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City Council · regular
November 16, 2023 City of Boulder City Council Meeting
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AI-read · unreviewed48 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personthe federal government passed the Americans with Disabilities Act or the Ada which underscores the values of equal access and equal opportunity for people with disabilities
the city of Boulder strives to exceed the requirements set forth in the Ada and to create a welcoming and supportive Community
providing Recreation and leisure activities to promote inclusion health and connection since 1980
our colleagues in nablas are asking for life and I do not think they should be sanctioned for asking for life
I ask Council to ensure that the boulden no sister city project one stop posting and distributing inflammatory messages
I don't support ceasefire I don't support pause I support a solution which is end the occupation now
you all give a land acknowledgement for the land stolen by settlers that we now call Boulder
any questions comments or interest in calling this up seeing none can we go to the next one please
reading and consideration of a motion to approve ordinance 8605 amending Title 9 land use code to update the use table and use standards
were really to simplify and streamline what was a really complex part of our land use code
it's really trying to align the use table with those adopted comprehensive plan policies
there's a number of different goals and policies in the comprehensive plan that this ordinance helps support and implement
I will highlight the the specific standards for the University Hill General improvement district
we could just come up with a set of General standards for when a patio is near a residential area
if they have a patio and they're um close to residential that will kick them into a use review
representing 70 plus businesses at University Hill General Improvement District
what I support overall is a much better Boulder Valley comp plan
I'm happy that HH failed I voted against it even though I'm a senior
changes to the standards for restaurants brew pubs taverns within the BMS business Main Street district and University Hill General improvement district
approval of ordinance 8590 emitting Title 9 land use code BRC 1981 to update the use table and use standards
his service has consistently focused on increasing access to affordable housing
as an advocate for improved blood mitigation solutions for CU South
as an advocate for improved blood mitigation solutions for CU South
she advocated for bringing open gov to the city to make the city's half billion dollar budget more accessible
she advocated for flood mitigation funding during the covid-19 pandemic
advocated for city funding to support CU laws immigration Clinic which assists non-citizens in navigating the immigration legal system
some community members wish Council was better at articulating their homelessness strategies
the city needs to do a better job announcing boards and commission and give enough time for community members to apply
I would appreciate if the city would express its climate strategies in ordinary plan English
we picked because that's where the a sizable number of accidents were happening
affordable housing against the character of our community that had developed over the decades
we approved commercial linkage fees for new commercial buildings that would pay for
we made it easier for homeowners to host accessory dwelling units
we approved a guaranteed income program we launched an eviction prevention program
we approved a guaranteed income program we launched an eviction prevention program
we added sister cities in Palestine Israel and Nepal we struggled with homelessness we still do
whether the city would take over the EXL Energy electric distribution Network
allowing for a negotiated settlement in the summer of 2020 which the voters approved that fall
with the help of the voters we approved the CU South annexation
with the help of the voters we approved the CU South annexation
should we build a Broadband Network should we keep our airport
how do we do our part to combat climate change
how do we protect neighborhoods at risk from floods and fires
to which homeless people do we owe a duty of assistance
what should our minimum wage be and when should we change it
has EXL done enough to reduce carbon emissions or should we resume municipalization
are we applying the right priorities as we budget those revenues for municipal Services
taxes and property taxes are we applying the right priorities as we budget those revenues
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