Neighborhood Feedback Table

1	complied from neighborhood listening session and emails from 2009
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3	parking and traffic
4	need more parking
5	increased traffic a concern
6	more bike racks at trail heads
7	There is no public parking at Hardscabble trailhead so remove parking symbol there on map handouts.
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10	litter and waste
11	dogpoop a problem
12	dog latrine further from trail head
13	trash an issue
14	compost high use areas
15	use biodegradable bags for poop
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17	privacy
18	privacy an issue
19	undesignated trail Shanahan area impacts our privacy,
20	People have been using my property and driveway to gain access to West Highland Park
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22	noise
23	noise rarely mentioned
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25	safety
26	neighbor's house was shot by a stray bullet from the Shanahan property, which is right below the Big Bluestem trails
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28	access - convenient and sustainable
29	access in South Boulder is great
30	Make sure there are parking areas and trailheads, away from peoples homes
31	keep neighborhood access
32	need diversity of access
33	more limited acess
34	more bus access
35	have more neighborhood access to spread people out and reduce parking issues
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37	Other concerns
38	invasion of privacy an issue
39	property damage
40	bears and mtn. lions
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42	public ideas
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44	Dog ideas
45	V+S tag program - have a test for understanding, after the video is over, and before you can sign up to get a tag. Make it a simple multiple choice, ten question test. The respondents have to get 8 of the questions correct to qualify for a V+S tag.
46	demonstrate V&S control of your dog to "official"
47	Have trash cans, poop bag dispensers and signage at the end of the trailhead leashing distance.
48	dogs remain on leash at the beginning of the trails that pass by houses
49	Require dogs to be leashed in the first 300 ft of trailheads. This is where most dogs do their business, so owners will be more likely to pick up their poo.
50	maintain and expand voice & sight areas near neighborhoods
51	volunteer maintenance - trash poop pickup - adopt a trail
52	Volunteer dog patrols. Have two volunteers with their dogs walking the trails. The way they approach people is simply offer help. For example: I noticed your dog just pooped. Would you like a bag to pick it up? They would carry business cards with info about the V+S tag program and the rules.
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54	Trail ideas
55	want loop trails
56	want trail diversity
57	want trail connectivity
58	Build trail from Mesa/Shadow Canyon/Big Blue area to Shirttail peak
59	Have trails that are only for: horses; or mountain bikes; or dog walkers.
60	trails designated one-way to minimize clashes (could alternate on different days even=clockwise, odd=counterclockwise)
61	Use split rail fences to mark off sensitive areas.
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63	Bike ideas
64	mountain bike access from Baseline into the south trail systems.
65	best strategy is to create separate bike trails x2
66	build north-south mtn. bike trail
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68	Other ideas
69	Suggest diverting land acquisition dollars to trail building, access, impact mitigation and maintenance.
70	Communication of local cultural interest spots, natural wonders, and/or conservation issues in the immediate area of each trailhead Information board.