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Landmarks Board · regular
3-6-24 Landmarks Board Meeting
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- regular
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- past
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AI-read · unreviewed18 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personThe existing building prevents us from building structured parking under the building, and this severely limits the amount of parking space available to meet the parking requirements
Providing Ada accessibility between 2 separate buildings that don't share a parking structure. Would be very costly.
the parking requirements add additional restrictions, the overall project cost
the proposal is generally consistent with the general design guidelines, and will generally comply with sections 2.0 and 3.3
so that it reads as a secondary structure, but still indicates where the entrances to the adu
I'm really excited that they're adding an adu.
It's a accessory dwelling unit. It's in a great location.
I think that the Re proposed material palette is consistent with the design guidelines.
and is generally consistent with the general design. Guidelines provided that the stated conditions are met
the board voted to schedule a hearing to initiate landmark designation prior to the expiration of the stay
the proposed designation is consistent with the goals and policies of the Boulder Valley comprehensive plan
The Comp plan does not speak specifically to designation over an owner's objection.
The blue area is buildable, but still lies within the 100 year flood floodplain.
it is located in the 2 flood plains. And the conveyance zone.
either moving the house or bringing it up to code because it was in the flood plain.
and in balance is not consistent with the goals and policies of section 2 point 2 7 of the Boulder Valley. Comprehensive plan
because their their retreat is about a week before their public hearing on the historic district
seeing as the relationship between this newly formed historic district and the homelessness