City Council has passed a resolution launching a new fee rebate program for multifamily rental housing developers who designate and price units as affordable and “attainable.”
The Colorado Springs City Council gave a broad thumbs-up Tuesday to a list of regional road construction projects voters will decide on in November after a few weeks of controversy
The Colorado Springs City Council gave a broad thumbs-up Tuesday to a list of regional road construction projects voters will decide on in November after a few weeks of controversy
In a victory for historic neighborhoods, the city of Colorado Springs will not pursue a study of the extension of Constitution Avenue to Interstate 25 as part of an upcoming
Four years after the City Auditor's Office issued a finding that the city's police and fire impact fees imposed on annexations are inadequate, Mayor John Suthers urged City Council on
Colorado Springs police and fire departments could see new funding in the coming years to build stations from proposed fees that could also drive up the cost of housing and
In a victory for historic neighborhoods, the city of Colorado Springs will not pursue a study of the extension of Constitution Avenue to Interstate 25 as part of an upcoming
For some neighbors in the Platte Avenue corridor, converting about 2 miles of the main thoroughfare into an eastbound one-way street didn’t make sense, and they pulled no punches in
The city's decision to conduct a feasibility study of extending Constitution Avenue from where it currently dead-ends at Paseo Road to Interstate 25 is roiling opposition, with opponents noting the
A proposed city of Colorado Springs fee rebate program for developers could help encourage more affordable housing for some of the lowest income residents in town.