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August 22 2024 City of Boulder City Council Meeting
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AI-read · unreviewed25 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personthe purpose of this phase of work is to take a deep dive into our comp plan policies
there's a potential additional task related to the area 3 planning reserve
an analysis of the potential benefits and impacts of allowing development of the area 3 planning Reserve
determine whether there is sufficient Community need that cannot reasonably be met within the current service area
all of that will get us to a draft update of the comp plan which we will take through an adoption process
just reflecting back on the Civic area they I think did a a great job of giving us an example
the transportation master plan they have incredible amounts of existing conditions data
where we will look at updating policy to be more in alignment with with um the climate action plan
there is a state requirement that there be a water component of uh comprehensive plans
just a lot of different tools and Frameworks to think about affordable housing that I think we should explore
our climate goals are all carbon reduced space and um I would love to round that out with our best available science
I appreciate the inclusion of some of the tribes um with um who are connected uh to this area
we'll consider re uh possible alternative uses for the airport so no matter how you feel about the airport
2006 Colorado voters adopted an amendment that set the minimum wage for tipped workers
over time with a fix tip credit at $32 an hour tip wages will proportionately get closer to the standard minimum wages
the agricultural Community um is one of the larger minimum wage employers many farms are on Rural lands of Boulder County
and adjust our own personnel which would have significant fiscal impacts
do we have a schedule for rent increas inrees within our affordable housing program
some of that data like the projected water rates data is information we have at the city level
the increase in water rates are we thinking about that as one of the um parallel increase cost of living
with the exception of 2013 and the floods when there was a significant increase in water in storm water and flood water
and then 6% for for Wastewater and 5% for storm water and flood for both years
we're proposing an 8% rate increase and the same for uh 2026 8%
could you remind me if the exemptions in minimum wage and the part part about the state minimum wage law
I'm eager for the results of our Elevate Boulder uh program our guaranteed basic income program
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