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Housing Advisory Board · regular
Boulder Housing Advisory Board Meeting 10-23-19
- Date
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- regular
- Status
- past
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- YouTube, via the Woven archive; YouTube's automatic captions
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AI-read · unreviewed29 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personit does deal with our regional housing is doing a event up at Cu campus all day on Friday
we're really good at expensive homes and we're really good at inclusionary zoning
what we do in terms of providing affordable housing in the city is very opportunistic
how do we transition people from homelessness into homes
I attended the bhp meeting due to a couple of people requesting that they were having some issues through bhp
we're testing them out on Alpine balsam on a huge scale when what we could be doing
there is a desire to have have take a more active role in advocating for a housing agenda at the legislature
I would really like to see an assessment and a review and this has to do with middle income housing
say Boulder housing partners is extremely active in identifying properties to purchase
the majority of them from people who live and mobile home communities which is a very touchy subject
I just use the school district as an example is what can we do to collaborate with employers
is it for transitional housing for homeless is it high-end design so someone can rent it
we have ratcheted up the middle income requirement for annexations as a result of the strategy
we also did the inclusionary housing update project in 2018 and that and we included incentives
focusing new housing into affordable units as much as feasible could we modify the city codes to incentivize
you know again it just uses school district to say you know can will they work with us towards developing some project
the two things that we have as suggestions for additional focus are working on items going to the state legislature
we rely on housing Colorado to represent sort of the municipal interests at this new legislature
we also talked about accessibility for people with disabilities and seniors
like accessibility for seniors out of that could be February because nobody nothing says come on out
the thing to keep in mind with the transportation master plan is it's updated over five years
integrating access management and parking strategy amps remember that one I I worked on that for a while
incorporating a lot of the findings from that into the formal transportation master plan and there
the other quadrants will be conveyed to Boulder housing partners and they will build a parking structure
that was for people with disabilities and this that I'm guessing that for sure some sort of support
so it's commercial space only commercial spaces the rest is market rate
is everyone familiar with the regional housing strategy particularly in new members
council and Boulder County commissioners have agreed to place on the 2020 ballot a property tax measure that would raise approximately twenty million dollars countywide
I know the dollar value and I think that based on the polling they're leaning towards a property tax