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February 20, 2025 City of Boulder City Council Meeting
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a city water M burst a few feet from my mother's home and flooded the entire basement causing tens of thousands of dollars of damage
crisis of unhoused people in the area we should tax them and fund protections
a water main burst on Norwood Avenue and flooded a number of basements
this provides some absolutely crucial legal services and rental assistance for people facing eviction which can be life ruining
pursuing a ballot measure that would disincentivize leaving rental uh residential premises vacant
expanding the duties meeting frequency and membership of the tenant advisory committee
and then third pursuing a ballot measure um to tax unoccupied residential
I also ask the city council um if they could oppose House Bill 128 the tipped worker wage theft Bill
I believe that expanding the human prioritized areas in and around Pearl Street would be a great place to start
you've chosen to spend every precious minute of public comment spreading hate about Israel and the Jewish people
a collaborative effort between the city and downtown stakeholders could have successfully addressed any challenges
collaborate with downtown stakeholders to create the next generation of public spaces downtown
following your unsuccessful attempts to pass a ceasefire resolution demonstrates the persistent pattern of using your elected position
first please expand the tenant advisory committee from five members to seven expand tenant protections against eviction
it will cost workers $2 an hour which is up to $4,000 per year
focus on homelessness before another person freezes to death on our streets
focus on fire mitigation before the next Wildfire consumes our city
it's the third question which asks for feedback about on street parking
our callup check-ins are item number four on tonight's agenda
I also would like to call up the environmental advisory board now
and then I haven't heard any interest in calling it up so I think that concludes that item
this would be more about like a question I have as going into the Boulder Valley comp plan
concerns about the impacts of the new uh imaginary lot line Provisions that are in the IRC regarding adus
the other code we will not be bringing forth is the uh energy conservation code
the Wildland Urban interface code is not on this list of codes we're adopting at this time
we have a really strict energy code by requiring permits
one of the things that probably the most important one in terms of wildfire protection is requiring permits for replacement windows
there was a couple couple little cleanups done in the mobile home park
so those are the only real changes we made in the mobile home park chapter
accessory dwelling units garages studios are totally exempt from this requirement
as well as powered micr Mobility devices I want to be clear this really is only a commercial requirement
free Palestine because all of this matters not if we are all eliminated by Israel in World War II
we're using a lot of foam Plastics and things with really high embodied carbon
make this change to align with our climate goals um by and reduce embodied carbon
it's not really like the energy code where we have that point system
continued discussion of the adoption of form-based code standards for parts of the East Boulder sub community plan
sub community plan amendments are pretty limited we're revising the connections plan based on feedback
the default process is simply a byright permit under existing zoning or potentially through the site review process
staff is recommending that we delete this provision to ensure that these two processes are entirely separate
the site review standards that require consistency with subcommunity plans and the bould valley comprehensive plan
to turn turn down a project that is permitted by the zoning on the basis of it not being consistent
Valle comprehensive plan can uses be ever considered based on the plan
the optional site review process that's being created here
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