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| There has recently been a significant amount of discussion about the opening and operation of medical marijuana dispensaries throughout the state and now this has come to Ouray. In 2000, Colorado voters approved Amendment 20 to the Colorado Constitution. This Amendment established limited legal use for medical marijuana. In the past year, the State has seen a proliferation of medical marijuana dispensaries opening. The City of Ouray was recently approached by individuals that are exploring the possibility of opening dispensaries within the City. The City Council implemented a six month moratorium on dispensaries with a desire to openly discuss what options are available to the City, to become educated on the many different facets of this issue, and develop a long term comprehensive plan and regulations that will manage this issue into the future. Most importantly, these discussions will allow the City Council to gain feedback from the citizens of our community.
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The Box Canon line was originally installed in the 1920’s and has been repaired several times since. In May of this year a collapsed portion of the line was discovered. The City of Ouray Public Works crew installed a temporary line. The temporary fix is functioning but it is becoming more difficult to maintain hot water temperatures in the pool with the changing season and fewer daylight hours.
Read Feb 8, 2010 update and view new photos.
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The Colorado Municipal League (CML) annually publishes a report on the state of Colorado’s municipalities. As a member of CML, the City takes part in the survey and contributes information to the project. Below is a link to a short presentation with information on the final report. Additional material is also available at City Hall for the public to view. Please feel free to offer comment on this report.
View video.
Visit CML website for video feed.
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The City Council and City staff are seeking feedback on the two different parking configurations around the Miner’s Statue.
Fellin Park Master Plan drawing and community feedback.
(updated Sept 8, 2009)
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The Ouray City Council and City staff are updating the Parks, Recreation and Trails MASTER PLAN (PLAN). This PLAN update is a condensed document which details the current and future goals, priorities and tasks for City parks, recreation and trails.
The City Council and City staff are very interested in comments and feedback on the PLAN as well as the proposed drawings for Fellin Park and Rotary Park.
Parks, Recreation and Trails Master Plan Update document and community feedback.
(updated Aug 17, 2009)
Rotary Park Master Plan drawing and community feedback.
(updated Sept 8, 2009)
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