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City Council · regular
Boulder City Council Meeting 11-17-22
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AI-read · unreviewed46 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a person50 to 40 percent of the current climate action budget is paychecks and there's no honest cost benefit analysis
the recent claims of Boulder's carbon reduction tied the fact that most of that's due to excel's additional Renewables not Boulders separate actions
if you look at public rec centers you know pickleball has gotten really popular
no day shelter or similar facility has demonstrated any measurable success at any ending or alleviating the cost burden of homelessness
the most important Point permits cash and lieu for all of the affordable units
with the eviction Court myself because I'm going to list the individuals
the only thing that the city of Boulders seems to care about and throw their money at is a homeless drug addict with a lengthy criminal record
understandably the Arts commission enforces a rigorous vetting process through a competitive Grant application cycle
there are courts at the local recreation centers and public schools but they are often not accessible to wheelchair tennis players
the tennis courts at CU South will be lost due to the University's plan
there are courts at the local recreation centers and public schools but they are often not accessible
will be able to replace its Tennis Courts at CU South
our City's Arts organizations need more assistance than currently budgeted operating on insufficient funds is a reality
the East Boulder Community Center and the North Boulder Recreation Center
one of the things staff could do to address the housing crisis is to have one of the that Criterion be pulled
the cash in lieu would be seven and a half million in a for sale unit
paying permitting developers to pay cash in lieu actually produces more units for a given amount of money
the remaining balance as you mentioned a little over 500k and our discussion at a couple of our budget meetings
we got 20.1 million in arpa funds so there seems to be like 300 000 still left over to allocate
what I'm wondering about with the the Arts funding um is whether HHS has what they need
with the uh ballot items as they played out we'll be doing a special adjustment likely uh in early February
I don't know much about the details of the Arts funding do you can anybody say why that is
is the landmark alteration certificate to restore front porch and replace rear Edition with a new rear Edition
today I'll be presenting on a request for annexation of a 47.9 acre property with an initial zoning designation of public
the comp plan provides a framework for annexation and urban service provision within the city
the annexation negotiations have been ongoing since 2018 and an application was filed in July of 2021
considered in terms of the bvcp land use the properties designated as public or semi-public which anticipates uses
Water and Sewer Utility Services to bbsd on a revocable permit basis and it limited the use of those services to certain uses and Facilities
so bvsd will pay storm water plant investment fees they will comply with the city regulations regarding flood
there is an agreement that states future owners are not sovereign and must meet City inclusionary housing requirements
Outreach to Columbine mobile home park that's located in the county along 63rd Street
the initial Genesis of this project has to do with Ponderosa mobile home park
but it's also a great opportunity to provide Workforce training for both Boulder Valley School District students
the approval of the annexation includes approving proposed ordinances which also incorporate the IGA
residents in the area still recount Native American folklore describing a time in which bison would wallow in the salty mud flats
they put me in touch with the Arapahoe Nation older was the center of the Arapahoe Nation until they were driven out
I'm horrified that we approved CU South that was an underhanded uh under the table negotiation and agreement
both the Boulder Valley comp plan and the Boulder County comp plan clearly State the environmental significance of the marsh
in the face of changing climates and the need to sequester carbon
as a Cooperative effort by Boulder Valley School District Thorne ecological Institute and the open space and Mountain Parks Department
the impacts on open space and the impacts on the mobile home park are are potentially significant
that's where you need to have your eye on the pie for carbon footprint right carbon footprint
now more than ever we have to implement systemic change to turn off the faucet and the stem the flow of plastic
nothing we use for just a few minutes should pollute our environment for years and years
expanding Boulder's bag feed to include all businesses creates an incentive to skip plastic bags city-wide
the memo referred to ending homelessness which I don't remember being kind of the goal of the center