This is going to be a quick one: Certification of the 2020 election results. There was no info in the council packet; the presentation is two pages: www-static.bouldercolorado.gov/docs/Item_5B_-…
If you live in Shanahan Ridge or near Mesa Elementary or in Highland Park in #Boulder ... give yourself a freaking hand, bc your 'hood had over 95% election turnout.
Honestly, though, all of Boulder rocked it. Our lowest-turnout precinct was on Uni Hill and it was still 68%
There won't be much discussion on this issue. They're literally just being like, yeah, these are good. (At least I think; again, not much info from staff on this)
No one signed up for the public hearing either.
I ain't mad at ya, though. There wasn't enough info for this to be of interest.
That's it for this one. Not gonna even unroll it, because why?
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Last item of the night: A quick update on the search for a new city manager. Novak Consulting Group doing recruiting; they created a position profile - took council, staff and community input
Profile “identifies the organization’s needs, the strategic challenges of the position, and the personal and professional characteristics of the ideal candidate”
Council will OK that profile tonight
Applications open until Jan. 17
Finalist interviews begin Feb. 8
This is actually about partnering with Xcel, which is the second part of this. As you'll recall, voters passed both 2C and 2D last month.
The UOT repurposing will be used to replay the $1.4M in loans the muni took from the city's general fund. Then it will go toward clean energy projects and utility assistance for lower-income residents.
Wait... Weaver is asking that maybe we move council discussion and vote for this bc Nagle is absent. Even number of officials could equal tie vote, which is tricky for development projects. They need city OK to go ahead.
What we've really learned, says interim city manager Chris Meschuk, is it takes a "systems approach" to change the behavior of the community. "We can't simply enforce our way through the pandemic."