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9-16-25 Planning Board Meeting
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AI-read · unreviewed44 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personthis issue of Gaza, and this issue of
Israel-Palestine is consuming vast, vast quantities. It's just unconscionable this is happening, that kids and babies don't have water
Stop the endless Massive amounts of growth. Sundance, CU South, Area 3 Planning Reserve.
Stop the endless Massive amounts of growth. Sundance, CU South, Area 3 Planning Reserve.
Stop the endless Massive amounts of growth. Sundance, CU South, Area 3 Planning Reserve.
I was able to talk to you about the comprehensive plan as being a rare moment to be able to step back
The 2026 recommended budget and the associated capital budget and 6-year CIP
our major revenue sources of sales and use tax and property tax flattening and declining against our original forecasts
The 2026 recommended budget that was presented to City Council last Thursday closed this budget gap
the Capital Improvement Program is the culmination of the ongoing capital planning work across seven departments
As mentioned, the 2026 capital budget stretches across 7 departments and totals $113.3 million in 2026
if the recommended CIP is consistent with the goals and policies of the Boulder Valley Comprehensive Plan and Related City Plans
the projects we've discussed this evening are really just a snapshot of the fully recommended 2026-2031 CIP
my understanding is a lot of that is paid parking, right? And so, why wouldn't the paid parking fund an improvement like this
is a balanced budget, and so we have closed a $7.5 million gap within the general fund
the Gregory Creek Flood Mitigation Project for $9.7 million
flagged for potential seep. Review, and that's the Barker Dam and the Violet Bridge.
There is, power supply to the Water Resources Recovery Facility. We're in that process of working with Excel as a partner
East really has been, assessed for what future needs we're trying to fund
is part of the work that we've been working on with the long-term financial strategy that I mentioned in the presentation
Alpine Balsam is gonna end funding in 2027, and that's all been allocated
that is one where we've appropriated all of the funding associated with it
Instead, they stripped, they completely gutted the thing, and I've heard now that the structure is not up to par
when we've got CU South, when we've got Planning Reserve, when we're already so overloaded
how are we going to plan for the future when we've got Sundance coming here, when we've got CU South
how are we going to plan for the future when we've got Sundance coming here, when we've got CU South
And out of Gaza, that's where the money is. Out of Gaza.
I'm concerned that both of the ones that are listed here, the Barker Dam and Violet Bridge.
Given the recent need for $2 million in emergency expenditure on the South Boulder Rec Center
I'm going to focus on BVCP criteria, and that our role includes, as a planning board
currently, the Boulder Airport only offers leaded aviation fuel
This has long been known as a non-conforming runway
I move that for all CIP items associated with BDU that can be delayed without compromising airport safety
didn't think about really how it could change to better meet our transportation goals, our Vision Zero goals
The eastern parcel at 5515 contains a detached dwelling unit and is currently under county jurisdiction and is proposed to be annexed
The site is located within the 100-year and 500-year floodplains, which will require additional floodplain permitting and hydraulic modeling.
the goal of MXR is to provide a substantial amount of affordable housing in mixed-density neighborhoods
does not support the proposed reduction in the flood control easement
We haven't looked specifically at annexations and what the actual feasibility
We did have a consultant do a study that looked at the 25% inclusionary housing requirement
What was the total number of units and the total number of affordable units in the prior annexation agreement?
to pay cash in lieu, a percentage of the cash in lieu, on each market unit
This proposal at 30%, you'd still be getting a fair number of affordable units on-site.
Not sure if you guys can hear us online, but we have a power outage