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Vail can’t ban all delivery trucks from pedestrian malls, judge says
A federal order Friday ended the town’s ban on FedEx and UPS deliveries.
In RiNo, some owners hope for reopening of block closed since pandemic
Vehicles can’t enter the 2900 block of Larimer. “We don’t have the exposure that we felt we had before.”
City leases Central Park hotel for homeless, strikes deal for another off Hampden
They are the city’s third and fourth hotel deals since August.
Strip club to close for two weeks after admitting prostitution
PT’s Showclub, which changed owners in 2021, will shut down Jan. 2-15.
Thornton plots another pipeline route for its Poudre River water. Will Larimer County plug up its plans?
Colorado’s sixth-largest city needs a land use permit to finish a key part of 70-mile pipe.
Airbnb host loses lawsuit against the city over ‘nomadic’ ruling
His lawyer cited the wrong law and didn’t know who appoints the licensing director.
No private properties remain on mayor’s list of sites to house homeless
“We found out about being pulled off the list the same way everybody else did,” one property owner said.
Denver to pay $100K to church for access to new mountain park
The city filed an eminent domain suit against Beth Eden Baptist Church in July, but has reached a six-figure settlement.
Arvada to buy $3M building for nonprofit use
Community Table, which provides services like a food pantry, currently leases a different city-owned property.
