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3-26-25 Housing Advisory Board Meeting
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- regular
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- past
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AI-read · unreviewed24 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personBvsd, meanwhile, is looking to close schools. Where have all the families gone?
our vision is that shared housing becomes a universally accepted living arrangement
to support shared housing, remove the legal barriers to occupancy limits and zoning restrictions
And we're also identifying that about 70 to 75% of evictions are also female.
And then I'm in the process of developing a Coordinator certification training.
So this is also a really great way to create affordable housing.
the previous role of no more than 3 unrelated people was just, you know, silly and unproductive and widely ignored
It's primarily and have a more positive effect in boulder among the student housing
the statewide removal of like occupancy caps based on familial relationships is what allowed us to buy the property in Denver
I think a lot of people have benefited from taking down the occupancy limits.
We've had no evictions due to nonpayment the entire time.
other rental assistance programs having more limited funding, but having a more reliable source of funding
We don't pay property taxes eye out on our boulder properties because we are affordable housing.
for some of the houses, I think boulder housing partners owns like point 0 1% of the Llc.
There's a lot of very important homeless policy issues or unhoused policy issues.
help counsel figure out what the next phase of using this new family friendly zoning could be to ensure affordability
That council is a little overwhelmed by all the inputs they get from all the different boards and commissions
as a matter of reform in the way councils and the way boards and commissions operate in the future
all of the Boulder County jurisdictions got together and adopted a 12% goal
putting up something on the ballot measure, putting a ballot. a measure on the ballot to raise money
Boulder should get an extra 3 million dollars to put towards affordable housing every year
one of the city Council members seemed upset that this county money could not be used for psh permanently supportive housing
So likely what we'll do is that 3 million will go to one or 2 projects most likely to boulder housing partners
We approved a subcommittee to focus on housing solutions for homelessness.