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The proposed three-year award would support a training partnership involving Community College of Aurora, Commerce City and Adams 14; final board approvals are still pending.
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The Oct. 12 briefing attributes the increase to expanded scope and inflation and outlines construction phases through 2032, contingent on additional funding.
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The authority counts 52 leased Vista homes among the total, forecasts the 120-unit rental project will finish in 2027 and expects construction to begin on a separate 120-condo project that spring.
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The proposal would add land for waste, recycling and related operations and relocate the landfill entrance; Republic projects about $10 million in new host and franchise-fee revenue.
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The proposals include allowing warehouses by right in one district and changing rules for vehicle businesses, parks and development review; public hearings are expected later this year.
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The proposed code changes would revise when exterior replacement work needs a permit and set conditions for accessory dwelling units.
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If approved, the amendment would add AI data-protection terms to the city’s Axon agreement, with price and payment terms left for negotiation.
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The proposed transfer would pay for project management and consulting, with the city targeting completion of development entitlements by July 2027.
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The sheriff’s office says fake online listings and fraudulent payments can leave hay sellers unpaid. It advises verifying who is paying before delivering a load.
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The proposal would set property-line limits from 50 to 75 A-weighted decibels, depending on district and time of day.
Adams County
Two draft ordinances would cap some municipal-court sentences at state-law maximums and change when defendants can demand a jury. Council is scheduled to hear staff presentations Sept. 28.
Adams County
The district board is scheduled to consider staff’s recommended 8 mills for 2027, which could pay off the debt three years early, or a 7-mill levy that would use fund balance for scheduled payments.
