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Boulder County Government: Boulder County Planning Commission Agenda For June 16, 2021

Due to COVID-19 concerns Planning Commission meetings are being held virtually. Register to attend or speak on a docket item.

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Press release from the Boulder County Government:

June 8, 2021

Boulder County, Colo. - The next meeting of the Boulder County Planning Commission will be Wednesday, June 16, 2021, beginning at 1:30 p.m. View the meeting agenda.

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Due to COVID-19 concerns Planning Commission meetings are being held virtually. Register to attend or speak on a docket item.

There will be opportunity to remotely provide public comment on the subject Docket during the Public Hearing portion of the meeting. Written comments for this item may be submitted by emailing planner@bouldercounty.org and referencing the Docket SU-21-0001 in the subject of the email. Call 303-441-3930 or email for more information.

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Agenda items include:

Approval of Minutes/Miscellaneous Business

Staff Updates

Items:

  • Public Hearing: Docket LE-21-0001: City of Boulder Baseline and Foothills Trunk Sewer ReplacementRequest: Location and Extent review to replace an existing interceptor, trunk sewer, and collector sewer that conveys wastewater to the City of Boulder Water Resource Recovery Facility. Approximately 1,510 LF are in the unincorporated Boulder County and the remainder of the proposed pipeline is within the City of Boulder.Location: Commencing at parcel 146334300026; replacement of the existing interceptor and trunk sewer along Baseline Rd and the existing collector sewer along Foothills Parkway, located in Sections 33-34, Township 1 North, Range 70 West and Sections 3-4, Township 1 South, Range 70 West of the 6th Principal Meridian, City of Boulder, County of Boulder, State of Colorado.Zoning: Suburban Residential and Rural ResidentialApplicants/Property Owners: City of Boulder Utilities, c/o Chris OlsonAgent: Merrick and CompanyStaff Planner: Chad EndicottAction Requested: DecisionPublic testimony will be taken.
  • Public Hearing: Docket V-21-0001: Hartsell VacationRequest: Request to vacate the alleyway at 1104 Eldorado Ave between the south 70 feet of lots 1 through 6 and the entirety of lots 42-48 of Block 51 in the townsite of Eldora, Colorado, as well as a triangular portion of Old 11th Avenue east of the subject property as recorded with Boulder County under reception #90916881.Location: 1104 Eldorado Avenue, approximately 2 and 1/4 miles west of the intersection of Lake Eldora Ski Road and Eldora Avenue, Section 21, Township 1S, Range 73W.Zoning: Forestry (F) Zoning DistrictApplicant: Stephanie J. HartsellOwner: Stephanie J. and Paul S. HartsellStaff Planner: Nathaniel ShullAction Requested: Recommendation to Board of County CommissionersPublic testimony will be taken.
  • Public Hearing: Docket DC-20-0001: Text Amendments to Marijuana RegulationsText Amendments to Article 4 (Zoning) and any companion changes to the Land Use Code related to marijuana to clarify existing code language and align the Code with State statutes.Staff Planner: Molly MarcucilliAction Requested: Recommendation to Board of County CommissionersPublic testimony will be taken.

    • Adjournment

    The staff recommendation packets for the Docket items listed above will be posted to the Docket webpages on June 9.

    Current and recent Planning Commission agendas, minutes, and archived video recordings are available on the Planning Commission webpage.

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