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October 15, 2026 Community and Council Forum
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AI-read · unreviewed54 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personBoulder's drone as first responder program and the importance of making sure that this new technology is effective, accountable, and used
The city also publishes a dashboard showing drone service calls.
what is happening right now to the open space at CU South for the last week and a half
I will be citing the Palestinian law that governs our sister city of Nabas in historical Samaria.
Palestinian law was expanded in decree law number one of 2013 to include crimes by PLO faction members done abroad
not hopscotch cross town home hardening with goals expressed as metrics achieved over a stated and near time frame
Averting our own pending climate catastrophe serves as a model of good climate stewardship.
I'm speaking this evening to urge you to call up item five on your agenda.
the resoning is not in compliance with the existing comp plan and specifically policy 2.15 which is barely discussed at the PNZ meeting.
Israel appears to see their survival as dependent on keeping the whole of the world in terror
I urge you to call up item five on the agenda for a full and meaningful hearing on the resoning of the BMC property.
we already have kids running around with their ebikes and you have all this traffic that's going on
Boulder adopted its zoning and its comprehensive plan for exactly this kind of site.
So there's a series of guard rails that we have put on this technology because we truly understand um the power of technology
the fact that Excel Energy has already expressed that they're going to fail on the carbon emissions in the 2027 and 2028.
I do see residents of the San Lazero mobile home park community.
encourage all Boulder residents to recognize that persons with disabilities have much to offer
continue to help us move forward in the spirit of accessibility.
There is still plenty of work to be done in this city to make it fully accessible for all pedestrians
with Sundance coming in, we might as well be tapping in on all the goodness of all the people showing up here
given that this is one of the first big projects that are coming through our new comprehensive plan
here to present the second reading of the 2027 recommended budget
key considerations of the 2027 recommended budget focused on balancing our flattening of the city's major revenue sources
There are two other notable changes listed here including the transportation maintenance fee.
$10.9 million in funding within the 2027 recommended budget
In 2027, onetime dollars from the general fund will fund Spruce Pool operations through the end of the year.
the reality is that Spruce Pool serves fewer swimmers in the community than other city pools
supporting capital improvement programs across seven departments and 19 funds
For decades, the city council and utilities department have arrogantly ignored constructive and expert citizen feedback on the South Boulder Creek project
remove the $76.5 million budget item for the dam and the South Boulder Creek flood mitigation project from the 2027 budget document
Saving the flood plane also will help Boulder meet climate goals because flood planes like those at South Boulder Creek are unparalleled natural mechanisms for carbon sequestration
pause construction on the dam and flood control project at CU South until the Supreme Court decides
pause construction on the dam and flood control project at CU South until the Supreme Court decides
We only voted for Boulder to annex the land.
bringing a cultural perspective of Native American and indigenous arts to the Boulder area
We will be collaborating with the Sundance Film Festival, bringing a native and indigenous cultural identity to the festival
reimagining what Native American lands in the Boulder area would look like through art and tribal symbolism
They allow for Native American innovation and expertise to be put forth in the forefront
I'm speaking as a resident who has lived next door to the open space at CU South since 2008.
city council approved as an emergency ordinance number 8384 regarding the annexation of CU South
the flood mitigation that we've just finished which was also a partnership with Mile High Flood District up at Alpine Balsam
You mentioned the flood project at Alpine Balsam. That's a good example.
some of our boards and commissions that our process is simply just not right
having excellent outside pools might also help people not build private pools
I think it's really important for us to also have some input from boards and commissions to help us make these decisions.
consists of a presentation from the Metropolitan District regarding the status of the public infrastructure projects within the Metropolitan District and outstanding bonds
adopt resolution six establishing the 2026 Nwood Metropolitan District property tax mill levy
I would now entertain a motion to adjurnn as the Nwood Metropolitan District Board of Directors
city council considered whether to call up the site review
The North Boulder Creek area is in the process of redevelopment with uh approximately 1 million square feet of new student housing
the property is being sold for the purposes of multi-unit student housing which is on the northern boundary of to the university
we would redirect the currently uh planned spending on the current public safety building towards either of these options
all of the projects listed in the recreation and safety bond are underneath a such as clause
those are promises to the community that we're going to deliver on those capital projects