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May 2, 2024 City of Boulder City Council Meeting
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AI-read · unreviewed46 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personwe've been downtown for about a year and a half relentlessly cranking out creative um programming for downtown
the new local is now the very last Gallery downtown that is exclusively supporting and representing local artists
we are asking you to please have the city manager put the Arts money back in the general fund thank you
one aspect that is taking away significantly from boulders beauty is the green lime scooters that are
create a hazardous obstacle along walkways for elders and people with disabilities and in wheelchairs
allowed that lime scooter uh company to expand the program from the center to the entire entire perimeter
I thank the city council for voting against considering a ceasefire resolution yet as a city council approved sister city
I'm asking the city suspend this program immediately and review it and consider reinstatement only if they work with the company
there are communication breakdowns resident comments or complaints even efforts to help are routinely ignored by Property Management
our small business at the boulder municipal airport and its contributions to the city for over 30 years
delays in determining the future of the airport in this city we our business desperately need this Purgatory
there's more contributions at the airport than you may know I will be sending you an invite
I am just appalled that the number of children it just you know I dream at night
hearing on the 2952 Baseline Darkhorse development staff said public feedback was roughly even
I was thrilled when the ballot measure 2A passed with an overwhelming 75% majority of Boulder voters supporting the Arts
I understand that the city budget process is starting soon and the allocation of 2A funds is under discussion
I was thrilled when the ballot measure 2A passed with an overwhelming 75% majority of Boulder voters supporting the Arts
I stood with students demanding a ceas fire in Gaza and for the University to divest from any corporations which operate in Israel
which will certainly include the newly voted on 2A arts and culture tax and we have not in fact removed any current level of Arts funding
we are in the process of preparing the budget for 2025
I also am grateful to hear about the Arts um funding I had heard from several community members
the resident councils um at her BHP location is it we can certainly follow up on that
there are restrictions uh in the federal code as to what constitutes a um uh a tenant Council
being that we've been discussing the importance of home ownership and attainable and affordable housing and Rental housing
whether those two code criteria sections are are in balance with the Boulder Valley comprehensive plan which provides a general statement
asks whether the proposed designation is aligned with the intent of the historic preservation code
those included the Baseline Urban Services study for Area 3 planning reserve
and of course the ongoing improvements to board and commission work that we anticipate over the next couple of years
staff will begin working with the Committees for Council engagement or treat planning and boards and commissions to clarify roles
so this will advance the timeline of uh the comp plan update to uh complete uh during 2026
Citywide long-term Financial strategy um again this is work in progress but um primarily being supported through
homelessness programs and Innovations uh including uh support of the high utilizers program
could potentially be outside of the current Boulder Valley comp plan to make sure that is um a part of the update
continued implementation of the 2022 manufactured housing strategy action plan
there are General Improvement districts that help support the vibrancy of these areas that is easier in the downtown
it will not slow down the work on the hill between the hill and the downtown
I was wondering if some of that might also dovetail with our minimum wage work
mostly I think coming from some of our lower income manufactured home communities
around the evaluation and anal analysis from a fiscal and performance perspective of our homelessness programs
my question is with regards to the other homelessness programs
prioritization for those areas that are within 800 meters of the Wildfire Urban interface
I would like this to also think about flood resiliency I mean there's a lot of different kinds of resiliency
the Wildfire piece move quickly and be somewhat streamlined at least for the initial steps
off street parking code with options to eliminate parking minimums in 2024 or 25
Council established a priority to increase density in low residential zones
what is the role of boards and commissions um what's the role of Community Partners