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Housing Advisory Board · regular
03-25-26 Housing Advisory Board Meeting
- Date
- Series
- regular
- Status
- past
- Sources
- YouTube, via the Woven archive; YouTube's automatic captions
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AI-read · unreviewed29 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personA, a public charity that supports Persons who are exiting homelessness. Through employment and housing.
So I'm familiar with the, not only the scene of the homelessness scene in Boulder, but, in the Denver metro area generally.
The Boulder Shelter, had, At that point, not its new building, but a prior building. And, they were open only at night, and so we began offering day services.
I think, you know, the role of these advisory boards and commissions as Boulder is for us to listen to the public
They had a very long and interesting discussion on the Area 3 reserve especially around housing.
But, there's certainly a lot of discussion about the kind of housing that they want to have there, and how they're gonna get it.
TAC is really about tenants, and we advise about eviction issues, because that's our main
But I do sit on the Boulder Housing Partners Board of Commissioners, and that has more relevancy, I'd say, to the kind of housing
Boards serve in an advisory capacity. Your role is really important.
the Comprehensive Plan acts as a check on the City of Boulder's ability to change its zoning code.
I was kind of curious if there's any provision for housing for, farm workers?
Priorities 91 and 92 are local food production and access and urban agriculture, and I'm all about
Well, we have a lot of agriculture on our open space lands as well.
I don't see anything about housing in there. farm workers, so that might be an omission that might need some attention.
But there is agriculture on that rural lands.
the whole department and work plan of climate initiatives came out of, that previous plan.
I guess Alpine balsam, but also, like, down,
airport neighborhood campaign, which, frequently quoted there was a section in the transportation
It sounds pretty pro-airport to me. The city's talking about, building relationships, or the city is forward-looking as aircraft electrification becomes reality.
The whole debate with Area 3, can we supply what we need?
81 specifically talks about affordable housing. Well, 81 speaks about permanently affordable housing goal, the 15%.
Yeah, that's consistent with the Boulder Valley Comprehensive Plan.
there's going to be cash in lieu, there's going to be additional tax revenue
81 is capital A affordable, deed-restricted affordable. Do we want
I view that paragraph as referring to income-qualified housing
there's going to be presentation from Boulder Housing Partners, yes?
When are we getting the data for ADUs again?
But I'm going to come to the April meeting, because I want to hear the AEU presentation
if you go to the comp plan website, you'll, you'll find it in there.