Boulder officials approve agreement with BHP for Alpine-Balsam residential development

ByLucas High
BOULDER — Boulder Housing Partners, Boulder’s housing authority, will oversee the eventual development of affordable housing units on the city’s Alpine-Balsam site, according to an intergovernmental agreement approved by the Boulder City Council Tuesday evening.  The city bought the Alpine-Balsam property, formerly a Boulder Community Health hospital campus, in 2015....

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