[bouldercouncilhotline] Hotline: RE: Questions from citizen regarding coops

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Sender: Carr, Thomas

1.  June 21 is a continuation of the public hearing on first reading.  The public testimony part has concluded.  Technically, it is not appropriate to speak at open comment on a matter that is set for public hearing.  We never stop people, though.  At some point, council needs the opportunity to have their discussion.  It is also important to remember that will be at least one more public hearing.

2.  I have not done this analysis.  There is nothing in the proposed ordinance, but there may be things in the other parts of the code that affect the question.  Ultimately,  It depends how the ordinance comes out.  We could exclude coops in certain areas, if that is the direction.

-----Original Message-----
From: Morzel, Lisa 
Sent: Saturday, June 04, 2016 1:21 PM
To: Carr, Thomas; Gehr, David; HOTLINE
Subject: Questions from citizen regarding coops

I received a call from a citizen with questions regarding the coop ordinance. He had a couple questions:

1.  On June 21 when council sees a revised version of a reading reading of the coop ordinance, will there be a public hearing?  If not, I assume people who want to speak to this item can do so at public comment.

2.  How would coops work in places like HOAs, mobile home parks, senior housing, BHP-owned housing when there may be covenants, rules, or restrictions?

Thanks

Lisa

Lisa Morzel
Member, Boulder City Council

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