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from their homes due to a lack of sidewalks or crosswalks along roads and having to drive the <br />whole family to a trail can be a time-consuming deterrent. Additionally, the Promotores noted <br />that walking trails with children or older family members, they would appreciate more amenities <br />such as benches, picnic tables, or places to sit near the water. In addition to these suggestions, the <br />Promotores displayed heartening excitement to be able to walk a trail and talk to their children <br />about local agriculture. Many Latinx community members grew up on farms and ranches and <br />would love to walk a trail that included interpretive information about the Mayhoffer Farm. <br />Additional community engagement during the public comment period (9/27-11/3) has included a <br />public comment form available on the project webpage and a virtual public open house on Oct. <br />5, 2021. During this open house, members of the public showed unanimous appreciation for the <br />effort to extend a trail through the Mayhoffer Farm property. There were questions presented <br />about each option as well as the considerations for native wildlife habitat preservation along Coal <br />Creek. A full transcript of comments received through the public comment form and during the <br />open house can be found in the Appendix at the end of this memo as well as on the project <br />webpage (boco.org/Mayhoffer). <br />Another innovation brought by the MENV team is the interactive Story Map. The Story Map <br />provides an engaging and interactive alternative to communicate the highlights of the <br />management plan. This was a novel effort to increase access for all community members, as <br />reading a 100-page document can be a barrier for comprehension and involvement. This tool, <br />available on the project webpage, provides a more user-friendly and engaging interface to <br />communicate all the information present in the management plan. The Story Map was <br />highlighted during our public Open House to encourage engagement during the public comment <br />period. <br />The student team looks forward to addressing questions and concerns from members of POSAC, <br />LOSAC and LOSAB as well as community members during this meeting. The meeting will be <br />simultaneously interpreted into Spanish. <br />POSAC Action Requested <br />Recommendation to the Boulder County Commissioners for approval of the Mayhoffer <br />Farm management plan, as described above and as further described by students and <br />staff at the POSAC meeting. <br />Suggested motion language: I move to recommend that the Board of Commissioners <br />approve of the Mayhoffer Farm management plan project as described and presented by <br />the CU MENV student team. <br />5 <br />
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