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November 2, 2023 City of Boulder City Council Meeting
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- regular
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Boulder parks and wreck perhaps just pursuant to its regulations divides all of the people who use the rec centers into two categories
after the decision on letting the police monitor and the police and the police go forward
we are struggling mainly due to pressure on pool space at City facilit here are some specific examples
lap swimming capacity must be expanded before taking the limited existing facilities offline for re renovation
right now our Parks and Recreation Department typically manages most of the walkways within the Civic area
is the concept plan review for a mixed use proposal to develop 5450 Airport Boulevard with 147 attached dwelling units
tonight's item is a public hearing on ordinance 8601 to update the city's inclusionary housing regulations
a modification to the cash and lose structure and methodology is necessary
that missing middle as a housing type continue can continue to be addressed through the Zoning for affordable housing project
we're also hoping to pursue the Nexus study um to look at a linkage fee for demolitions and Replacements of single family homes
this is a kind of a back stop review for a project with affordable units that does not
currently 25% of units in new residential housing developments are required to be permanently affordable
at least increase the inclusionary housing percentage to 33% the the equivalent square footage
two spectacularly successful programs inclusionary housing and Commercial linkage fees they're the only guaranteed tools
Boulders Comm commercial linkage fees have stuck been stuck at $30 to $31 a square foot for 6 years
even if those aren't deed restricted affordable units I think that that because right now our Market is so out of balance
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