Boulder, Colorado gun ban - city council to decide

Jim,

Thanks for the on-scene report. My account was (obviously)hearsay & (apparently)inaccuartely portrayed. Again, thanks for the clarification.

Thanks for what you did, Jim. I lived there at the time & never caught wind of it at all.
We hope to do the same thing (on steroids, if possible) in Boulder (whenever they decide they're gonna get of the pot (no pun intended)

BAB,

SRO = standing room only (as in 75+ "extras" :)
 
Dr. Rob: I agree with you on the good/bad about Boulder, except for the bicycle traffic. It's the cycling mecca for us ex-racers. We don't want to be a pain, but we all must share the road. :) :)

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Strength does not come from physical capacity.
It comes from an indomitable will. -- Mahatma Gandhi
 
There will be an administrative hearing on these proposals this Wednesday, June 21 at 6 p.m. The chief of police and other officials are slated to be there. Public input on the proposals is sought. We need people there! I don't know exact details as to where yet, but I'll get those posted tonight (unless someone beats me to it).

In the meantime, check out the following links to get a feel for the proposals and an analysis:

http://www.ci.boulder.co.us/cao/m-gun3a.html

http://www.ci.boulder.co.us/cao/m-gunf~1.html
 
In defense of Boulder-- Boulder COUNTY is rather conservative. If you're moving to the area, give some of the satelite town, like Gunbarrel, a try.
 
Full-blown Tyranny Response Team demo planned for the "event." 6/21 Canyon & Broadway, Boulder, CO.

We'll be inside (get there about 4:30 PM to sign up (at 5PM) to speak your piece = 3 minutes) and outside as well.

Show starts at 6PM.

Film at 11.
 
More info:

Like Labgrade said, the location is at the corner of Canyon and Broadway, specifically:

City Council Chambers, 1777 Broadway, 2nd Floor

Paraphrased info from Boulder Daily Camera:

This hearing is designed to provide the public with an informal opportunity to influence the drafting of new or amended firearms ordinances, before they are referred to the City Council. Written comments are also solicited.

City Attorney Joseph de Raismes, City Manager Ron Secrist, and Police Chief Mark Beckner will be there to receive public testimony at the hearing. Citizens are encouraged to submit written information regarding the proposals to the City Manager's Office:

P.O. Box 791
Boulder, CO 80306
fax: (303)441-4478
e-mail: kellys@ci.boulder.co.us
 
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