Datasets matching the search term environment-and-public-land
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28 datasets found. Showing results 1-10 of 28 with the search term environment and public land
BVCP Future Land Use
The Boulder Valley Comprehensive Plan (BVCP) land use map defines the desired future land use pattern for the Boulder Valley regarding location, type, and intensity of development.
BVCP Planning Area (I, II, III)
The planning area I, II, III map defines the city's service area which sets the city's urban growth boundary and ensures a logical extension of urban services.
Boulder Valley Comprehensive Plan Survey 2015
Survey results to inform the comprehensive plan update.
Across the City of Boulder's Open Data Catalog we have a number of datasets that are in the form of a community survey. The city conducts a great…
Building Performance Program
Data from the reporting tool for the City of Boulder buildings for Building Performance Ordinance reporting results. Contains building-level information on building size, greenhouse gas emissions, Energy…
City Floodplain
Source Public Works - Utility Engineering
Community Greenhouse Gas Emissions by Source and Sector
This dataset contains annual greenhouse gas inventory results against the 2005 baseline, including a breakdown of emissions by Source (Electricity, Stationary Fuels, Transportation Fuels, Other) and Sector…
Creeks and Ditches
Creeks, irrigation ditches and irrigation laterals. Source - digitized from aerial photography.
Electric Vehicle Charging Stations: Energy Consumption & Savings
This dataset shows the daily energy use, length of charging time, gasoline savings and greenhouse gas emission reductions from all city-owned electric vehicle charging stations.
Impervious Areas
City of Boulder impervious areas include buildings, structures, concrete, or paved surfaces.
LIDAR
Classified LiDAR point cloud covering 133 square miles including the City of Boulder and surrounding open space. High resolution data with a point density of 16-24 points per meter squared, vertical accuracy…