12.03.14 EAB PacketCITY OF BOULDER
ENVIRONMENTAL ADVISORY BOARD MEETING AGENDA
At W#0-04 DATE: December 3, 2014
TIME: 6 p.m.
PLACE: 1777 Broadway, 1 st floor, 1777 W. Conference Room
1. CALL TO ORDER
2. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
A. The November 5, 2014 Environmental Advisory Board minutes are scheduled for
approval.
3. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION
4. PUBLIC HEARING ITEMS
5. DISCUSSION ITEMS
A. Priorities /Letter to Council Discussion
6. OLD BUSINESS/UPDATES
7. MATTERS FROM THE ENVIRONMENTAL ADVISORY BOARD, CITY
MANAGER, AND CITY ATTORNEY
8. DEBRIEF MEETING /CALENDAR CHECK
9. ADJOURNMENT
For more information call (303) 441 -1880. Board packets are available after 4 p.m. Friday prior to the meeting, online at
www.bouldercolorado.gov
CITY OF BOULDER ENVIRONMENTAL ADVISORY BOARD
MEETING GUIDELINES
CALL TO ORDER
The board must have a quorum (three members present) before the meeting can be called to order.
AGENDA
The board may rearrange the order of the agenda or delete items for good cause. The board may not add items requiring public notice
PUBLIC PARTICIPATION
The public is welcome to address the board (three minutes* maximum per speaker) during the Public Participation portion of the
meeting regarding any item not scheduled for a public hearing. The only items scheduled for a public hearing are those listed under
the category PUBLIC HEARING ITEMS on the agenda. Any exhibits introduced into the record at this time must be provided in
quantities of eight to the Board Secretary for distribution to the board and admission into the record.
DISCUSSION AND STUDY SESSION ITEMS
Discussion and study session items do not require motions of approval or recommendation.
PUBLIC HEARING ITEMS
A Public Hearing item requires a motion and a vote. The general format for hearing of an action item is as follows:
1. Presentations
• Staff presentation (15 minutes maximum *) Any exhibits introduced into the record at this time must be provided in
quantities of eight to the Board Secretary for distribution to the board and admission into the record.
• Environmental Advisory Board questioning of staff for information only.
2. Public Hearing
Each speaker will be allowed an oral presentation (three minutes maximum *). All speakers wishing to pool their time must
be present, and time allotted will be determined by the Chair. Two minutes will be added to the pooled speaker for each such
speaker's allotted time up to a maximum of 10 minutes total.
• Time remaining is presented by a green blinking light that means one minute remains, a yellow light means 30 seconds
remain, and a red light and beep means time has expired.
• Speakers should introduce themselves, giving name and address. If officially representing a group please state that for
the record as well.
• Speakers are requested not to repeat items addressed by previous speakers other than to express points of agreement or
disagreement. Refrain from reading long documents, and summarize comments wherever possible. Long documents
may be submitted and will become a part of the official record.
• Any exhibits introduced into the record at the hearing must be provided in quantities of eight to the Board Secretary for
distribution to the board and admission into the record.
• Interested persons can send a letter to the Community Planning and Sustainability staff at 1739 Broadway, Boulder, CO
80302, two weeks before the Environmental Advisory Board meeting, to be included in the board packet.
Correspondence received after this time will be distributed at the board meeting.
3. Board Action
Board motion. Motions may take any number of forms. Motions are generally used to approve (with or without conditions),
deny, or continue agenda item to a later date (generally in order to obtain additional information).
• Board discussion. This is undertaken entirely by members of the board. Members of the public or city staff participate
only if called upon by the Chair.
• Board action (the vote). An affirmative vote of at least three members of the board is required to pass a motion
approving any action.
MATTERS FROM THE ENVIRONMENTAL ADVISORYBOARD, CITY MANAGER, AND CITY ATTORNEY
Any Environmental Advisory Board member, City Manager, or the City Attorney may introduce before the board matters which are
not included in the formal agenda.
ADJOURNMENT
The board's goal is that regular meetings adjourn by 8 p.m. Agenda items will not be commenced after 8 p.m. except by majority vote
of board members present.
*The Chair may lengthen or shorten the time allotted as appropriate. If the allotted time is exceeded, the Chair may request that the speaker conclude
his or her comments.
CITY OF BOULDER, COLORADO
BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS MEETING SUMMARY
NAME OF BOARD /COMMISSION: Environmental Advisory Board
DATE OF MEETING: November 5, 2014
NAME /TELEPHONE OF PERSON PREPARING SUMMARY: Juliet Bonnell,
303-441-1931
NAMES OF MEMBERS, STAFF AND INVITED GUESTS PRESENT:
Environmental Advisory Board Members Present: Stephen Morgan, Tim Hillman and Brad
Queen.
Environmental Advisory Board Members Absent: Mara Abbott and Morgan Lommele
Staff Members Present: Brett KenCairn, Eric Ameigh, Lisa Martin, Chris Meschuk and Juliet
Bonnell
MEETING SUMMARY:
• The board generally supported the proposed smoking ban and noted that it should be
adequately advertised to the public. The board asked questions regarding the motivation
for this ban, why it is being phased in, whether it is more of a human rights issue than an
environmental issue, and whether there are adequate resources to enforce the proposed
ban.
• The board was impressed with staff s response to the flood and the preparation that went
into flood mitigation planning prior to the Sept 2013 flood event. The board supported
working toward a recovery and resilience plan and continuing to learn from the
experience of other communities impacted by disasters.
• B. Queen stated that the city's trails should not have remained closed for as long as they
dick because parks are such an integral part of Boulder's lifestyle.
• The board disagreed with the current framing of the climate commitment. Board
members questioned whether the conventional framing of a target percentage reduction,
based on .a somewhat arbitrary reference year, by a far distant date in the future created
an effective rationale and motivation to rally community support and action. Instead they
thought it should be framed as a set of actions designed to maximize the communities
competitive advantage in a global economy. The board recommended that the rationale
for action emphasize that the community should be taking action regardless of whether it
impacts global climate change because the community would be more economically
competitive, more resilient and would have a higher quality of life locally.
• B. Queen advocated for a model that is both environmental and economic (coupling fuel
choice with energy technology) and offered to help evaluate the city's model.
• The board suggested ensuring the community understands why we're working toward
reducing emissions by 80% by 2050 and what the consequences are if we don't reach this
goal.
• The board agreed that the economic development benefits of going fossil free should be
emphasized to the public and that economic metrics such as the amount of energy
expenditures retained in the local economy should be reported along with the greenhouse
gas inventory update.
• The board discussed requiring EnergySmart at the time of sale for owner - occupied
buildings (in addition to the current regulations for tenant - occupied) to engage a broader
part of our community in this important effort.
1. CALL TO ORDER
The Environmental Advisory Board Vice -Chair S. Morgan declared a quorum and the meeting
was called to order at 6:10 p.m.
2. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
On a motion by B. Queen, seconded by T. Hillman, the Environmental Advisory Board
approved (3 -0, M. Abbott and M. Lommele absent) the October 1, 2014 meeting minutes.
3. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION
4. PUBLIC HEARING ITEMS
5. DISCUSSION ITEMS
A. Smoking Ban Proposal (Eric Ameigh, City Manager's Office)
B. Environmental Effects from Flood Update (Chris Meschuk, Community Planni
Sustainability)
C. Climate Commitment (Brett KenCairn, Community Planning & Sustainability)
6. OLD BUSINESS/UPDATES
A. Priorities /Letter to Council Disci
7. MATTERS FROM THE ENVIRONMENTAL ADVISORY BOARD, CITY
MANAGER, AND CITY ATTORNEY
8.
9.
Er
Al
at 8:30 p.m.
Chair Date
Revised Retreat Questions for Boards and Commissions for 2015
• What are your top priorities within the framework of the council
work plan adopted at the last city council retreat?
• What would you like to see done that would further advance the
Council Goals?
• How can your board specifically help reach the council goals?
• Are there city policies that need to be addressed that would enable
your board to function at a higher level?
• Are there other items that council should address in the
coming year?
• Are there other priorities outside of the Council Goals that
your Board /Commission would like to address in the coming
year?
Responses should be sent to the City Clerk Staff no later than December 30, 2014.
O t Z E
0
CF
pt�
2
In
............ ......... .
lu
E
E
z
WC
13
CL
0
a
z
cr
0 0
Ei
0
t
CF
.2
E
cr
E ZU
0 - 5
0
..........
o - 0
C
o =u 0
o & 5.
e w
2 0
m
0�2
0 U r,
M
Z5
.LD
a
0 0
43
0" 1
WE
.92
0
0
rm-
% 0 .
O
0
ol
-0 lu
0' 0 -(D m
. W
ol T - a
'ru 0
w 0
- E
8 1 0
0
1w,
u j.,
LD
0
u
u
O
u
<
0
u
0 <
O� <
0
0
U
U
u
u
----------------
-------
------------
-U
----
------------------ ----------
-
0
U
"a
0
w
u
CL
E
0
0
0
m
U
2
9NINNVId/3sn aNVI/!)NisnOH
...........
.......
......
.......
1.
0
0
E
0
0
T
bp
0
co
Q
Z
<
E Rf
o
o
l o
a
.N 1
@ 1
w
-
—
tr_
<
U
o
,A
T
I c
lu
v
a
w w
u
txo
...........
o l u
oiU5
------------
Z)
zo
C
9Y
o)
1 7
o
Q
"a
E
:!2
o
_o tp
-
m.
w
u
u
rr
.2
. 2
o
-
E E
-o
0
4)
- a
3r
'o - 6
0
o)
o
to u
Q
'c'
-2
'D
'a E
0
E
-
R
El
v
o
M
- 2
.
Q
P
m
>-
v9
cL
2
—
r SNVMI/N ' Vld/s ' nOH 1,
'a 0
V
4 ........
......
0
-2 ? 0
0 mr
............
vi CL
Z5
4 _
.2 0
1 0
L
In
....................... .................
................................................
0 1
Ri
- 01
-0
ol w
0
0
A di� ol
. .............. ........
4) 0
o w
P
t 6
0 CL�
i
- i.
< u
w
oG
!ZD El
E
n E 6
0
El
0!
i
1 0 lw
U >
E 5
u
'A
i-s
:E m -.
f 4 #
E
elf An
15
1
1
E
o
E
1 0
N a
0
T <
T
0
u
-----------------------
----------------
VI
----------------
0
U
-----------------------------
0
u
vl
AIIIISVAII
0
T 0
. ..............
2� 'o
a N
0
0
........... ..................
............
E
.2 1
-
2 :0)
T �,E
- 0
"P
2
16
' E# N
>
0 E E
0
0 E 1
t" '0
1
0
.9
T
2
E 'E
JE
0 .2
. 5
0 fY
8
-
_O T
T
!2T E
T
T E 1�0
T
i
W
T
0 1
ra
z
15
...............
T
O
'o
1 01
Po
u
2 Em
i
w w I
o
El
.0 . W
i W , T 0 ff
�i T T w E
E -0
. 0
�p o
- 2 1
u
D "a
I E E'
-o w '
E
i' 0. IS x 0
t5 -
aJ
>
!4D'
<
z;l M. 0
0- o w
0
1 0 1 0
O
0
0
U
0
0
<
0
0
l o!
�5
w
M .
iTpT 0,
T 0
0
-
-M
iii S1 f# Q
<T-
w
❑ &I o
! -0
T
: ZT - GLO
EIG
t o 0 c C c 0 0 -
E
a-
0 E
T
-0 .2 E W
1 w % 2 E
o
-
,mlta M w '- 2
u
o ill
0 ,0 -A
>
0
>
a
0
lw
<
G f
<
<
C
.
0
U
4'... S
o T
u T
T
T
0
v
-------------------------------------------------
0
v T
T
T
T
----- — --------------------------------------
E
U
ZO
2
0
U
AIIIISVAII
m v
� v
....
.......!.
.........
.......... ....
....'
.... ..... t ........ t ...........
h�o
c
� v
m s
la
v
4
E E
tE
° u E a
w
o Eta
m 4 v
a
E 4
Gt
c
v
�
W
C 9Y
v
c
m
4
c
4
v'v#
wv�vv
0)
�
CL
N
V
C
t . v
�
..........
m
J
vv
a
C
c = >
m
s
4
Q_
U
�
t
t
Q
o:m
m
r
U
O'.
o
Z
�
� E
m
4 0 Q
Tp
c
N cf. pp
c
t
m ar ❑ E t c
.
N
v
E o
m
bo
5n av� :C
o
o
v
v vvv a vvv
4
4
4 #
(a
# W Q= u
m #
t
# C 0 ry 4
S
Q
—
`m. Q 4 E C
.�
4. E
V7 #
2
v c
v. -c t 2 °pp
# p. 4
E
�
Q �
E c vi
� m'. on # a ❑ �
V 3 26
� m
......... ...
.... ..t
.... ¥..... ......... .........
4 'i m
— on m v
4
E
4
do a^ u
ti v
Bw
,v_r E m '
t
S0 # -
k4S #
i # yam,.
vvv�v �
wv� v
51t
G
m
�
v
�
4
a n
4
C
4003 lv:)Ol
m v
� v
....
.......!.
.........
.... ...
............... .....!.
..
h�o
c
� v
m s
la
v
4
E E
tE
° u E a
w
o Eta
m 4 v
a
E 4
t E
c
v
�
W
C 9Y
v
c
m
4
c
4
0)
�
CL
N
V
C
t . v
�
..........
m
J
vv
a
C
c = >
m
s
4
U
�
t
t
Q
o:m
m
r
U
o
Z
m
"w
Tp
c
v .¢
t
m ar ❑ E t c
.
N
Q
bo
5n av� :C
4
Q r US
Q
C
2
v c
-
N s C
v f
Q �
E c vi
m
4 'i m
— on m v
4
E
4
do a^ u
ti v
Bw
,v_r E m '
t
t u f
N
m 9Y r c
vvv�v �
wv� v
0 v
a n
4
C
w
E
4 C 0
4
Q
3
a3 � O
0
...,,...
.....
. ......
...' ..... ...
............... ......
.... ..:..:
.c Q
',, 4
c € 4i
'4
t
��+
4 .�
4
�
4
u
G
d
4
E
�
ry
�
E
�
7
A9213N3 dNV 31VWll:)
...............
....
.... ...............
.... ............
... ....
.........
o o u
0
0 0
............... ....
...
...............
.... ............
... ....
.........
<
U#<
U
0
u
OB
L)TT �
0 � -
U�
0
8�
0 -M
0 -M
------- — —
---
----------
--------
E
N
K
o"
w
3:)VdS N3dO
--------
--------
----------------
t
------------------------------------
---------
------ -------
0
....................
......
...
...............
I ...... A ...............................
.............
0
E 2
by
E N
o
E
T
o
.2
o
o.-
# W #
u E o
'r
w
o
u
14
> m
z
o
bon
o
Z5
-ol
lo V
o T
v=
.2 .9
o
ID
o
o ul
[p
LD
75
w
o 0
"o
E
o
0
. rr
o o
# 4#
7 w o
_o
F
w
1 6
bD
4) w
u
u
w"
10
o m
nnnn
z)
nn
o"
.2-
M
v)
v
g
I
w w
_o
S
>
o
E
o
u
2
v w o
O
w
¢ E
U
o
bB
>
0
o
u
m w 1
sD
—
o
o
o
o
u
o
U
------------------
'0
---------------------------------------------
<
U1
o
2
113HiO
Community Planning and Sustainability /Planning and Development Services Department Calendar
N ovember 2014 Amended: November 26, 2014
Last Planning Board Meeting: November 20, 2014
.................................................................................
................................................................................
.............................................................
.............................. .
..................................................
...............................
...............................
. ..............................
:::::::::::::::::::::::
E ES E E�r1E E i E E EE EE E E E :::
...............................
E E E Af E Fi EEa3_ E E F E EF_ E E SE E •:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:
................................
....................... ...............................
..
...................... ...............................
....................... ...............................
............................ :
::: 1:..
..........................
EpEpEpEpEpEpEpEpEpEpEpEplpEpplpEp '::
..............................
pEpEpEp $EpEppEp]€�Ep]EpE12EpEiEpE ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
... ...
•.•.•.• ............................... . .
E ..29 .1 .
.....� . .3S .
:•:•:•: •:•:•:• ::::::::::::::::::::::::
j'•EE: ° gE'• E'• ; E'•E'•E'•E'•E ':':'
E 25....2 .. ..4 .3E .... ....�
E'• E'• E'•E c : c '•E E' •E'•E'•E'•E'•E'•E'•E'•E'•E'•E'• :':':':':':':':':':':':':':': ':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':'
.§ . 3k.3........... ............................. .
3
4
5
6
7
DMC Mtg, 5:30
Election Day
BJAD, 9 am., CC
CC Meeting, 6 p.m. in CC
P.M., CC
LB, 6 p.m. in CC
2nd ,.admg Lwdmanr D.signaaon orai anco
fo, 191914th St (J H—)
EAB 6 -8pm, 1777 West
2nd .admge,orc- formParkingC,d.Cnangos
Conference Room
&Bik. Pa,K W (K G,il.,)
*Environmental Effects from Flood
'2nd reading Concept Han Review for City
C ,I I (K. Guile,)
Update (C. Meschuk)
Add EmeraldAsh Bore r(K. Alexander)
2nd reading o,dlnance for vacation of public
m.nts at 28th St. and Canyon
R.d.v.lopm.th (d. Woodward)
*Climate Comnitbnent(B. KenCairn)
PB Meeting, spin in WBSC
*Smoking Ban Proposal (E. FMneigh)
'Flooa,.lat.d nm —tiora (B. cloth. n)
'PB Dis Annual Lett., to CC
10
11
12
13
14
City Holiday
BDAB, 4 p.m. in 1777 West
BOZA Meeting, 5 p.m. in CC
Conference Room
CC SS, 6 p.m. in CC
*Boulder's Energy Challenge
Reception, 5 -6 p.m., Municipal
Building Lobby (J. Harkins)
*Climate Commitment Update (B.
KenCairn)
17
18
19
20
21
CC Meeting, 6 p.m. in CC
UHCAMC, 9am, 1777 West
PB Meeting, 6pm in CC
'Study session summary for 10/14 BVCP (L.
Conf Rm
*PB Discussion: Annual Letter to CC
Ellis)
'IP: Potential Call -up for LAC for 711 Pine (M.
Cameron)
'IP: Potential Call -up for LAC for 2250 6th (M.
Cameron)
'I P: Potential Call -up for LAC at Union Pacific
Depot (M. Cameron)
'IP: Call-up and Concept Plan Review for the
redevelopment of 6 acre site at 3000 Pearl Pkwy
E. McLaughlin)
24
25
26
27
28
CC SS Cancelled
City Holiday
................................................................................. ...............................
................................................................................ ...............................
................................................................................. ...............................
................................................................................ ...............................
................................................................................. ...............................
................................................................................ ...............................
................................................................................. ...............................
................................................................................ ...............................
................................................................................. ...............................
................................................................................ ...............................
................................................................................. ...............................
................................................................................ ...............................
................................................................................. ...............................
................................................................................ ...............................
................................................................................. ...............................
................................................................................ ...............................
................................................................................. ...............................
................................................................................ ...............................
................................................................................. ...............................
................................................................................ ...............................
................................................................................. ...............................
................................................................................ ...............................
................................................................................. ...............................
................................................................................ ...............................
................................................................................. ...............................
................................................................................ ...............................
................................................................................. ...............................
................................................................................ ...............................
................................................................................. ...............................
December 2014
:1
2
3
4
5
DMC Mtg, 5:30
CC Meeting, 6 p.m. in CC
BJAD, 9 am., CC
PB Meeting, 5pm in CC
P.M., CC
s reading Flood Related Annexations (B.
LB, 6 p. m. In CC
5675P apa oe extension (E.
Johnson)
McLaughlin)
EAB 6 - 8pm, 1777 West
'1st reading Valuation Land Use Code
Conference Room
*Pearl Place Site Review (E.
Change (K. Guiler)
McLaughlin)
*1st reading of a Correction Ordinance to the
2130 Tamarack Annexation (C. Meschuk)
*2nd reading Ordinance Rezoning 5400
Spine Rd. (E. McLaughlin)
8
9
10
11
12
PBIBDAB Session
CC SS, 6 p.m. in CC
BDAB, 4 p.m. in 1777 West
BOZA Meeting, 5 p.m. in CC
with Victor Dover,
Conference Room
5 -8pm, Location
Design Excellence Study Session
TBD
with Victor Dover (S. Assefa)
Public Workshop and
Discussion with Victor Dover,
6 -8pm, BMoCA
15
16
17
18
19
CC Meeting, 6 p.m. in CC
LIHCAMC, 9am, CC
PB Meeting, 6pm in CC
*Study Session Summery for 11/12 Climate
*PB Discussion: Annual Letter to CC
Commitment Update (B. KenCairn)
*BVCP Update (L. Ellis)
*2nd reading Valuation Land Use Code
Change (K. Guiler)
*University Hill Moratorium Project
Options (R. McHeyser)
*BVCP 2015 Update (L. Ellis)
*IP: Update on Implementation to Secure
Trash and Curbs de Compost from Be ars (V.
Matheson)
*IP: 2015 Housing and Commurity
Development Program Funding Allocations
(K. Hyser)
22
23
24
25
26
CC SS Cancelled
City Holiday
City Holiday
1 - 5 p.m.
29
30
31
...... .......... .
...... ...............................
:€:€:€: rAU€ : € :: € :':::
....................
€:: €: €:�a;al
€s: €: €::€
CC SS Cancelled
City Holiday
•::E`�EE$EE%�EESEEfiEE;xEE�EE
:•: EE�EE:�EEE�'r.EE3EE�EE
E�ft3:
•:•:
1 - 5 p.m.
::9E51:1 A3:f::::
��43Q
T I :
; ;
January 2015
............................................
............................................
...............................
...............................
1
2
.............:.:.:.:.:.
............
............:::::::::::
••••••••
.. ...... ....
CITY HOLIDAY
:'• EEiMEi'• iEiF '•iEREiSiE:::EiSiEuLiSiEt'•i
IiEiE:iES'•E
EEE]EEEEEEE9EE$EE &EE ::EEtEE��EE3EEdEESEEE
&EEE
.•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:
.........SSE: •1'•D::1 ::1 ::� 3c......
8 :: 5:: Elf :1 E : i2: i3::•1: :: •.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.
::j'''''''' ::::'::':
:::::::::::: 19 i i5 iii i....'�..�E•E :...
............ .................. ...............................
':':' ':':':: ' ::'': :•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:
5..�& .E ..18 . i9. 2R.i . ........... .
............
............ ....................... .........................
:: 3 is E: Si: �E:i 7iE :::
............
E:i? i:E :i :E S:i:? :E: is �E . .............
............
S
6
7
8
9
CC Meeting CANCELLED
BJAD, 9 am., CC
PB Meeting, 5pm in CC
LB, 6 p.m. in CC
J. Putnam absent
EAB 6 -8pm, 1777 West
*Cunningham Farm Pnne xation
Conference Room
AgreementAmendment(Vthlbert)
*Resilience (G. Guibert)
*1029 Broadway Site and
Nonconforming Use Review (E.
*ZWSP Work Plan (Harkins & Mertz)
McLaughlin)
*2030 Vassar Site Review
(VanSchaack)
*1900 Folsom Concept Plan &
Rezoning (VanSchaack)
12
13
14
15
16
CC SS, 6 p.m. in CC
BDAB, 4 p.m. in 1777 West
BOZA Meeting, 5 p.m. in CC
Conference Room
*Council Pre - retreat& Financial Update
19
20
21
22
23
CITYHOLIDAY
CC Meeting, 6 p.m. in CC
UHCAMC, 9am, 1777 West
PB Meeting, 6pm in CC
City
Conf Rm
Council
*2nd reading Flood Related Am®(ations
*Draft ordinance to change BMS
Retreat,
(B.Johnson)
AMPS - Joint City Board
zone /University Hill Moratorium (K.
Guiler)
January
*2nd
Meeting
23 &24
reading of a Correction Ordinance
to the 2130 Tamarack Amexaion(C.
Jan. 21, 6 -8 pm
Meschuk)
Shine (2027 13th Street)
26
27
28
29
30
CHS Symposium-
CC SS, 6 p.m. in CC
Why Housing
Matters! 6 -8pm,
*University Hill Issues and Updates (R.
eTown Hall.
McHeyser)
February 2015
2
3
4
5
6
CC Meeting, 6 p.m. in CC
BJAD, 9 am., CC
PB Meeting, 6pm in CC
LB, 6 p.m. in CC
EAB 6 -8pm, 1777 West
Conference Room
9
10
11
12
13
CC SS, 6 p.m. in CC
BDAB, 4 p.m. in 1777 West
BOZA Meeting, 5 p.m. in CC
Conference Room
16
17
18
19
20
CITY HOLIDAY
CC Meeting, 6 p.m. in CC
UHCAMC, 9am, 1777 West
PB Meeting, 6pm in CC
*Study Session Summaryfor 127
Conf Rm
University Hill Issues and Updates (R.
McHeyser)
*1st reading proposed zoning changes -
University Hill Moratorium project (K.
Guiler)
23
24
25
26
27
CC SS, 6 p.m. in CC
*EEA- Review Draft V ision Plan (L. Ellis)
..................................................................................
.................................................................................
. ............................... ...
€ :: €: €:: €:: €:: €::::: €:: €:: €:: €:i
...............................
...............................
. ...............................
' :EES ?iEii�iiiE�i:i: iiiEl :i : poi :`9d:`i:�:`••
�... .
Ei3i ?EE7- EiEF -3:i $iEEj�E;':':' ?E�ESEEE $'•E 7iEil ?E29i Ei
:: pig •::: ii• iE• 'iii' 'Ei'aa ::: ii :i'a3ii2dEii}iiE &iii
:.. :::: 2 :::::::::3Q::3:k::...::::3Q::3E :::::::::::::
41E22
?pE28ii :{ :{ :::{ :{ ::::::::::::::::::
'•'•'•'•'•'•'•'•'•'•'•'•'•'•'•' •'•'•'•'•'•'•'•'•'•'•'•'•'•'•'•