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05-06-26 Landmarks Board Meeting
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AI-read · unreviewed18 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personit's actually essential that the property become a landmark to allow the required level of investment in it due to its restrictions in the floodplain.
it is a heavy brick structure, and it's really a lot of carbon intensity to, offload that
the most powerful thing you can do as a board is make a statement to promote getting out of wars.
submitted a pre-application to understand all of the regulatory requirements. It is in the floodplain.
Boulder City Attorney's Office: That involves 990 Arapahoe.
Speaker 8 (Board & Commissions): That initiated the, landmark designation on this.
the building is already elevated to meet floodplain requirements
With that, staff finds that while the designation of the property in 990 Arapahoe would protect, enhance, and perpetuate a property reminiscent.
a LIHTC application, site review, permitting, all the rest of those, that will never happen within a year, and it can't happen, really, through LIHTC funding.
that are just pushing growth as fast as they can do it, and under the name of LIHTC
LIHTC pushes growth from the federal government down to this community, and this community is so lame, it cannot fight back.
It fights back with Sundance, and Area 3, and the airport, and CU South.
It fights back with Sundance, and Area 3, and the airport, and CU South.
It fights back with Sundance, and Area 3, and the airport, and CU South.
It fights back with Sundance, and Area 3, and the airport, and CU South.
So in my view, this, property does not meet our standards for landmark designation under the criteria.
I move the Landmarks Board not approve the proposed designation of the property at 990 Arapahoe Avenue.
And we're going to be demolishing things, like the Unity Church, which was built in 1992, and will be a huge carbon footprint to just take down.
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