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Housing Advisory Board · regular
Boulder City Housing Advisory Board 5-22-19
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AI-read · unreviewed43 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personfor a committee update on Alpine Balsam just to kind of update everybody on all the gyrations that have been happening
because mobile homes are located in Parks owned by private property owners we are not able to enforce it
one of the most important things and one of the tentpole strategies that we had was to pass local requirements called inclusionary housing
whether that was through inclusionary housing or annexations so you started to see significant affordable housing created
expansion of inclusionary housing to 25 percent of all new development
public monies that go towards affordable housing in Boulder
what's happening for our houseless individuals and why we're struggling so much with housing
tonight when we say affordable housing we mean deed restricted permanently affordable housing correct
I work for Boulder housing Partners which is the Housing Authority for the city of Boulder
we have two or three people with disabilities disabilities is luckily we do have an incredible elevator
the low income housing tax credits do not have the any restrictions on assets this is a city of Boulder compliance
I live at Red Oak Park which is a property owned by Boulder housing Partners
that's BHP just making sure that everything works and that's great
I live in a mobile home that has had access to some leap services
they don't always have the budget to hire experienced staff or enough staff to actually address all of the inspections
addressing their budget for the year and you might want to address with city council the importance of budgeting for building code
especially is we are going to have more floods we are going to have more climate instability
so that's an interesting point that you brought up how many people were here during the floods right
some of us have had experienced homelessness some of us live tiny
may require a land use map change to our comp plan so those are a little more complicated
so an attached accessory dwelling unit can be up to one thousand square feet in size
today under the current zoning you can only do one additional accessory dueling unit per property this would enable more than that
there's actually already a cap for Net Zero houses over five thousand square feet
North Boulder already has a sub community plan so I think we'd have to do some analysis
I know we have inclusionary housing we have all these regulation
one Adu per lot right now would be out of compliance with the saturation level
we are in a climate crisis we have transportation issues we have greenhouse gases
we have a new version of the comp plan this is probably one of our few opportunities
the transportation Master Plan update
the city got started and the transportation master plan business in 89 that was the first plan
one of the things that was developed out of uh the transit Village work was this idea of shared unbundled managed paid parking
we get most of our funding from sales tax revenue about two-thirds
so we try to implement the comp plan we're working very closely with the climate commitment folks
the existing TMP with current funding we think would go to about 23 percent of the needed change
more van pooling that kind of stuff more TDM more electric vehicles would certainly be needed
we know that there's a lot that we can do in terms of TDM that we haven't done yet
and this relates to Alpine Balsam oh sorry haven't been directly involved but I'll give you
we're very much over parked in our requirements and we as a community still have parking minimums
one place in the community where we don't have parking minimums and we in fact have no parking requirements
in the case of Transit Village um you are because there's the TDM District in the parking District
Regional Housing strategy I don't mind staying on that could I ask a question
there's been a lot of kind of volatility with alpine Balsam and what's happening with that process in Council
update on the Regional Housing Partnership it's possible but unlikely