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January 18, 2024 City of Boulder City Council Special Meeting
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AI-read · unreviewed29 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personCoes responders from the CCH and Care teams were part of the Staffing to provide expertise on managing our residents who had mental health and addiction experiences
Parks and Recreation staff kept the East Boulder Recreation Center open maintained and continuously addressed issues as they arosed
I believe concerned citizens of Boulder call upon the Boulder City Council to adopt the following resolution regarding the conflict emanating from the Gaza Strip
I have founded two homeless nonprofits streetcape being the latest I also spent 5 years on Boulder streets as a chronically unsheltered High system user
many of our most visible homeless live by their own rules in outdoor drug infested conditions that we deem illegal
Boulder Community and I call upon the Boulder City Council to adopt the following resolution to prevent the further loss of life in Israel's war with Gaza
a ceasefire would limit the worldwide growth of anti-Semitism which is a direct result of Israel Israel's Slaughter of civilians
bikeways micromobility and improvements and um I'm sorry that uh he and others have experienced an issue with
at Alpine balam we've gone to Great Lengths to demolish the buildings in a way that that we can recycle most of the materials
if they do include like a TDM plan that will be listed in um a condition of approval
if we successfully pass our updated energy code here in the next couple months they will be subject to that updated energy Cod
I'd certainly happy to send it to tab to evaluate the connections to the multi-use path as well as the strength of their TDM program
this is in reaction to a state law that was passed last year that prohibits municipalities from enacting or enforcing anti-growth laws
areas that um are intended for future incorporation into the city through annexation
it also informs spending for Capital Improvement projects
the law is intended to remove zoning and land use barriers to housing units
some examples of that are permanently affordable units residential units within mixed use projects
impact fees when you go to sleep at night just dream impact fees jobs housing balance it's imbalance
the freaking drugstore at Alpine Balsam you know we're we've got a deficit of these Services
it is required by state law so we should comply with state law
compliance with energy code may require purchase of off-site solar credits
be creating about 40 to 50 uh affordable units um on that site
you know the The CARE program is about um 800,000
some of them are supporting things that are already uh coming out of the uh um the general fund budget
we don't have a good answer where where we left our budget projections in November was that we had about half a million in the general fund
we could look at other mechanisms other levers that we could pull within the 2025 budget uh process
the expectation was that we were actually going to try and reduce the amount of encampment sweeps by actually offering a place for people to have authorized encampments
we don't quite have enough funding to deliver all those units um from an affordable housing standpoint
Regional Housing needs assessment that has been going on um and what we're seeing
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