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Housing Advisory Board · regular
6-26-24 Housing Advisory Board Meeting
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- regular
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I'm looking for a civic forum on affordable housing.
work with the eviction prevention and rental assistance services program under the community mediation
We also have the office of human rights. Which does some some pieces around.
So the main thrust is really legal resources for people who are facing eviction.
Again, the majority of people we work with are in their eviction process.
did want to talk a little bit about the office of human rights.
If someone's in a situation where they feel like they're being discriminated
just a little bit more about legislative action.
we have the zoning for affordable housing phase, 2 scoping.
So we're currently working on an ordinance that would remove our occupancy limits as they are in the zoning code.
Accessory dwelling units. You know that we've passed some ordinances to make them more allowable throughout the city.
this is just kind of the evolution of the zoning for affordable housing project into what we're now calling
there should be more emphasis on increasing in loop fees, commercial linkage fees or rent control
The changes to the inclusionary housing standards that basically didn't penalize someone for having multiple units.
And then I look at some of these, you know, like Bhp properties that are coming up
the gross and net density are actually very much in line with what the Comp plan says.
there's been a push of trying to get these projects out of site Review, because that's a barrier.
But the Comp plan does say that it's a predominantly single family detached character.
you know a lot of things like the, you know, there's no linkage fees.
this is something that we do now with accessory dwelling units, except the State law is actually impacting that
the State law is actually impacting that we're gonna have to change the code
the adus used to be regulated by a rental license, but they're not regulated by a rental license anymore.
was to exempt them. If they don't require any modifications from the Site Review process.
If it's deed restricted, it must be 100 permanently affordable, so can't just have a small portion of it, but it's affordable.
the city could exempt 100 permanently affordable developments from Site Review.
the city could exempt 100 permanently affordable developments from Site Review.
I think the issue is, there is no middle income housing left in boulder.
One part of the State Bill on the Transit Oriented communities is to not require discretionary review for any multifamily housing
So hopefully, everybody had the opportunity to vote on this on the ballot measure one day last fall.
There is going to be a requirement for housing assessments to be done statewide.
where the Council is going to talk about the Airport Addition drive airport.
Boulder Valley Comp plan sort of one on one.
which was the airport community conversation. It's not about the petitions.
Oh, I got a little distracted by the last conversation about the Airport neighborhood campaign
Should we get someone to talk about homelessness?
I think I'd like to hear from someone in the shelter who works regularly with homeless people.
I really like the Bridge house model. It's a nonprofit.
questioning half of the planning reserve being for regional Park.
could it possibly be a hybrid of park and neighborhood development?