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City Council · regular
Boulder City Council Meeting 9-7-23
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AI-read · unreviewed36 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personthe Front Range region received more than 18 inches of rain causing flooding loss of life and widespread damage
recovery is a multi-year commitment for Boulder as the community builds back stronger and more resilient than before
I implore you to reconsider the per proposal to close Boulder airport
closing kbu would not only deprive current and new pilots of important place to learn and train
this airport serves as a Gateway for dreams to take flight providing countless individuals with opportunity
I'm also so grateful for the new police monitor that's being accepted in
I'm very respectfully requesting that this new police monitor um review those
one being with the minimum wage increase my interest in ways that we could
the human rights ordinance of the city of Boulder's Municipal Code states that the ordinance affords protection against discrimination
opens the door for businesses to deny services or Goods to other persons based on protected characteristics
containing 303 student housing residential Apartments this is reviewed under case number
percentage of calls that the result in a care team being dispatched in lie of officers
the existing co-responder team and the launch of the new care team in the coming months result in a diversion of calls
so we have not included this in the upcoming 2024 budget yet it could be that it comes to counsel
for example for reaching out to people who have experienced homeless or home lessness or currently unhoused
we do currently have some funding uh in our current budget as well as a 2024 budget to specifically deal with
Simply Having a police presence on Pearl Street and anywhere in our community deters criminal Behavior 24/7 365
when we were discussing uh the police oversight panel and there were members here who claimed that there were uniform police in the chambers
work on the boulder mall is dangerous and increase police presence will help prevent the crime
to make it easier for people to afford to live here including raising the minimum wage
then I think homelessness and unhoused will be a much simpler problem not easy but much simpler
so I'm on the front lines of some pretty bad behavior from the unhoused
that is 6a the inclusion Area Housing update
Boulder was one of the first 10 cities in the country um to adopt inclusionary housing now
whether you want to explore a Nexus study to possibly support a residential linkage fee for these demo
thing is to explore a Nexus study um to inform the viability of a linkage fee
Are We Now pitting um the development of middle-income housing against affordable housing
about 10% of the units subject to inclusionary housing so it's actually a pretty small percentage
are adus implicated at all in this discussion thank you no
this is something that BHP has basically baked into every project that they do
we got a little bit of help from the state legislature a couple years ago
I'd rather that's a market that's in Greater need and that's the market I think we ought to be serving
waiting in line for Bolding housing Boulder housing Partners affordable units
the Nexus study to support the residential linkage fee are we good with this
I don't know if it would draw in things like adus as well but if I'm reading that right
if we do the Nexus study for that unit that you're rebuilding if it also becomes much larger then you'll pay um an impact fee