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Housing Advisory Board · regular
3-22-23 Housing Advisory Board Meeting
- Date
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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 · unreviewed22 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personand you know that they they still use lighted fuel at the airport
There's their neighbors who don't like the the noise of the airport.
but just whether the airport would be decommissioned. So if you ask people
We're up to the Edu code update, and we're gonna start.
How we use it in folder accessory dwelling unit is a small residence that's sharing a lot with the larger main house in Boulder.
You did so for the incentive to reduce the parking requirement.
and then the occupancy limit is essentially the same.
hopefully the the simpler that our regulations are the simpler it will be for people to understand what the rules are.
Nonetheless, again, we need as much affordable housing as we can get, and if we can get just.
I hope we come back and revisit the minimum parking requirements
So obviously the cost of housing in the community creates many barriers to many people having the ability to live in, stay and boulder.
evaluate the land use code with the intent of removing zoning barriers to more affordable units
It's it's monitored and administered by our housing department through the inclusionary housing program
the more housing units that would be subject to the inclusionary housing program.
the land use code that we work with every day is implementing the the the Comp plan
that was created several years ago because there was concern about losing the affordable housing that comes in manufactured mobile homes
It's updated every 5 years, so it'd be like 2,025. This is our next update.
lowering parking requirements for any permanently affordable projects.
to the public's, you know, acceptance of of trying to get more affordable units.
I mean, we need to give people options to live in and low carbon footprint neighborhoods.
But could that be changed in the next comp plan? Update?
the department of community vitality is under under values parking.