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Housing Advisory Board · regular
12-13-23 Housing Advisory Board Meeting
- Date
- Series
- regular
- Status
- past
- Sources
- YouTube, via the Woven archive; YouTube's automatic captions
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AI-read · unreviewed24 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personFirst of all, regarding The people of Gaza haven't got any housing. And when the people of Gaza, 2.3 people have had their place demoed around them.
That's a priority. Is to stop. This war and the occupation. Of Palestine.
And in the middle, they, you know. The camera that I'm paying for the surveillance camera.
And the homeless shelter. I don't know what the costs were on Folsom. But I'm sure they were cheaper.
Holder, Omar Shelter taking on the day shelter. Not. And, I haven't read the words, that's permanent or temporary solution.
I'm like, Working on this middle income housing needs assessment for the past few months.
Less expensive housing. And. Make sure that. Boulder preserves its current chair of middle income housing.
Most of my recommendations. Had to do it. Land use code. To kind of make it easier to build.
So they haven't asked the community is boards and commissions. Specific questions, which is what they usually do.
if this 200 acre site could be developed into housing for middle income and lower income
the Boulder Valley comprehensive plan basically promised that at the time of the next airport master plan update
And as the data showed today, like we're losing population of middle income. It's being replaced by older people who are wealthy, our schools are losing enrollment.
Preparing for what's next in the Boulder comprehensive plan, 2025, you know, we keep getting this.
Doing some kind of fee to support affordable housing when an older home or significant expanded.
You don't have to pay the inclusionary housing. Cache and whatever you want.
Yeah, they just they can't do it with the the inclusionary housing program that they have now because that it's not supported by the logic behind that program
which is why they have to do the linkage fee study, but it's the same concept.
It could be done through the comp plan revision potentially.
and dividing it up into smaller units and selling them. That's not supported by zoning for affordable housing.
we don't necessarily want to get into like all the all of the permanent supportive housing treatments and case workers
Show they're shaken around parking minimums and get that to be a top priority this year.
that proceeds from that sale will help subsidize the. BHPS project
Is that or they're creating a metro district? No.
The person that asked about the planning reserve to and what others.