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Landmarks Board · regular
8-6-25 Landmarks Board Meeting
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- regular
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- past
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- YouTube, via the Woven archive; YouTube's automatic captions
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AI-read · unreviewed15 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a person45% of the housing stock in that development would be affordable housing.
Well, they went ahead and annexed it. 45% of the housing stock in that development would be affordable housing.
city staff recommended that they go from 45 to 24% on affordable housing.
I believe the annexation agreement amendments are just on consent.
it would have to come back to the Landmarks board for discussion, and ultimately a recommendation from you to de landmark that
And then the approved landmark alteration, certificate plans, and then code enforcement, if needed, is kind of a separate process.
has dangerous levels of mold, dangerous indoor air quality, and is uninhabitable and unsafe.
We're going to have some civic area research updates.
as part of the implementation of these process improvements that really have transformed our program.
The recent process improvements didn't impact demolitions as much as lacs other than decreasing the number of those repeat applications.
We're also on track for landmark designations with 2 landmarks board public hearings.
So the process improvements have had a major impact on the Ldrc.
the research that we undertook to understand the area, particularly the area here marked as Block 11
The development of this area into Central Park and Boulder's Municipal Center was guided by Boulder Civic Improvement Association.
the banks of Boulder Creek had not been built, and water often flooded the land