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The Economic Sustainability Strategy (ESS) addresses key challenges such as limited space for expansion, inflexible regulations, and high business costs in Boulder. Stakeholders, including architects, developers, and primary employers, support a place-based approach, encouraging the addition of amenities and creative spaces. The strategy also focuses on improving transportation, housing, and workforce training. Details about the strategy can be found on the City of Boulder’s website under "Doing Business" and "Economic Vitality." Council motion for adoption is in progress, aiming to boost economic growth and community vitality.
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The Economic Sustainability Strategy can be found at: • www.bouldercolorado.gov • Click “Doing Business” • Click “Economic Vitality”
Place: 2014 Action Chart • Action Items
Stakeholder Comments • Architects • Brokers • Developers • Property owners • Primary employers • Business & partner organizations
Planning Board • Supportive of “place based” approach • Encouraged that ESS may spark the addition of amenities and creative housing and business spaces • Discussed transportation, housing, and workforce training opportunities
Staff Recommendation City Council motion to adopt the Economic Sustainability Strategy Seth Ellis Chocolatier Mobile Assay
What is a primary employer? Boulder defines a primary employer as: A business or organization that generates more than 50 percent of its revenues from activities outside of Boulder County, excluding hotels, motels, retailers, or food service facilities.
Process: 2014 Action Chart • Action Items