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City Council · regular
Boulder City Council Meeting 3-1-22
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AI-read · unreviewed33 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personnext let's talk about boards and commissions we have closed the annual recruitment period for most boards
there but you can see they're really aimed at helping to resolve a person's unhoused status
we'll be working on the 2023 budget here over the next few months
we're also looking at providing a day shelter with
and you asked for some uh budget relief and we gave you both of those
finally we have a seriously addicted encampment crowd they steal and support a habit
my previous presentations prove that the utility occupation tax is a carbon tax
is the critical flaw of the climate tax for residential users
largely support the continuation of expanded outdoor dining and employs the city council to use
there's a clear need for affordable housing in boulder where the cost of living is already high
the state of colorado has proposed to dedicate 400 million dollars of federal relief funds to affordable housing
this value is codified in the inclusionary housing provisions providing that inclusionary housing is necessary to preserve
in addition traffic counts are suffering during weekdays monday through thursdays lunches and dinners with office closures
parklet seating doesn't get more people downtown the tourists will always be there during the summer
the 1.85 acre site has a comprehensive plan land use designation of mixed use business
planning board concluded that the proposed project meets the site review criteria and findings consistent with bvcp policies
extending the expiration date of a landmark alteration certificate and historic preservation demolition approval
authorizing the city manager to execute documents that will secure payment of an increased linkage fee
this ordinance also includes an allowance to convey the increased commercial linkage fee for the affordable housing fund
extend the validity period of the landmark alteration certificate and the demolition permits
staff has found that the uh proposal is consistent with bvc policies
council maybe direct the housing department to consider uh some of those funds for middle-income housing
that will reduce climate emissions and it'll save colorado one's money under energy bills
cities that have building codes would have to adopt the 2021 international energy conservation code immediately
there is a cost a cost that would probably be more than offset by the energy efficiency savings
another bill that we're working on is additional protections for mobile homeowners
would create limits on rent increases for mobile home pads
it would provide funding for local governments for recycling and waste disposal services
and this sort of plays into allowing us to maintain some of that continuity and focusing on vision zero
sometimes like the mobile home bill it's not listed as a priority but we know it matters a lot
boards and commissions at their discretion can determine whether they be virtual or hybrid
item 5b is the boards and commissions recruitment slash interview process check-in
i'd actually suggest we move outdoor dining because i think that is still a little flux