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October 26, 2023 City of Boulder City Council Special Meeting
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- special
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AI-read · unreviewed33 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personthose core components being uh something around uh adus accessory dwelling units I think a focus on strategic growth
the core components of that bill are going to return in the 2024 session
I think that there will be a robust conversation around property tax um whether it passes or not
possibility of creating a distinction for manufactured home Community pad rents
allowing rent control in the specific cases of mobile homes um we we have had that conversation in the past
the ways that the housing bill is being split up
the governor's General disposition is to favor affordable housing more as it's brought
more specific rent control for mobile home parks given the fact that that is a particularly unique situation
not as supportive generally speaking about affordable housing that is brought through regulatory approaches
remove barriers to undergrounding of overhead utility lines in in areas of high risk and vulnerability
the many City Water Utilities that we have storm water flood
a renewal and expansion of the Mandate for electric vehicles it consist of 82% of sales
to have the ability to determine that they have enough water supply and and water and sewer infrastructure
rules related to eviction or making sure that there is fairness and and and support as necessary
what are those things that we need to advocate for to reduce homelessness
there's also talk about a ballot measure or two that would uh bring Transit funding to to our state
vision zero or or safety objective keeping pedestrians and and bicyclists and Transit Riders save
focusing on minimizing the impact of local airport overflight noise and pollution on neighborhood communities
grants so that local airports could pay for the infrastructure necessary to have a dedicated unleaded fuel tank
prevent local government mandates to enforce Federal immigration laws
that we should be a welcoming community and that we should not
my understanding Boulder is is a sanctuary City and we value immigra immigrants in our community
Advocate to the county for support on homelessness services
there's a decent chance that their uh ballot measure uh I think it's is it uh is it 2B will be passed
well is it consistent with the B Valley comp plan or not
whether it is meeting the goals of the Boulder Valley comprehensive plan is I think where
if there's water supplies and Sewer infrastructure that can either sustain the land use changes
they're narrowly tailored based on our comp plan there's flexibility
they have speed limits that aren't in line with our vision zero policies
we keep hearing well the FAA requires X Y and Z on the airport
without nearly doubling our city debt uh and imposing a nearly $14 million annual burden on the general fund
we have to balance that uh with our need to stay financially solvent if we took this approach
as a way to possibly ease The Debt Service burden and make it uh potentially more financially viable for us
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