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Housing Advisory Board · regular
1-25-23 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 · unreviewed28 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personA preview of next week's joint meeting with a funding board on inclusionary Housing.
permanent residents create stability and ensure a measure of safety for students who are living on their own.
they have to attest to it, being affordable in the declaration of use, with the accessory dwelling unit
they have to attest to it, being affordable in the declaration of use, with the accessory dwelling unit
part of the scope doesn't include the parking requirements or minimum lot size that you all had recommended
and then general code clarification and process improvements that we thought would
about 40% of owners chose to do that to reduce the parking requirement, because that's an incentive offered for affordable
cities cannot have an owner occupancy, requirement, or off street parking requirements for 80 use.
so the saturation limit has been in place since 1983.
The occupancy limits, and attached unit has to have a screen side entrance.
because we're allowing a larger unit. If it's an affordable unit, so that bottom road shows the different allowances.
And then finally, the fun stuff of just improving our handouts and things self-service stuff on our website.
that's if we're really clear about exactly what is required. Of the accessory dwelling unit.
It's basically the 2 of us that make the the changes to the land use code.
So I'm also working on zoning for affordable housing.
So that's kind of what we're doing is we're looking at those ideas for density bonuses, or maybe changes to the city's density requirements
any sort of change to single family. Zoning is really a comprehensive plan. Issue.
If it's specified in the Comp plan, a density limit that's gonna be more challenging to like change.
comp plans end up being more restrictive than maybe we intended them to be
So the bigger your house gets, or where you doing, or the what per cent are you doing a tear down on right?
we need to write the zoning in a way that does incentivize either modest size units or deed restricted, affordable
it sounds like there may be some support for decommissioning the airport eventually, and creating a housing site.
I was much involved in the East Boulder plan, and that was formally supposed to be included in within the boundaries
Would that would, you know, meet a lot of our goals around climate and inclusion
I move that we have a listening session sometime this year on the airport
So before they spend a bunch of more money on airport master plan and encumber the property even more
Housing and restructuring how we charge cash and loo, so that we're not incentivizing modestly size.
Inclusionary Zone. No, it's in front of you how it works.