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Colorado Springs Pushes Back on Big Projects | Colorado Springs News

Colorado Springs Pushes Back on Big Projects | Colorado Springs News

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Colorado Springs residents are mobilizing to push four new citizen-driven petitions targeting noise pollution, water usage limits, and surveillance tech—potentially reshaping key developments like the controversial “Project Taurus” data center. Petitions aim to ban disruptive noise, cap non-residential water use at 200K gallons daily (with exceptions for hospitals and recreation), and outlaw automated tracking devices like Flock cameras. With 180 days to collect 25,000+ signatures by December 7th, these proposals could hit the ballot next year—or trigger a special election if deadlines slip. It’s all about reclaiming local control over property rights, privacy, and urban growth.

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