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DALLAS — Colorado’s Taxpayer Bill of Rights, which limits the ability of state and local government to raise taxes and issue debt, violates the U.S. Constitution, according to a lawsuit seeking to overturn the voter-approved law.
May 24 -
DALLAS — The University of Colorado Hospital Authority plans to issue $200.8 million of variable-rate revenue bonds this week for a new medical tower on its rapidly expanding Anschutz Campus in Aurora.
May 23 - Colorado
DALLAS — With newly installed Gov. John Hickenlooper’s signature already affixed to his first budget bill, Colorado’s evenly divided General Assembly adjourned this week, though it left some business unresolved.
May 12 - Colorado
DALLAS — Chris Romer, a former investment banker, state senator and son of former Colorado Gov. Roy Romer, will face City Council member Michael Hancock in a June 7 runoff for mayor of Denver, according to unofficial results from Tuesday’s election.
May 4 -
DALLAS — Fitch Ratings has lowered the outlook on Colorado Springs Airport debt from stable to negative while affirming its A-minus rating.
May 3 -
DALLAS — Denver continues to cut costs associated with its $500 million South Terminal airport redevelopment project that will be financed with bonds.
April 27 -
DALLAS — Isolux Corsan Group, a private Spanish developer, could finance and build the next major link in a beltway around the Denver metro area if it reaches agreement with the Jefferson Parkway Public Highway Authority.
April 19 - Colorado
Fitch Ratings has affirmed its AAA on the Southern Ute Indian Tribe's $305 million of adjustable-rate bonds and maintained the notes rating at the top F1-plus with a stable outlook. The ratings were affirmed as part of the agency's routine surveillance.
April 18 - Colorado
DALLAS — As part one of a two-part transaction, Denver Public Schools on Tuesday issued $400 million of certificates of participation designed to lower the cost of a controversial 2008 floating-rate deal that funded the teachers pension program.
April 5 -
DALLAS — Amid ambitious expansion plans, Denver International Airport will price up to $400 million of refunding revenue bonds on Thursday.
April 4 -
DALLAS — Colorado’s Regional Transportation District is putting off a decision on whether to ask voters for a sales tax increase to complete the $6.7 billion FasTracks rail plan by 2017.
March 9 -
DALLAS — Colorado’s Regional Transportation District should shelve plans to for a tax-hike referendum this year or risk rejection of additional funds to complete the FasTracks rail projects by 2017, according to an advisory group.
March 2 -
The Internal Revenue Service is auditing $7 million of revenue bonds issued in 2007 by the Colorado Housing and Finance Authority for Confluence Energy LLC to finance the construction of a wood-pellet manufacturing plant in Kremmling, Colo.
February 15 -
DALLAS — As Denver International Airport embarks on the largest expansion project in its 16-year history, it’s benefitting from surging passenger levels and an improving economy that yielded a new traffic record in 2010.
February 1 -
DALLAS — Denver’s Regional Transportation District is considering asking voters for a 0.4% sales tax increase this year or next to complete the $6.7 billion FasTracks project currently under construction.
January 12 - Colorado
DALLAS — Newly inaugurated Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper issued three executive orders designed to improve the economy Tuesday as the evenly divided General Assembly prepared to open its 2011 legislative session.
January 11 -
The Internal Revenue Service is auditing $250 million of Build America Bonds issued by Denver School District No. 1 in December 2009 to finance construction, renovation, and repair of school facilities.
January 7 - Colorado
Colorado property values fell 5.3% in 2010 and are expected to fall another 6.9% in 2011, according to the December economic forecast from the nonpartisan Legislative Council.
December 21 -
The Internal Revenue Service is auditing $117.45 million of variable-rate demand utilities system subordinate-lien refunding revenue bonds that were issued in 2004 by Colorado Springs, Colo., for Colorado Springs Utilities to refund some 1994 bonds.
December 13 -
Facing more budget-balancing challenges in 2011, Colorado will issue $500 million of tax revenue anticipation notes Thursday to smooth cash flows in the coming year.
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