Poor Planning

Wind in Colorado, and especially Boulder County is not new. I understand the idea of preventing another fire due to power lines arching, and avoiding more law suits. (I had a total loss from the Marshall Fire.) Why wasn't there any action taken to bury lines or other preventative measures to avoid a shut-down? Are we to expect this as the new norm? A windy day- no power? Xcel knew wind was coming, why not more notice? Community Food Share lost 2,000 pound of food due to poor communication. This organization helps the most vulnerable in our community. Will Xcel pay for this loss?? How were the areas for the shut-off chosen? There seems to be no rhyme or reason., other than a poorly planned knee jerk reaction.