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September 5, 2024 City of Boulder City Council Meeting
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AI-read · unreviewed31 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personwe launched cool Boulder which is a um a project through the climate initiatives department where we have 51 Community Partners
the news from Palestine Israel Palestine and in particular Gaza and the West Bank now is really upsetting
the ANC has officially withdrawn our two airport related ballot measures we confident
that the city's lawsuit against the FAA will affirm the city's title to our airport land
the airport neighborhood campaign looks to continue our work with Council staff and the broader public on these issues
I'm here tonight to advocate for Arts funding particularly as it pertains to ballot measure 2A from the 2023 ballot
the next slide just shows all the different uh rate increases that I've been a part of one way or another down at the Utilities Commission
the city is holding many millions of dollars in bonds issued by corporations profiting from the apartheid state of Israel
caterpillar D9 bulldozers are a favorite weapon of the so-called Israel Defense Forces
our callup check-ins are item number three on the agenda
the applicant applied for designation for individual landmark and the landmarks board held a hearing on July 10th
the sit's comp plan land use designation is high density residential
agreed on the fact that a robust Transportation demand management plan would be necessary
they found that TDM the transportation demand management and parking management plans uh met both the transportation master plan
reduction of single occupancy vehicle trips uh integrated TDM programs and mixture of housing types
with the um new legislation on parking minimums would this um area fall under that legislation
we did away with that as part of the um Zoning for affordable housing code update
they've done over a 100 Net Zero projects and do Global work for large organizations and municipalities
they were very excited to see the TDM that was being proposed at the site
if successful this will be Boulder's first zeroc carbon building
how will the how will parking be provided for staff and for deliveries and and support
if it's on balance with the Boulder Valley comp plan policies and so I want to be
it wants to encourage the creation of affordable housing but this very meeting is a factor in the high cost of housing
for its massive sight and incompatibility with the neighborhood with its projective rental rates it is no way affordable housing
Boulder Valley comp plan indiscriminate type things you know like people need space
they'll spend much of their lives outside of their units patronizing our downtown restaurants and coffee shops
it would reduce greenhouse gas emission by over 33,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent
if our conversation around minimum wage has taught us anything or has shown us
I believe we we uh published the budget last Friday
and something like the budget is certainly one that I would want to have more opportunity to to peruse
it's not my belief that we set minimum wage nor did we even raise it during study session
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