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Thank you very much, Eugenie and Kerr Holbrook Dear Planning Board Members & Whomever Else This May Concern: As you know, Avery Brewing Company is proposing to build a 40,000 sq. foot brewery, tap house and 350 person restaurant on the land immediately opposite Boulder Country Day School and across from the Twin Lakes Open Space. May I initially respectfully state that as an interested tax payer, business owner in the area, and parent of a child who will be severely impacted, I did not receive, but would have greatly appreciated, reasonable notice of this proposal sufficient to allow me the opportunity to investigate the potential impact this proposed use will certainly have on this community. That being said, I would like now to raise certain concerns. Frankly, this situation seems to fall squarely in violation of Colorado’s liquor laws that, for very real and obvious reasons, prohibits granting an on-premise liquor license to any licensee whose building which sells alcohol beverages is located within 500 feet of a school. The proposed structure, by whatever definition, will sell alcohol AND is within 500 feet of the school’s property line. Obviously as a parent at the school I must object strongly to this; primarily for the safety and welfare of the children immediately across the street. However, one cannot ignore the burgeoning traffic, the very real potential for drunk drivers, the noise (they presumably do special events), the smell, 18 wheelers and delivery vans delivering supplies to the brewery, the massive structures contemplated, the impact on the open space-- all of these things will place a very real and significant burden on the neighborhood as a whole. I am not opposed to the Gunbarrel area having a decent restaurant (goodness knows), and certainly have nothing against Avery Brewing. But this amendment to the Code could have unintended detrimental impact not only on the BCD community, but also future neighborhoods and other similarly situated schools, churches, etc. Especially since notice and a reasonable opportunity for the public to respond has, at this time, been denied. I would request at the very least, the Planning Board undertake further, more detailed analysis of the impact this will have, now and in the future. Respectfully, Roslyn J. Kitchen Planning Board, I am respectfully emailing today to voice my concern as it relates to a potential Land Use Code amendment that would allow a tap room, tasting room and/or restaurant in the immediate vicinity of Boulder County schools. Agenda Item 5B Page 44
Youth of today have so many complex issues to address - it is my hope that as a community we can find ways to support all of our children as they learn to navigate the world and make thoughtful, responsible decisions. With this potential amendment, that could seem like only a minor edit of local code to many people, let us all give thoughtful attention to focus on the best interest of children as they are our future. What may seem like an insignificant issue of simply allowing alcohol to be served in the close proximity of Boulder County schools (and really beyond that geography) can have unintended consequences. There are many studies that show exposure to basic alcohol logos and basic branding increases under-age drinking. Let Boulder County be a leader in our nation in terms of establishing solid, effective municipal codes that ensure the safety of school children while also encouraging our economy to thrive. Please do not allow alcohol serving establishments and the marketing that comes along with them to be within a close proximity of all of our Boulder County schools. . . . may we set the standards for the entire US as we work to help set safety standards for our children in Colorado. Thank you for all you do in your roles on the Planning Board. Respectfully, Jacqueline Noel Boulder County resident Dear Planning Board Members, I recognize that you are in the midst of reviewing the viability of a brewery across from Boulder Country Day. I would like to add my voice to discourage this moving forward. I'm a BCD parent so naturally am concerned about the plans for a restaurant/brewery/tap room across the street from my 7-year old's school for a great many common-sense reasons, which probably don't need to be listed (however, am happy to do so if you feel it would be helpful for the record). Thank you for your open minds and open doors on this critical issue. Sincerely, Natalie Rekstad-Lynn Planning Board, I am emailing today to voice my concern about a potential land use code amendment that would allow a tap room, tasting room, tavern and/or restaurant in the immediate vicinity of Boulder County schools. My understanding of current zoning regulations is that restaurants (establishments who sell food or drink for consumption on the premises) are permitted in industrial zones but that taverns (establishment who sell alcoholic beverages at retail for consumption on the premises as the Agenda Item 5B Page 45
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