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City Council · regular
March 21, 2024 City of Boulder City Council Meeting
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- regular
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- past
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AI-read · unreviewed33 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a persontonight is the first reading for a possible new historic district it's in your package
the most significant Amendment to the historic proposal is a request to expand the western boundary to include blacks 10 and 11
for the last six months BHP Executives have been aggressively working to disenfranchise us
why Landmark the whole of Central Park and the five already designated buildings
I ask the city of Boulder to pass the ceasefire and reconsider
what plans have you made to protect Boulder's municipal buildings utilities and water supply in case of threat
voted to reject a ceasefire resolution in the Hamas Israel war
this is affecting your residence this homeless problem and you know how it happens
these continual calls for a ceasefire it's really important to consider this
I am here to speak on behalf of only myself as a descendant and Survivor of a settler Colonial genocide
I recall when you were hesitant to make Boulder Sanctuary City
we indigenous people are relieving the genocide of our ancestors while your ancestors
including on climate where again the climate impacts of what is going on there will impact us here significantly
the impacts to climate there our climate is also significantly impacted
item number four on tonight's agenda is our call up check-ins
elements of the South Boulder Creek flood mitigation project pursuant to the disposal procedures
use of the 119 acres in water rights by the utilities department for the mitigation of impacts from the flood project
prior to the development of the CU South property for example mitigation of project impacts
a couple of additional Provisions that were in the resolution that isn't directly uh part of the CU South annexation agreement
how the budgeting will go through when it relates to the restoration
we have $66 million in in the budget right now about 51 million of that
false remediation of a 100e flood P when CU South gets 500 years and we pay
to construct access operate and maintain elements of the South Boulder Creek flood mitigation project
motion to adopt ordinance 8623 which is annexing the property at 5600 table MAA drive to the city of Boulder
annexation is the process to incorporate land into the city boundary
the comp plan provides a framework for annexation and urban service provision within the city
then area three refers to the area within the valley where the city and the county intend to preserve rural land uses
these boundaries both upstream and downstream will change and be remapped as part of the South Boulder Creek flood mitigation projects
the portion that is in area three uh meets certain criteria and conditions that are allowed under BBC policy 1.17
there's a category called Area 3 Annex which uh is applied to Area 3 properties that are within the city boundary
the application is also consistent with the other annexation policies described in the comprehensive plan
the initial zoning of public is consistent with the comp plan goals
motion to adopt ordinance 8623 annexing to the city of Boulder approximately 2 acres of land
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