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Housing Advisory Board · regular
12-16-20 City of Boulder HAB Meeting
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- regular
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- past
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- YouTube, via the Woven archive; YouTube's automatic captions
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AI-read · unreviewed24 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personthis week at the cu south meeting i had an epiphany of the problem to boulders housing problem
we not only do we not need cu south we don't need them threatening us about floodplain
we don't need them threatening us about floodplain and all of this issue
we got this idea of doing infill pilots into the boulder valley comprehensive plan and we thought oh we're home free now
it's in the comp plan that's one thing but it's not within city ordinances that's right
i'm hearing from a couple of the different mobile home parks that there's been some consistent stuff going on there
with mobile home parks so um i'd like to be informed on it no matter what
i do agree that i think we were in the homeless the unhoused world pretty heavily at that point
maybe right now we talk about the mobile home issue because that's what's on the agenda actually
we decided to not do a report about sanctioned encampments although we are in support of them
how often are um unhoused individuals counted do you know once a year
this will require some work with the city on approved pre-approved plan sets for adus
there are organizations out there that fund the production or the building of adus
when you build market rate apartments or housing in boulder you have an affordable housing requirement as we all know
all this is in the adu memo and it might be better if offline
we have permanent affordable housing all over town so the rent is controlled it's just not rent control
didn't we have a presentation on all middle-income housing that specifically talked about the timelines
the city owns 20 acres in the planning reserve um and basically we we bought out the current leaseholder
once the planning reserve actually does get developed um in the distant future um that would be dedicated to affordable housing
so the implementation of the newer ballot measure so um there will be and i sent an email to everybody
in january when um the ballot measures really is supposed to be in effect uh which is was adopted through ordinance
get the person hired staff person hired and then start the sort of recruitment process to create this new committee
can you update us on the eviction moratorium like what's what's the state and is the city going to intercede and extend it
so the city has absolutely no authority to um stop evictions um but we do like we've talked about before