Glenwood Springs sends out May 3 ballots
Glenwood Springs mailed ballots to registered voters within the city Monday for the upcoming May 3 special election, City Clerk Ryan Muse said.
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Glenwood Springs mailed ballots to registered voters within the city Monday for the upcoming May 3 special election, City Clerk Ryan Muse said.
Additional information was requested Thursday from attorneys representing R2 Partners following a response to a campaign inquiry from the city clerk, Glenwood Springs City Attorney Karl Hanlon said.
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Thirty-seven referendum petitions, with five pages of signatures each, were submitted Thursday to the Glenwood Springs City Clerk’s office.
If approved by the voters, about $5.5 million raised through taxes and bonds could be used to fund the Glenwood Springs airport runway tunnel, and approximately $7 million could go to airport improvements, such as a new FBO, hangars, a fuel farm, perimeter fencing, taxiway lighting and seal coating for the runway every five years for the next 20.