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December 29, 2021
Fading West Development’s factory at Gregg Drive and Rodeo Road kicked into gear a little over three weeks ago, CEO Charlie Chupp said.
December 16, 2021
Fading West Development’s factory out at Gregg Drive and Rodeo Road kicked into gear a little over 3 weeks ago, CEO Charlie Chupp said.The facility’s first completed projects should start
October 4, 2021
For home builders, transitioning to off-site building methods requires an operational overhaul.
September 22, 2021
In an unassuming field in Buena Vista, construction is underway on a new warehouse. The warehouse will soon be home to a modular house manufacturing facility aimed at bringing more affordable homes to Colorado communities.
July 29, 2021
Photo by Michael Yearout / Michael Yearout Photography The goal of last week’s Summit County Housing Action Initiative was to bring various stakeholder groups together to brainstorm initiatives, programs and projects that would help curb Summit County’s affordable housing issue. At the Summit County Commissioners’ work session meeting Tuesday, July 27, county staff and elected officials discussed the six main strategies stakeholders valued the most and identified key players and next ste...
May 27, 2021
Sales tax returns for March 2021 were 42.46% higher than in the same month last year, according to town treasurer Michelle Stoke.
April 30, 2021
Has the town of Buena Vistaâs 17-month streak of month-to-month sales tax increases come to an end? Depends on how you look at it. Comparing how much money was remitted from the state department of revenue last February compared to this one, 2021âs returns are less than 2020âs by 6.9 percent. However, last year, the town was reimbursed for a clerical correction to the tune of $116,076 on top of $212,808 of taxes the town brought in. Those two amounts combined were 71 percent high...