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Housing Advisory Board · regular
2-28-24 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 · unreviewed28 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personAnd the evictions and the the cost of cleaning up and everything.
Last night II was at the minimum wage talk. And yes, it's great to raise the minimum minimum wage.
had to cut back services like the hours of the Rec. Centers and a lot of public services.
the biggest thing I've got to say is free, Palestine. That's the most important thing.
So please free Palestine, PA, send the word to City Council to have a resolution anyway
the regional housing needs assessment which will regional housing strategy.
I think California is an interesting place to look to a number of things that the Colorado Legislature is looking at legislature.
The Regional Council Government then goes through a process methodology to figure out how to distribute that
And the school district. Yeah, we're not doing anything with that property.
You have 60 days as a jurisdiction to review and approve an 80 application and starting January of next year.
Senate Bill 35 was passed a few years ago. It's a streamlined review bill
2023 State laws was 25 pages, and that was like somebody having recovered about 50 different State laws
Here in City of Boulder anyone can build an adu in the Hi. Maybe you'll see 1% of single family home properties
It just felt like if we were talking about parking requirements.
reduce or eliminate lot area per dwelling unit calculations in all capitalized zones.
People did do 2 sessions on homelessness just in the last one month.
the city budget is struggling with the amount of money it costs to implement.
But having been in the city a lot in the last week. There's still a lot of visible homelessness.
Resume conversion of the airport which is known as Edu and airport jargon into a mixed income neighborhood
huge potential housing development, 40 to 60% affordable required is a lot in the planning reserve
Having this embrace and aligned with new policies, such as zoning for affordable housing.
reduce or eliminate parking requirements, parking minimums at the expense of or actively discourage production
recently constructed affordable housing projects reportedly cost 600,000 to 700,000 per door
affordable housing impact fee for the demolition replacement with new homes
adaptive use for use of vacant underused office buildings as an alternative to encampments
aggregating those parcels might be a bit challenging, and then I think it might take longer
It's a lot of fun usually biking around boulder looking at affordable housing.
they give us an overview of what's happening at the planning reserve based on a recent tour.