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Commissioners amended and approved a November ballot question for up to $1 million in wastewater debt, to be repaid through future special assessments on properties in the Eldorado Springs improvement district.
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Sundance expects roughly 100,000 visitors for its Jan. 21–31, 2027, festival, but transportation, lodging capacity and public costs remain unresolved.
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A long-term planning model warns of rising costs and slower property-tax growth as trustees weigh staffing scenarios and await updated assessed-value data.
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Commissioners approved more than $1.3886 million for four projects, below the $1.8056 million recommended by county staff. Final awards for each project have not been published.
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The 6-1 vote refers a Home Rule Charter amendment to voters, while the final ballot layout and implementation details remain pending.
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The proposed overlay would identify potential infill and redevelopment sites near jobs and transit but would not rezone land or require development.
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Superior’s midyear report shows higher General Fund spending, weaker vehicle-use-tax collections and pool repairs totaling $215,053 against a $75,000 Conservation Trust Fund budget.
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The city’s Sundance transportation plan is due by the end of August, while B-Cycle service has launched and RTD plans hourly airport trips beginning Sept. 27.
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An assessment found 13 high-risk gaps across seven town facilities, but the Aug. 10 discussion did not authorize security spending.
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The conditional approval would rename a quarter-mile Isabelle Road segment despite historic concerns from nearby property owners and county staff; costs, timing and final conditions remain unclear.
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The unanimous recommendation moves two Boulder County properties toward possible landmark designation, with exterior changes subject to county review but routine maintenance and temporary emergency repairs generally exempt.
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Louisville’s Aug. 11 budget follow-up is scheduled to consider a preliminary $143.9 million capital plan, $292.1 million in unfunded projects and proposed service changes ahead of fall budget milestones.
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Boulder staff said Xcel’s proposed 2655 N. 63rd Street redevelopment had not reached formal annexation or project approval after an Aug. 4 concept review, where board members requested design changes.
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Commissioners authorized two applications for 2027-28 funding; the records identify 20 rapid-rehousing households but no total service count or contingency if the state denies the requests.
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The 1.379 acres of easements will allow Xcel to relocate overhead lines during the 120th Street widening project; officials said undergrounding would delay the work and cost more.
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The agreement brings Louisville into the Boulder Office of Disaster Management, adds two Louisville-funded coordinators and sets a 50/50 split for remaining costs, but leaves the legal start date and total budget unresolved.
