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Our Lands, Our Future Initial Survey Ends October 31. Make Your Voice Heard!

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Department: Natural Resources
Release Date: Oct 25, 2012

Contact Information:

Zac Wiebe, Project Coordinator, (970) 679-4534, zwiebe@larimer.org


Blue Sky Trail Photo: Kelley Savage

 Have an opinion about open space? Natural areas? Trails? How these lands are managed, or if we need more or less of them?  Don’t miss an opportunity to share your opinion with government officials on your views about these topics.  Time is ticking, fill out a survey by 10/31 – this is no TRICK!

 
Our Lands, Our Future is a grassroots process to generate a vision for the critical landscapes and outdoor recreational opportunities of Northern Colorado.  Larimer County and incorporated municipalities are evaluating the achievements and possible gaps in our region’s land conservation, open space, and outdoor recreation programs. Your feedbackwill guide how future open space tax dollars may be spent. This process, designed to assist future planning efforts, will include a citizen survey, extensive public outreach, interactive mapping of open space opportunities, and an economic analysis.  Pleasevisit: http://larimer.org/ourlands_ourfuture/ to take the survey.
 
If you received a survey in the mail, please complete and return it as soon as you can – you are part of a statistically valid sample and your feedback is critical!
 
You can learn more about the process and provide feedback at an one of our upcoming public meetings, or you can invite us to your favorite club, HOA, coffee clutch meeting as well.  Please call Zac at 679-4534 to schedule or get more information. Upcoming presentations are listed below, or you can visit our website.
 
October 29, 2012, 1 – 2 p.m.:         Town of Wellington, T-Bar Inn, 3803 W Cleveland
November 1, 2012, 6 p.m.:                              Estes Park Equestrian Club, Estes Park Library
 
 
To learn more about Larimer County’s parks and open spaces,
visit our website at www.larimer.org/naturalresources
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