April 10, 2025 City of Boulder City Council Study Session

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• Inclusionary housing and cash-in-lieu0:07:02at this moment

  the basis for an impact study is different than that of inclusionary housing

• Affordable housing fee on single-unit additions0:12:00at this moment

  So this would be similar but would apply to residential development and as shown in this graphic

• Affordable housing policy0:13:01at this moment

  monies received into this fund are solely for the construction, purchase and maintenance of affordable housing

• Inclusionary housing and cash-in-lieu0:13:01at this moment

  the inclusionary housing program requires developers of new residential development to set aside 25% of new units to low or moderate income households

• Affordable housing fee on single-unit additions0:14:02at this moment

  that is sort of um the reason why we have to pursue pursue a nexus study

• Affordable housing policy0:24:01at this moment

  the bottom line results indicating a need for additional affordable units that basically ranges from 0.15 to 0.45 units per project

• Affordable housing policy0:25:04at this moment

  Um the affordable units needed reflect an assumption that twothirds of the workforce generated by these types of projects will live in Boulder

• Affordable housing fee on single-unit additions0:37:01at this moment

  there would be a nexus study for any anything that is technically an impact fee

• Inclusionary housing and cash-in-lieu0:37:01at this moment

  their inclusionary housing only applies to 10 or more units

• Accessory dwelling units0:56:02at this moment

  it also overlaps with the size of a ADU typically

• Accessory dwelling units1:06:01at this moment

  in potentially exempting ADUs entirely if that's possible

• Transportation master plan and safety1:36:03at this moment

  is in direct alignment with the city's vision zero goals and ongoing commitments

• Capital improvement program1:46:01at this moment

  it's Boulder's formal review process that assesses the potential impacts of capital improvement projects

• Transportation master plan and safety1:49:02at this moment

  Alternative B prioritizes safety with protected intersections, improved midblock crossings

• Transportation master plan and safety1:53:01at this moment

  Alternative A prioritizes travel time by maintaining vehicle lanes, but that minimizes space for safety improvements

• Climate action and emissions1:59:00at this moment

  The community prioritizes the environment and so air quality, greenhouse gas, and other environmental impacts are evaluated

• Climate action and emissions2:13:01at this moment

  we also have our climate crisis which is again billion dollar disasters that are escalating

• Heat, cooling and nature-based climate solutions2:16:02at this moment

  I don't see anything that's kind of about like urban heat island effect

• Urban trees and the forestry corps2:26:01at this moment

  finding the right conditions for street trees to thrive can be a challenge

• Long-term finances and tax ballot measures2:27:00at this moment

  during our long-term financial strategies conversation we looked at the long list of unmet infrastructure needs

• Capital improvement program2:29:01at this moment

  how we budget for local match in our CIP um annually

• City budget2:29:01at this moment

  I'm not the budget expert here and and would have to lean on our finance team to follow up on this

• Climate action and emissions2:35:01at this moment

  it makes our climate goals more challenging

• Long-term finances and tax ballot measures2:37:01at this moment

  I hope we can take that up in the financial strategies um work

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