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3-27-24 Housing Advisory Board Meeting
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AI-read · unreviewed23 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personAnd I am also back on the Board of Commissioners for Boulder housing partners.
I haven't brought this up in this particular way to boulder housing partners, even though that they're the largest landlord in town.
So the reason you all invited me here was to talk about legislation.
which allowed local communities to initiate inclusionary housing ordinances.
Again, parking minimums and 1152 are all smaller bytes of this puzzle
1304 which is there at the bottom, as 1,313 would eliminate parking minimums statewide.
Is a bill around accessory dwelling units. So in communities within metropolitan planning organizations.
prevent local governments from enforcing occupancy limits that they might have in the books unless there's a safe
would also create a new state affordable housing credit for those developments near transit.
that in House Bill 1313 would also create a new state affordable housing credit for those developments near transit.
The Senate Bill 64 is an interesting one. That would aggregate eviction court filing data so that we'd have a better sense
Recent legislation in Colorado made it so that eviction filings remain suppressed meaning.
It would require communities with a population of a thousand or more to complete a housing needs assessment.
So that local communities then can develop housing action plans that are responsive to the needs in their community
Older has a goal of 15% affordable units. And we're like at 8 or something, 8 and a half.
So we're about to do like a big boulder Valley comp plan it would this impact that at all?
It would work almost exactly like the State affordable housing credit.
And then Senate Bill 146, is an interesting bill that would offer a tax credit for renters.
got glossed over was the 1304 parking minimum. And you kind of just said it was just gonna eliminate them.
occupancy, limits, and to some extent parking was a part of last year's bill.
there is significant concern about the future of office and empty office buildings, and what it's doing to the vitality of various downtowns
is there anything in this legislation that addresses office conversion?
eventually rental assistance runs out. People lose eligibility. Some tenants are there, and they've been evicted before.