[facebook][/facebook] RTD talking points detail how to organize against property owners April 23, 2009 By Face The State Face the State Staff Report A 2008 presentation by a top Regional Transportation District official is spurring questions about the transit authority’s use of taxpayer dollars to teach other agencies how to effectively prevail against property owners
Working to protect the rights of the citizens and preserve our ecosystems from over aggressive developers, Concerned Citizens for Compatible Development (CCCD) is a grassroots coalition comprised of residents, community members, property, and business owners in Unincorporated Southwest Adams County who support responsible development that is both compatible and sustainable. We will strive to support development that will benefit the broader community while at the same time preserve the unique characteristics of our surrounding neighborhoods, our wildlife, streams, lakes, biking paths, and other valued characteristics of Unincorporated Southwest Adams County.
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