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Housing Advisory Board · regular
Boulder Housing Advisory Board 11-28-18
- Date
- Series
- regular
- Status
- past
- Sources
- YouTube, via the Woven archive; YouTube's automatic captions
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AI-read · unreviewed15 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personso this is the set of state laws that specifically prohibit discrimination in three areas broadly speaking that would be housing employment
the laws are substantially similar between federal and state law there is variance and that's where actually state law provides greater protection
the city of Boulder Human Rights Ordinance is has more expansive definition of protected classes than the state or the federal definition
still stands for the proposition that generally it's going to be presumed that 2% per bedroom is a reasonable limitation on occupancy
to consider the size of the room let's say it's a one bedroom but that one bedroom is as large as this area
saying that what three unrelated persons in a six bedroom house disproportionately affects or disparately impacts disabled persons
it used to be state law did not provide for recovery of attorneys fees or punitive damages
it is actually a low-income housing tax credit financing that is allocated by the Colorado Housing Finance Authority
2019 hab priorities just above tiny homes studied topic B sentence with increased civil discourse on contentious housing issues
seeking common ground is the paragraph it starts with yep with increased civil discourse on contentious housing issues
to engage with what's happening in else Alpine balsam and see you know what Housing Board wants to move forward there
so that would be Alpine balsam Regional Housing and Community Benefit those were the three that we were requested to have a liaison for
a motion to create initiative reports on Alpine balsam sub community community benefits
we include that in the public hearing because it fits with affordable housing resident concerns because the owners are also residents
see how much of a problem it is amongst how many of the of the permanent affordable units in town