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Housing Advisory Board · regular
7-26-23 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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the zoning for affordable housing, which will be coming back to have in coming weeks
That Senate Bill did not pass so we are still moving forward with local legislation.
the zoning for affordable housing, which will be coming back to have in coming weeks
we've been in contact with a number of different Washington and Oregon communities that are responding to state legislation
so a number of communities have been changing their occupancy limits or eliminating them in response to that
We attended a. An a. A block party in Aurora east which is a kind of a a mixed student and property on our neighborhood.
on occupancy as well as zoning for affordable housing.
on occupancy as well as zoning for affordable housing.
There was a firsthand account of eviction that we heard
What's reflected in the ordinance is it would increase from 3 to 4 to 5 unrelated persons city wide.
I think this is well within the purview of the city's comprehensive plan
Or for this suggestion, we're not carving out University Hill.
the scenario world that you explained last night that made a lot of sense to me was like around University Hill
you have to meet certain sustainability requirements like energy efficiency code stuff that's actually quite stringent
I think that there's a question mark around whether the Faa will allow it.
So there are at least 3 examples of airports that have managed to negotiate with the Faa to completely decommission.
And then people talked about the Alpine balsam.
that obligation to the inclusionary housing program to either build it on site or pay the cash in Loo
East Hampton Airport closed in May of 2,022
So when planning board, looked at the capital improvement program last year
This is a great opportunity to do what it says in the bolt of rally comprehensive plan
This is going to be a sustainable, you know, transit, and one of all, and family friendly that parks and schools
inclusionary housing updates. So August is going to be a very busy meeting.