City Council Minutes 2020 06 23 SP

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City Council Meeting Minutes June 23, 2020 Page 3 of 4 There were two fiscal models developed in 2014, the Development Impact Model which provides marginal / average cost hybrid for individual development proposals; and, the Area Planning Model which shows the marginal cost model for citywide or area land use scenarios. Director Zuccaro reviewed the 2018 policy and standard assumptions which are used for residential and commercial properties. He showed examples of a high / low assumption model and how it would be used. Public Comments RJ Harrington, 457 Raintree Court, thinks that the fiscal impact analysis should also show social and environmental benefits or the lack thereof. He asked if those impacts could be considered in future fiscal impact analysis. Sherry Sommer, 910 South Palisade, asked how residential development is framed. She wants to know if the true cost of residential building is calculated correctly. Mayor Stolzmann noted this tool does not calculate the environmental costs or benefits from development. The Comprehensive Plan does address some environmental issues, but this tool is specifically designed to analyze the impacts to the City's budget. Stolzmann also stated that this shows an estimate of the spending of residential and business people in the community. Mayor Pro Tern Maloney stated the City has many tools to use to analyze data and they all should be used. Councilmember Fahey asked if different demographics were taken into consideration for this analysis. Zuccaro stated different demographic spending trends were not broken out for this analysis. ORDINANCE NO. 1795, SERIES 2020 — AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE EXTENDING TO AUGUST 30, 2020 THE REQUIREMENT TO WEAR FACE COVERINGS WITHIN THE CITY — 1ST AND FINAL READING — PUBLIC HEARING — Adoption as Emergency Ordinance Mayor Stolzmann introduced the item and opened the public hearing. City Manager Balser reviewed the recommendations from the State, Boulder County, and the Department of Public Health to extend the face covering requirement to August 30, 2020. Public Comments RJ Harrington, 457 Raintree Court, voiced his support and stated be believes the community supports this as well.