Protect Gunbarrel's Local Wildlife Through the Creation of a Greater Twin Lakes Open Space - Stop City Annexation and High Density Growth

Hydrology, traffic, integrity of the neighborhood, wildlife preservation preclude the safe and/or effective building of multi-unit housing at Twin Lakes.

Save the Gems of Gubarrel: the Magnificent Great Horned Owls!!! They have brought an entire community together for over 20 years! Protect our wildlife treasures!

Learn from the mistakes of San Diego. This is a terrible idea.

Thanks Jacqueline!

Wrong place for this kind of development

This would be a huge detriment to the wild life and community.

What the city is considering is outrageous and it's time to stop there ability to do whatever they want to whomever they want!

The proposed changes are not good for the Red Fox Hills area. It is a rural low density area for good reason, to preserve the integrity for which the area was intended. These changes impact the natural water distribution during the year. I am very concerned my basement will begin to flood year after year once this project is completed, if not sooner. I do not have confidence in the developers or the contractors.

This development proposal is a bad idea on its face and is made worse by the back-door approach taken by the entities pushing for it.

No more back door deals! Stop ruining my home!!!!

I walk my dog in this area and see a lot of wildlife.

Lived in Gunbarrel for 17 years. It would break my heart to see the wild life disappear.

So thankful for the organization of this non-profit to organize our, the people who actually already live here and would be affected the greatest, voices. Thank you!

I grew up in a house adjacent to these open spaces and the thought of not preserving them for both the animal habitat and the recreational use by local residents is abhorrent. Generations of kids have learned to fly kites, ride bikes, identify birds, flowers, and animal tracks, and walk their dogs in this open space. It's a rare "safe" open space bounded by safe and quiet neighborhoods, don't let it be taken away.

Please do not building housing here We enjoy riding bikes frequently through this area. A very special place for us

This corridor is essential for animal species in the area and would be an irreplacable loss if developed.

This location requires a car to access neccesities and jobs. Public transportation is not close enough or frequent enough to be functional. When every high density resident arrives with a car where will they park them? There will only be a negative effect on the low density neighborhood and a greater negative effect on the wild life. This development does not match Boulder's plan to reduce traffic. It just adds to more people driving in and out of Boulder!

I lived there 18 years & plan to move back. I would like to see it preserved.

Boulder County sets itself apart from its high-density neighbors by a strong commitment to Open Space. Not all tracts of Open Space are interchangeable: this is a particularly rich and widely enjoyed area, Development is forever. Leave this area alone and annex something or somewhere else.

We don't need any further growth. Tax money was used to maintian open space