Sprinkler amendment defeated
The controversial amendment to a portion of Rawlins building codes that would have required fire sprinkler systems in all new residential construction failed on second reading Tuesday night.
Two council members voted for it, and five against the measure. At least for now, the decision of whether or not to install sprinklers in any new homes in Rawlins will remain with the property owner and not with the city. Cali O’Hare reports.
Saratoga officials aim to work better together
In Saratoga, after letting disagreements get out of hand at times over the past year, the town council hopes to get on better footing this coming year.
The past two meetings the governing body has expressed the need to work together moving forward. Emma Diercks has the story.
Deputy city clerk calls for unity among council
Rawlins City Council has experienced turbulence this year. The governing body has tackled several hot-button issues while struggling to get along with each other and the public. Various controversies have sometimes fostered an atmosphere of distrust.
The situation was addressed this week, when with the city’s deputy clerk called for unity. Cali O’Hare has more.
Saratoga still searching for zoning officer
The Town of Saratoga is still on the hunt for a zoning officer. The town council expanded its search for candidates outside the Platte Valley. Emma Diercks has the story.
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