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January 9, 2025 City of Boulder City Council Special Metting
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the criteria for your review for this individual Landmark designation is found in section 9111 and 911 two of the boulder Revis code
I know we're pushing adus um in the urban centers but what is it that these people with a small lot
to amend review procedures and use standards to reduce regulatory requirements for certain residential developments and setting forth related details
this project grew out of the Zoning for affordable housing project uh the last time that we discussed this before Council
in this in higher density residential areas we firstly started talking about exempting out some missing middle housing
kind of moving on from the Zoning for affordable housing project which really focused more on industrial areas of the City
the Zoning for affordable housing project did allow triplexes but it would be on a much larger lot
determining whether there's probable cause to believe the building may be eligible or not
we're not seeing any changes to um housing density over what's already allowed in the comprehensive plan right
in this case is still within the the um limits of the current comp plan
we have no occupancy limits now how many more people do you want to jam into one space
you're eliminating parking requirements and in some other documents I read staff doesn't anticipate Adverse Events from eliminating parking
densification simply equals more students and I have nothing against them
the state law will encourage increased housing for as much as a quarter mile from transit so we can certainly do more here
my ebike has taken me 5,000 miles in 4 years for a total of 20 bucks of electricity
look at your rules regarding adus and affordability as a hint on how you could amend this proposal
which is what vibrant neighborhoods aims to provide this ordinance provides options for people
families are being driven out of Boulder why does council Target already existing familyfriendly vibrant neighborhoods
ghg emissions and vmts are lower within Urban centers and neighborhoods close to daily needs and services
urging you to adopt this thoughtful step toward addressing Boulder's housing crisis
periodically staff and BHP have Quantified the amount of middle inome housing that we lose every year
doing that before we have settled on some uh Wildfire hardening and Landscaping regulations
restrictions around what can be done to prevent Wildfire spread um especially because we have one Transit Corridor
help our students find the housing they need at the price point they need
we want to increase more high density student housing and we're going to pick some other areas near CU
because the other key piece here is the enrollment in schools if we aren't bringing families in here to boost up enrollment
do we even look at rents and what the occupancy limit changes did for rents
houses on the Hill are indeed being sold to investors for student housing and right now no matter how we vote
second affordability through evidence-based approaches of reducing scarcity we live in a condition of unaffordability
it's fundamental to climate action because it allows more structural efficiency
amending chapters 9-2 review processes 9-6 use standards and 9-8 intensity intens standards of Title 9 land use code
following the demolition of a principal building after a finding of probable cause that it may be eligible for landmark designation in an initial review
following the demolition of a principal building after a finding of probable cause that it may be eligible for landmark designation
this ordinance seeks to address a critical Gap in our housing stock currently the options for middle-income households are disappearing
these changes are essential for cutting our emissions and meeting our City's climate commitments
we don't have the Wildfire hardening in place there and I think we should probably not um add more fencing or landscaping
the vision zero program also envisioned the idea of having these new cameras that were enacted or activated uh at some of the intersections
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