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February 19, 2026 City of Boulder City Council Meeting
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AI-read · unreviewed36 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personOur pool is the reasons thousands of people are signing the rec center petition.
it is shocking that other products pro projects like the civic area or park projects are higher priorities than keeping a pool in a community rec center
Boulder residents are upset that replacing the South Boulder Rec Center with a no pool facility is even on the table
Up to now, 591 people have been murdered and 1578 injured after the so-called ceasefire
No issue at South is so great that the entire building must be torn down
Residents have voted for CCRS tax extensions in 21 and into 2025 that explicitly state recreation center renovations and replacements
It's an element of betrayal, of complicity, of whitewashing, of running interference for Israel, the US and all countries complicit in the genocide
While there are claims of declining revenue to justify caution in spending, the budget for East Rack increased from 13 to 53 million
Projects such as the Flat Irons Golf Course restaurant, the Boulder Reservoir restaurant, and the civic area were funded without requiring community-led fundraising
Since moving to Boulder in 2021, my property taxes have increased significantly three times
the 14 million you've spent sweeping the homeless back and forth from camp to camp
I do a lot of work on climate change.
I'm all about reducing emissions, but really the important thing now is to make sure that we have ways to keep the power on
So they began to create a community plan around resilience hubs.
I agree with the resilience hubs but I have a different plan for the resilience hubs
we can't run current without owning the power lines
We can do it ourselves with these micro grids, with transactive energy, with the resilience hubs that are embedded in a micro grid system
doing Sundance, which the economics impact advisor with the with the chamber says is like COVID or the Marshall fire
you've in fact invested uh in the 2025 budget thanks to council's approval $2 million
the 2026 ballot measures. And then we will have another uh study session on April 9th
The annexation and initial zoning uh first reading was approved on consent back in January at city council.
the proposal includes annexation and initial zoning uh district of public
Staff reviewed the annexation petition and map for compliance with state statutes
the flood ramifications I'm not entirely sure of regarding the CU South um process
that I do not support Sundance um do not absolutely
project um and free Palestine and free Gaza done
The change to the Boliv Valley comprehensive plan land use map designations are hereby approved unanimously.
The project site is located within the boundaries of the East Boulder sub community plan which identifies the future use of this area as general industrial.
The northern channel of Goose Creek is primarily a storm water and flood conveyance channel.
whether the concept plan is consistent with Boulder Valley comp plan land use map and goals and policies
I think you could read the East Polar sub community plan to support this project
That is a huge win for affordable housing in the city.
The specifics of this for climate change are more people.
Is it consistent with the East Boulder sub community plan?
but in my opinion, to be consistent uh with the East Boulder sub community plan and the Boulder Valley comp plan
and then of course Sundance I think there's definitely some some light industrial opportunities
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