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Boulder City Council Meeting 9-22-22
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AI-read · unreviewed39 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personimplement the Boulder Valley comprehensive plans for all the work that we do within our comprehensive planning Division
oversees a lot of the department Master planning coordination and our annual Capital Improvements uh plan work that we do
the second is relevant to the transportation connections plan and whether or not some amendments are updated
the description or the naming of these uh of these land use coordinate categories is unfortunately not aligned with the Boulder Valley comprehensive plan
whether we should explore updates to the current proposed land uses and transportation connections
does that have a ripple effect on other Council priorities such as occupancy say or adus
take advantage of some of the really smart um choices that went into the East Boulder sub-community plan
meeting last night and approving the greenhouse gas mitigation reduction plan
not just for housing but for affordable and potentially middle income housing either through Community benefit agreements
either through Community benefit agreements if we Annex private properties and at our own discretion
I think the area three well the planning Reserve is is an important asset and we ought to be moving forward
incorporated into the next round of the Boulder Valley comp plan
if there was a desire to gain those efficiencies because I definitely want to make sure that whatever we do with Area 3
greater opportunity for affordable and middle income housing than TV2 which is basically going to be market rate housing
does that change your thoughts on whether you want to gain efficiencies by delaying area three
the urgency for affordable and middle income housing is such that I actually think
with respect to properties we don't own if they want to be annexed we have much greater leverage
when we had we had our tours to the east Boulder sub community plan areas
we also if you recall committed to creating a Civic area historic district
there's a number of implementation projects that are continuing to come out of the subcommunity plan
intimate connections with the work that Parks and Recreation is imminently moving forward with on their phase two of the Civic area master plan
challenge I think associated with that Civic area historic district is is really the intimate connections
a number of other projects that are focused on downtown currently
all the ongoing annual and daily work that you know our department is um is responsible for that's our annual Capital Improvements plan
is there just a tremendous amount of attention being focused on downtown right now
we would anticipate initiating the Adu code update work during that period
beginning with the 2023 recommended Library budget uh you'll notice here that the recommended budget includes
not presume those ballot measures pass so if they do pass we will bring something to you
the number that we're targeting this evening and planning ahead for that potential reallocation is that 9.75 to 10.75 million dollars
that would be the appropriate time to look across our entire budget and make those decisions
our vision zero goals within transportation again we have made some Investments there
the build out of the Alpine Balsam campus that's on the capital side but if there's a significant City investment on that site
another maybe some of our additional climate action goals and programming associated with meeting our climate action goals
we have proposed in the 23 budget to to start a day Services Center our behavioral health program is another
people are having a hard time affording the um the cost of the uh community centers
the behavioral health response emergency response program that we're standing up this next year
the tax increase would be a you know relatively modest one at about four percent uh of property taxes
some of our climate work I know we've got a climate attacks but in some ways there isn't enough money
about whether it be ebike program or Wildlife or Wildfire resiliency