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Colorado Gov. Jared Polis drops plans for Capitol pedestrian bridge after more than 82,000 people reject it
Gov. Jared Polis dropped his plan Tuesday to build a $28.5 million pedestrian bridge on the state Capitol’s grounds after Coloradans overwhelmingly rejected the proposal in a recent survey.
Polis axes pedestrian bridge at Colorado Capitol after survey respondents reject idea
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis announced he would end plans to build a pedestrian walkway at the Colorado Capitol to celebrate the state’s 150th anniversary next year after Coloradans overwhelmingly rejected the idea in a survey his office distributed.
Governor Jared Polis has officially scrapped plans for a controversial pedestrian bridge in downtown Denver following ...
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Polis said more than 80,000 Coloradans answered the survey, with 93.9 percent of participants voting ‘No’ to the proposed ...
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