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Housing Advisory Board · regular
Boulder Housing Advisory Board Meeting 9-25-19
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- regular
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- past
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AI-read · unreviewed20 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personwe had some things come up with our representations to staff Alpine balsam
the clinic was involved in the passage of the mobile home park act here in Colorado
mobile home park owners fail to meet such standards as the mobile home park Act currently reads only mobile home owners or landlords can file complaints
if you type in like mobile home park act dispute resolution rule making process it should bring you to the link
when the the comp plan was actually adopted in 2017 it included new policies related to Community Benefit and height
obviously durable housing affordable commercial space space for the Arts public art a number of other things
obviously durable housing affordable commercial space space for the Arts public art a number of other things
there's what we have commercial linkage fees or what's in the code as the capital facility impact tax
so again commercial linkage fees applied to the base area and then going along with the recommendation
if you go to a bonus project with 50 percent of the IH units on the site you get four additional affordable units
there's a specific commercial linkage fee that's applied to nursing homes and assisted living and we felt that that particular use shouldn't be penalized
when we wrote the section on enhanced community benefit for the comp plan last time around which is section
all of the boards and bodies that have to approve this thing have said you can get a density bonus of 50% if you make them all affordable
when we were talking about what was the meeting last night Alpine balsam and everybody was talking about
how does land value factor in to all of this when you're talking about cash in lieu and what you're really able to get from an inclusionary housing perspective
how are you really with the cash and LU dollars able to get extract the amount of affordable housing out of a project
they pay more linkage fee that's more money that goes into the affordable housing fund that the end is used to go build more affordable housing properties
and how does something much less contentious Alpine balsam I wasn't there for anything no I think some of you were there
we really care about permanently affordable housing and I just don't see enough in there that actually gives me a good feeling
there will be obviously there will be either you know the inclusionary housing or or the cash in lieu or whatever it is