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Environmental Advisory Board · regular
03-04-26 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 · unreviewed18 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personstronger local food systems, supporting farmers, supporting restaurants, supporting markets, and having more access to goods and services
Natural systems still remain a top priority, along with agriculture and local food systems.
Thinking about it in the right way, these designations are very specific to the Comprehensive plan.
the Climate Action Plan will be looking to the Boulder Valley Comp Plan for guidance
There's something in the news about a decision made by City Council on Area 3.
So there's a planning reserve up north of town, right, where the city has held land for a long, long time
there's some guardrails that that Council is attempting to put in place for us, which I think will be helpful.
there is also a way to kind of link funding priorities, like, here's the budgets.
I think where you will see the priorities, budgetarily speaking, is within the city's budget.
So I think that the budget is going to kind of have to be looking backwards with the formally adopted plan
I see greenhouse gases here, but, like, tying that into, like, health equity and chemical exposure
I know carbon's important, and it's all top of mind and all we get to talk about
If you feel like we've fallen short in addressing some of those issues, then please do provide us that feedback
on the positives, I love all the different nature-based solutions. It's been really exciting, to hear about.
our local food, policies, we've had notions of the importance of local food and ag in Boulder, but now it's its own policy
we've developed a fire-specific policy. So that's, you know, another example
fossil fuel consumption and GHG emission reduction. Those were all priorities that we had seen
That's hardening the grid, so looking at impacts from the PSPS, how do we want to think about, developing some objectives