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Boulder City Council Study Session 4-12-22
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- study-session
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- past
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- YouTube, via the Woven archive; YouTube's automatic captions
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AI-read · unreviewed34 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personwe are still doing recruitment um for boards and commissions for the following boards because we have um still openings
we'll have more focus on east boulder sub-community plan later in this evening and here we'll just take a deep dive
one residential neighborhood san lazaro a mobile home park with 213 homes
we've convened a board and commission group of liaisons and secretaries to partner on a more strategic approach
and that board and commission representatives also believe advancing this work supports their mission
equity in the flood and stormwater master plan update now i know that stormwater is not a real thriller
the land acknowledgement which is really special you know it's it's very deep
sub community plans are part of the city's suite of tools to help us implement the broad goals of the boulder valley comprehensive plan
the east boulder sub-community plan is only the second plan of this scale that the city has ever done
the last sub-community plan was the north boulder plan which was completed in the 90s
and inform planning and funding of our capital improvement program for years to come
the recommendations for land use includes changes to the current bvcp land use map approximately 250 acres
so as per our transportation master plan and our low stress walk and bike network we match up
these are transportation network improvements that are recommended for consideration in the next tmp update
this tool will be used by city staff to develop future work plans capital improvement planning
whether we can keep the industrial and commercial spaces affordable as these uh areas become more
one board member was interested in trying to make some strategic analysis of the airport
i was a part of the development of the 2016 middle income housing strategy
i am interested in understanding how we will get middle income housing when the market seems to be incapable
that guidance will be part of what we use to craft form-based code for these different areas of change
if there's been any attention put towards stormwater retention and infiltration um in the streetscape design
as we've seen with with cu south right it's designated open space it's owned by another entity
um amendments to sub-community plans and and what that process is is outlined in our comprehensive plan
i'm thinking about our climate goals and the fact
there's some precedent for that from the north boulder sub community plan
how can we ensure that we have a a good robust urban tree canopy and not
really didn't have a lot of trees it looked kind of hot
east boulder has less than five percent canopy today so that's well below our our goals
i thought we got a a couple of really good comments from the public on the transportation connections
the manufactured home community that's hopefully going to be annexed
the manufactured home community that's hopefully going to be annexed
build in some non-financial incentives like density bonuses shorter permitting process for enhanced affordability
the emphasis on middle-income housing and diversity of housing types is really central to this plan
would also include continued funding by the city through sales taxes