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City Council · regular
Boulder City Council Meeting 1-12-23
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community about the desired future of the airport the ask for this came out
the ask for this came out of the Boulder Valley comp plan update in 2020 from section 6.23
the community conversation as a preamble to the airport master plan which we've accelerated from 2025 up to 2023
the city owns the airport in partnership with the FAA
the current effort that is being carried out will provide a valuable context to our community conversations building on the Boulder Valley comprehensive plan
we've actually been building off some of the work from the East Boulder sub community plan
there's two mobile home communities near the airport both
I have been thinking about the East Boulder subcommunity plan uh and how it how will the airport will affect it
you are including people that are involved in the East Builder sub community plan correct
emissions related things that impact on our air quality and especially for those who are living really close to the airport
designed the city's Backbone in 2017-2018 to deliberately run fiber near Boulder housing partner affordable housing sites
BHP has done some really really impressive work improving access to Internet services through some of the private providers
with the support of almost nine hundred thousand dollars of City provided arpa funding BHP is or will soon be providing free Wi-Fi for their tenants
the backbone price uh we were budgeted for 20 million dollars um for that I believe we're going to come in a little under budget
the areas in our community that literally had zero access to wired internet where our mobile home parks