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June 13, 2024 City of Boulder City Council Meeting
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AI-read · unreviewed24 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personappendix L of the city's land use code includes a map defining where the form based code applies
East Boulder is unique in that the rezoning is proposed to not occur with adoption of the form-based code
I'm going to just jump to the the transportation connections plan um what I'm basically saying here
first is the transportation connections plan um and you can see that I've highlighted the areas of change here
take the mixed juice uh future land use designations from the Boulder Valley comprehensive plan
especially in conjunction with the goal of um more affordable housing um without reducing design quality
the form based code areas of East Boulder are limited to the areas of change
the parking requirements would be a would be a separate um you know code process to to update
we do however have a Citywide review of uh Transportation enhancements that include parking and uh and that will inevitably get into parking maximums and minimums
that has both the MU tood land use designation within the comprehensive plan
planning board has chosen to call up all three of those projects
we're trying to reduce site review process right and go through a non-discretionary process
more of a discretionary review to understand is it consistent with the comp plan
maybe we look at having that majority um vote required for a call up for planning board for form by code
I'm hopeful that we can really innovate around biodiversity how is this how are we innovating
how much water is being used for these developments how much energy is being used for these developments
even as a council yes we have senior water rights in Boulder but we are also in
the digital accessibility statute we are now in compliance
the current efforts to expand the city's photo enforcement program I'm really excited about that
we're really focused on the chronically homeless individuals who call Boulder Home
housing first is a is a strategy that is three-pronged Accord ording to the researchers
but we don't have that housing so what are we going to do meanwhile while waiting
engaged with the team that's working on the redesign for Civic Park and Central Park
anybody who steps foot on to into the City and pays or buys anything is paying taxes too
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