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Housing Advisory Board · regular
4-28-21 HAB Meeting
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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 · unreviewed25 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personLooking at it, more broadly, I just want to revisit the boulder valley conference of plan which, as you know, is defined by the Community
while the financial supports were key to keeping people house pairing this with Federal and State supported eviction moratorium, has been a game changer
the evictions filed in 2020 was 41% lower than the previous year, so the eviction or editorial has been extremely impactful
prior to the eviction prevention rental assistance program which you'll hear us start referring to as Empress
boulder housing partners has been successfully keeping people house by accessing rental systems to
not really it's not geared for homelessness it's not good for people who are homeless period
Could you talk a little bit about the middle income housing strategy, how many middle income units, we have added.
the number one priority in the boulder valley comprehensive plan how many have been added
So I will. So we share the commitment to middle income housing the quick answer as to why we haven't moved more quickly
the good work we did in the Bowling alley comprehensive plan
with the boulder county regional housing partnership we have actually applied the math to that
We were looking at doing was the potential for a ballot measure, there was attraction towards us going to the valid
sales tax property tax increase and then the pandemic kids, so we are kind of read resurrecting that conversation
nothing's easy and certainly it always comes down to money and budget
In future meetings we are going to work on getting closed captions just to make sure the meeting is accessible to everyone
I would love to live in Alpine balsam. project
What was considered affordable housing in boulder included everything from homeless shelters to middle income housing
And a an abolition, to the camping ban in favor of bedrooms are for people.
the city has identified increasing diversity on our boards and commissions as as a priority
And we are running a ballot initiative to make it legal for more than three unrelated people to live together.
and this is exactly what boulder housing partners predicted back in 2014 I really hope everyone will read the 2014 strategic report
We don't need more funds, and if we allow the zoning flexibility, so we can't use the arguments Oh, we just don't have the money we showed it Alpine balsam.
I live in a boulder housing partners are complex and they're actually going to do renovations on it
City Council voted to increase. The police department's budget by six officers and three more vehicles to enforce sweeps
As we heard about last night Council the discussion about encampments.