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1-28-25 Planning Board Meeting
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- regular
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AI-read · unreviewed40 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personto develop the site at 1,128th street as a mixed use student housing development with 80 to 90 units
the multimodal transportation network in this area is guided by the city's transportation Master Plan
The proposal also made several Bbcp policies, such as 2.0 3 compact development pattern through its redevelopment of an existing property
We received public comment that their current properties have water issues.
There aren't any requirements in our transportation, master plan to preserve, like a public access Easement
now I want to talk a little bit about alignment with city goals and the alignment with the Boulder Valley Comp plan
The site is really dominated by cars and parking and curb cuts
And they've done a lot of enhanced Tdms already. And so we're really excited to figure out how to do that here
we're really looking to increase that residential density. To add to the desperate need for student housing in this area by 260%
designing to exceed new energy codes by 10% through the robust envelope and high quality windows
and the increase of E-scooters and e-bikes are growing
That's that is what we're seeing with these student housing projects, especially with these deep parking reductions
We're including a number of street trees along college
we just haven't gotten to that point to talk to be cycle or lime, but we certainly know that
we've done a survey of the trees, and we're looking into opportunities
so the site would be eligible for consideration of a neighborhood parking program
these triplexes, quadplexes adus. And I want an adu in my place
to the 6 million dollars we're paying for homeless people because we are adding all of this high-end housing
It's just like the Condos downtown this project is, and the one across the street and the millennium, and 777 Broadway
It's student housing, you know it's going to be the downfall of this town
So I think as long as you can manage access according to Ada standards and be creating a viable space
One sentence, which is a transportation demand management plan will be complied with
your Tdm statement on page 82 really focuses on what the city is doing rather than
obviously it makes it more particularly more convenient for Ada accessibility, so that someone in a wheelchair doesn't have to go around on a ramp
to permit those 2 items to ensure that they're in compliance with the Wildland urban interface code and energy code requirements
this was really having a disproportionate impact to the residents of our Mobile home parks
with the increasing risk of wildfires in our community and our strict energy code
We made some changes to the Mobile home chapter update. So there's a section regarding commercial use of mobile homes
This would impact adus in the city, but thankfully, this only applies to totally separate dwelling units
have someone come through and collect those trash for you and take the recycling out and put your trash can back
But that was in the 2024 energy code. It's not part of this update.
the new section that was added to the international fire code that addresses the micro mobility devices specifically exempts residential uses of micro mobility devices
in the land use definitions of accessory dwelling units, it clarifies that you cannot have separate utilities
is that something that should be removed from the building code because co-ops are basically no longer relevant
for 20 years we've been breaking State law by having our own foundation and tie down requirements which we weren't allowed
for 20 years we've been breaking State law by having our own foundation and tie down requirements which we weren't allowed
The challenge there is that the point of requiring the permit is so we can flag properties that are in the Wui that they need to comply.
But the principal concern, I will agree, is still the Wildland urban interface
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the next large public event relative to the Comp plan update, then, is in February