Referendum on Boulder Cohousing

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Molly
  • November 25, 2007
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Boulder residents have gathered signatures to put the zoning change for Wonderland Hill‘s Washington Village Cohousing development to a referendum.

Neighbors are unhappy with the plan to develop the old school site, which would include a cohousing community. The neighborhood group says they have nothing against cohousing but are unhappy with the process around the zoning change and the overall plan.

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