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Housing Advisory Board · regular
02-25-26 Housing Advisory Board Meeting
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AI-read · unreviewed34 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personHas the city ever been sued over the inclusionary housing program, and has it been successfully attended in court?
And as a reaction, the state legislature basically management control.
we're using this, regional needs assess… Housing Needs Assessment from
Several waves of ADU deregulation over the years.
So, our Affordable Housing Fund is the workhorse of our affordable housing program in the city.
recent zoning reforms, especially Inclusionary Housing Program, encourages the building of affordable units.
We also have other impact fees, property taxes, and short-term rental taxes.
our program, Inclusionary Housing Program, requires that 25% of new residential development to be permanently affordable.
And then we have a robust emergency rental assistance and tenant protection program.
City Council has broadly supported, these local impact fees, to… to help, you know, through
just to mention here that it is this great partnership between the City, the Boulder Valley School District, and Habitat
maintaining support for inclusionary housing, like spoken before, inclusionary housing is a very powerful tool we have in the city
What percent of the city's affordable housing budget is allocated to rentals versus the permanently affordable ownership?
we had 5 big annexations, and we were able to require ownership units.
So, like, several of the more recent BHP projects have had committed AMIs.
We do have a local voucher program, and that's targeted, towards people coming out of homelessness.
I was hoping I would see the updated stats on ADUs.
I think BHP's, average renter makes 28% of the AMI.
about unhoused people are seniors, and so we're getting unhoused as well.
Like, can you… can the developer use LIHTC funding?
to talk to you a little bit about Elevate Boulder, which is the city's greatest income program
Rental assistance, emergency rental assistance, financial assistance at preventing people from
And, guaranteed income is one of the interventions, called out in the recent, city homelessness strategy update.
And even for what we didn't study specifically for Elevate Boulder, there's very, very clear data, nationally and internationally on the power of guaranteed income
Our kids are going to BVSD, you know, which is helping to, you know. ameliorate the issues that they're having right now with falling enrollment.
Boulder Meadows or Vista Village, which are, like, the manufactured home communities
the majority of the units that we were able to find that were 3 bedrooms were in the mobile home parks
I don't think this is wise policy, and I don't think it's a good use of taxpayer dollars.
I think the City of Boulder has done a wonderful job in allocating resources to low-income and permanently affordable housing
the Boulder Valley Comp Plan Update. So that we'll have a update in March, and then have time to do
Then, April Boulder Housing Partners Overview and ADU update.
Then, April Boulder Housing Partners Overview and ADU update.
Yeah, there was a, stakeholders meeting for this concept, here in this building, with the
It's like, the city would benefit… everybody benefits when it's more accessible.