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4-26-23 Housing Advisory Board Meeting
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- regular
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AI-read · unreviewed27 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personI'll touch on the State legislation. The draft, or propose the legislation that's going on right now, which is of interest.
get feedback on this project and the zoning for affordable housing, so i'll touch on that.
we've seen a new proposed Colorado Senate Bill 23 2 1 3, that would actually put some bold measures forward if past
Now, i'm gonna jump into just the history of occupancy and boulder.
So just a a broad overview of of how we limit occupancy today.
Those are areas that are not annexed to the city. They're actually part of the county.
if there's not an accessory dwelling unit within a single family unit up there, there could be a family
boulder should just significantly increase Cash and loop fees, commercial linkage fees, and look at other ways to get deed restricted units.
boulder should just significantly increase Cash and loop fees, commercial linkage fees, and look at other ways to get deed restricted units.
If if the State legislation passes as it is, we may have to, because the way it's written right now
the notion of promoting the sharing of into into the housing. You know there's there's there's so much
Just go back and really look at more stuff of inclusionary zoning, whatever you you have to there
they started sort of trying to created some scaffolding for how to create scenarios for what to do about the airport.
in the Boulder Valley comprehensive plan there's a section in there that says we will evaluate the airport ahead of the next
It is a small airport. It is only private planes. There's no commercial uses
that can develop that kind of middle income affordable housing that is so hard to develop in boulder
if the city annexes it, of course there are things we can do with zoning
the other large chunk of land that the city owns is in the planning reserve which has its own set of complications.
providing the low income affordable housing through our inclusionary housing program.
so the planning reserve is that the same as like area one where it's really like the city and the county making a decision
it's not eligible for annexation, because it doesn't have infrastructure.
area 3 has different components, but the main one is the planning
It's significant that it's assuming the whole site, which is that's a good reception at this moment.
It'll come from other airports and use our airport as place to practice for their students.
Is market rate missing middle, or do you want the permanently affordable deed restricted
we need to be able to submit to the Federal agencies like basically showing that the the flood has been addressed
So it's form based code, right? So there's a form based code review that will happen.