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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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Colorado PUC rejects Cascade New Vision bid for higher Cascade Village utility rates

Regulators denied higher water and sewer charges, simplified regulation, a capital reserve surcharge and a higher tap fee, citing unreliable ownership and financial records.

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Boulder advances tipped-wage ordinance, leaves offset amount for July hearing

City Council gave first reading to Ordinance 8754 on June 25 but did not set Boulder’s local tip offset under state law. The amount is expected to be taken up at a July 30 public hearing.

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Superior council rejects Marshall Road annexation

The council voted 0-7 against annexation and planned development zoning for 74 and 94 Marshall Road after renewed debate over wildfire evacuation modeling.

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Louisville sales-tax revenue is running ahead of budget, driven by outside-city collections

Louisville had collected $7.99 million in sales tax through April, about 13.6% above its year-to-date budget target, according to city finance records that show the increase was driven by outside-city collections.

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Colorado audit finds veteran-owned contracting program far below 3% goal, with flawed state reports

Auditors told lawmakers June 15 that Colorado’s service-disabled veteran-owned small business program has missed its 3% statutory goal every year, while the state reports tracking it were inaccurate, sometimes late and not always sent to required recipients.

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Longmont council finalizes ban on new hyperscale data centers

A 6-1 vote on June 9 gave final approval to Ordinance 2026-34, barring new hyperscale data centers citywide after council adopted technical amendments to the size threshold and enforcement language.

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Longmont council approves ban on new hyperscale data centers

The city approved an ordinance barring new data centers at roughly 70 megawatts or more of projected peak demand, though the final vote tally and exact adopted amendment language were not yet available in the public record reviewed by Badger.

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Boulder advances festival-permit ordinance ahead of June 18 hearing as Sundance 2027 preparations continue

A proposed code package would create a new permit for multi-day events with more than 15,000 attendees and require detailed plans months in advance, while fees and staffing impacts remain unresolved.