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City Council · regular
Boulder City Council Meeting 9-1-22
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AI-read · unreviewed41 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personTransforming Our Food system and rewilding our community's
Center spells disaster for business residence and tourism anyone who wants to get off of the streets
I'd love to see as far as the budget 750 000 budgeted for the day Center
if the annexation of Cu South is not repealed
as the climate crisis creates unpredictable conditions that development projects such as a third CU campus would worsen
I am presenting today about minimum wage and living wage next slide please
here our minimum wage is still set at 12.56 per hour um matching that of the state
the positive impact of wage increases on our community could be very beneficial
there will be a vote on the 100-year flood mitigation plan and the agreement with CU this November
I'm speaking tonight in support of the decriminalization of plant medicines such as psilocybin in Boulder
realized that it's it's better to be proactive with students in our neighborhood
the flooding was due to the rerouting of water from the 2014 Pine View Park restoration project
it's an honor to speak here today in favor of decriminalizing psychedelics
a family as defined by the city's Municipal Code plus two unrelated people are allowed to live in the dwelling
we were quickly reminded why we avoid downtown please stop telling us that this isn't your responsibility
and that is the heart of the CU South debate
instead he argued that the Havoc wrought by floods and other natural disasters may be better avoided
since climate change has exploded since then we should plan for even worse
it's an honor to speak on behalf of plant medicine and psychedelic substance decriminalization
I'm here to voice my support for continued action and focus on composting Recycling and circular economy initiatives in Boulder
push for local ordinances mandating that all retail and food businesses in the city use only compostable packaging
they're a toxic material they have to go in the landfill
does the city have a lot to gain with regards to open space um as a result of the annexation agreement
and in the annexation agreement there is 119 Acres that is designated as open space
annexation of Cu South and there have been some requests to change the ballot language
so now we move to our call-up check-ins and we have one
with CU South certainly not increase it and for a 100 year flood plain instead of a 500
the hill needs to be looked at as a commercial District a student housing district
a partnership with tribe recovery in Boulder County to establish two residential recovery homes
really investing in housing first approaches and getting people into housing and putting their investments into housing instead of additional shelters
property acquisition which is investment in new affordable housing
you'll also notice for uh Native Americans that the number of individuals
project recovery is the one that I mentioned with uh with tribe
rental assistance and property acquisition is the bulk of their expenditures
should be spending nearly 30 million dollars compared to roughly 10 million or if you go the other direction we should cut our budget down
it's rental assistance and that's important but it's not exactly the same thing
we're fortunate in the city Boulder to have a strong affordable housing program
a lot of people don't get the vouchers and we don't have enough housing so there are a lot of people who are unsheltered
whether there's actually data that navigation centers and places that collect people actually lead to housing outcomes
because of some of the eviction prevention that we put in place um landlords may be using
landlords do background checks BHP does background checks and so if you have certain