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City Council · regular
Boulder City Council Meeting 4-5-22
- Date
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- regular
- Status
- past
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- YouTube, via the Woven archive; YouTube's automatic captions
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AI-read · unreviewed22 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personwell our regular annual recruitment period has closed but we are still recruiting for the following boards
one of the areas of success I'd like to highlight is the mitigation work done on our open space in recent years
I'm here to speak in favor of the push to decriminalize entheogenic plants and fungi
I believe that these substances should be decriminalized because no one should be going into jail for the use or possession of these substances
given the evidence that retiring PBA 3 before 20130 will reduce both emissions and costs
the resolution does not allow for large-scale Commerce of these substances it does not create mushroom dispensaries
I want to encourage you to do everything in your power to make sure that we move away from coal and gas as soon as possible
they are actually budgeted costs which do show up in the overall City budget but do not show up under the library page
the library staff also intend to request in the 20123 budget cycle the operating deficit that was cut due to the pandemic
to do things to decrease um the climate emissions the carbon emissions uh from many of those buildings
budgeting usually when you want to add budget to something you got to take something from someone else
overblown claims of huge tax increases which are in reality less than a primer and Netflix subscription
the student one card which is a collaboration between Boulder Valley School schools and Boulder Public Libraries
162 million in Capital Improvements clearly there is money in there to take care of the library
these small businesses are the backbone of downtown Boulder and we have seen a migration out of Boulder
the city should f focus on sustainable long-term solutions to days Sheltering
is a distraction from what I think is Boulder's most pressing issue the homeless crisis
the business improvement district being as strong as it is uh downtown Boulder Inc
using a small property tax increase to create a funding district is more Equitable for all
as long as the main library is being used as a de facto day shelter
a recent study says property owners in Colorado will get hit by a 20% property tax increases on average over the next four years
we pick boards and commissions every year we interview people