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Housing Advisory Board · regular
10-27-21 City of Boulder Housing Advisory Board
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- regular
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AI-read · unreviewed22 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personthe tools that we use to get those permanently affordable units, the low income housing tax credits, those are only available to low and moderate income households
So the fourth one has to do with the annexation so probably noticed, I mean
The additional Community benefit for annexation we talked about as well
instead of redoing the entire is only code right the entire land use code, you have some sort of overlay
we have this policy and the COMP plan that we will not resolved or property up zone or property without getting something in return
and force a certain amount of it to be deed restricted, I guess, if they're owning it they can't really sell it right away
Because the bulk of the homeownership units, we got through annexation.
Council again brought up the planning reserve and last couple of meetings so.
That work will progress between now and the next comprehensive plan update in five years
we talked about the consolidation of city services to Alpine balsam and also the municipal Center
So the planning reserves definitely on the horizon, which is a significant opportunity, particularly for middle income ownership opportunities.
the regional housing partnership is talked about putting a ballot measure on it was last year for other property tax or sales tax
I just worked on a rate increase you know we just increased it again because.
You can get a really significant density bonus if you're doing middle income housing where it doesn't have the same restrictions
why are we charging significantly more cash in lieu for a single family home as opposed to you know smaller units
include mobile ad us. In the category of accessory dwelling units and then they would be accepted and allowed
is no you can't just park your rv, it has to be. A manufactured home that can be appropriately tied down
on the verge of homelessness and he said, I will i've got one I built it with my dad and I parked it somewhere
mobile homes not qualify for traditional mortgages and are generally viewed as depreciating assets, compared with fixed foundation homes
it's true that it's difficult to get a traditional mortgage for a mobile home if not close to impossible
we're not going to hit it all with one fell swoop kind of our discussion around middle income, housing
the East boulder subcommittee plan there's a draft out and staff would like to come back to have at the November meeting