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Planners present Boulder Valley comprehensive-plan update; advisory board urges park protections and flexibility for climate and community uses
Summary
City planners briefed the Parks & Recreation Advisory Board on the Boulder Valley comprehensive-plan update, seeking feedback on policies and land-use designations; board members pressed to protect parkland, ensure flexibility for climate adaptation and community events, and asked staff to scrutinize county land-use requests for city park sites.
City of Boulder planning staff presented an update on the Boulder Valley comprehensive-plan process and solicited feedback from the Parks & Recreation Advisory Board on draft policy directions and land-use framework changes.
Senior planner Chris Ringwose and city planner Boris Tucker described a once-in-a-decade process to set a 20-year vision for the Boulder Valley. Staff said they have completed extensive public engagement (more than 5,000 questionnaire responses and dozens of events) and are developing a refined policy framework and a simpler, more adaptable land-use map. Staff previewed draft goals focused on equity, resilience, an inclusive local economy, housing choice, mobility, climate action and…
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