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June 27, 2024 City of Boulder City Council Meeting
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AI-read · unreviewed38 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personour first item will be a discussion on the area three planning Reserve Urban Services study update draft scenario evaluation
related to the area three planning Reserve so the full name actually of this first step
was formalized and incorporated into the comp plan in 1995 and it's identified in the plan as the portion of area three
as well as storm water infrastructure impact of flood plane on the development
understand some of the offsite improvements including water and wastewater treatment capacity and infrastructure
fiscal consequences to City general fund and Enterprise funds
and turn it into uh both gross and net change in uh property tax sales tax revenue
preliminary evaluation has indicated on and offsite upgrades will be needed to the transmission and distribution infrastructure
to determine the existing water supply and the proposed water supply needs
city council is currently pondering changes to the code related to wire Wildfire issues
the comp plan requires neighborhood parks and it it specifically calls out developed Parkland
that we do in water resources and utilities is look at uh sort of long-term water supply planning
we are modeling a variety of climate change scenarios
when I look at um our boards and commissions which we've had conversations around
touch on your your question around indigenous voice um so we we haven't specifically you know reached out
how we can incorporate indigenous voice into the C plan process so that is definitely something
or the sort of energy codes or other codes that would potentially be part of that
our expectation for the fiscal analysis is that we will be able to discern a a difference in general fund impact
to be clear on what the expectations for building in this you know know Wildfire prone area would be
comparable to the CU South annexation where we take an analysis in the next phase
comparable to the CU South annexation where we take an analysis in the next phase
would also give us some middle income housing right which I know that's not what we're talking about today
I am kind of looking for a magic density number that doesn't put too much stress on our system with flooding
area three was this that that whole planning area concept was established in 1977
as we are increasing our drought resistant landscape and um increasing absorbent
individual properties would need to go through annexation process there's development review
thinking about the uh Regional Housing needs assessment that's been going on
I also think about schools so this is probably down the road but bvsd
just the intersection between this and the airport so for example if the airport passes then what are the implications
a lot of what will be coming in the Boulder Valley comp plan
traffic safety in our community's vision zero commitment is at the heart of this project
to meet our community's climate goals we must offer robust connected and safe mobility choices
we regularly collect and analyze crash data in our Safe Streets report and then develop a multi-year vision zero action plan
to offer people the mobility choices that will help achieve our community's climate commitment
process that assesses the potential impacts of capital Improvement projects to help select the best alternative
and then kids seniors and people with disabilities so I'm just thinking like
I've noticed a lot more folks using ebikes to commute because you can come in farther
leaves the decision to council for the July 25th meeting about about uh the future of the airport