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Planning Board · regular
11-21-23 Planning Board Meeting
- Date
- Series
- regular
- Status
- past
- Sources
- YouTube, via the Woven archive; YouTube's automatic captions
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AI-read · unreviewed18 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personThe most important issue that you have before you believe it or not is Israel Palestine and Gaza?
So please make some statement to the City Council for us to get out of Gaza.
We need to send that message to the Council and then have the Council send it to the to
And if we take a look at the criteria that's established in the Boulder Valley comprehensive plan we have guidance on.
would not materially affect the adopted capital improvement program or cip
if the proposed change is on balance, consistent with the policies and overall intent of the comprehensive plan and tvap
municipal services and capital improvements moving on to the fourth does not materially affect the adequacy of availability
To consider would not affect any area 2 or area 3 boundaries, and this one's pretty simple.
the proposed land use map changes before the board this evening would not materially affect the currently adopted cip
would the Bvcp look any different other than the land use map
there is a lot of built-in complexity into both process and procedure and and even codes
Another is embodied energy. We are wrapping up an update to the energy code.
about 12 different planning processes that are either already underway in the downtown or need to be underway in the downtown
is monitoring and reacting and providing input where it's asked regarding State law land use potential legislation
one of the bills that's going to be run is going to relate to parking at this point
Wasn't that zoning for affordable housing? Oh, maybe it was okay.
We don't seek county approval for the transportation master plan.
There's not a urban standalone urban village created with urban services paid for with the metropolitan district