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March 6, 2025 City of Boulder City Council Meeting
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in January more than 50% of the bikes stolen were ebikes we've seen that Trend since last fall
concerned about approving bonds for the South Boulder Creek flood mitigation Project tonight because the project lacks a final design
additionally ebikes we have spent so much money $250,000 as part of the vision zero project for these new bike Lanes
you've got bikes that refuse to yield to pedestrians as part of your vision zero you include education
you've got all this money for vision zero and you've spent a lot on engineering but you can engineer all you want
I'm very confused as to why the city of Boulder is not supporting State House Bill 1096 which is
what we are seeing in Gaza is a repeat of
I'd like to comment on the impressive lack of reasonable feedback opportunities on the boulder comprehensive plan
it was more than obvious that the indigenous people who were paid to be there felt both unheard
I'm here on agenda item 3E in support of ordinance 8690 uh on storm water and flood bonds
we had two ballot measures voted on by the community directly on this issue and that's on top of countless studies
who are deeply concerned about the climate crisis and promote a fast Fair transition off fossil fuels
we're in a climate crisis that's already causing worsening wildfires and climate disasters here and worldwide
some have questioned the use of emergency status to pass the bond measure at hand but I would emphasize
I have seen you reducing the freedom of speech for those who have been advocating for the lives of Palestinians
you are all complicit on the genocide of the Palestinians not only for not speaking up
we've had some people testify about the bonds under ordinance 8690
we can also move projects around within the future six-year Capital Improvement program and we do that from time to time
financially I I feel strongly that we're were in the right place to be taking this Bond step
for these large capital projects we have multiple work streams that are all taking place
regarding a water tap for a property in area three of the Boulder Valley comprehensive plan
relative to accessory dwelling units where we're updating the code to conform to um state law
updating our occupancy standards to conform uh with recent state law
the state passed a house bill in 24 which is uh 107 um that basically prohibited residential occupancy limits
also based on the state law uh any prior approvals that might have restricted occupancy through a special approval
we've heard from folks talking about Shadow dorms which is basically like developers coming in
in 2015 over a hundred people came to these Chambers to speak out against increased enforcement on unrelated people
we've been defining occupancy based on a legal definition of family this is a definition that doesn't fit
thinking about ways to create incentives for ownership that might be outside of deed restricted ownership in the city of Boulder
we are engaged with the Bloomberg Phil philanthropy City leadership initiative in an effort to explore uh Innovations in our affordable uh housing program overall
this partnership may help inform concepts of afford ility uh beyond our current program uh that research uh anticipates examining our current inclusionary
is good timing in advance of the comp plan update so so we do anticipate utilizing the research
very much to be um part of the comprehensive plan process so that rather than being
my original CAC request was first um additional thoughts about incentives around affordability
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