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City Council · regular
Boulder City Council Meeting 2-1-22
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AI-read · unreviewed32 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personthe boards and commissions of the city of boulder are a great way to do so
adding item 8a which is the boards and commissions subcommittee update on proposed process changes and bureau recruitment
this presentation is about using the boulder occupation tax a carbon tax in an equitable way
the planet burns floods and dies while boulder fiddles with climate change rex can help us achieve what we want
as with every landmark designation the city council's role here is to determine whether the proposed designation conforms
there are flood issues uh one corner of the building is in the flood area so it would need to be modified
do you know what the flood protection elevation is compared to the existing floor elevation of the main level
the city council can maintain this legacy building and still have room to develop the adjacent site for more housing
the atrium can be utilized to support other city services including the unsheltered
as does the alpine balsam building do not take down the hospital reuse it
so that we don't have these encampments all over this is what it is for
while we can get a landmark alteration certificate to make to make changes to the parking
a landmark alteration certificate application was submitted for review and this solution to constructing a two-story addition
every meeting that i come to here it's about the homeless people the encampments the low-income housing
it would have no implications on our status as a sanctuary city the fbi does not concern itself with issues of immigration
the fbi itself is moving toward body-worn cameras and transparency on these issues
because i don't love to spend more than we need to in our own budget on on policing equipment
task force officers won't be required to use body cameras and they won't be subjected to oversight from boulder's independent police monitor
commission studies from both the police oversight panel and human relations commission before even considering an indefinite agreement
boulder is a sanctuary city which means a city in which the local government and police protect undocumented immigrants
we have admired boulder's leadership in declaring itself the sanctuary city in 2017 and enacting a racial equity plan
boulder should join like-minded cities including portland and oakland to protect residents against unwarranted and intrusive surveillance
we are the terrorists for not addressing climate change which is what caused the fire along with the coal mines
i've been watching the city increase the police budget while slashing all others
we hired one of the most reform-oriented police chiefs in the entire country the entire country
one of the goals for this year's uh ratio in the work plan is to make sure we're broadening the use of that racial equity tool
identified in the 2019-2020 transportation master plan action plan as an effort to move forward
process that we subject our capital improvement projects to to make sure that they are consistent
that we should carry the project forward to be consistent with our overall transportation master plan goals
given tree canopy for heat island effect and air quality
given tree canopy for heat island effect and air quality
are going to present some more exciting changes to boards and commissions