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Housing Advisory Board - 11-19-20
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AI-read · unreviewed27 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personTo ensure that they either get out of homelessness or are prevented from entering homelessness.
If you think about family homelessness. It is a continuum, where we're starting from folks who are either unstable
So we help people with short term rental assistance and even case management at that point to ensure that they can retain housing.
Then we try to secure as many resources as we can for long term assistance in this is also permanently affordable units as well.
often what Boulder Housing Partners does in the city of Boulder
We work very closely with boulder Housing Partners, a number of programs to get families that are housing in unstable
So we have scaled up our rental assistance programs. The county has channeled government funding into that.
And I know that that occupancy limits may be coming up again.
I have often cited this, that, you know, we would 5% of the city of boulders budget as A child transfer
So I'd love to see a $15 minimum wage in the city.
Access to summer camps rec centers etc for low income is.
what the number of affordable homes affordable units that we are short
Well, there's the regional I'm sure you guys are familiar with the regional housing plan that every jurisdiction signed on to within Boulder County
And so I protect what you already have in terms of affordable housing.
I love mobile home parks, because they have the deep sink of affordable housing in our community.
I went into the mobile home park strategy discussion. And I listened to things that were like sounded really good
Who's actually whose carbon footprint is bigger, you know.
if you look at the per capita energy use. Of a mobile home park resident versus the person across the street
to some mental health professionals that can help people rather than, you know, Just treat them punitively etc.
The resources are already strained. If we know resources exist in one area and we can reallocate them.
we talked with a Mental Health Partners and to try to get mental health experts to accompany police officers to respond to calls
starting in January. We're going to have for mental health experts. Responding to calls instead of police
And get people off the streets and that transition them and give them wraparound services.
I'm sorry, I just conflated another his recommendation occupancy limits. My apologies.
This was his temporary moratorium eviction and late rental fees, which will expire on November 23
There's another one on occupancy limits, but that was more of a recommendation.
reallocating a portion of the city's current budget for law enforcement to the boulder housing and human services