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City Council · regular
Boulder City Council Meeting 3-15-22
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- regular
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AI-read · unreviewed32 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personi'm here to speak in support of the recent push to get anthogenic plants and fungi decriminalized in boulder
a group of indigenous peoples who are going to be there
they're going to deliver a land acknowledgment and a land honoring
i do a lot of work on climate change so i wanted to bring the council a little bit of an update
coal plants emit usually one to five million tons of carbon dioxide a year
tonight i'd like to talk about cu south and starting and ending with a quote
i'd like to start with a land acknowledgement i honor and acknowledge that what is currently called boulder county
let us not forget that when the previous city council passed the annexation by emergency ballot measure 302 is rendered moot
it's the property called cu south is not a foregone conclusion its fate is not written in stone
to repeal the annexation agreement by referendum this november 2022
i wanted to talk a bit about the cap tax and the boulder excel partnership agreement
my request is that the city report quarterly how much estimated greenhouse gas reduction has been accomplished by each of the projects
it's unclear how much if any greenhouse gases have been reduced as the sole direct result of this partnership agreement
are not representative of uh a transaction that will advance our affordable housing goals
annexations are legislative in nature and so there's not a timeline associated with that
develop a comprehensive citywide plan for resiliency against disaster fire and flood
some of the things that we have planned for this year include an update to the stormwater and flood master plan
into a multi-unit student housing project with 39 dwelling units
we'll be running through what we're calling a special adjustment to base or a budget amendment to the base 2022 budget
we'll do capital project rollovers and encumbrances at that point that's a big part of it
budget adjustments are essentially budget amendments to the adopted budget
align that process with our 2023 to 2028 capital improvement plan development
the amount uh for guaranteed income pilot of 250 000 that hasn't changed
to help with navigation and commercial space opportunities
this is the kind of serious impact that we have on our affordable housing community
we have more and more affordable housing that we need for the more and more folks that cannot afford housing in boulder
voice my support for council's exploration of the guaranteed income pilot
so i hope boulder moves ahead on this pilot
the carnegie building um which was not ada compliant and they have a different the lease agreement um stipulates certain things
and their desire to do uh capital improvements to the building
our finances were great in 2019 and then covet hit and another occurrence like that
i don't like property taxes it's hard to suss that out in one in one fail swoop