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8-19-25 Planning Board Meeting
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AI-read · unreviewed32 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personthis is part of a kind of a three-legged stool of the Access Management and Parking Strategies Program, better known as AMPS
to complement this elimination of parking requirements for new development in the city
help meet our city goals in reducing single-occupant vehicle travel and, mobile emissions
there would be a financial guarantee that pays for those TDM programs for the largest ones
Throughout the process, we often talked about what are we going to do with affordable housing
if a Boulder Housing Partners project is required to provide EcoPasses, the city provides a subsidy right away
So we propose continuing that so that Affordable housing projects will have these requirements, but the city will subsidize those requirements
as we were looking at these three parts of the AMPS project go together, with the elimination of our parking requirements
In terms of the TDM plans, once we have the TDM plan in place, and they're a Tier 2
In terms of the monitoring process, something that we don't have, currently, again, this would apply to our Tier 2 projects
I'm wondering how this ordinance addresses projects Such as student housing, With the number of residents
in those circumstances, such as student housing. you know, we're prepared and ready to switch to a per-bedroom, methodology
student housing does not have to provide that, because all students already have that
But maybe some of them want a Lime membership instead. I don't know, are there Lime memberships?
what can be required there then depends on what the form-based code standards have in terms of, transportation requirements
we know if every Boulder citizen traveled like a CU student, we'd meet every one of our TMP goals tomorrow
Well, I think when we first started the Alpine Balsam Area Plan, we were
when we thought about, like, East Arapaho and all the work in, I guess, the East Boulder Subcommunity Plan
It takes property owners also voting to tax themselves.
to see higher financial guarantees required, with some exceptions, like affordable housing
enhanced access and use of multimodal investment, and greenhouse gas emissions
addressing our Transportation Master Plan goals, our BVCP transportation goals, really should be a project for all of us
this is the 35th year of the, Celebrating the Americans with Disabilities Act
As of tomorrow, everyone has to, create. accommodations for folks with disabilities, all at once
it's also similar to our wildland-urban interface discussion
to accommodate a WUI regulation, an ADA regulation, or in this case, a TDM regulation
I would just, also liken this to the way we enacted, the energy code updates to, commercial buildings
or what the WUI ordinance would be required to change
now at this third stage of the fourth stages of the Comp Plan
future land use guidance map changes and policy changes are traditionally part of the overall comp plan update process
We do, we have a significant item. It's the Williams Village 2 redevelopment item.
That is one of the requirements that was imposed by state law that, at a certain time, the city can no longer enforce