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Utilities, CDPHE settle over 11.9 million-gallon treatment plant spill (opens the original)
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Colorado Springs Utilities reached a compliance order this summer with the Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment to settle penalties for a pair of improper discharges from water treatment plants. The compliance order stated that between Feb. 15 and 16, the Las Vegas Street Water Resource Recovery Facility in Colorado Springs had sent 11.9 million gallons of “partially-treated” water into Fountain Creek. According to the report, Utilities blamed the discharge on the failure of a sing
City Council voted to end the Old Colorado City DDA. What comes next? (opens the original)
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Old Colorado City is losing its Downtown Development Authority. What will come next to assist the historic section of Colorado Springs remains unclear and likely far off. The authority had not started any redevelopment projects or other improvements to the Colorado Avenue corridor since voters created it nearly two years ago, partly because of a lack of funds. The group’s inaction led the Colorado Springs City Council to dissolve the DDA in a 5-4 vote Tuesday, with Councilmembers Dave Donelson,
Colorado Springs City Council punts decision on Project Taurus data center to April 2027 after raucous meeting (opens the original)
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The Colorado Springs City Council’s public hearing on the proposed Project Taurus data center was noisy, heated and briefly violent on Thursday. The council’s vote means there will be another meeting on the proposal in April. The council voted 7-2 to postpone a final decision on whether to approve the proposed data center until April 13, 2027, ostensibly to allow Raeden, the company behind the data center, to work with Colorado Springs Utilities on a large-load contract and for the city to begin
State, national debate over data centers lands in Colorado Springs with Project Taurus vote Thursday (opens the original)
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The Colorado Springs City Council members will cast their votes Thursday as they enter the growing state and national debate over the rapid expansion of high-powered data centers. A special council meeting on the proposed Project Taurus data center is being held at Pikes Peak Center. The city expects to receive more than 100 spoken comments and see even more people in attendance during the all-day meeting. The proposed Project Taurus would take over a former Intel microchip manufacturing facilit
City announces Shawna Lippert as next head of Economic Development (opens the original)
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Shawna Lippert was named Monday as the next head of economic development for Colorado Springs. Mayor Yemi Mobolade said in a news release that he selected Lippert to be promoted from an economic development manager to the lead officer for the city department. In her prior role, Lippert had worked with the Colorado Springs Chamber & EDC to help attract new businesses to the city, from small local companies to major additions to Peak Innovation Park. “I’m bringing the experience of working with al
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