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Housing Advisory Board · regular
Boulder Housing Advisory Board Meeting 7-24-19
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AI-read · unreviewed38 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personthis is the open comment period for all things other than Alpine balsam area plan
period for alpine balsam that we're going to cover tonight so we're gonna need a staff update board questions
ballot measure that we should effectively pay through the city we can give loans for permanently affordable housing
about voting on deed restrictions and for people that are going to provide affordable housing
we've been asked to keep on the table this option of boulder county relocating from there iris and broadway campus to alpine balsam
through the inclusionary housing program either by twenty percent twenty
to twenty-five percent on-site or through the cash in lieu and so next steps as I mentioned
we had tested around the general Improvement District with reduced parking shared parking for both the city service uses and the housing
our direction has been to apply this advanced mobility strategies the strategy about reduced parking requirements the more shared parking
it's a general improvement district so the funded through property taxes
without being able to do more at North Boulder Park it will mean that we have to address the 100-year flood on the site
the approach for the general Improvement District and the part is as a parking district at first would not expand it
I believe my idea offers way more affordable housing and doesn't as negatively impact the neighborhood character as this
that does not remove cars it does not remove emissions until they are a hundred percent renewable source vehicles
I'm very impressed that you counted all the references in the Boulder Valley comp plan or somebody told them to you
with either cash in lieu or whether the particular private developer is putting on site an affordable
council selected East Boulder which is great so this is the first sub community planning process
we've been putting together this East Boulder sub community plan an engagement scrapbook
for the sub community plans really the goal of these plans is to implement citywide goals of the Boulder Valley Comprehensive Plan
the parcels out here are very large and there's fewer property owners than there might be in another part of town
the next focus area is resilience and climate commitment so city wide we're trying to achieve energy system resilience
major issues to consider related to flooding and storm water management in East Boulder
the airport also serves some important functions for rescues and wildfire management
another kind of key component that we're looking at in studying related to stormwater management and air quality
our urban forestry and right now we measure that in canopy coverage so urban forest trees goal citywide is a 16% canopy coverage
and hoping to find ways to provide affordable business space
include the amount of public art in the area so there are three art pieces
some of our citywide goals as described in our comp plan include increasing the number of affordable units
that area includes 313 home sites and it's a manufactured home community
utilization of that piece of property is something other than an airport so right now we are just collecting information
are there some farms or agricultural properties in this land so
today there's no agricultural land there's quite a bit of open space
what I would hate to see is incentivizing property owners to redevelop and thereby do that reasonably priced commercial space
Boulder housing partners is having someone speak for a few minutes to about sort of their wish list
so we're moving forward with the potential ballot measure inline ballot measure this fall that would enable that
it's a Tabor taxpayer Bill of Rights requirement that says anytime there's a multi-year obligation by a jurisdiction
it certainly wouldn't add to our affordable housing goals over necessarily
and then the TMP transportation master plan there's a draft out in mid-august and they're going to council on September 17th