AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoSchool Safety: A Colorado law that took effect in August defines school zones as roadways within at least 1,000 feet of school property; certain traffic penalties double where signs are posted. 16th Street Audit: Denver auditors say a buried brick sewer added $18 million and 301 days to the downtown renovation, while raising concerns about contract changes, bidding and oversight. Denver Business: Downtown office vacancies hit 38.6% in the second quarter, compared with 2.2% in Cherry Creek’s core market, where new development is underway. Business Costs: TruSox’s owner says Colorado’s use-tax rules made donating unsold goods costlier than discarding them, contributing to the company moving its state operations to Kentucky. Recycling Fees: An automotive industry group is seeking to join a federal challenge to Colorado’s recycling law, alleging some companies face fees from two producer organizations for the same packaging. Schools: State officials are weighing stricter permanent rules after rejecting 38 homeschool enrichment programs.
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