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January 11, 2024 City of Boulder City Council Special Meeting
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housing and rental assistance programs um and then further this question
how much of a problem if at all they felt homelessness was in the city of Boulder
it would be interesting to know how people feel at night in the downtown commercial areas
we also very much need more affordable housing um so
a people whose land this actually is with our indigenous brothers sisters and others
the most recent largest survey of unhoused people
the unhoused and and homeless population is by definition I would say the hardest to reach
we're now at a 30 to 35% vacancy rate in our offices downtown
we can provide better healthy indoor air uh indoor envir air environments which is increasingly critical
it's made up of you see in Blue City dollars from our general fund or other dedicated sources
last May um we presented a long-term Financial strategy to help Implement these key initiatives
the sale of some of those buildings will generate proceeds necessary to help fund new capital projects
most of the buildings being vacated are in the Civic area
the second policy was to ring fence savings or put like a virtual barrier around that savings
the challenge with putting a total Capital cost is it's so subject to timing
it's $1 150 to $200 million estimate uh just for Alpine Balsam
we do have uh bonding capacity against the climate tax that was authorized uh by voters
I have two questions on I guess climate and energy strategy
we started to look at where the Boulder Valley comp plan was uh forecasting growth in the future
we do have to do Transportation demand management studies on those projects
it's not that easy to get to the Alpine Balsam with our existing Transportation
I'm also beginning to have some concerns about the cost of the Alpine Balsam project
it impacts achieving our climate action targets and decarbonizing our building stock
now looking at some of the major capital projects we're advancing in 2024
the three Recreations the three recreation centers make up a third of our annual energy consumption
that'll include flood improvements in a new Greenway along balam uh Road
we noticed actually through some power outages in particular the Brenton building performed better
which could be more uh work on the recreation centers and the development of the proposed Eastern City Campus
help us develop what could be um that availability payment within our budgets
we have identified sources in the general fund um but we've also been looking at
conversations that we're having am around minimum wage right
the areas that we're considering uh for Area 3 and other areas
I'm always going to be curious of what are the implications of um you know wildlife of our Urban um canopy
the care team HHS Communications Transportation um all all of our emergency services
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