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November 6, 2025 City of Boulder City Council Special Meeting
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AI-read · unreviewed45 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personI'm concerned about Excel's coal ash remediation. Excel plans to process 2 million tons of coal ash
Excel's engineering design and operations plan, their EDOP, was recently denied by the solid waste division of CDPHE.
military which is committing gross human violations. We demand that the nonprofit status of the boulder rabah is revoked.
Exactly what ICE is doing here with our immigrant siblings.
You know that the technology used on checkpoints in Palestine is the same being used here by ICE too.
We see you and Boulder perpetuating harm to indigenous peoples. You should be doing actual reparations, not perpetuating harm.
The reality is that killing hasn't stopped. This is not a ceasefire. The killing hasn't stopped.
Microsoft has terminated part of their their program to fund Israel and supply Israel with surveillance tech
the concern that I have which is really about ebikes, scooters, uh electric skateboards and other conveyances of that nature.
Our call-up check-in is item 4A on tonight's agenda.
I move that we call up the development project of 1840 and 1844 Falsam Street.
I make a motion to adjurnn as the Boulder City Council and convene as the Nwood Metropolitan District Board of Directors.
Because we are a metropolitan district, we uh have to follow the Col Colorado revised statutes.
And in 2019, the city and the district signed an annexation agreement to provide public services and improvements
under the terms of the annexation, the metropolitan district would finance and build water improvements and connections to the water city system
I'll make a motion to adopt resolution two establishing the 2025 Nwood Metropolitan District property tax mill levy
Um so three years ago um this council um updated the inclusionary housing ordinance
Impact fees are one-time charges imposed on developers by local governments to offset the cost of new development.
which is part of why we had such an extensive nexus study done.
the report summarizes the estimates of those new workforce houses formed and the number of um affordable units required to house them.
staff just recommends implementing the lowest supportable fee of $11 um instead of trying to do some sort of graduated fee scale
the funds would be earmarked for affordable housing restricted solely to the construction, purchase, and maintenance of affordable housing.
we're granting a lot of exemptions uh in terms of size, in terms of ADUs.
ADUs accessory dwelling units are absolutely um part of the analysis.
so you mentioned at the beginning that some of these nexus studies are sometimes challenged
there is risk of people challenging an impact fee because you haven't done a nexus study and you don't have a strong legal backing
the impacts we're having with the Sundance coming here and with all of the massive growth
I might note that the floor plan proposed by the city that the bathroom was not ADA accessible.
Our inclusionary housing program in Boulder provides desperately needed affordable housing
We're already seeing luxury homes in Boulder assembled for rentals for Sundance.
create affordable middle housing at scale uh through the current tools that we have um around our inclusionary housing program
I'd like to make a motion to adopt ordinance 8712 amending section 42062 capital facility impact fee
As you know, Boulder has been working towards communitywide emissions reduction targets for nearly two decades.
we heard a lot about needing to strengthen local food systems and that's also been a theme within the Boulder Valley Comprehensive Plan
we heard a lot about needing to strengthen local food systems
our staff team was before you recently presenting the healthy building stronger community roadmap
the climate action plan tax is the foundational funding source for all of the strategies that we have
Um and then my second question which is more climate related.
the trash tax uh that funds most of our circular economy zero waste programs that are deeply embedded in our climate work.
there is a real synergy between the Boulder Valley comp plan that really sets out this long-term vision
we have really looked at the energy code. We've looked at the building code.
I don't need more grocery stores when we're talking about area three, right?
I love what they're they're thinking around agriculture and local agriculture, right?
happy to see that it came up in the Boulder Valley comp plan and I would love to see a much stronger alignment
I would love us to lead as a city on re-engaging agriculture and making sure that it is a core component
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