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Housing Advisory Board · regular
10-26-22 Housing Advisory Board Meeting
- Date
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- regular
- Status
- past
- Sources
- YouTube, via the Woven archive; YouTube's automatic captions
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AI-read · unreviewed14 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personI'm gonna suggest that we discuss these additional recommendations when we get to our adu portion of the agenda quite soon.
123 on affordable housing, and that is a big no philanthropy is the barometer of social injustice.
when the impact fees. The true impact fees. Our is 4 foot, and the developer is paying $30 a square foot.
and the inclusionary zoning that needs to take place to be fair It would probably be not 25%
You know what 123 It's sticking it right back on the taxpayer, because it's a Tabor reimbursement that you get
we recognize that there's a bunch of simple. Changes that we can make to liberalize and encourage more adus
Personally, I would love there to be, because to me it seems like another opportunity for market rate, affordable housing
Well, I could talk all day about about parking minimums if I was prepared to do it.
Not a meeting, and I noted when we went by a senior affordable housing project.
I didn't see any cars in that parking structure and I don't know if that's because the residents don't have them
One is eliminated, saturation limits. We talked about that a little bit, too is eliminate parking requirements
the idea of condominiumizing home and an adu, I can say from a planning board perspective is a very complicated, decision
Item B. Council, study, session, and inclusionary housing update. Yeah.
how we implement inclusionary housing so that you guys have sort of a better understanding, for when we start talking about making changes