Tag: Homeowners
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Property tax bills jolt Pikes Peak area homeowners
This year’s property tax bill is provoking some cringes statewide as expiring reductions and rising assessments cause increases. El Paso County, the state’s most populous, was not left behind. “My property taxes have gone crazy,” said Colorado Springs resident Tim Burke. The handyman has lived in the Old North End for over 30 years. With…
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Colorado Springs, Ford Amphitheater developer announce new sound measures — but there could be a wait
Enhanced mitigation measures designed to tamp down noise at the new Ford Amphitheater, whose debut last summer in northern Colorado Springs generated hundreds of complaints from area residents objecting to what they called unwanted and obtrusive sound from the outdoor concert facility, were announced Tuesday by Mayor Yemi Mobolade’s office and VENU, the Springs-based entertainment…
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New Ford Amphitheater in Colorado Springs hears cheers and jeers when it comes to noise
Julie and Ted Driver didn’t attend pop band OneRepublic’s concert Aug. 9 that christened the new 8,000-seat, outdoor Ford Amphitheater on Colorado Springs’ far north side. That doesn’t mean they didn’t hear the music, however. The Drivers live off Roller Coaster Road and Mountain Pine Lane in unincorporated Black Forest, 4.4 miles northeast of the…
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Ford Amphitheater hears cheers and jeers when it comes to noise
Julie and Ted Driver didn’t attend pop band OneRepublic’s concert Aug. 9 that christened the new 8,000-seat, outdoor Ford Amphitheater on Colorado Springs’ far north side. That doesn’t mean they didn’t hear the music, however. The Drivers live off Roller Coaster Road and Mountain Pine Lane in unincorporated Black Forest, 4.4 miles northeast of the…