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Colorado Supreme Court walks back decision allowing localities to broadly permit violations of noise limits
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The Colorado Supreme Court concluded on Monday that the state’s noise pollution law does not allow local governments to categorically permit any entity to host events on private property that exceed the statewide decibel limits. The question had divided the state’s Court of Appeals, with one appellate panel deciding localities do have broad permitting power…
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Colorado Supreme Court skeptical of broad municipal power to permit violations of state noise limits
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Members of the Colorado Supreme Court attempted on Thursday to decipher a 38-year-old amendment to the state’s noise pollution law to determine if local governments may permit any for-profit entity to host events on private property that exceed the statewide decibel limits. In doing so, multiple justices were openly skeptical of the city of Salida’s…
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Divided appeals court says local governments may authorize noise limits exceeding state law
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Colorado’s second-highest court ruled for the first time earlier this month that local governments may authorize noise permits for activities on private property that exceed the levels set in state law. By 2-1, a three-judge panel of the Court of Appeals concluded the state’s Noise Abatement Act allowed the city of Salida to issue outdoor…
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Divided appeals court says local governments may authorize noise limits exceeding state law
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Colorado’s second-highest court ruled for the first time earlier this month that local governments may authorize noise permits for activities on private property that exceed the levels set in state law. By 2-1, a three-judge panel of the Court of Appeals concluded the state’s Noise Abatement Act allowed the city of Salida to issue outdoor…
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Divided appeals court says local governments may authorize noise limits exceeding state law
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Colorado’s second-highest court ruled for the first time earlier this month that local governments may authorize noise permits for activities on private property that exceed the levels set in state law. By 2-1, a three-judge panel of the Court of Appeals concluded the state’s Noise Abatement Act allowed the city of Salida to issue outdoor…
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Federal judge authorizes seizure of bootleg merchandise at Jelly Roll concerts
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A federal judge on Friday authorized law enforcement to seize bootleg merchandise at the upcoming tour dates of musician Jelly Roll, two weeks after multiple counterfeit merchandisers appeared at his concert at Fiddler’s Green Amphitheater. The underlying lawsuit was unusual in that it did not name any specific defendant who is engaged in bootlegging. However,…
