Tag: fees
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Atop taxes, here’s how much each Colorado resident pays in fees
Each Colorado resident paid nearly $5,000 in state-sanctioned fees last year, according to a report by a policy think tank. The report, which analyzed how fees have affected Colorado’s economy, found that fee revenue has more than tripled since 2008 — to $4,692 — and is likely to keep growing. More than 30 years after…
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Atop taxes, here’s how much each Colorado resident pays in fees
Each Colorado resident paid nearly $5,000 in state-sanctioned fees last year, according to a report by a policy think tank. The report, which analyzed how fees have affected Colorado’s economy, found that fee revenue has more than tripled since 2008 — to $4,692 — and is likely to keep growing. More than 30 years after…
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Atop taxes, here’s how much each Colorado resident pays in fees
Each Colorado resident paid nearly $5,000 in state-sanctioned fees last year, according to a report by a policy think tank. The report, which analyzed how fees have affected Colorado’s economy, found that fee revenue has more than tripled since 2008 — to $4,692 — and is likely to keep growing. More than 30 years after…
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Colorado regulators could force Xcel customers to pay for troubled plant for decades
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Colorado regulators would gain expanded power to order Xcel Energy to finance major costs for its chronically troubled Comanche 3 coal plant through bonds backed by a decades-long charge on every customer’s monthly electric bill. House Bill 26-1326, the Colorado Public Utilities Commission “sunset bill” that cleared its first committee on April 23, would let…
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LETTERS: Values solar provides; flimflammed once again
Values solar provides My husband and I are both senior citizens, and our decision to install solar on our westside home about a year and a half ago was not an easy one. It was an extremely expensive investment and we will not live long enough to realize the complete benefit of that decision. But…
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Court dismisses hunter’s challenge to new big game rule
A hunter who challenged the Parks and Wildlife Commission’s imposition of a new big game hunting requirement had his case dismissed in the Court of Appeals on Thursday for failure to sue in a timely manner. Donald T. Trinen, a 35-year elk hunter, filed a lawsuit against the commission after it issued a rule change…