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11-19-25 Housing Advisory Board Meeting
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- regular
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AI-read · unreviewed32 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personWe're able to have Mobile home parks in town. That's what I heard very clearly.
Speak about that, like, in the Boulder Housing Partners? I'm talking about people who own their homes?
It was… it was high, like… like a number like that. That was… That was, yeah, for immigrant. populations.
The energy efficiency and, just ongoing costs that the mobile home parks are incurring, Seems to be the biggest item
one of the values that is in the Boulder Valley Comp Plan.
Reading all the stormwater from all those streets, so it's a very expensive proposition.
How do you ensure that people understand their rights against eviction?
legislature that will, consolidate and kind of clean up the building codes that govern manufactured housing.
Yeah, so here's some things that Hav really thinks about. like, just supporting the Boulder Valley Comp Plan.
That's a city requirement. City regulation, so we have mobile home park zoning, basically.
It's just like a song, song, song, whatever, and then you say, shared housing!
with some awesome experts for the January meeting on neuro-inclusive housing, so that'll be really great.
We also have, potentially, in February or March, an ADU update.
ADU update. Boulder Valley Comp Plan presentation… February, March
would probably even require the state to approve any significant changes, because it's a tax increase.
Whereas workforce housing is more middle-income housing for that 80-120% AMI.
Are you talking about the, vibrant neighborhood, ordinances?
Cash in lieu is about half a mil. Seems like it doesn't cover a lot of need compared to the amount of luxury housing that's been created
To be the interesting thing about the vibrant neighborhood, of Sony.
ADUs are unaffordable unless you have money. But because they can be sold.
And I think that was the promise of the vibrant neighborhood of zoning, was that we would start creating housing for families
That's part of the challenge the City of Boulder is facing, right? Declining revenue. Increasing demands.
we can always talk about home sharing initiatives, but what, what…
a group discussion on how to roll out a potential home sharing program in Boulder County.
Yeah, I'm trying to think, I mean, we just toured Hilltop, so that's the latest BHP.
every affordable unit we create is an opportunity for an older adult.
BHP is, you know, doing a fantastic job and meeting that market, they're not meeting the full demand.
There was discussion regarding the, Recruitment, for boards and commissions.
Over the next year, all boards and commissions will be transitioning to using one meeting for Like,
because they're trying to make all the boards and commissions more consistent.
Generated just over a million dollars a year in additional funding for affordable housing.
So, two weeks ago, City Council adopted the Affordable Housing Impact Fee.