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October 17, 2024 City of Boulder City Council Meeting
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AI-read · unreviewed59 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personBoulder's commitment to Equitable opportunities for blind community members includes making City programs services and activities accessible for people with disabilities
and enforcing the city's human rights ordinance which protects against discrimination and housing employment and public accommodation
post the 2013 flood I recall how important it is to have permal soil to absorb rainfall
on the water supply side the city has published search citing concerns around future
we get onethird of our water supply from Windy Gap project and only hold Junior rights
when you're dealing with what's going on with the PO Farm in the chambers area
how has the city council responded with indifference and even hostilities to calls for a ceasefire from citizens who believe in peace for all people
the community is starting to really lean in and get interested on how to secure their bikes better and ebikes while enjoying the Fantastic paths
this is a group that carries Hamas and Hezbollah Flags in their protests
Boulders experience with relaxing Adu restrictions for instance has led to
before moving forward with familyfriendly vibrant neighborhoods we as a community must use the boulder Valle comprehensive Plan update
to advocate for and create sustainable permanent Supportive Housing for the unhoused
does the city plan to incorporate more permanent Supportive Housing into future mixed income developments and construct more permanent Supportive Housing with wraparound services
this Council constantly issues uh declarations and support of things like indigenous people's day
how just Israel is using all of the weapons at its disposal to commit War Crime After War crime
we need to we own the airport but how do we own the airport
we're spending a pile of cash on on a an FAA lawsuit about what the word perpetuity means
I know that we are uh continuing to build more permanent Supportive Housing in the city
they had indicated that they had seen an uptick in bike ebike and Scoot e scooter injuries
with 217 new housing units split between seven buildings with a total of 157 permanently affordable units
related to the proposed Alpine Balsam Redevelopment project at 1100 Balsam Avenue and 1155 Alpine Avenue
form-based code review view for site and infrastructure improvements for the Pham Bas for based code area
an amendment to the Boulder Valley Regional Center Transportation connections plan to remove of the East West secondary Street connection
one that was developed in a constrained environment we shared earlier on in our uh Financial forecast
supporting livability and safety efforts through investments in affordable housing Human Services and rental assistance funding
such as the Boulder Valley comprehensive plan and the economic Vitality strategies
our vision zero and can program is just being matched against other grants
motion to adopt ordinance 8660 adopting a budget for the city of Boulder Colorado for the fiscal year commencing
motion to adopt ordinance 8661 establishing the 2024 city of Boulder property tax Mill levies
I'm happy to be here in a familyfriendly vibrant capacity for this evening
a summary of the Zoning for affordable housing project that was done last year
as well as uh accessory dwelling units um these are uh ordinance that we're drafting now
the other state laws that we're looking at are ones related to uh prohibiting residential occupancy limits
the housing and Transit oriented communities bill which um talks about uh increasing density
the bridge from you know Zoning for affordable housing to the familyfriendly vibrant neighborhoods project
the problem statement that is pretty much the same as the Zoning for affordable housing project
so just loosening up zoning to allow those types of housing types types that are currently restricted in some areas
we've also uh been presenting to um affordable housing residents uh as part of this project
the affordable housing that should be added should be deed restricted
some members noted that the parking requirements in this Zone were too high because it was calculated by bedroom
divided into units for more student housing I mean what I mean what do you think might happen
we've been really successful at building high density student housing and student housing for one person or two individuals
we're working in this world where the state legislation is evolving
we've not talked to climate initiatives about this particular project
I actually appreciated a lot of the elements they look at when doing the housing assessment that included the the jobs housing balance the water supply element
I think that we are losing the diversity of housing types that the comprehensive plan says that we should be protecting
a goal to increase the number of children people with children because of the bbsd enrollment changes
I heard some interesting things around East Boulder subc Community Plan and some of the things planning board was asking for
and then are there when we think about the whole wildfire
do we need to think about treating those areas any differently if they're or if they're near a flood conveyance Zone
not proposing any changes to certain areas based on their potential Wildfire risk
we talked about um an inclusionary housing fee for additional square footage
like with the Boulder Valley comprehensive plan that are more inclusive of the many different people
we do something similar to this now with an Adu where there's a declaration of use that gets recorded
I think we didn't have a clear understanding of what BHP thought
they've indicated to us that they would be supportive of of not having to go through like the callup process
the concerns that were lifted by the center for people with disabilities
when you go through a site review process you're increasing risk
affordable developments by far the most are from Boulder housing partners
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