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1-24-24 Housing Advisory Board Meeting
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AI-read · unreviewed36 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personIt's just saying in the Denver Gazette that I just sent you property tax up 25%.
So areas one and 2 constitute what's called the service area and then area 3.
So that is an area that back in the early nineties, 1993, I believe, the planning reserve is an area of area 3
technical infrastructure study to understand the costs and the feasibility of potentially extending city services
The saddle motel at the mouth of the canon. So that was next a couple of years ago and we'll have the affordable units there as well.
Generally they are the biggest one in the one you've probably heard about is, out which was done a couple of years ago.
and the reason that that planning reserve is so important.
one of the criteria for annexable land is that it has to have development potential
And I think this is where in particular with some of the zoning for affordable housing. Code updates that were occurring
when there's a situation where there is going to be an affordable housing project or a homeless shelter.
So the state legislation that requires at least counties to have comprehensive plans
I would say most comprehensive plans do not put in specific projects like that
filter into the comprehensive plan and then the comprehensive plan informs a lot of these other underlying things
there's the church on 20 eighth and Irish. That's an annexation.
2 to 3 to 4 year kind of time, or something, you know, for cities to comply with those state laws
there is a related, plan called the transportation master plan or the TMP, that, is pretty specific as to, where future, road improvements.
But my sense is there will be probably a more robust section on climate change and, some of the impacts of that
particularly as it relates to resiliency or, nature-based climate solutions, tree canopy, you know, a highland effect.
nature-based climate solutions, tree canopy, you know, a highland effect
if it's a tall building that has activity in things happening on the ground floor and there's tree canopy and there's a comfortable walking space
But simultaneously they're also producing research on. Feasibility, shutting down the airport
And then they're also looking into the FAA response that, you know, they're engaging with the FAA and getting responses from them.
but some, buzz about the possibility of a ballot measure.
the header on the addition is Let's turn the bolder airport site into one of the best places to live, work and play
we also threw in talking about linkage fees and parking requirements.
we also threw in talking about linkage fees and parking requirements.
What's going on? I guess the huge encampment there, like the Walgreens keeps getting broke into.
So my issue with the ACLU suit is that this concept of you can't ban camping unless there's an alternative
But I think If we only focus on the unhoused, it's gonna be a
I think it's looking at all of the costs to develop, not necessarily to construct
So, so, so keep their 2 separate things. There's H work plan and then there's council's work plan.
So this is a partnership between, the city, for, for humanity, in the school district.
It's only if you want to move into a fixed foundation home. You can stay in their mobile homes until they die basically.
It's in for form based code review at the city.
2 parcels are going to Boulder Housing Partners, to build, sort of
The region adopting the original strategy and the 12% goal, but permanently affordable.