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1501, 2019
An open letter from Tom Clark
January 29, 2020 Colorado is one of the most [...]
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"As a nonprofit promoting more transparency and education around metro districts, we welcome the discourse and want to do our part to take the mystery out of the processes." Read the full article below. For more info, visit: https://t.co/hWQDEwBL67 #coleg https://t.co/OK7RJQeJJ3
Erin Jones, Senior VP at @efirstbank and chair of the @nwdc_cedc Board of Directors: Metropolitan districts are a tool that help to keep the cost of housing down so that you and I can live the American dream. Read full article: https://t.co/knB20XTakg #coleg #affordablehousing
Metropolitan districts facilitate the construction of public infrastructure that is vital to the success of new development and redevelopment throughout Colorado.
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The threshold for forming a district is not set in statute. However, the jurisdiction in which the district is proposed may have adopted requirements relative to these matters. Read the full answer: https://t.co/7vGfxysxx1 https://t.co/5rSI2EBiVf
Residents and property owners can gain access to special district information through the Division of Local Government’s “Local Government Information System" found here: https://t.co/LqZiSUAwXg https://t.co/dbImV9BG5T
#TMYK: Metropolitan districts can only fund public infrastructure such as water, sewer, roads, parks, and trails. Learn more: https://t.co/hWQDEwBL67 https://t.co/lE2VxBPBk5
