Boulder prepares to launch a $76.5 million flood mitigation project, aiming to enhance safety and resilience for southeast residents.

The petition asks the state’s highest court to review whether Boulder can use stormwater utility fees to pay for the project, which is expected to protect about 2,300 residents from flooding.

CU Boulder South is closed for three to five years as flood mitigation work begins. City leaders say it will protect thousands from flooding, while some fear permanent environmental impacts.

The project delivers flood protection, walkability, public space and environmental resilience for North Boulder.

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KATHMANDU — Flood-displaced people in Rasuwa, Nuwakot, and Dhading districts say they are still receiving electricity bills with VAT and penalties. The Bhotekoshi flood on August 26 swept away homes, ...

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CU South is a rare, almost untouched natural haven where a wonderfully kind community of people and happy dogs has flourished ...