Courthouse parking woes spark city merchant push
Merchants near the county courthouse on 9th Avenue complain about two hour parking rules and many unpaid tickets. They report a courthouse employee displayed a juror card and another violator with 37 tickets, urging city and county officials to limit parking near the courthouse and relocate county workers. City and court officials say a computer changeover and a slow summons schedule cause delays, while a county lot at the corner of Wi Street and 8th Avenue remains used by Human Resources staff.
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Three landfill dumps cited in county state inspections
County and state health inspectors found three of six county contracted dumps serving Eaton Erie and Prospect Valley in violation of health standards. They recommended retaining a consulting firm to study improved handling of the estimated 500 tons of refuse daily.
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Bond pleased with long bill figures for UNC budget
University of Northern Colorado president Dr. Richard Bond says he is generally pleased with the JBC recommended 19.7 million dollar long bill for UNC, noting it includes the largest dollar increase for faculty among Colorado higher education. He cites concerns over gaps between the dollar and percentage increases UNC asked for, and the restoration of most prior cuts as the bill moves toward funding, with five new full-time positions and 3.5 support roles added. The plan would raise UNC’s average faculty salary to 19,123 dollars from 11,740, as compared with higher increases at other state institutions.
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Zoo closing debated by committee for Island Grove Park
Greeley City Council's public works committee reviews possible closing of a 200 animal area at Island Grove Park and a related 700 area for Centennial Village. Councilman Warren Terry seeks special consideration, with no firm decision yet. board recommended moving the 200 to Centennial Village if closed. Animals include elk, deer, buffalo, bears, monkeys, and numerous domestic animals. Expenses totaled 14,206 last year mainly for feed and labor. Weather forecast notes high cloudiness, warmer day, highs near 75, lows in the upper 20s. westerly wind.
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Mobile home rule changes spark Weld County hearing
A Weld County public hearing drew over 60 residents as planning staff proposed mobile home regulation changes affecting about 2000 of the county’s 6000 homes. Critics called retroactive standards unfair and illegal, urging lenient timelines and exemptions for existing and new homes.
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Council reshapes Greeley softball program for residents
Greeley council and recreation officials revised the summer softball setup after a protest by non residents. The 70 game limit was raised to 80 and the rule giving residents priority was dropped. Fees will be adjusted to make the program self supporting with funding possible only via the city budget.
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Sterling man named new recreation director in Greeley
The Greeley Parks and Recreation Department has named Stan Gengler of Sterling as the new recreation director to fill the vacancy created by Tim Swedlund's resignation. Gengler, a Beloit native with degrees from Fort Hays State and the University of Northern Colorado, starts in April, saying the move offers advancement. He plans to supervise programs and noted the Sterling department helped shape his career.
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