We cannot mitigate and adapt to the effects of climate change without reducing the environmental footprint of cities. We must build smarter. The Sierra Club,
The housing crisis does not have a single solution. Representatives of Better Boulder, Boulder Is For People, and Boulder Housing Network have been been discussing
ml Robles, one of three new Planning Board members appointed by the Boulder City Council in 2022, has lived, worked, and taught in Boulder for
By BHN Editor Macon Cowles The Housing Advisory Board (HAB) serves an important advisory function to City Council, but it would be good for the
As the City of Boulder considers how to revise accessory dwelling unit (ADU) regulations to encourage more homeowners to build them, it’s enlightening to note
By Shawn Rupp, M.S. Architectural Engineering, CU Boulder 2018 On Thursday February 3, the Boulder Planning Board will hold its first Concept Plan Review for a
Laurel Herndon is Co-Director and Founder of the Immigrant Legal Center of Boulder County. She gave a compelling presentation to Planning Board December 16, 2021
The final results of the 2021 Boulder elections carried some interesting news related to housing. Ballot Question 300: Bedrooms are for People, which sought to
The Grace Commons Annex project will add 30 units of affordable housing and improve on the support of unhoused/at risk folks, all in the heart
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Affordable Housing and Environmental Protection – How are they related? We invite current local government officials and the public to an online training, Monday, December 6, 2021
A community conversation about race, class and housing in Boulder. By Kathleen McCormick, BHN Editor Should Boulder follow the lead of cities like Minneapolis and