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July 24, 2025 City of Boulder City Council Meeting
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AI-read · unreviewed38 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personThis is a map containing all of the mobile home parks in the city of Boulder.
these parks could be annexed into the city.
Further south of the city in area 3 is Sansusi.
Um all of the pink properties are privately held mobile home parks.
It is located in area 3 and does not qualify for annexation.
This is still in the comp plan update this year.
added the notes and support in our comprehensive plan
it also began the rejection of cities to the concept of the mobile home park.
some of our park owners have expressed that they have benefited greatly from a recent cap that the legislature put in place
Um we see a lot of work specific to climate.
people come to us for or come to our our nonprofit partners for help with evction eviction prevention and rent assistance.
somebody mentioned that BHP has a a gu a micro gardening program.
really just thinking about how everybody can be a part of the climate solution
regarding community garden and BHP's initiative at all
state legislation passed um requires um those types of properties to notify um the the city
in partnership with BHP over the years have purchased um existing um apartment buildings
it seems like it could be helpful to have those annexed into the city
as we look into our comp planning process
the annexation process itself is is instigated by the land owner
I know there's been some issues of budget for their wastewater system and that sort of thing.
They're they're area three and they're currently not part of our service territory
there was a fairly serious movement at the legislature to try to institute some form of rent stabilization
I am here to provide an update on our exploration of creating a downtown development authority
We will be assessing the DDA governance structure, including potential impacts on existing districts
The first is an update on the Boulder Urban Renewal Authority or Bureau
I can attest that we have had very difficult budget conversations
supporting affordability by encouraging the creation of affordable commercial commercial space
the funding from a DDA certainly can be directed towards initiatives that support TDM
since we're going to come back and talk about TDM in September
It's only one board. Is there a reason why we can't move it along a little faster?
making sure the board's in compliance so that it can be in the position to establish a new urban renewal area
I know we talked about that as part of the Puma study.
our uh budget used to be much higher
would that include fine and performing arts and maybe like local foods or would we need to like list the
when can looking at the timeline, when can a project apply for a metro district
would like to have uh agriculture be included for the incentive program
appreciate the inclusion of creative industries, agriculture, and local foods
another area that I've always been interested in fee waivers is for affordable housing
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