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3-4-25 Planning Board Meeting
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AI-read · unreviewed20 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personI don't want this impact fee for Demos to be a distraction from Ih.
And they got their demo because of the flood zone.
we've already got the homelessness way out of control.
5 bedroom apartments up at what was going to be the homeless shelter at 777, Broadway, 5 bedrooms!
The nexus study is necessary for the city to pursue affordable housing linkage fees
The nexus study is necessary for the city to pursue an affordable housing linkage fee
it's not subject to inclusionary housing, and it's not required to contribute to affordable housing
So just to provide some more background on inclusionary housing, this is a requirement that all new developments contribute
quantifying the difference between a typical market rate unit in boulder and a affordable unit at different income levels
Considering the full spectrum of affordable units needed at different income levels and so forth.
that do have impact fees for the kind of projects we're talking about
this isn't taking out affordable housing. This is taking out maybe middle income
These impact fees are very interesting on how you've tied them and how you've put them together.
It's part of the financial strategy of the city.
the methodology is very similar to what the city had to do to have commercial linkage fees.
a lot of them are developing adus, those adus may or may not be rental.
because a lot of adus are not used as adus. They're just used as parts of a house.
for inclusionary housing purposes, that we sort of examine this as part of calculating cash in lieu on a square foot basis
I think that some thought should be put against collapsing the adu and 500 square foot exemption into one.
The 1855, Flatiron Court is going to council for review.