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City Council · regular
Boulder City Council Meeting 3-9-23
- Date
- Series
- regular
- Status
- past
- Sources
- YouTube, via the Woven archive; YouTube's automatic captions
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AI-read · unreviewed19 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personwe felt it was absolutely appropriate to begin this presentation with our staff developed land acknowledgment
we pledge to use this land acknowledgment to help Inspire education and reflection and initiate meaningful action
welcome back tribal nations in person to visit the city of Boulder next week over the course of two days for government to government consultation
the commitment that it takes to develop the long-standing relationships with tribal Nations
the Utes are what Colorado continues to call the oldest continuous residence of the state of Colorado
the Adu definition basically says or on occupancy that the occupancy like should be the same as a single family house
we tried to write something in the code that was a little bit more family friendly uh for the adus
the areas in green are the areas where four unrelated persons are permitted
consider simple land use code amendments that provide greater housing opportunities in the community
increasing housing Supply alone will not make a difference or move the needle on affordable housing
the focus should really be more on deed restricted housing
Boulder should just instead of adding housing just significantly increase in Luffy's commercial linkage fees
some communities don't have occupancy limits or have recently eliminated occupancy limits
some of those examples are really west coast states have state legislation that make it illegal to have zoning laws on occupancy
a 100 increase in median rent is associated with a nine percent increase in homelessness
minimizing cars and neighborhoods advocating for supported off-campus housing or sufficient on-campus student housing
minimizing cars and neighborhoods advocating for supported off-campus housing or sufficient on-campus student housing
I would like to see us move towards complete elimination of occupancy limits
if there was student housing on my left and on my right of me