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Environmental Advisory Board · regular
10-8-25 Environmental Advisory Board Meeting
- Date
- Series
- regular
- Status
- past
- Sources
- YouTube, via the Woven archive; YouTube's automatic captions
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AI-read · unreviewed21 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personI hope that you will consider supporting the policy change I have proposed for the Boulder Valley Comp Plan
we need to upgrade our ag water delivery systems to ensure the survival of not only local agriculture
in developing strategies for managing our lands, both urban, natural, and working, that will enhance the resilience of these landscapes
the climate story that we've been telling ourselves for 20-plus years has been focused exclusively on the role that burning fossil fuels plays in causing climate change
how much carbon could our 40,000 acres of open space lands absorb
our landscapes could absorb something on the order of 20,000 tons of carbon annually
they're doing drone flyovers of properties that they're giving him access to
These are the people you're going to see at the farmer's market
we're looking for when we talk about landscapes for the wildland-urban interface
trying to find at least one place to show as an example of what our landscape code was asking for
anything east or west of Broadway is now in the Wildland Urban Interface and subject to the Wildland Urban Interface landscape codes
Fire and flooding, those are both catastrophic events
deal well with your infiltration and your stormwater, all the stormwater aspects of that as well
In April, Boulder Housing Partners reached out with one of their community managers
along with Cool Boulder Partners, we helped realize that design
Tantra, which is a Boulder Housing Partners site
our Cool Boulder partners are a bunch of people who do this kind of work within the City of Boulder
One of the best ways to conserve our water in Boulder is actually to fix leaking pipes
We have a monthly meeting with the BVSD maintenance folks, so we will definitely be reaching out to the schools
and the flooding effects of strip mall parking, that's something I really want to know
City Council has now mentioned a number of times that they want to actually discuss food systems