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14:57 Some key phrases and items I recognized— some of those concerns over challenges over the roads and traffic, increased density, removal of trees, fire protection, water supply, light pollution, and the general location.Play from 14:57
2:29:26 And you see these -- this is the 50,000 miles up kind of view of water and water rates. We won't spend time on that because Mark's going to spend a lot more time on it.Play from 2:29:26
20:30 But it's not a water supply per se, though it does flow through there and into the dish. People swim in it. So, yeah. Yeah. And it's so you have to be careful what you're doing drawing it down.Play from 20:30
40:01 My name is Karen German. My address is 2149th Avenue in Gley. I live a little under 10 miles from the site. But as we all know, drought, climate change, aqua fires, various things, regulations with um with electrical companies don't have hard and fast boundaries.Play from 40:01
1:33:51 And again this is the impact on new households coming to the city. This doesn t have anything to do with water rates or anything else paid by current residents.Play from 1:33:51
1:03:49 The most recent drought restrictions are a regional drought condition, not a lack of water supply. And as you're aware, those restrictions are really focused on reducing the peak outdoor irrigation demand in the dry, hot, summer days.Play from 1:03:49
1:02:18 It was a deliberate choice by the people who wrote our charter to keep local governance potholes, water rates, police oversight, how we run our elections, nurse practitioners in the health department, insulated from the partisan fights that dominate state…Play from 1:02:18
21:42 The family whose well depends upon groundwater has property rights. The rancher and neighboring landowner has property rights, and every citizen has the right to expect the county to honestly and consistently apply its own land use regulations.Play from 21:42
2:17:12 With that, we will move into next workshop topics and we'll turn it back over to City manager Bennett. All right. At the September 14 meeting, we have an update on the water supply element of our comprehensive plan.Play from 2:17:12
2:15:13 And then also we partnered with our CSU Extension staff to hold a land management for climate and drought preparedness workshop at the AG Heritage Center.Play from 2:15:13
51:55 Um, one thing when coming, I would have is on the landscape. Um, I would like to see more zero escaping, especially with the drought situation we've been in keeping my end.Play from 51:55
51:55 Um, one thing when coming, I would have is on the landscape. Um, I would like to see more zero escaping, especially with the drought situation we've been in keeping my end.Play from 51:55
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