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Ma Nature to dump on Front Range

Oct 24th

Posted by Channel 1 Networks in City News

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Snowstorm forecast for mid-week; city prepares, reminds residents to clear snow from sidewalks

 Colorado weather can be unpredictable.  Recent warm temperatures are forecasted to change drastically and potentially drop several inches of snow on Wednesday, Oct. 26.  The City of Boulder is doing everything it can to prepare for whatever winter might have in store.

 Snow removal procedures on city streets

The city’s Public Works Department has snow crews on-call 24-hours a day, seven days a week to respond to changing weather conditions.  During snowstorms, there are 16 plow trucks on Boulder streets.  Six of them distribute a liquid deicer, four spreader trucks distribute traction materials, and seven can distribute either.  Fifteen trucks drive predetermined routes while one “floater” responds to problem areas.

Plows push the snow to the center lane where space is available.  If space is not available, the snow is pushed to the side of the street. A liquid deicer is used on both streets and bike paths.

The city also applies deicing agents to streets and bridges for ice and snow control. Streets may be pretreated before a storm to reduce the build-up of snow and ice, depending on weather conditions. The liquid deicer may also be applied throughout a storm to continue melting the snow pack.  Spreader trucks put down a crystallized deicer and lightweight, porous rock for traction, where needed.

Snow removal on city streets depends on the amount of snow and length of the storm, time of day, temperature and traffic conditions. Because most snow melts within a day or two in Boulder’s sunny climate and because plowing costs would increase by 200 percent, the City of Boulder does not plow residential streets. Plowing residential streets also blocks driveways and parked cars.

 Sidewalk snow removal information

 

The Boulder Police Department recently took over the enforcement of a number of city code violations from the Public Works Department, including enforcement of the sidewalk snow removal ordinance.

The Boulder Revised Code (8-2-13) states that owners, tenants and landlords must clear their sidewalks within 24 hours after the end of a snowfall. Residents will be responsible for checking with the National Weather Service for specific snow fall completion information. Failure to remove snow before the deadline may result in a summons and/or an abatement process.

Each property will receive only one warning per snow season before the abatement process begins. A warning does not have to be issued in order for a code enforcement officer to issue a summons. Abatement includes the use of a private snow removal contractor to clear the sidewalk; the property owner will be charged a $50 administrative fee along with the contractor’s fee for removing the snow.

If a summons is issued, the maximum fine is $1,000 and 90 days in jail as determined by a municipal judge. The fine for a first-time offense is $100.

For people who are physically unable to clear snow from their sidewalks, the ICEBUSTERS program may be able to pair them with someone who can do the work for them. Volunteers are needed for this program. To volunteer or learn more, please contact the Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) at 303-443-1933 or email richardvarnes@rsvp.org.

 

22 Boom – Fall TV Special – Episode 42

Oct 24th

Posted by Channel 1 Networks in 22 Boom

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It’s Halloween again and we bring you as much fall fun and events as we can on this hour long episode of 22 Boom. We go to the Boulder Business Trade Fair, Boulder Channel 1’s Booth at the Boulder Creek Festival, The Pearl Street Mall Crawl, A Moment in Science with professor Noah Finkelstein, the Great American Beer Festival, Jann rides with the Thursday Night Cruisers, Spirit Walk in the Columbia Cemetery, and we talk with people at the Boulder Farmers Market including Bag Monster, ACLU of Boulder County, Defenders of Wildlife, Colorado Greyhound Adoption, Pachyderm Power, then we go to the Village Coffee Shop for some Pre-CU Game festivities and food. Aaron goes to Disney World to the Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween party and watches both the Boo to You Halloween Parade and the Happy HalloWishes fireworks, we check out the new Keithbar Bicycle Pedal Straightener, The Valmont Bike Park, The Rocky Mountain Air Show, music from artists at the Boulder Farmers market and the Kutandara Center. Then Lauren tells us the news in Boulder on This week in Boulder’s Halloween Special, Gorgeous Food with Jena – Butternut Squash Soup and SkyGuy takes a look at global climate change, Venus, and the future of Earth.

Videos in this Episode


  • 22 Boom Intro

    22 Boom Intro

  • Fall TV Special

    Fall TV Special

  • Boulder Business Trade Fair

    Boulder Business Trade Fair

  • Boulder Creek Fest 2009 - Boulder Channel 1 Booth

    Boulder Creek Fest 2009 – Boulder Channel 1 Booth

  • Boulder Mall Crawl

    Boulder Mall Crawl

  • Fall TV Special

    Fall TV Special

  • A Moment in Science with professor Noah Finkelstein

    A Moment in Science with professor Noah Finkelstein

  • Great American Beer Festival

    Great American Beer Festival

  • Thursday Night Cruisers

    Thursday Night Cruisers

  • Fall TV Special

    Fall TV Special

  • Spirit Walk in the Columbia Cemetery

    Spirit Walk in the Columbia Cemetery

  • Bag Monster

    Bag Monster

  • ACLU of Boulder County

    ACLU of Boulder County

  • Defenders of Wildlife

    Defenders of Wildlife

  • Colorado Greyhound Adoption

    Colorado Greyhound Adoption

  • Colorado Environmental Coalition

    Colorado Environmental Coalition

  • Pachyderm Power

    Pachyderm Power

  • Boulder Channel 1 Social Media

    Boulder Channel 1 Social Media

  • Village Coffee Shop

    Village Coffee Shop

  • Mickey's Boo to You Halloween Parade

    Mickey’s Boo to You Halloween Parade

  • Keithbar Pedal Straightener

    Keithbar Pedal Straightener

  • Valmont Bike Park Grand Opening Day

    Valmont Bike Park Grand Opening Day

  • Rocky Mountain Airshow

    Rocky Mountain Airshow

  • World Music at Boulder Farmers Market

    World Music at Boulder Farmers Market

  • Kutandara Center at the Boulder Farmers Market

    Kutandara Center at the Boulder Farmers Market

  • This Week in Boulder - Halloween

    This Week in Boulder – Halloween

  • Gorgeous Food with Jena - Butternut Squash Soup

    Gorgeous Food with Jena – Butternut Squash Soup

  • Sky Guy - Will Earth End Up Like Venus?

    Sky Guy – Will Earth End Up Like Venus?

  • Fall TV Special

    Fall TV Special

  • Happy HalloWishes

    Happy HalloWishes

  • Outro

    Outro
 

Tell Boulder County where it can put its $$$

Oct 24th

Posted by Channel 1 Networks in News

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 Boulder County Commissioners to hold public hearing on Oct. 27 to solicit input from residents

 Boulder County, Colo. – The Boulder County Commissioners will hold a public hearing at 11 a.m. on Thursday, Oct. 27 to solicit input from residents on suggestions and recommendations for the 2012 county budget.

 The hearing will take place in the Commissioners’ Hearing Room on the third floor of the Boulder Courthouse at 1325 Pearl St. in Boulder, and members of the public are invited to provide input on 2012 funding for county services and programs.

 During the months of September and October, each county elected office and department, along with representatives from local nonprofit human services agencies, presented their 2012 budget requests to the commissioners at a series of public hearings.

 Those funding requests, which can fluctuate up until the time the County Commissioners make their recommendations to budget staff for inclusion in the 2012 budget package, can be viewed in-person Monday through Friday between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. at the Commissioners’ Office, also on the third floor of the Courthouse.

 The Board of County Commissioners will review all budget requests and public input at the 2012 Budget Work Session to be held at 2 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 3 in the Commissioners’ Hearing Room. The public is invited to attend the work session, but no public testimony will be taken.

 Members of the public may provide comments about 2012 county funding at Thursday’s hearing, by email to commissioners@bouldercounty.org, by mail to Boulder County Commissioners’ Office, P.O. Box 471, Boulder, CO 80306, or by phone at 303-441-3500. A final public hearing on the budget will be scheduled in mid-November.

 Information about current and prior year’s budgets is available on the county’s website at: www.bouldercounty.org. Search for “budget” in the search field at the top of the page. By state law, the Board of County Commissioners must adopt a final 2012 budget by Dec. 15.


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