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Housing Advisory Board · regular
9-25-24 Housing Advisory Board Meeting
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- regular
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AI-read · unreviewed38 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personbeing developed by boulder housing partners with affordable housing, senior housing just sort of various components
Most of these were amending pieces of the form based code which most of the site is subject to
we're looking forward to apply for low income housing tax credits until the building is fully removed from the flood plain
A key part of the flood control. It does. Yeah, it's in a pipe right now, but it'll be daylighted.
So it's my understanding under State law and Colorado municipalities like Boulder cannot do rent control just period.
We're facing interesting discussion on how immigration correlates with housing.
I think boulder housing partners is involved with it. There's something with them. They're a limited partner
We had a great panel here. solutions for homeless at the August meeting, and we learned a lot
I thought you said there's a minimum square footage for affordable housing.
Satisfy your inclusionary housing requirement. And you're building market rate units and affordable units.
This is a big bathroom like bathrooms. Don't need to be that big, is it for Ada? Compliance?
Permanently supportive housing is a place you can live forever. And you don't need to have job skills.
Our department housing and human services spent over a year trying to find a location for the Day Services Center.
Well, that's 1 thing the city could do is create a tax incentive for that.
I mean, the the Feds give low income housing tax credits to people who build these low income housing.
because the For profit developer at Blue Bird did a joint venture with boulder housing partners
They got tax exemption. So you're right. There is like an expense line item that gets eliminated.
That's from the city budget. It's from the affordable housing fund.
So all the money that we collect through cash and live through our linkage fees.
There is more funding coming so hopefully from one B. That was just asked last election cycle.
It's looking at 2 office conversions. and they would not be for transitional or even affordable housing.
obviously that plays into the budget city needs its budget
We convert the same space to an adu with its own entrance, and 7 years we've loved our tenants great.
They have so much land and they have the declining enrollment.
that the school board, the school district school district owns, and there was a huge nimby
Well, the Alpine balsam project, I mean, that's the city provide providing housing.
Boulder Valley School district would might be a good candidate, I mean, who are the biggest employers in Boulder after the city.
this speaks to the Boulder Valley Comp plan has a aspiration of a jobs housing balance
it's an aspiration in our Boulder valley. Comp. Plan to have there be a balance between the the jobs in the housing.
for this, you know big Alpine balsam lot of neighbors are going to be impacted.
or just like a a day on living conditions in mobile home Parks can is is that something you can get people to attend on?
So we'll remind everyone that there are some big issues coming up that we want to weigh on family friendly.
I can never remember the rest of it zoning for affordable housing.
is the family friendly, affordable housing or another subject
various types of multifamily use within current single family neighborhoods. It also would allow 60 units instead of 40 units.
So the Boulder Valley Comp plan. Do we have a plan? If, when we're gonna kind of look at the housing portion
it is also an opportunity for you to kind of better understand what all the other boards and commissions provide
So the joint meeting of all the boards is that basically a social get together, or more like a forum.