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Colorado Springs Utilities condemns recent water rights purchase by Aurora - Vimarsana News

Colorado Springs Utilities condemns recent water rights purchase by Aurora

A decision by the City of Aurora to buy more water from the Arkansas River Basin is growing into a larger dispute over water rights.

Source: koaa.com
Colorado Springs Utilities board condemns Aurora Water purchase in Arkansas River basin - Vimarsana News

Colorado Springs Utilities board condemns Aurora Water purchase in Arkansas River basin

A water dispute between Colorado Springs Utilities and Aurora Water over the latter's purchase of a ranch bearing considerable water rights in the Lower Arkansas River Basin escalated Wednesday as

Aurora Water eyes its biggest storage bucket yet - Vimarsana News

Aurora Water eyes its biggest storage bucket yet

Fast-growing Aurora plans its biggest water reservoir yet in scenic Park County, at a cost of $600 million to $800 million

Arkansas River water users scrutinize Aurora Water's plans for its newly bought farm in Otero County - Vimarsana News

Arkansas River water users scrutinize Aurora Water's plans for its newly bought farm in Otero County

The city of Aurora’s recent purchase of a farm and its water rights in Otero County and its plan to move water north violates a previous agreement, according to a statement from the Southeastern Colorado Water Conservancy District.

Source: cpr.org
Aurora's Otero County water rights purchase faces local challenge - Vimarsana News

Aurora's Otero County water rights purchase faces local challenge

Aurora's purchase of a farm and water rights is disputed by the Southeastern Colorado Water Conservancy District, which contends the Otero County deal violates an Arkansas River agreement.