Petitioning has been hard work through the ages, and Question 2L would make sure City Charter language on petitioning is consistent throughout different sections. At its simplest, Ballot Question 2L would reconcile language differences in the City Charter regarding petition signature requirements for initiatives, referendums, and recall elections, to make the Charter sections [...]
City Council members don't make a lot of money for what they do, but Question 2M would make sure they're paid consistently. At its simplest, Question 2M would make alterations to the pay and pay schedule of City Council members, plus it adds the title of Mayor to City Charter language on Council [...]
Sometimes, small numbers of people can focus more fully on a specific task than a bigger group. Boulder City Council already uses small committees, and Question 2K gives them City Charter authority to do so. [Image is from Lefcentreright] At its simplest, Ballot Question 2K would formally put authorization for City Council to [...]
Almost every Council candidate I talked to this summer said Boulder needs better north-south bike routes, but this one I rode on Folsom was awesome! New pavement, plus bollards to keep the cars away. Ballot Issue 2I might help improve all kinds of city infrastructure. At their simplest, Ballot Issue 2I would extend [...]
CU-South - the "before" picture At its simplest, passing City of Boulder Ballot Question 302 (Let the Voters Decide on Annexation of CU-South) would require officials to provide information specified in the initiative to the public about CU-South development plans - including a site plan, transportation plan, and financials. It would also require [...]
At its simplest, Ballot Question 301 would - with exceptions - make it illegal to “manufacture, sell, display for sale, distribute, or trade…any Fur or Fur Product in the City” of Boulder, beginning Jan. 1, 2022. Rather than explaining the exceptions, readers can find the entire section of effective legal language for the initiative [...]
In the simplest possible sense, Bedrooms Are For People (BAFP) would increase the City of Boulder’s existing occupancy limits for unrelated persons to the number of legal bedrooms, plus one additional person per dwelling unit. For example, a four-bedroom home – located in a zone where only three unrelated people are allowed now – [...]