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Housing Advisory Board · regular
6-25-25 Housing Advisory Board Meeting
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- regular
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- past
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AI-read · unreviewed32 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personWe're gonna have matters from the board that include healthy buildings.
Okay, we're gonna close public participation. And now let's switch to healthy buildings.
we've been at addressing climate related issues, greenhouse gas emissions associated with our buildings for a long time
from an emission standpoint, though buildings are our single largest contributor to our missions.
yeah, 25% of our resident potential buildings are in urban heat risk areas.
we've served at this point over 260 manufactured homes and repaired these homes in the city of Boulder
I've worked on with building codes and energy codes for years
one of them is to have a goal for affordable housing
And is this part of Bhp's portfolio? Or is this the market.
out of the climate tax, which is the tax on utility bills.
you're gonna have to upgrade the rest of your house to to the energy standards of the adu
there's certain policies we enact, for example, like our eviction prevention rules in boulder
when I look in like just my mobile home park, and I think about
I mean, we have an all electric code. They're going to be built highly efficient.
We have energy codes. We have building codes. Correct me if I'm wrong.
adopting building performance for standards, for larger homes is off the table
So we've had discussions about adaptive reuse from office to residential.
They don't rent student apartments by the apartment they rent by the bedroom.
30 Eastern Colorado scratches student housing extremely inefficient
tensions between indigenous peoples and the newcomer. You know, white population tensions start to rise.
This really sets the stage, for you know the the conflict on the plains.
So to summarize. And I will grant it's a gloomy picture. Land was taken by from indigenous peoples.
so setting 15% affordable housing and using cash in lieu to create those units
There it is, subcommittee housing solutions for homelessness.
He's asked to come get your feedback on the latest iteration of that of what the comprehensive plan update.
exploring mobile Home Park issues like who owns it. And is it chattel versus real estate
It's just like Bhp. Some people from Bhp to come in, because it's such a large piece of what we discuss is bhp
when we say affordable housing. We're talking about deed restricted, permanently.
Bhp is Bhp part of housing and human services. They're not. No, they're separate.
percent of the affordable housing is Bhb, the deed restricted affordable housing units.
there's a new State law that says if someone has been renting a unit for more than a year
That's state law. It does not define what reasonable is, but it contemplates.