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Planning Board · regular
4-25-23 Planning Board Meeting
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AI-read · unreviewed36 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personthat causes homeless problems. And that's the biggest problem that the city of Boulder has
under occupancy standards, would be allowed technically up to the 4 occupants
they're planning to add street trees on the 20 Ninth Street side
The Bvcp Land use designation of the site is community business. This is described in the Boulder Valley comprehensive plan
that's something that inclusionary housing staff would determine during site, review
the exact number of affordable units that we could produce with the inclusionary housing, cash, and new fees
the exact number of affordable units that we could produce with the inclusionary housing, cash, and new fees
I thought that students were not eligible for boulders affordable housing program
the zoning for affordable housing proposal that Staff has been working with
Wanted to talk about the transportation master Plan plans for a connection for an underpass at Scott Creek and Moorhead
are being considered in the zoning for affordable housing code changes as they move forward
we just recently started to synthesize what potential code changes could look like to support zoning for affordable housing
because they are keeping the building outside of our mapped flood plane
But I just wanted to point to page 153 in the packet for anybody who's interested in this flood mitigation easement issue
These were some of the summaries student housing impact on neighborhood
as well as the Tdm strategies to provide alternative transportation funds
Have you considered having any kind of onsite bike share program like having b cycle have a station there
Comprehensive plan has provisions for studying hazardous areas
Much of the area of the of the development site is in the 100 year flood plane
it's actually in the transportation master Plan for 2,019, and it was included in the plans
that the city has money in the capital improvement plan
Benefit is an underpass at Morehead that's been planned for we should design and construct
Cash and loo just doesn't do the trick because of our scarce housing stock
If the city is truly serious about reducing traffic vehicle, Miles traveled and carbon emissions
It doesn't matter if you get inclusionary housing. You know what the inclusionary housing needs to be for boulder citizens
I'm also interested in the street trees that have made it through a number of years
the Cu. Has found they are short on housing, so it is an issue
provision of more student housing actually has a positive impact on middle income, long-term rentals
we complain about the lack of student housing, and then we complain about building student housing
Part of the community benefit for doing something like this is to preserve some commercial space for the neighborhood
I would encourage the applicant to look into things like a bike share program
some of that open space is currently being used by our unhoused population
I certainly feel that a robust Tdm. Plan is super important, especially given the parking reduction
We approved a letter from planning board to City Council about the Airport community conversation
is to go ahead and write a communication from me as the airport liaison
That was that regarding the State law, did you say?