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March 26, 2026 City of Boulder City Council Study Session
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AI-read · unreviewed37 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personAnd through our current work to respond to pressures of declining enrollment, we are trying to create schools that are sustainable, resilient, and
And without action, access to programs really becomes increasingly uneven across Boulder Valley School District.
And in five years with 1,700 less kids, you know, the idea that that almost every school in our district gets impacted
the review of the draft Boulder Valley comprehensive plan with the planning board
those relate to wildfire resistance and agricultural viability and um, water systems
those relate to wildfire resistance and agricultural viability and um, water systems
the amount of single unit attached and other types like ADUs, live work units, and others is greater under the new proposed
reduces potential impacts like vehicle trips and greenhouse gas emissions
The planning horizon for the Boulder Valley comprehensive plan is 20 years.
policy 76 describes some really specific current uses of the municipal airport
it doesn't specifically mention um fuels mitigation within open space
creating and sustaining a fire adapted community through coordinated regionwide approach to fire and wildfire resilience and prevention
the type of housing that we see the greatest increase in terms of those other types like ADUs and live work units
Current RL1 strictly prohibits any of that. So there's a reconciliation and an inherent conflict that gets created.
and the pathway to achieve an aligned zoning and land use code to be commensurate with the land use
The second uh of course is the project we call CU South and its impact on the community.
how this community can respond to power outages and other things that can occur during emergencies
CU South, you know, is not addressed specifically.
CU South is going to be uh probably go beyond the u the termination of this comp plan.
that is with our tribes and indigenous our tribes specifically
I absolutely love obviously the food systems components in there as well
and micromobility and to me that doesn't make sense
in the water overview on the page that talks about our water supplies
we would um have droughts a certain percent of the time we would have restrictions
that could help us to manage the trade-offs needed to achieve vision zero
small units such as ADUs are going to be uh less expensive than three-bedroom apartments or or single family homes
there's a relationship between um parking and economic vitality
continued concern by um members on the Boulder Police Oversight Panel and community members
mass surveillance continues to be an issue for us
I just think it's really important that we're addressing this with the climate.
I know we have our WOOI codes, but those are all um nothing's retroactive there.
And then the last thing I'm going to talk about is the airport policy.
including through the airport community conversation, the signature drive to put a measure on the ballot
is when I ride my ebike at very high speeds
diverting people to affordable housing through the cash and low program
in order to provide more vitality and help our especially our retail downtown
the answer is it becomes effective immediately upon the final approval
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