Your voice is needed at two very important Boulder County Commissioner events August 10 and 17. The Boulder County Commissioners are considering putting affordable housing
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Planning Board & Housing Advisory Board (HAB) to consider changes to affordable housing at their meetings September 26 and 27, 2023. In 2022, City Council
In August, Councilmembers voted 6-3 to increase occupancy limits to five unrelated people citywide (some previously subdivided homes in central neighborhoods are exempt). While effects
The City of Boulder can increase housing security and provide legal homes for more people by reforming the Boulder occupancy limit in BRC 9–8–5(a) through
The proposed replacement of the aging Millenium Harvest hotel would add more than 900 beds of student housing within 300 housing units. The apartment complex,
While the More Housing Now bill was defeated in the Colorado legislature last month, the need for housing continues to plague Colorado, particularly in busy
Less parking makes people happy—that is the experience of Copenhagen. While this is counterintuitive for motorists, consider this: There is one thing always required in
The intent behind minimum parking requirements is to ensure that there is adequate parking for all residents. The effect, however, is that parking gets overbuilt
By BHN Editor Kathleen McCormick Responding to the housing crisis in Colorado and the need for more sustainable compact development to mitigate climate change, Governor
By BHN Editor Kathleen McCormick Missing middle housing is in the news as state and local governments debate the new land use legislation proposed by
By BHN Contributor Jerry Shapins, Artist/Citizen Advocate/Retired Landscape Architect and Urban Designer The Planning Board will review a concept plan on March 21 of the