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Housing Advisory Board · regular
2-26-25 Housing Advisory Board Meeting
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- regular
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- past
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AI-read · unreviewed21 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personThe study is necessary for the city to pursue a possible impact fee.
Some background on inclusionary housing, and how these types of projects fall outside that tool.
and it's solely for the construction, purchase, and maintenance of affordable housing
So if we did pursue an impact fee, it would go into the fund, but used similar to other tools.
so just to cover inclusionary housing, it's a requirement that all new developments contribute.
what percent of developments are cash in lieu as opposed to the other methods of inclusionary housing
We'll assume that all workers generated by new development are housed in the community.
The average is roughly $100,000 per affordable unit.
So this is specifically an affordable housing impact fee.
We're doing redoing the Boulder Valley Comp plan this year, which are the values and aspirations for the city.
stormwater is measured, based on your area of imperviousness
starting with a regional housing needs assessment, really understanding the scale and scope of housing need regionally
So our regional housing needs assessment. We organized it into 3 key parts.
The other piece of current need is for unhoused households, and that's mostly coming from service outreach
Roughly, that's probably in the 30 to 35,000 for the unhoused households
So this, as I mentioned the second part of the regional housing needs assessment, was a real analysis
It sounds to me like that's a State law issue.
Does have a building on like more head. By the by, the Post office on South Boulder Road that is focused on 55 plus.
But adus, and it's like the majority of work that I do, for adus in my neighborhood
my advocacy for adus is like they solve a number of problems
Was it one of the goals with the Alpine Balsam development to have city employee housing