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12-5-23 Planning Board Meeting
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AI-read · unreviewed25 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personTo do something about a resolution regarding. Stopping the carnage. In Palestine.
Think about building up. Gaza, which is blasted to the Stone Age, literally.
So the proposal for the annexation as I mentioned before is to annex the 5.3 acre parcel.
And the 3 bedroom units are to be deed restricted at 1 20 to 150% of the area median income.
does the project on balance meet the relevant goals and policies of the Boulder Valley comprehensive plan
is the proposed annexation consistent with state statues and BVCP policies including BVCP policy 1.1 7 annexation.
1.1 3 definition of comprehensive planning areas it is located with an area 2 so that's kind of a no-brainer.
Staff finds the proposed annexation to be consistent with state statutes.
Once they are deed restricted, they become part of sort of the housing, inventory, the affordable housing inventory within the city.
I think some of our early efforts at deed restricted, permanently affordable. Owner, homes.
Yeah, the requirement would just be our energy code. Which is not not 0, but which is Very robust.
do we have an infrastructure report on impact 2 and requirements from our water and wastewater systems by this project?
So what applies is FEMA regulatory map in this case for South Boulder Creek.
It has to be elevated to the base flood elevation.
Along 50 fifth is that right and is that something that's in the TMP
I think it's pretty clear that. We're in the area too and the RL 2 zoning makes sense.
states that the project must be consistent with, Chapter 9 13 inclusionary housing and also the associated regulations for inclusionary housing.
it does talk about how we have the authority to. Review HOAs if there is permanently affordable housing in the development.
that's what you've got to look at at Alpine Balsam coming up.
In the ADU world, it's usually a deed restricted, affordable.
We've got all these ADUs. There is no guarantee that the ADUs will be actually rented.
I don't think it's correct to say that if it's not rented It's not providing community benefit.
It requires us. To apply ADA and universal design concepts.
there are standards, in terms of when we make modifications to facilities. Ensuring that they meet the accessibility requirement.
Were they repaid the street and suddenly a marked ADA accessible crosswalk.