Map / City Council / ← 2024-02-15 · 2024-03-07 →
City Council · regular
February 22, 2024 City of Boulder City Council Meeting
- Date
- Series
- regular
- Status
- past
- Sources
- YouTube, via the Woven archive; YouTube's automatic captions
Agenda
No agenda items read for this meeting.
Excerpts by topic
AI-read · unreviewed24 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personthe cities of Boulder Lafayette Longmont Lewisville and the town of Erie are collectively exploring a potential increase to the local minimum wage
every single year after that has done any everything they can to help support us whether it's through grants or sponsorships
there's also a dash line that denotes the CU South property and the purpose of
16 drainageways South Boulder Creek has flooded historically uh through the city uh some of the major flood events were in 1938
recognizing that we moved into developing uh the Boulder Valley comp plan The Guiding principles for how the CU South property
as you saw CU South is a key location for where flooding happens and where over topping of us36 um occurs
that'll be along the CU South property next to create the volume we need for detention
due to their Boulder Valley comprehensive plan designation as open space other
30.2 ditch shares of Dry Creek ditch number two water rights will be acquired by the city from CU and managed by osmp
the city cannot acquire land and water rights from CU until utilities has a fully approved
acquiring additional water rights for the properties or and or creating additional mitigation
as I recall the provisions of the annexation agreement which I think are burned into my head um that is effectively contingent
the dam safety Engineers office would give a design approval at the end of final design but we have multiple meetings
the annexation and its contents have been reviewed and adopt by Council they have also been solidly approved by the citizens
the open space board is being asked to give away highly protected wetland Habitat to build a hundred million project for South Boulder Creek
it's only with protected territory that will be able to stop climate change from happening and preserve our biome
a dam permit must be obtained from the state of Colorado the city would be wise to delay open space disposal
the state Engineers office Dam safety branch and the City city office responsible for the city's Wetlands
the South Boulder Creek project would be considered a capital Improvement project for the district so annually they will contribute funds
if we did not have an annexation agreement with the University of Colorado would we even have access to the ability
if there are a number of capital projects in the city that um the the open space is such an asset
the capital projects we have across all of all three utilities water Wastewater storm and flood
the capital projects we have across all of all three utilities water Wastewater storm and flood
Carter Lake pipeline was one uh we had a big one down in
Recording
officialTranscript
derivedRead the transcript 186 segments
Automatic captions: words and names are often misheard.
A part of this recording is left out.
Documents
No documents on record.