Vail Resorts wants to build affordable housing because they want to make money. It’s a textbook economic exchange, where both parties are better off.
If RTD truly is key to solving so many serious problems, then we must be doomed.
Not only is there a great velocity differential between bikes and pedestrians, but there is an even greater momentum differential, because mounted bicycles are more massive than pedestrians.
The Colorado Supreme Court narrowly staved off a troubling precedent this time, but with the trajectory of increasing antagonism toward rural Coloradans, how long will it be until Colorado’s ranchers and farmers succumb to the “blue wave?”
Rep. Boebert’s bill would require significant volumes of timber removal in critical areas to prevent catastrophic fires, and would put some teeth into the requirement.
Talbott worried about the plan to designate that stretch of the Colorado River as critical habitat for a bird that does not live there, because it could provide federal veto power over land use decisions on private land.
To conserve 30% of the land alone would require the rewilding of an area twice the size of Texas, according to proponents.
The groups demanding BLM’s return should not be under-estimated.
How do you feel about another large charge on your bill for the expense of your utility becoming a member of a Regional Transmission Authority?
This policy – known as an Urban Growth Boundary – reduces the land available for new housing, and drives up the price of even entry-level housing.
While the surface of the land in question is part of Boulder’s Open Space program, the Wells have owned the mineral rights below since 1981.
According to the plaintiffs in the suit, Boulder County purchased the property under false pretenses.
