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March 7, 2024 City of Boulder City Council Meeting
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it is not an Israeli hyen Gaza conflict we don't consider that no resolution ever stated that it is not in relationship to Israeli people
the resolution never accuses the Israeli people of anything nor does the resolution state that the conflict is between israelies and Gaza
I think you should make the land available to all of Boulder and those in the county that take the brunt of their noise and Lead pollution
you claim to be committed to climate and environmental issues do you really believe that climate is a local issue only polluting the world
child poverty and the number of students living in homelessness has more than doubled from 2019 to 2022
we include federal funds on our budget and we don't have a say in how these federal funds go to support this genocide
discussion of closing the airport will bring formidable opposition from the Federal Aviation Administration
because the city accepted Grant funds for land acquisition the FAA has already advised the city in this regard
this is a public hearing for uh concept review at 2952 Baseline Road
much of the project site is affected by the regulatory flood plane of skunk Creek including the 100-year conveyance and high Hazard zones
so the fourth and fifth stories would have to provide an additional 44% above
determination by historic preservation staff on whether Historic Landmark designation will be required for the Dark Horse
a site review application once it does come in will require a decision by planning board which will again be subject to call up by city council
lower than a 2.0 F the this Council approved a couple of months ago when they approved the Zoning for affordable housing
most student housing that's been developed in Boulder is on a per bed basis
I think that most new student housing that's developed in Boulder like most new housing
I'm wondering how that would affect this development even if it's just theoretically would you reduce parking
do you have a sense of are there a set of targets you're looking at or standards
we're excited about bike programs we're excited about ebike programs we're excited about car share programs
students love like the lime scooter stuff they use it a lot
be inconsistent with several comp plan policies related to the built environment including 2.33 sensitive infill and Redevelopment
promised to build 100 affordable housing units at 33rd in Arapaho but after building 311 Mapleton they dropped the affordable housing
2952 Baseline will have enormous negative impacts on surrounding neighborhoods including traffic paralysis
2952 Baseline scale and and massing is wildly andap appropriate given the predominantly one-story 13 feet high homes
all over town we're developing high-end student housing
according to the Boulder Valley comp plan this site is listed as a neighborhood center subject to the following Neighborhood Center guiding
strong considerations and variances are provided towards reducing parking requirements and not incentivizing students
I'd also like to encourage on-site affordable units because that actually helps build community
reducing greenhouse gas emissions from transportation by 50% by 2030 will only be met if the city supports developments
the vision zero Boulder Safe Streets report highlights the urgent need for such development to decrease road traffic and accidents
I am especially interested I haven't heard anything about waste recycling
I am interested always in Water waste water and storm water as it relates to this
reference to TDM requirements in city code that's in site review -214 very vague
maybe there's some specific Provisions you might expect in a TDM package that would sufficiently engaged with the University
again waste recycling energy green buildings that's their expertise
6A is the progress update on the implementation of the East Boulder sub community plan related to the zoning update
the plan was adopted by both city council and the planning board who also approved changes to the comprehensive plans land use map
for an update to the transportation master plan map and now we're working
characteristics of form bulk and intensity that are built into our code will be guided by the form based code overlay for the area
what the Colorado and federal requirements would always be wonderful for me
concerns for affordability of commercial space and subc communities ability to support small businesses
we're only talking about portions of East Boulder
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