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April 4, 2024 City of Boulder City Council Retreat Day 2
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Review historic preservation codes zoning for sustainability, which has as an addendum embodied carbon initiatives.
This is parking and Tdm ordinance revisions includes exploration of parking minimums.
This one is mission of boards and commissions, etc.
This is parking and Tdm ordinance revisions includes exploration of parking minimums.
If we want to continue to explore airport closure, and part of that information would also include some additional options
That would be a pretty massive capital project that we don't funding for so some practical obstacles
But they're also flood in drainage way components of our what utility system.
the Human Rights ordinance hasn't been looked at in quite a long time, actually and as we've been thinking about it
In part to make sure that the removing of parking minimums was on the tables.
So minus about the parking. And Tdm, so who wants to come up and be in the?
It's really a 3 legged stool that is looking at all of the traditional elements that are part of zoning related to off street parking.
we issue our greenhouse gas inventory. We issue our fleet and facilities inventory, our consumption based inventory.
particularly over the past year on the energy Code. Looking at the building code, looking at the work program.
I know there's very simple conversations with indigenous groups with climate justice groups that are informing our work.
we are not going to pursue. Close the airport, and we are gonna work on sustaining and and and building that infrastructure.
Then we would look to essentially long term leases, and that's something we'll be talking about in July with you.
allowing for a larger percentage of projects to upgrade for wildfire resiliency and energy code.
reviewing historic preservation codes my understanding. This is the initial scoping of that was pretty narrow.
we already do have on the work plan and update to the historic preservation plan which is just due for an update.
If we are talking about development impact fees, these are fees that are specifically associated
I believe this is about imprison inclusionary housing, cash and new fees for renovations.
a particular housing type where we don't receive any corresponding impact to to housing.
It's separate from inclusionary housing. Because it is a an impact fee.
One check in on the move area, 3 plan resorts area to BBC update because, of course, we are undertaking the Abcp Update.
What seems to me that on the finance probably consolidate those separate items, they're all so part parcel of a financial strategy to raise revenue.
So the Financial Strategy Committee is going to be talking about a few proposals with regard to tax.
Again, there are part of this spectrum of homelessness in the in house which I utilize.
the 2 items one are the the high utilizers, and we're already doing some work around that
Then this now says, studying implementation of homelessness programs, including high utilizers
it sounds like there's already some considerations after the update to the Comp plan where there's an opportunity there
But just speaking to the comprehensive plan, are laws or refinement of laws, so ordinances of the budget.
as part of maybe the long term financial strategy square up there or tangle up there
we're implementing as a part of budget for resilience or outcome based budget approach where we're trying to tie our investments to our outcomes.
whether it's youth, whether it's people with disabilities, age, older adults.
we still allow mulch and the incentivize multiple mulch is not great for wildfire hardening.
The other thing underneath the heart, the wild tech, hardening wildfire hardening that I also wanna make sure is included
And this goes back to the lack the fact that we have 0 biodiversity targets on our climate piece.
the percentage of farming that we would like to have
Boulder Valley. Comprehensive plan update. Completing in 2,026.
a sort of a a scope expansion of the current climate action plan update to include the water literacy and biodiversity stuff
perhaps later this fall, and the wildfire hardening will set the the landscape for what that code change will be
I'm wondering if I could fold it in to the downtown situation.
economic development strategy, including policy and code changes related to office vacancy, business recruiting incentives
the top the regional approach to migration. I think that looks like loose support.
I am. Gonna go with mobile home park utility upgrade. Thank you.
We have a supporting role in the global home parks. But that's been thinking
the middle housing task force, just because we can't seem to get middleing from housing.
the region housing partnership is working on several things currently. One is trying to assist
to create for us for sale. Affordable housing in the rest of the county.
the Mobile Home Park it's already upgrade, so might get wrong on the years.
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