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Louisville approves refuse-rate increase as review flags vendor's reporting errors

Louisville’s new fee schedule took effect Sept. 1, while a city review found Republic Services exceeded its call-abandonment benchmark and submitted spreadsheets and service reports requiring correction.

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Boulder prepares for Sundance’s 2027 debut as local plans take shape

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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Louisville council to consider $35,000 for Old Town Skate closeout

Louisville council is scheduled to consider a proposed $35,000 contribution after the rink district reported a $28,303.93 operating loss, with monthly reporting and a final accounting required if the deal is approved and signed.

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Colorado PERA’s strong 2025 return did not erase its pension shortfall

Colorado PERA earned a 14.1% investment return in 2025 and ended the year with about $75.1 billion in assets, but remained 69.1% funded as its long-term obligations persisted.

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Boulder plans August RFP for Civic Area East Bookend development partner

Boulder plans to seek a partner for city-owned Civic Area East Bookend properties, with a year-round food market, arts and cultural uses and historic preservation among the proposed benefits. No affordability requirement has been set.

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Colorado orders permitting overhaul without naming pilot industry

Executive Order D 2026 013 directs four state agencies to help build a permitting-portal pilot, choose an industry by Aug. 15 and digitize at least half of permit volume at two agencies by April 2027.

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Longmont council advances Micron incentive amendment; approval pending

The proposed amendment would extend Micron’s hiring deadlines through 2026 and 2027 while preserving eligibility for an estimated $813,273 in property-tax rebates.

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Louisville golf fees under review as staff models increases to cover Coal Creek deficits

Louisville staff projects growing Coal Creek Golf Fund deficits without a fee increase, while annual-pass effects and a preferred option remain unresolved ahead of the Recreation Advisory Board’s scheduled July 27 discussion.

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Boulder council to consider downtown authority ballot questions as library seeks protections

The proposed authority could begin collecting revenue in 2027, but library trustees say the plan lacks guaranteed representation, revenue sharing and other financial safeguards.