Tell Boulder City Council "NO" on the proposed Co-op Ordinance
225 Comments
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Peter Sprenkle
9 years ago
Great work, keep it up.
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Marya Read
9 years ago
I have lived next to rental properties for many of the years I have been a homeowner in Boulder. My experiences have not been good with people coming and going throughout the night, high noise levels and other inconsiderate behavior. As the parent of 2 teenagers I am also anxious about increased substance use and availability in homes with this many unrelated adults living together. I strongly oppose this ordinance!
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Tim Goodacre
9 years ago
This is a ridiculous totally inappropriate idea. I'm all for more density, but only in appropriate locations
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Malahat Emrich
9 years ago
Please do not pass this to effect the low density zones. It will regretful aside from a promise from all of us tax paying residents of Boulder to make every effort to repeal the ordinance via citizen ballot. In addition we will loby against any council member that votes yes to this.
If you firmly believe this measure to be supported by majority residents, put it up for vote!
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Karen Simmons
9 years ago
I lived in the single family neighborhood on the Hill but the rentals surrounding me added up to this 12-15 people density. It was too many people too close. I moved.
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Gary Albrecht
9 years ago
Please vote against this proposal. We want to preserve quiet city neighborhoods not be owned, controlled and occupied by developers who are out to make a buck on every square meter of space in Boulder. We did not come here and purchase homes to live in a dense urban neighborhood.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
I protest allowing co-ops in low density neighborhoods. Twelve people are too many people in a single-family home. I've seen it in other places and it is not pretty.
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David Stone
9 years ago
No to new Co-op ordinance
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Eliza kingsford
9 years ago
This is not good for my community, child's safety, community safety, property value, school system and much more.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Please dont do this. Its not compatible with low density house developments.
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Dawn bradford
9 years ago
No to co op housing in our neighborhood!!!!
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Brad Weber
9 years ago
I am against this as written.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
This is not the solution, this ordinance will ruin our neighborhoods and push the families that live here out.
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Cristy Harland
9 years ago
If I wanted to live in a higher density area, I would have bought my home in a higher density area. Frasier Meadows is a unique neighborhood with large lots within the city limits. Please do not change our neighborhood by allowing co-op housing.
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Lisa Johnson
9 years ago
It is truly not fair to change the zoning of our neighborhood after we purchased our homes. This should be up for a city-wide ballet, not the City Council.
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Andrea Norris
9 years ago
I am opposed to Co-op housing being in our neighborhood.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
The City Council does not have the right to change the nature of my low density neighborhood. The City Council does not have the right to destroy the value of my home.
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James Beaupre
9 years ago
This is a really bad idea!!!
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Alex karami
9 years ago
Not in low density zones but may consider in med to high density zones.
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Erik Boye
9 years ago
As a local realtor and fellow resident in our community, I have received numerous concerns & comments from neighbors regarding co-op occupancy.
Co-Op housing would be a disruption in neighborhoods that have always been predominantly single-family resident areas.
If the co-op is something the city is interested in I think it would make more sense in medium to high density areas that already have higher occupancy
Erik
Great work, keep it up.
I have lived next to rental properties for many of the years I have been a homeowner in Boulder. My experiences have not been good with people coming and going throughout the night, high noise levels and other inconsiderate behavior. As the parent of 2 teenagers I am also anxious about increased substance use and availability in homes with this many unrelated adults living together. I strongly oppose this ordinance!
This is a ridiculous totally inappropriate idea. I'm all for more density, but only in appropriate locations
Please do not pass this to effect the low density zones. It will regretful aside from a promise from all of us tax paying residents of Boulder to make every effort to repeal the ordinance via citizen ballot. In addition we will loby against any council member that votes yes to this. If you firmly believe this measure to be supported by majority residents, put it up for vote!
I lived in the single family neighborhood on the Hill but the rentals surrounding me added up to this 12-15 people density. It was too many people too close. I moved.
Please vote against this proposal. We want to preserve quiet city neighborhoods not be owned, controlled and occupied by developers who are out to make a buck on every square meter of space in Boulder. We did not come here and purchase homes to live in a dense urban neighborhood.
I protest allowing co-ops in low density neighborhoods. Twelve people are too many people in a single-family home. I've seen it in other places and it is not pretty.
No to new Co-op ordinance
This is not good for my community, child's safety, community safety, property value, school system and much more.
Please dont do this. Its not compatible with low density house developments.
No to co op housing in our neighborhood!!!!
I am against this as written.
This is not the solution, this ordinance will ruin our neighborhoods and push the families that live here out.
If I wanted to live in a higher density area, I would have bought my home in a higher density area. Frasier Meadows is a unique neighborhood with large lots within the city limits. Please do not change our neighborhood by allowing co-op housing.
It is truly not fair to change the zoning of our neighborhood after we purchased our homes. This should be up for a city-wide ballet, not the City Council.
I am opposed to Co-op housing being in our neighborhood.
The City Council does not have the right to change the nature of my low density neighborhood. The City Council does not have the right to destroy the value of my home.
This is a really bad idea!!!
Not in low density zones but may consider in med to high density zones.
As a local realtor and fellow resident in our community, I have received numerous concerns & comments from neighbors regarding co-op occupancy. Co-Op housing would be a disruption in neighborhoods that have always been predominantly single-family resident areas. If the co-op is something the city is interested in I think it would make more sense in medium to high density areas that already have higher occupancy Erik