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City Council · regular
Boulder City Council Meeting 2-16-23
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- regular
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- past
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AI-read · unreviewed30 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personit will deny any relationship with the Marshall fire because it doesn't want to be tied to its cause
as the camera reported she did to celebrate railroading the CU South annexation as an emergency ordinance
for not pushing through a new police monitor on a whim and let you guys know
didn't open that day's shelter for this this last storm that just happened in the last 24 hours
300 300 million dollar deficit on the Open Space Program how are you going to pay for all of this
6-3-3 accumulation of trash recyclables and compostables prohibited and 6-3-9 special trash service requirements on certain residential rental properties
education program around all of our zero waste commitments in Boulder
Xerxes is a partner in the cool Boulder campaign focusing on natural climate Solutions and collaborating on establishing
Xerxes is a partner in the cool Boulder campaign focusing on natural climate Solutions and collaborating on establishing
there should be a corresponding review and consideration of the city code around the definitions and requirements for weed management
the plan proposes 40 percent that is 34 middle income affordable units
affordable housing community benefits will be finalized through annexation reviewed under case number
a multi-use path is identified on the transportation master plan shown in the green line
this zoning can allow for densities of up to 20 units per acre if certain density bonus and site review criteria are met
design to create a sense of community and address the natural environment and climate concerns
the requirement of 70 permanently affordable housing made the development unfeasible over the last three years
this land is the future solution to the affordable housing options Boulder seeks here we present a plan
orange is our multi-use path connection that's envisioned in the transportation master plan that connects to the Future Park
our proposed approach really does realize the intention of the density bonus in rmx too and provides
those units the affordable ones were intended to satisfy the applicants the inclusionary housing obligations for a companion project
even plan bouldering their letter dated December 6 2022 recommends this development be part of the bvcp in 2025
annexation is the discretionary act by the city and annexation should not be taken lightly and should get formed to the Boulder Valley comp plan
rezoning this site will have a negative impact in the surrounding community and the adjacent Area 3 planning reserve
maximizing allowable far to increase the return to the developer and her investors is not reason to Annex Land from the county
surrounded on three sides by privately held land all within the planning Reserve during the prior application process
entire comp plan process instead the city should take a forward-looking strategy to this proposed development by incorporating it
typically we wouldn't count on street parking on on our public streets toward the minimum parking requirements
it's what we intend to make it with regards to area three and so I see this property
I'm a big fan of rmx2 has that affordable housing density bonus that gets you to that kind of holiday level
there's family friendly typologies in here which I think we're all excited about