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2-13-23 Transportation Advisory Board Meeting
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AI-read · unreviewed36 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personIn my opinion it should never been developed like that like gun barrel, you know a flagpole annexation essentially where there's all this development.
I just got a new e bike in the summer. I'm very excited.
The first key issue for the Board tonight is the Cdrc Transportation Connections plan.
so this request to amend the transportation connections. Plan does require a recommendation by Tab, and eventually a decision by the Planning Board.
It's really optimally located for student housing. The site is settled between 20 Eighth Street and Fulsome
So we have proposed a $75 per year. Alternative transportation fund for residents that do not bring a vehicle.
We're also providing a bike share program for residents with trailer and basket options and approximately 10 bikes
so we would be providing those both to employees of the student housing as well as employees of the cottages.
I guess I had something on the Tdm. Unless I should stop there
We, the Tdm plan assumes that if a a resident does not bring a car to the site and purchase the parking space.
there's also the desire to include some bike share. Do you anticipate that being a private fleet special to this development?
This is part of the overall amps work, Amps being access management and parking strategies.
So this is a little bit different than the private dining parklet that you're used to
So we tested out flexible loading zones that you might have seen in University hail as well as downtown.
The second tiles for change is a capital project. So a major corridor project that is already studying feasibility of changing that corridor.
So you can see the example here is for an accessible parking space of a business
we really want to understand the costs. What are the budget implications both for implementation
and then concurrent with capital projects that will be kind of as those capital projects arise
And then also, you know, if you look at, you know, the potential to future, monetize the curb and to charge vehicles to use it.
But those are 2 different kinds of paid parking approaches, and this isn't really talking about.
make a big difference in our region's. Greenhouse gas emissions, increasing residential density, increasing job density.
As usual, boulder is out ahead on climate, and our new East Boulder Subcommittee plan actually meets a lot of these requirements already
and our new East Boulder Subcommittee plan actually meets a lot of these requirements already
We're anticipating a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions due to increasing number of people who make trips closer to home
You may remember that our East Border subcommunity plan. Address this issue directly.
So the Boulder Valley comprehensive plan, and our transportation master Plan provide the policy framework by which city
So the Boulder Valley comprehensive plan, and our transportation master Plan provide the policy framework by which city
I don't know if you have anything to add just from like a cip budgeting perspective.
It was identified in the Boulder Valley Comp. Plan to do a study to look at neighborhood serving uses at the airport.
So hopefully. Somebody on the on the board has a wider expertise on airports, and would put themselves forward.
I will confess that I was part of the interview panel for the current director of the airport.
I didn't know too much about municipal airports, and I've learned a lot
Given the constraints of the right of way, competing needs and a constrained budget.
I think it also would just need to be, You know, conversation about shifting work, plan priorities and budget priorities to accommodate that.
But we certainly do know that we close that underpass during spring flooding.
some improvements have been made to the creek such that that's like a once in the year, once a year.