20204 21118 As Ase t4B7t 22 aa) 6] WORKBOOK Sea A HOO] Sz] O|olw mpoHeHLICH. # BWAr ag BEE KE BIH BOSH NRC ABER MAASUC. B BMC AE AE OlAAER7 ARMA WOO, BUA Ue ee UE 28 WHOL MEO Ae Mata HO te Tal Ne GREG DEUCE f BWA AO} x UO Ata ao Wel Sw arisin BeUCh (8 OM EGA, cite 2 roel reread To whom it may*toncern: "ieee VaR Sten | was born and raised in the city of Boulder and have enjoyed our scenic natural spaces for my whole life. we Ce SRE. Bite. dieRee of ence The land (thr ich the proposéf Pine Hill walking trail would cutis home to a variety af species. (Pero) Wildlife faces pressure from development, and these animals need space where they can hide from human activity, assess Aogeicr Although trails serve a a wonderful source for us to ‘access the natural world and appreciate the wildlife within it/ if we continue to_dest ibitats with excess trails/ the wildlife will stop using these areas. aad deceive 24200 ach reserve HEC Please reconsider whether the proposed trail is absolutely necessary. Sincerely, Tyler Stuart | BAA Het, AE Boulder AIOIM EHOILER x}ESO} 4 50 S2io| a] Be me ave aigteuch HH Pine Hill SHE ZILPL ya Be cee See MAZIeLICh OFS SRS AWE KELS! geo] aIRIAy U2, | SES 2 Heoeee oe 4 Me 80] Pogue HIS MMSE $27} HO AION EEE 22 29 Os SBE UE + oe & BE ANS AUS AIG, Go} 92174 a Sa DER MAESS MAT UID CHOY SHS 0] AiMee ogo 2 #308 waUd. AE AE BBE Deen) aaey FAN] BEBILICH, P Tler Stuart £8 XAMAYOU