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The Estes Valley provides a lovely place to live. We enjoy the landscape and the wildlife who live here among us. We enjoy the collaborative spirit of Estes. But we must have independent services that prevent us from being totally dependent upon somewhere else. Those of us who were here in 2013 know how easily […]
There’s broad agreement that a shortage of new condominiums is a key factor driving Colorado’s affordable-housing crunch. Last week, the Legislature took another step toward adopting reforms that promise to
Colorado state Reps. Stephanie Vigil and Steven Woodrow, as part of housing reforms backed by Gov. Jared Polis, want to eliminate minimum parking requirements across the Front Range.
Westminster has struggled to address a shortfall of housing units and rising costs that have displaced lower-income residents and limited options for future generations.
Colorado lawmakers are training their sights on reducing the housing crunch by eliminating minimum parking requirements in Denver and many Front Range cities and suburbs. But parking is a heated topic.