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City Council · regular
Boulder City Council Meeting 4-19-22
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this presentation is about boulder climate action continuing to ignore wind source and wrecks
the planet burns floods and dies as boulder fiddles with climate change
instituting a guaranteed income program is important people can't budget themselves out of poverty
i believe all low earning boulder residents should be considered for the guaranteed income project
their employees don't feel safe working downtown anymore what will this do to the tax base
vision zero really means predicting dangerous conditions like this and preventing them before they can cause serious injury or death
that takes away our tax dollars and then you come begging for a library district
given the urgency of taking actions to combat climate change
i am here today with concerns about the homelessness issue in the city
the effect of the camping ban is to punish the homeless for something they have no say in
the cu south annexation agreement is a very bad deal for boulder it should be repealed
buying cu south was a bad business deal for cu but the cu south annexation agreement is a very bad deal
tonight you will discuss a memo that states the south boulder creek flood mitigation project will be funded from the city's flood and storm water utility fee
the other also relating to cu south is have we previously looked at the impact of development there on evacuation
concerned about the representations that have been made with respect to the plan creating middle-income housing
while i have a good degree of support for the east boulder sub-community plan
how we get to middle-income housing because i do not think it was properly addressed
my support for the consent agenda relating to um the east boulder sub-community plan is going to have a reservation
item 4c is a landmark alteration certificate to construct a rear two-story addition
we had the annexation agreement which was also key for us because we had to know how our design would interact
he'll be supporting this project and and all of our major cip projects
boulder is the number one flood risk in the state of colorado
south boulder creek does have a history of flooding it's flooded three times significantly in the past
a large portion of the property would be located on the cu south property
our prior cost estimate of 66 million dollars which actually got negotiated down during the annexation
we will have updated costs that we plan to bring forward in the budget process this year
we anticipate that pro number to go up through their cip process
the agreement included a strong i think it's transportation demand management tdm
on the accessibility front ada is so important american sorry americans with disabilities act
would be to participate in a city-funded program where the city could purchase in bulk a certain amount of outdoor dining parklet infrastructure
under the land use code use reviews are required for outdoor seating areas that are over 300 square feet
consider an ordinance that authorizes the city manager to waive or modify land use code requirements
there have been some witnesses of scooters and motorized vehicles still operating within the boundaries
there are a number of ada parking spaces within this west end area that are of course no longer accessible
micro mobility access is somewhat limited we've been able to work with some of the restaurants
on that discount volume discount maxes out at about 20 parklets is that right
well at least under the first two options you've proposed who would be responsible for damage repair
people who have mobility challenges can usually park pretty close and we've got handicapped parking on 11th street
it seems to me that that that we could make that a lot of handicap parking and a lot of pickup parking
so many people would like to see more pedestrian traffic on the west end but to me this is something we ought to be fairly cautious about
10 handicapped parking spots and six pick up and drop off spots in in a as a way to allow people with mobility challenges
the city is still responsible for a large percentage of the funding for uh the library out of its general fund
could the county potentially contribute some general fund money of theirs
maybe as i read the majority of city council that passed that resolution of needing something in the three range on the mill levy