First up is approval of the 2021 election results. Only the council members who were *not* elected this year will OK them, as the central canvassing and election board.
If any members of council happen to be reading this, can you please ask why the # of active voters and ballots in the city is dif for the CC race vs. issues? Please and thanks!
Speer FTW!
City clerk Elesha Johnson answers: It's a typo! The actual # of registered voters and ballots received in the city of Boulder is 68,885 and 33,772, respectively.
Mayor Brockett: "This is a solemn duty we're performing tonight. We have free and fair and secure elections here in Boulder. It's an honor to be a small part of that."
Elex results are approved. Moving on.
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Getting an update on occupancy enforcement now. Will see if council still wants to suspend evictions, and if they'll do it now or when they start working on reform next year.
Folkerts is recusing herself bc her office (she's an architect) "has a relationship with the developer."
I don't have a story on this, but I do have this guest opinion that basically says we should put more housing here. Appropriate to share, bc that's kinda what a majority of council asked for when they voted to call this up Sept. 28. boulderbeat.news/2021/11/28/opi…
A couple call-ups tonight. Reminder: Call-up is the official term for Does Council Want to Review This Decision or Vote?
Prob will be a little discussion tonight on the redevelopment of the Millenium Harvest Hotel. Plan is to make it into 295 dwellings, likely student apartments.
#Boulder! It's city council night! After a week off, I'm feeling refreshed and ready to GO.
Tonight we've got two public hearings:
- Budget adjustments
- Review (no vote) of plans to redevelop 2054 Spruce into 63 homes
Then a couple non-public hearing items, such as OKing the election results and an update on what council is doing / plans to do with occupancy limits and evictions.
Should be fun!
I know I've already posted a campaign ask, but I hear the key to good fundraising is to keep asking.
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