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Planning Board · regular
2-20-24 Planning Board Meeting
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- regular
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- past
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AI-read · unreviewed44 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personThe 3 companies that I'm representing each have water rights that take water from that location.
the water that is historically been used to irrigate farmland throughout Boulder County
proposing to utilize the same approach as the landmark designation of the Tea House
The most important thing that I have to recommend to the planning board is that you support freeing Palestine.
The World Court is supporting Palestine. So you need to make some kind of a statement to the City Council.
because flooding affects all of boulder and see you going up there. If we don't do the flood remediation
Floodplain development permit application for the replacement of the Arapaho Avenue pedestrian Bridge over South Boulder Creek by the city of Boulder public works
to get your feedback on the proposed civic area historic district.
will the proposed historic district designation result in any land use implications
if the landmarks board denies an application, it's subject to call up by the city council
It includes history that extends well before the 1871 founding of boulder and is significant continues to be significance to indigenous peoples.
We then move to the draft design guideline framework in December, convening a technical advisory group
We're looking at the existing land uses which in the Bvcp Land use designations.
Can you talk about how the boundaries would affect what the design guidelines would be, or should be?
And that's kind of where the design guidelines come in of like.
But the intent of the historic district wouldn't be to regulate that level of the street design.
Recognition of the long history of the indigenous inhabitants here, who lived here for 12,000 years
There should be the murals, the artwork, the walking tour, the publicity
update on implementation of the East boulder subcommunity plan
the East Boulder subcommunity plan says there should be housing here
What does it make sense when we have a a subcommunity plan that we've just adopted.
Then you, we get into the whole adu saturation limit.
One is reform in some fashion of parking regulations, including of particularly off street parking requirements
that we support Staff's effort to take a look at parking minimums
a housing affordability and and additional opportunities for deed restricted, affordable housing today
affordable housing can mean a lot of things to a lot of different people
But that program was kind of constricted by the boundaries of the Bvcp.
the kind of creativity that staff exercised with the zoning for affordable housing pro program
we collectively haven't talked all that much in the last couple of years on middle income housing
That isn't necessarily part of the Boulder Valley Comp plan
while I totally appreciate your interest in the in the airport
The airport is more about what is possible on that particular site
if we want to understand what could be built at the airport
a comprehensive look across the regulations on how they might support a carbon reduction
I don't know that the energy code alone should stand alone
we should be thinking about holistically and systemically, about the climate implications of everything that we're doing
rather than Kind of it's in the energy code
Could there be a carbon reduction lens that we look at?
We don't generally consider that the applicants, obviously, yeah, we'll meet code. But the energy code.
we have these draft Tdm guidelines, whatever they're called
A few thoughts on the parking minimum is one
we're approving more than just luxury, student housing
you know, directly impacted our work with adu. Regulations
I love your Tdm idea 2 pages less