Promoting sustainable land use and enhancing Boulder’s environment since 1959
Education. Political action. Encouragement of public involvement.
Our Guiding Principles
Development
Control growth to meet community goals and preserve quality of life.
Open Space
Preserve open space to conserve wildlife habitat, provide for agriculture and for recreation and renewal.
Transportation
Support a balanced transportation system that encourages walking, bicycling, car sharing and mass transit.
Good Governance
Encourage citizen engagement, open data and transparency.
Environment
Decrease greenhouse gas emissions through efficiency, conservation and renewable energy sources.
Diversity
Enhance the diversity of people and housing choices.
Our Mission
PBC seeks to promote–through education, political action, and encouragement of public involvement–far-sighted, innovative,and sustainable land use and growth patterns that preserve the area’s unique character and desirability, and which reduce our carbon footprint and environmental impact.
Issues and Positions
The PLAN-Boulder Board has been busy!
CU-South
May 22, 2017Why More Density and Market Rate Housing Won’t Result in Lower Cost Housing in Boulder
May 8, 2017Xcel’s Best and Final Offer: “Heads, we win; tails, you lose.”
April 15, 2017Reject Xcel, Susan Osborne, Former mayor and city council member
April 15, 2017PLAN-Boulder County Statement on Xcel “Partnership” Options
April 11, 2017Forums and Events
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Forum December 16, 2016. 12 Noon, Alfalfa’s Market.
WHAT IS UP WITH CU’S SOUTH PROPERTY. Annexation of CU South? Click on link for more information about Plan Boulder County’s upcoming forum on this event.
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