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1-31-23 Planning Board Joint Meeting with Housing Advisory Board
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AI-read · unreviewed24 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personthe commercial linkage fees, the local excise taxes, property taxes that we that you all pay
the local excise taxes, property taxes that we that you all pay
It's actually referring to it what we would call attainable housing, which is housing that's affordable to individuals
a proposed annexation needs to demonstrate community benefit consistent with the Boulder Valley comprehensive plan
we do receive funds for property taxes and those commercial linkage fees
we do receive funds for property taxes and those commercial linkage fees
They can provide the affordable units on site integrated into the development.
the State law was amended with requirements, and we, of course, are subject to the State law
the required affordable units, which is 25% are going to be have rents affordable to households
annexation agreements are negotiated, and then they can sit up on the shelf for years
zoning for affordable housing things like Boulder Junction phase 2 which will have a bunch of affordable housing
there's certainly been discussion about the airport recently
even in just this conversation around inclusionary housing
has all sorts of implications for school district, for you know the diversity of our socioeconomic diversity of our city
how would new Ih Regs apply to the East Boulder sub-community plan
And then the new Rex for the East Boulder area.
So Bhp is different. They're doing a hybrid.
because we have a lot of control in a in an annexation
eventually be Bhp. Holds it. They're holding a number of P parcels of land right now for future development
No, they they can't take it and flip it.
No matter how well we do with our inclusionary housing program and push and stretch it
I think at the last tab meeting we did talk about the whole notion of how zoning policies fit into all this, and according to that comp plan
I'm not sure that inclusionary housing, in my opinion, is the right tool to focus on middle income
to look at school closures, you know, at the same time that we're looking at opening more and eerie
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