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City Council · regular
Boulder City Council Meeting 11-3-22
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- regular
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- past
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AI-read · unreviewed22 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personin the city of Boulder a vision zero City there's been one traffic death in 2022
we recognize that street design and Engineering measures can address road traffic deaths while increasing safe healthy and Equitable Mobility for all
the climate action ballot questions a pair of no's are a good answer I want carbon reduction fast and honestly documented
the boulder climate and action narrative will try to convince you otherwise why because that simple solution would end some of their jobs
some of the people from Boulder housing partners are residents of which I am one
making sure that the fee paid into the affordable housing fund for new residential units considers the number of units
I think we need a resolution for Palestinian Justice
one of the fortunate Arts organizations that has received General operating support uh over a number of years
I'm here just asking that you strongly consider allocating remaining arpa funds especially for those Arts organizations that qualified for funding
spaces affordable housing for creatives and even the establishment of a Performing Arts facility in central Boulder
I also want to acknowledge that Arts funding has increased over the past few years it's a great start
we are nowhere near achieving our climate change TMP or Vision zero goals
the item on your agenda tonight is the landmark alteration certificate that is you know specific to the proposal
our call up check-ins 4A is the landmark alteration certificate to install cementius siding on a existing garbage enclosure
any one of which can call up a particular item to the full landmarks board for a public hearing
the idea of trying to find 1.3 million dollars in a budget that was already approved is challenging if not impossible
parking strategies implementation update and recommendations for 2023
the work done to date to build the new residential access management program
the project set out to rework the city's parking products including the existing neighborhood parking permit program
adding extra vehicle miles traveled or VMT to any trip which emits additional greenhouse gases
one of the things we're trying to do and some of us are on committees to make the downtown more welcoming
there'd be a greater belief the downtown is not a place to go either for people in our community