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Boulder City Council Meeting 5-17-22
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- regular
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AI-read · unreviewed49 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personto remove item 6a the update of the boulder museum contemporary arts community culture and safety tax matching grant agreement
disappointed that spruce pool will not open this summer i want to make sure the entire city council is fully aware of the long-term consequences
the planet burns floods and dies while boulder fiddles with climate change
it's called a global climate crisis and this limitation is ludicrous in its blindness
the assassination by the israelis of a reporter in janine where there was a massacre in 2002
because i know that we are all concerned about staff shortages in general
supportive of the project through the cip so i think that's what that's what we mean by that
the adjacent boulder housing partners diagonal court town homes property is included in the proposal
the study concluded that um an incremental approach to revitalization and redevelopment would be the most achievable and workable in partnership with boulder housing partners
so the bbcp recognizes the site as part of a neighborhood center and oftentimes we're here discussing centers
new streetscapes of course will help to establish trees um and contribute to the urban forest uh street trees
for the 2020 energy code for the city of boulder residential parking and new developments such as this with 125 spaces
4c our lambac landmark alteration certificate to construct a wall at the east property line of 841 spruce street a contributing property in the mapleton hill historic district
i haven't actually heard it in terms of you know masonry versus wood or something else as a as a you know fire retardant
the first is the compliance with the transit village area plan transportation connections plan and the benefits and difficulties
the parcel itself is not located within tbap however it is impacted by this connections plan
it's staff's understanding that the connection was not discussed with the state's public utilities commission upon adoption
could not be done meeting ada respond requirements and touchdown before we ended up impacting the roadway on either side walnut or frontier
we're not calling it up we are referring it to tab
a consideration of a motion to adopt resolution 304 approving a supplemental appropriation to the 2022 downtown commercial district fund
there are a few different types of budget adjustments we have clarified these from previous memos
there's an adjustment to assist the eviction protection program is that not collecting funds yet from the the charge
what is the homeless respite center i assume that's different than the day shelter
in particularly in the closure of the covid recovery center as well as a need that's been in our community for some time for unhoused individuals
but guess what there's nobody to fund the rec centers and then we've got all these people from boulder
then you're approving budgets that are supporting all of those things because the budget is the bottom line
priority objectives for things like reducing greenhouse gas emissions from the transportation sector
we started with a long list of projects selected from the city's transportation master plan
so in terms of process annexation agreement amendments are reviewed consistent with the process is and standards for annexation
the site contains an approximately two thousand square foot home and some accessory structures the property is bordered
in addition the cash and low contributions would be used to leverage state and federal funds to create additional permanently affordable housing elsewhere in the city
part of our middle income housing strategy when we can't or or for market rate housing that is not deed restricted is to create a housing type
many of our affordable units are sort of in that size range as well are there
for us to pay cash in lieu and um then that would relieve the units of and then we could sell the units at a market rate
the floodplain which is all over boulder the 100 year floodplain there's thousands of homes in it
well my understanding of the floodplain is just an elevation that you know if you are below it you cannot build a basement
there's gonna have to be more fire provisions up at 311 on his previous development because that's where the big one's coming in
setting the cash in lieu as a fixed fee based on what we think the possible development potential is
i think so if i look at 35 000 times 14 units for you know basically half a million dollars in cash in lieu
tonight's meeting is the third session in a series of meetings to consider the plan for adoption
this is a map of the current airport influence zone which is referenced in the code and zone one applies to the runway
bvcp policy on the jobs to housing balance does not offer a strategy that would cap a number of jobs
as uh was just discussed the master plan apartment 50 study actually would be going simultaneous uh the uh with the same consultant
like the regulatory approach to the airport influence zones once you get away from the runway area and the takeoff and landing zones
my sort of counter argument is also the community benefit for the i think for the commercial space is largely about trying to keep existing businesses
policy r7 talks about kind of green infrastructure particularly around storm water
putting a stronger emphasis on creating or maintaining affordable commercial industrial space
i would like to move that we accept the updated east boulder sub-community plan with planning boards changes
if we're adopting the east boulder sub community plan sir it needs to be a roll call