The Boulder County Planning Commission is slated to hold its upcoming session on March 19, at 1:30 p.m., with a dual-option format for participation. Attendees can choose between joining via Zoom or attending in person at the Downtown Boulder County Courthouse, as detailed by Boulder County. The meeting is poised to feature a live stream that will be accessible directly through the county's eSCRIBE platform, synchronized with the meeting's commencement.
For those leaning towards a virtual appearance and looking to voice their opinions during the public hearing segment, registration through Zoom is mandatory. To secure a slot or garner further information, individuals are encouraged to reach out at 303-441-3930 or shoot an email to [email protected]. On the other hand, for in-person aspirants, the local courthouse will facilitate onsite speaker registration, according to Boulder County.
The agenda for the gathering includes significant items like Docket DC-25-0001, focusing on proposed text amendments to the Land Use Code concerning Mobile Farm Stands. The amendments await a recommendation to the Board of County Commissioners after public input, as informed by Staff Planners Jack Sheehan and Sabrina Torres. Additionally, Docket DC-24-0003 will discuss changes to the Land Use Code related to Site Plan Review, with Ethan Abner serving as the Staff Planner for this item.
Accessibility and inclusivity remain cornerstone principles for the Boulder County processes. By this ethos, assistance for individuals protected by the Americans with Disability Act (ADA) is accessible through a simple email to [email protected], or by phoning 303-441-1386. Similarly, those requiring language aid are prompted to reach out via [email protected] or dialing 303-441-3930. For a closer look at the meeting's specifics, public documents or to learn more, the Planning Commission's webpage holds all relevant links and resources.
