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Landmarks Board · regular
9-4-24 Landmarks Meeting
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- regular
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- past
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AI-read · unreviewed21 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personAffordable housing? You're not helping. 6, 52, 6, 58. Pleasant.
Then stop demoing these places. This is utterly ridiculous. Oh, fortune 5, 45 pearl big house, perfectly affordable the way it is.
houses come up as a cluster they generally are, replacing what was affordable housing. And I am so happy and proud
Well, for the past several years now Chautauqua has been spending a lot of time and resources thinking about and preparing for a wildfire mitigation
in a wildfire scenario as a vulnerable site. So Chautauqua has for the last last really 4 years dug into things we could be doing.
and you know, we think it's most importantly respectful to Cca's design. Guidelines Federal design guidelines, as it pertains to adding new structures to historic sites
you know, homelessness associated with all the inflated costs of housing in boulder, and I wanted to know how to deal with it.
Wildfire being one of the biggest environmental challenges that we're facing. and the the kind of focus of study of of this particular kind of landscaping
and is generally consistent with the Chautauqua Park historic district guidelines, and the general design guidelines for boulders, historic districts, and individual landmarks
consistent with the general design Guidelines, the Chautauqua Park Historic District Design Guidelines, and the intent of this approval.
The property is located west of Broadway, which is Highway 93, and east of 20th Street and north of Baseline Road.
The sorority sold the building in 1,973 to agents for the Holy Spirit Association for the Unification of World Christianity
The property is not located within a potential or designated historic district. Multiple residential. Multifamily buildings were constructed in this area during the period 1,957 to 1,967,
It was originally built as a student housing project in the L shape that you see to the west side of the property.
So we are looking at some large capital improvements to preserve the property or to move on from it.
Some of the existing conditions we understand about the site doesn't meet current accessibility items or accessibility code.
in my opinion, the systems, layout, and even the size of the building are no longer conducive for modern student housing.
One of our team members was part of a really interesting historic project in Iowa, repurposing the old army barracks into affordable housing.
when you look at the site it is a great space for students to be concentrated.
After Cu South got a lot of resentments about cu football team. Rah, rah! You know 37,000 people filling up my city
consideration of an administrative rule to expand the types of projects that can be reviewed by staff and consideration of a code amendment