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Planning Board · regular
12-20-22 Planning Board Meeting
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- regular
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- past
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AI-read · unreviewed30 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personSo homeless count as a result of all of the extra work that works for you.
they automatically get into a situation where they they they can do onsite affordable housing, but they don't have to
After many hours of time spent by staff paid for by the taxpayers and for an affordable housing senior center that never happened.
the standard wetland permit wet 2,022 culvert replacement at 50 First street and dry ditch
because there is some parking requirements around that to parking requirements
and how does that impact the A flood plane consideration
or increased commercial linkage fees. So this is already in the code
We we kind of took in in inspiration from the form based code, because we've had some successful design outcomes with those projects.
The energy conservation or the greenhouse gas emissions reduction criterion has been greatly simplified
And there's also specific state laws that apply to those reviews that we wanted to reference in the code.
our homeless shelter, which is basically the library is closed
was to change it to consistency with the Boulder Valley Comp plan
we typically shy away from specific references to the Comp plan
trying to exceed the to meet that criterion on the Ecc. The Energy Conservation Code.
Those are more to do with some of the transportation criteria, and then our base energy conservation code
are those separate things from our Tdm policies which our stated in the past are general, and we don't have a Tdm toolkit
there's been some changes in State law relative to ownership that are our friends and in the housing department are looking at
The proposed project is consistent with the Bvcp land use map and on balance with the goals and policies of the Bvcp
Community objectives include without limitation affordable housing affordable commercial space space for the arts community gathering space, public art
Community objectives include without limitation affordable housing affordable commercial space space for the arts community gathering space, public art
isn't what you said, but it's limited to the inclusionary housing
that the applicant has to in good faith pursue local landmark designation, which is a different process entirely
I feel like pursuit of a local landmark designation is its own specific code section
so the other tended consequences. A of that was that Bhp
it would have jeopardized their ability to build the affordable units on the adjacent site
not only did not want access to the pool, but, as I remember, it would have jeopardized their ability to build the affordable units
This is in our inclusionary housing ordinance in chapter 13 of the code
That loophole exists in our inclusionary housing ordinance.
I would like to add those 2 environmental kind of climate action that we're starting to see with our upgraded carbon footprint requirements
it does mention spaces for the arts, community gathering space, public art