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PLAN-Boulder County
 

     Welcome to PLAN-Boulder County


PLAN-Boulder County (PBC) is a citizens' organization that works to ensure that governmental policies in the City of Boulder and in Boulder County be sensitive to all environmental issues. PBC seeks to promote, through education, political action, and encouragement of public involvement, a far-sighted and imaginative pattern of land use so that the area may retain its individual character and remain an attractive place to live.


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 PBC Board

Co-chair: Pat Shanks, 303-473-9979
Co-chair, Annual dinner: Gwen Dooley, 303-447-0582
Vice-chair: Susan Morris, 303-666-9263
Treasurer: John Spitzer, 303-443-5931
Secretary, Friday Forums, Newsletter: Alan Boles, 303-447-3280

Ruth Blackmore, 303-494-3009
Ray Bridge, 303-499-8496
Megan Davis, 970-433-0246
Dick Harris, 303-499-1551
Suzanne Jones, 303-449-0565
Scott McCarey, 303-589-2982
Mary McQuiston, 303-499-8028
Liz Payton, 303-442-7721
Susan Peterson, 303-594-3844
Seth Portner, 303-859-0022
Morgan Rogers, 619-808-6079
Molly Tayer, 303-499-5444
Mary Young, 303-447-9378

It is PBC's goal that unincorporated Boulder County remain essentially rural and scenic, not dominated by urban development. Each of the communities in Boulder County should be self-contained, with its own distinct identity, and with each affecting the natural environment as little as possible. PBC supports the acquisition of undeveloped rural land and environmentally sensitive areas for open space, with open land between cities having a high priority. Good agricultural land and working farms should be preserved, as well as habitat for wildlife and native flora, including wetlands and riparian areas.

Join Now!

Registration for the Annual Dinner is now CLOSED

You may attend the event to hear the speaker,

Senator Tim Wirth

for $10 at the door


PLAN Boulder EVENING FORUM

Arithmetic, Population and Energy: Sustainability 101
    Monday, February 22

2010 January Peoples Advocate



Climate Change is Profitable: The Business Case for Protecting the Environment
Watch the video from Natural Capitalism - PLAN Boulder County April 2009 Forum

Newsletters

 
 
For questions about this website please contact advocate@planboulder.org

PLAN-Boulder County
P.O. Box 4682
Boulder, CO 80306