[BoulderCouncilHotline] FW: page numbers

[Carlisle, Cynthia]

Dear Jane,
I think the request for pagination would be helpful to all members of the public, including council members.  The second request, for legible maps, is also long overdue in what the city presents to residents and other interested people. The council's appreciation for maps CU provided at the last CU South meeting is indicative of the need for more legible mapping for all of us. Please let me know if moving in the direction of page numbers and legible mapping might be possible.
Thank you.
Cindy

-----Original Message-----
From: Pomerance, Stephen <stevepom335 at comcast.net> 
Sent: Tuesday, August 6, 2019 5:13 PM
To: Council <council at bouldercolorado.gov>
Subject: Re: page numbers

It also would be nice if the City fixed up the zoning map that is on line, so that a citizen could actually easily locate ALL the areas that currently have a certain zoning, and also those that are proposed to have the L conditions apply to them.

If you look at the on line zoning map, the colors are almost indistinguishable in many categories, and so telling one from the other is darn near impossible.

It would work much better if you could e.g. click on a zoning designation or designations in the Legend and have the map show those brighter or somehow indicate where they are, or some other approach that makes the map actually useful.

While I’m commenting on that sort of stuff, the current Use Tables are also almost impossible to read. With all the money that the City spends, getting some IT guy or gal to redesign it so that the modules and zones both stay visible would really make things a lot easier.



On Aug 6, 2019, at 5:05 PM, Steve Pomerance <stevepom335 at comcast.net> wrote:
> 
> I was just reading through the 160 pages of the Agenda item on the Use Tables update.
> 
> Is it too much to ask that your staff to put page numbers on the Agenda material, and also on the Attachments?
> 
> It’s difficult to keep track when reading it, and even harder to comment on anything particular when it’s virtually impossible to state definitively where it is...