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June 26, 2025 City of Boulder City Council Meeting
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AI-read · unreviewed29 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a person3B is the consideration of a water and wastewater service agreement between the city of Boulder and the University of Colorado at Boulder
as two 4 to fivetory multif family student housing buildings with a total of 100 units
in balance with the goals and policies of the Boulder Valley Comprehensive Plan
the designation is in balance with the goals and policies of the Boulder Valley Comprehensive Plan, which sets a vision for future development
If designated, the property will become Boulder's 221st individual landmark, and future exterior changes will be reviewed through a landmark alteration certificate.
The first was in reaction to the state legislation that was passed last year related to minimum parking requirements.
House Bill 24304 was passed last year and what it does is prohibit jurisdictions like Boulder from having those minimum parking requirements
we've updated a small update in the energy conservation code to reference the EV spaces to ensure
at least 5% of those need to have um the ability to be charged location near an outlet so that ebikes can be charged
it actually was a change we had recently made in the zoning for affordable housing project.
To better manage on street parking as the city grows and transportation patterns evolve, Boulder is planning to update the neighborhood permit parking
we're also currently um discussing how to deal with uh 100% affordable housing with either full or partial exemptions.
the largest projects would have a trip generation target based on land use location and size, annual and remedial financial guarantees
those cost savings could literally pay for years, perhaps in some cases even decades of TDM programs for their tenants.
This allows for an enhanced TDM plan uh to be designed and funded.
I found that to be really confusing when I read it. And um I'm wondering if there's a way that we could clarify that
I think it's likely that the city would be found preempted from applying its land use regulations to schools and BVSD is asserting that we are preempted
let's say the 5% um ebike charging availability. I think that is really not enough, but it doesn't really have to do with
So the bike parking standards, the quantitative, those were adopted in 2014 as the first major work item of AMPs.
We were leaning on that parking utilization study to lead us towards eliminating parking minimums without the state intervention.
for some of the changes that we've made like our ADU changes for accessory dwelling
we've gone back every three years and looked at how many permits did we get
let's say that it's student housing and the developer or the doesn't think that they're going to need a 5% of spaces
the parking minimum language in the state legislation is very clear that developers probably know the parking needs the best
it is the polling survey results on the 2025 potential tax ballot measures related to long-term financial strategy.
One of the four initiatives of the long-term financial strategy is to develop a multi-year ballot measure strategy
do council members have questions on the 2025 statistically valid polling survey and results of the two potential tax ballot measures
Homelessness is also up there. Uh whereas you know it was it was high up in the list that speaks to tolerances
we'll also get really good information out of the budget this fall
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