A Community Assembly is a group of randomly selected community members who come together to learn, discuss and make recommendations on a specific topic. Members do not need expertise in municipal planning. If chosen, you’ll get an opportunity to collaborate with other residents to think through one aspect of the Boulder Valley Comprehensive Plan – a document that sets a 20-year vision about who we want to be as a community and shapes the policies that will get us there. We know you’re busy, so we’re offering those who serve on the assembly $1,000 for their time and commitment
The Community Assembly will explore and create recommendations around how, and where, to implement 15-minute neighborhoods in Boulder. Fifteen-minute neighborhoods are places where community members can meet many daily needs and access essential services with just a short walk, roll or bike ride. This has been a longstanding part of our community’s vision, as captured in previous comprehensive plans, but we’ve struggled to define it, develop clear action steps and make progress toward it.
Your voice matters! Work with community members to collectively define the ingredients for 15-minute neighborhoods in Boulder. This is an opportunity for you to shape such places based on what matters most to you - speak up about sustainable environmental change, the vibrancy you hope to see in your community, safe access and mobility, places for greater social connection and meeting the needs of all ages – or something else! Work with others to create a Boulder specific recipe for 15-minute neighborhoods.