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Housing Advisory Board · regular
8-25-21 City of Boulder Housing Advisory Board 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 · unreviewed23 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personwe're having a presentation on the middle income housing strategy review
deeply involved in the Alpine balsam area plan, as well as the comprehensive plan update
the 2020 midterm update was completed last December and typically within six to eight months
The comprehensive plan in terms of how we got here today
any questions about Alpine balsam what's being proposed, and why
the boulder housing partners purchased a piece of property, just an acre in gun barrel
So that was that change was made with consistent with the COMP plan policies
boulder housing partners would likely develop the entire site as a really affordable housing project
not only is net zero feasible on the site, but it will be cost effective to accomplish
the idea of these first and last mile strategies are share bike parking bike share
so it's this isn't the first place that's been applied
this, this was boulder housing partners specifically was that these prescriptive design requirements
that that is captured in the form based code directly from the Alpine balsam area
we have had experience with slots so anything that involves flooding
or a form based code informed by Community
they're creating a form based code informed by Community engagement for the Alpine balsam area
I think, school enrollment my understanding is it's. Still declining.
I do not have the enrollment pieces, because I think that's definitely been skewed by the pandemic
And 1000 would be deed restricted affordable and if hopefully you guys remember this
at annexation we also amended our policy for at all annotations to require a higher percentage and middle income
You can't use low income housing tax credits there isn't federal money there isn't state money.
there's an impact fee, so they have a designated impact fee on new construction
I saw that the school district and habitat. Both had involvement in that