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October 10, 2024 City of Boulder City Council Special Meeting
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AI-read · unreviewed24 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personthe third part of the criteria asks whether the designation is in balance with the goals and policies of the comprehensive plan
this application started back in May of 2024 when the owner applied to designate uh the building and a portion of the property as an individual Landmark
these uh Boulder Valley comprehensive plan policies are relevant to this application uh which include protecting sites with cultural or architectural value
the proposed boundary uh includes just a portion of the site going around the existing building
with Boulder housing Partners pleased to be here for this um Landmark application
we are the affordable housing provider for the city of Boulder we have about 1600 uh units in the city
I know everyone is familiar with Boulder housing Partners but I do like to just begin
kudos to Boulder housing partners for recognizing the value of repurposing the original building as an anchor to their new residential Community
this would entail an 8% increase to the minimum wage from our current Baseline over the next three years
as a health promotora I know the story sacrifices and daily struggles of our immigrant Community
like the expenses of the city on the budget you know it's affecting us all
the city of Boulder residents undeniably value local food and will pay a premium for it
we are forced to pay the minimum minus $3 if we choose to take the tip credit
I'm here in support of Boulder's adoption of the proposed local minimum wage ordinance
we've all seen the city's constrained budget and heard about the county funding cuts that are coming
the report did not include climate change and so we know that there's going to be increased climate change
so if people need ex accessible housing we have affordable accessible housing
this is around the uh just thinking about how we're defining affordable housing
I just want to make sure that we're lifting up the accessibility
does that include like the permanently Supportive Housing or the bluebird one
build affordable housing quickly enough to help everybody who's currently experiencing homelessness
actually arriving at zero um functional homelessness um yeah so since I I mean
every Community should have permanent Supportive Housing in their Community every Community should have a shelter space
obviously we have the Boulder Valley comp plan update so obviously there's some synergies already happening
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