990 Arapahoe (Presbyterian Manor)

Item 4B is the consideration of a motion by the Landmarks Board to not approve an application to designate the property at 990 Arapahoe Avenue

Consideration of a motion by the Landmarks Board to not approve an application to designate the property at 990 Arapahoe Ave.

permanently affordable senior housing. The existing Presbyterian Manor building at 1050 Arapahoe Avenue would remain.

the fact that tonight it was said in the um call up check-in for Presbyterian Manor that it could remain is telling

Concept Plan Review and Comment on a proposed redevelopment at 1050, 1004, 990, 986, and 976 Arapahoe Ave. for permanently affordable senior housing.

I move the Landmarks Board not approve the proposed designation of the property at 990 Arapahoe Avenue.

With that, staff finds that while the designation of the property in 990 Arapahoe would protect, enhance, and perpetuate a property reminiscent.

Boulder City Attorney's Office: That involves 990 Arapahoe.

very different from the situation that we faced with the Presbyterian Manor

integration of eligible buildings, in particular the house at 990 Arapahoe, such as maintaining the house in its current location or relocating it within the site

I would like to speak about, the… Presbyterian Manor, the expansion of Presbyterian Manor.

I really would support what is happening, what Presbyterian Manor is trying to do

Presbyterian Manor Development are a great example that demonstrate how Preservation Advisory Board members should deal with complicated preservation projects

I appreciate the opportunity to speak in support of Presbyterian Manors being able to remove or demolish the four houses on Arapahoe to add affordable senior living.

I want people at different income levels to be able to experience that same sense of community that I know Presbyterian manor offers.

I know that they would do the same for these new 60 units of proposed affordable housing that is much needed.

Too many old folks who were in Boulder at the time that the Presbyterian Manor was built in 1960

One of them is Presbyterian Manor, and it's really not so much this particular issue, but the process.

Some other alternatives that we talked about was off-site relocation and the offer from Presbyterian Manor to donate the houses

When Presbyterian Manor bought that land, they bought that land. They didn't buy it with a floodplain situation fixed for the houses

Were these four bungalows across the street from the library. Presbyterian Manor and their affordable housing?

The Presbyterian Manor has owned these houses for some time, and have maintained them

Moving again to the east, along the row of houses, the next house is 990 Arapahoe Avenue.

Have no hesitation to promote the building, the demolition of these houses.

And I don't want to see another $50 million thrown away to these developers at Arapaho.

And if they're saying that two-thirds of the thing is not going to be relevant to them, if they can't get Those four bungalows.

with those four places on Arapahoe next to Presbyterian Manor, there is a huge amount of money at stake in that project

We're reusing an existing building. So in that existing building is all made of concrete