Evans topk heavy equipment needs discussed by council
Relying on a sagging fleet, the Vans City Council reviewed heavy equipment needs, considering a roller with trailer for 204 dollars and exploring new or used road graders, police cars, backhoes, and dump trucks. Officials urged budget checks, and Worrell proposed penalty assessment tickets to ease court loads.
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Botl
Ayer Cianager
LaVerne Games
Yames
Tams
John Veere
Varnes
Teally
Tjames
Antes
Steven Worrell
Aiong
al Domingues
Worrell
Fairness of assessments questioned in street improvement plan
Lawyers and residents in the Haugeview North and Hillside Audition areas challenge the proposed improvement district for 16th Street from ath to 40 avenues. They argue benefits are uneven, with some properties receiving little or no direct advantage while costs could total over 125.94 dollars per owners. Public Works Director Bud Smead cites estimated project costs around 200000 dollars with 25000 tied to assessed properties and bids to be opened soon for a four-laned street, median, sidewalks, and bike path.
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Sun
Keith McIntyre
Haugeview North
Hillside
Ith Streat
Melmyre
Don Houchens
Wh Ave
West Wold
Bud Smad
16Th Street
36Th Avenue
Smead
2Nd Street
Panel studies opening of criminal records
Denver task force formed to decide if criminal records should be public and to propose changes to a state plan ordered by the federal government. The group will review release regulations and make recommendations to the Colorado Legislature. The plan must be submitted to Lena by 1976.
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Denver
Lena
Tme
134th Victim Identified in Canyon Flood Toll
Loveland Coty APE reports a 134th victim identified as Mar Venrick, a 14 year old from Catawha Ohio, in the Big Thompson Canyon flood. Officials say 138 bodies recovered, 14 still listed missing, morgue identifications ongoing.
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Loveland
Coty
Catawha
Ohio
Big Thompson Canyon
Mar Venrick
Cowan resigns as Jefferson County schools chief
Skip Cowan announces resignation after six years leading Jefferson County schools the state's largest district as voters reject a land financing measure. He will not seek a contract renewal and will remain qualified though not returning to the post. Colorado Springs district 11 also reports a superintendent resignation.
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Olden
Cole
Alan
Skip" Cowanr
Jefferson County
Cowan
Sonstraelinn
Cowan Cowan
Dune
Colorado Springs
Thomas Doherty
Noise Control Measure Regulates City Street Sound Levels
The city adopts an anti noise ordinance setting daytime and nighttime limits for bulldozers jet engines and heavy vehicles with thresholds of 88 decibels daytime and 82 decibels nighttime for heavy trucks. Police and emergency vehicles have exemptions and a police noise permit is created. Unauthorized amplified sound outdoors is banned from 10 p.m. to 7 a.m. with perimeters and park permits allowed for public areas.
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Measie
Council approves access to planned dental office site
City Council voted 6-0 to allow a fourth traffic access point for Cottonword Square at itil Street and 2rd Avenue, with Tom Starr absent. Approval to be effective only after covenant agreements separate this section from the rest of the center. Nearby resident Warren Mitchell welcomed the process but urged notice for future plans.
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Tom Starr
Cottonword Square
Itil Street
2Rd Avene
Pete Morrell
James Craig
Warren Mitchell
18Ehh Ave
Shawane
25Th Avenue
26Th Avenue Place
Soph. 7
George Hall
John Todd
Fee plan worries Colorado search and rescue leader
The head of the Colorado Search and Rescue Board warned that charging for search operations could drive hikers to join private searches rather than rely on county responders. Sheriff Gene Kiefer proposed recovering costs for rescues, citing 25 searches this year as straining his budget, though county units oppose fees.
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Littleton
Colorado
Bush
Clear Creek
Gene Kiefer
Joel Seared
Kiefer
Musit
Hearing on Pawnee plant zoning stalls at public forum
Crowds gathered in Morgan County for a hearing on proposed rezoning for the southwest Pawnee power plant by Public Service Co. of Colorado. Proponents cited tax revenue of about 2.2 million annually and limited farmland impact, while opponents questioned need and site suitability. critics urged EPA air permit approval before proceeding.
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Michael White
PSC
White
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