HELP WIN THE LEGAL FIGHT FOR THE NORTH FIELD
A lawsuit has been filed against Boulder County, stating that the county has short-changed area taxpayers. The complaint alleges that Boulder County failed to match an obligation to Gunbarrel taxpayers that came from a 1993 ballot measure. Specifically, the suit claims that the County neglected its duty to Gunbarrel taxpayers by failing to match the $1.9M that was raised by Gunbarrel taxpayers for acquisition of open space.
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VIEW NOTICE OF LIS PENDENS
VIEW TLAG APPEAL OPENING BRIEF
VIEW REJECTED COUNTY BRIEF
To date, Gunbarrel residents, represented by the Gunbarrel Public Improvement District GPID), have raised $2.3 million dollars toward this effort. Boulder County, however, has contributed only $1.3 million dollars of the promised $1.9M. They owe the community of Gunbarrel $600k in Open Space lands!
The purchase of the North Twin Lakes field would satisfy that debt to the community!
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HISTORIC VICTORY FOR TLAG!
In major setback to Boulder County Housing Authority and County Commissioners, Boulder County Planning Commission votes to RE-HEAR and RECONSIDER their decision in Twin Lakes matter!
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The City and County of Boulder are conspiring to develop 280 apartments on land dedicated for open space and a school.
Twin Lakes Action Group is an organization of community members committed to protecting the zoned rural-residential look and feel of our neighborhood and adjacent lands; and to preventing the terrible precedent of using County-owned Open Space for City annexation to enable development.
BREAKING NEWS!
The case for preserving open space and rejecting dense apartment development at Twin Lakes is cut and dry. Every single day the TLAG team is hard at work trying to protect our prized lands from development. Click below to see the latest news!
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TLAG is a registered 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization. We have a volunteer board and no paid staff. What we do though is not free! We need your support to help fund our legal team, wildlife and hydrology experts and others. EVERY little bit helps!
Twin Lakes Action Group - An Introduction to the Controversy
Here is the contention spelled out in numbers. Take a look and see if it all adds up?