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EPISODE · Sep 2, 2019 · 29 MIN

Council Matters 41: Can Colorado Springs save its parks?

from Council Matters Archives - Studio 809 Podcasts · host Gary Casimir

Should the citizens have a say in the leasing or selling of Colorado Springs parks? What is the definition of “A Park”? What does the city gain by disposing of parkland? Does it get the city well financially? Does this fit into the category of sell all or part of Colorado Springs Utilities?  Does the… The post Council Matters 41: Can Colorado Springs save its parks? appeared first on Studio 809 Podcasts.

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Should the citizens have a say in the leasing or selling of Colorado Springs parks? What is the definition of “A Park”? What does the city gain by disposing of parkland? Does it get the city well financially? Does this fit into the category of sell all or part of Colorado Springs Utilities? Does the citizenry have trust & confidence in their elected officials? There are questions about the 5G network being installed around town. What are they? Are there myths surrounding the reasoning for not having a viable transportation network? Do you buy them?

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