Boulder will start counting emissions from in-commuting workers
City emissions could be double previous estimates
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City manager finalists face divided Boulderites’ questions, concerns
Top candidates address homelessness, policing, public engagement
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Housing, land use policy references retained in Boulder’s racial equity plan
Despite council discomfort, racial equity plan doubles down on role Boulder's exclusionary zoning plays in racism
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Study: Western Boulder County homes have biggest carbon footprint in U.S.
Large, spread-out housing driving climate change-causing emissions
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As trails, parks stay crowded and other cities lead the way, pressure mounts on Boulder to close streets to cars
Staff have repeatedly cited expense, extra work as non-starters
Analysis: Preferred design might not be feasible for flood mitigation at CU South
Smaller storm protection emerging as most cost-efficient, environmentally friendly option
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Boulder looks to undo density-lowering move from 1995 on University Hill
Overlay zone, 1 of 4 in city, restricts redevelopment to single-family homes
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Want to edit Boulder’s planning bible? Now’s your chance.
Public application period open for Boulder Valley Comprehensive Plan mid-term update
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Boulder set to pass new tiny home regulations, but they won’t change much
Land use, zoning still prohibits humble abodes in most of the city
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Boulder looks to ‘baby carrots,’ sticks to discourage large homes as focus shifts to community benefit
54% of planning department staff say workload is unreasonable
