Council passing the consent agenda, which has a few interesting things on it: First, some changes to the Boulder Junction area.
30th Street from Pearl to Goose Creek (east side) Goose Creek to Valmont (east and west)
Removing on-street parking, “trees in grates” (will be replanted in strip)
Replace with 8-ft “streetscaping planting strip” and 10-ft sidewalk, protected bike lanes
Planning Board OK’d 5-0
Removing on-street parking, “trees in grates” (will be replanted in strip)
Replace with 8-ft “streetscaping planting strip” and 10-ft sidewalk, protected bike lanes
Planning Board OK’d 5-0
Secondly, 2691 30th St - city purchasing for affordable housing
$4.75M total
- $2.2M already paid to seller for 2 yrs as Path to Home, winter homeless shelter will be credited to city
City owes $2.55M more
$4.75M total
- $2.2M already paid to seller for 2 yrs as Path to Home, winter homeless shelter will be credited to city
City owes $2.55M more
Will also allow construction of Fire Station No. 3; part of the site is needed for access
Previous negotiations “have been delayed due to difficulties in coordinating with the" soon-to-be past owner, staff noted
Previous negotiations “have been delayed due to difficulties in coordinating with the" soon-to-be past owner, staff noted
Thirdly, Tantra Lake Apartments (1000 W. Moorehead Circle)
BHP buying, rehabbing
185 units
$44 million
BHP buying, rehabbing
185 units
$44 million
It appears TAB did not weigh in on the Boulder Junction changes.
Friend, as she often does, asks how/when council/staff can send things to TAB.
Staff, as they often do, promise to do that more in the future.
Friend, as she often does, asks how/when council/staff can send things to TAB.
Staff, as they often do, promise to do that more in the future.
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