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City Council · regular
Boulder City Council Meeting 4-26-22
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AI-read · unreviewed33 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personwe are still recruiting for the following boards due to the low number of applications and in some cases no applications
the difference here though is that this is not a retroactive adoption of the code this one is about new builds and renovations
we use that plan for all of the risk mitigation that we do in wildfire
these two plans the flood and storm water master plan and the drought plan
about a third of our systems in active agriculture about 15 000 acres
in addition to uh forest thinning cattle grazing is actually a very important component uh when it comes
not only ongoing but increasing mitigation of fuel reduction through grazing force thinning prescribed burns
we even have to probably rethink what a wildland urban interface actually means
after some bigger floods we hired um outside um consultants and experts to to help us
some of our properties are unleased should we put them in active agricultural leasing
even if the wui now covers all of boulder in our re in new definition
these dangers and the ways that our climate is changing
again in california they require proof of mandatory fire or flood insurance upon sale
using the industry benchmark of two to three percent uh of current asset value for cip
taxes should pay for a significant portion of programs for those with low incomes those with disabilities
agencies typically derive about 60 percent of their operating expenditures from general fund tax support
recommended spending on urban forestry based on the urban forestry strategic plan
i'm also gonna ask you to talk about the lewisville rec center and how much do they
they simultaneously passed an ongoing tax dedicated to supporting the operations of it
we're not going to be able to do more for these priority populations without additional funding
looking at what it costs to operate each of the recreation centers and what full cost recovery would be
given the challenges related to the accessibility of this aging structure
current cip plans include projects to maintain well both the east boulder community center and the north boulder recreation center
south boulder recreation center is quickly approaching the end of its useful life
improving our urban tree canopy specifically in those areas
build partnerships through like the cool boulder initiative and others that support planting in those areas
it was about the east boulder community um east bulldog community sub community plan
since we were talking about heat islands and tree canopies
within the east boulder sub-community plan there is definitely an increase in residential development
the sub-community plan also calls out for public paseos and public public park like spaces
osmp also has a forestry plan and so i think at some point it's helpful to maybe unify
we have a city-wide parking strategy not just one at parks and recreation facilities
boulder housing partners in that area is going to be developing a new low-income housing complex