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10th Circuit finds no constitutional, antitrust violations by Calhan officials with RV ordinances
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Members of a prominent family who served in the town of Calhan’s government did not commit constitutional or antitrust violations by adopting a series of restrictions on recreational vehicle parks that did not apply to their family’s own facility, the federal appeals court based in Denver ruled this month. Although a trial judge previously suggested…
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El Paso County, Colorado Springs residents to vote on transportation tax extension
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This November, El Paso County and Colorado Springs voters will decide at the polls whether to extend a local sales tax that funds regional and multimodal road projects for another 10 years. Pikes Peak Regional Transportation Authority, which collects the 1-cent sales tax to share among six regional governments, on Wednesday authorized setting the ballot…
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Federal judge finds Calhan officials likely engaged in ‘some misconduct,’ but no federal violation
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The Town of Calhan and various members of a politically-involved family are not liable for violations of federal antitrust law or the U.S. Constitution, but a federal judge nonetheless believed that “some misconduct” occurred during the passage of local recreational vehicle park regulations. The lawsuit brought by Van Sant & Co. against Calhan and members…
