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Housing Advisory Board · regular
City of Boulder Housing Advisory Board 6-27-18
- Date
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- regular
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- past
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AI-read · unreviewed21 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personnow we're into the staff presentation on regional housing strategy
taken on sort of a new role in leading this partnership which represents all of the communities in Boulder County
we currently have 6,000 affordable housing units in the boulder across the region
so I guess the question about that sir when you're talking about funds currently available or needed down the road this includes cash in lieu but it
the inclusionary housing requirement aside the direct unit provision as opposed to cash in lieu with that for example be included in that 300 number now
inclusionary housing is the requirement that when a residential development is built a certain percentage of that be permanently affordable
we need to pursue potential ballot initiatives that would be looking at increasing sales and property taxes to support the goals
in some of our communities were already implementing local commercial linkage fees we would be looking at using that as well
because of the relationship of bhp and their ownership of the property and as time as the financing can lay out
since the summit nine of the jurisdictions have adopted resolutions supporting the partnership and the strategy
we've also brought in the homeless service providers and development community to pair up rental and housing options
we recently hired consultants to do the commercial linkage fee and they did look at that job housing balance
what kind of consideration has been paid to sort of the declining future of sales tax for budget support
the two options currently available to us are property tax and sales tax
the other thing that came along shortly after that within the city of Boulder was low-income housing tax credit funds
they're gonna build it and bhp is going to then own it and manage it
at the end of the day that money has to come from somewhere
through the comp plan process there were some really good meetings where people discuss the issue at various tables
their biggest interests of course are more housing for seniors but also accessibility
that houses in the future are made that are wide enough for wheelchairs and that where you can get in the front door without having to go up steps
it's centered around Boulder housing partners projects yeah I think bhp probably has that