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City Council · regular
August 1, 2024 City of Boulder City Council Meeting
- Date
- Series
- regular
- Status
- past
- Sources
- YouTube, via the Woven archive; YouTube's automatic captions
Agenda
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AI-read · unreviewed25 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personthe housing Legacy program facilitates the donation or bequest of homes by Boulder homeowners wishing to leave a legacy of affordable home ownership for future Generations
adding my home to the affordable housing program is that a young family might be able to buy it
transportation master plan goals achieve a low stress walk and bite Network and reflects a strong Community desire for safer streets
regardless of precise answers it's clear that the main thing Boulders residents want and a police chief is someone who is transparent engaged and able to be held accountable
about my significant concerns about the hiring process for the next chief of police and Boulder
we should not hire a chief of police that came from a police agency with such a terrible history of treatment of black people
challenging the faa's claim that there that the city does not have the right to close the airport
the city would not and did not agree to obligate itself to operate the airport in perpetuity
Council was asked to support a Gaza ceasefire resolution it was voted down among reasons given
Boulder voice collectively matters our tax dollars your tax dollars support issues that affect Boulder internationally
rally for workers in Boulder seeking to raise the minimum wage to $25 by 2030
reducing car traffic is imperative to our future future climate and air quality goals
the iris alternative B completes the promises of previous Council to the core arterial Network
they want a ceasefire and for Palestine to be free knowing all about settler colonialism
we are also one of the three approved programs in the state of Colorado to offer psilocybin facilitation training
electricity was the largest source of greenhouse gas emissions so I and others went to the Public Utilities Commission
we will be bringing that conversation the newer tax uh back to council as part of the budget process
there is a working group that's been uh comprised of uh indigenous and tribal leaders uh to provide uh input on the state legislation
natural medicine products are those that have psilocybin in it it uh in in the products intended for consumption
these are the four primary natural medicine businesses um that we've been looking at
am open to having more robust conversations with our indigenous um um community members and others
the Denver Regional Council government's draft Regional Housing needs assessment process discussion
increased housing starts coming from CU through CU South that come online in five years
like um our coordinated effort around homelessness in the UNH House mental health
just again really thinking not just about um the technical um aspects of accessibility but also the cultural components