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Housing Advisory Board · regular
4-27-22 City of Boulder Housing Advisory Board Meeting
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- regular
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- past
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AI-read · unreviewed22 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personOur final review with a potential recommendation on the east boulder sub Community plan which we did a 90% review of last month
I realize, you are doing it, to some extent with affordable housing.
we did receive the updated draft just the other day I looked through it today.
I don't know the details like how much is in the folders on Community plan area.
The city limits services are provided we have area to which says we can annex those areas we
then we have area three, which is basically off limits, except for the planning user.
the planning reserve, I would say is really well spelled out in our comprehensive plan
The best place to go is our comprehensive plan.
So basically the accessory dwelling unit is. It needs to go through permitting process
yeah so it depends, so that that was a huge challenge. Prior to the update.
I would think that that needs to be addressed, hand in hand with occupancy restriction reform.
you can have two independent families and all their dependence and their dependence don't count towards the occupancy
I understand the cost effectiveness of using the word frames, but I mean we have higher more and more wildfires happening
it's similar to area three I would argue, because there has to be a whole process.
We have a climate crisis and our housing is related to the climate
let's have 15 minute neighborhoods let's have a carbon neutral city.
let me just go through it really quickly there's also a homelessness deck dashboard.
lots of great information on homelessness so we've been tracking shelter utilization
lot of those units were acquired and then had to be rehabilitated and then over time we've also rehabilitated existing units
It just shows how with affordable housing, it increases the overall diversity of our city
much higher school enrollment as well, so I thought that was really interesting as well.
area three planning reserve right there shows you the city population