Nine candidates are running for six seats on the Cold Spring City Council, with incumbents Chris Ampfer, Lisa Schmidt Cavanaugh, Paul Kloeker, Cindy Moore, and Adam Craig Sandfoss seeking reelection, and Steve Cunningham, Brian King, Mark Majors, and Laura Vroegindewey also seeking election.
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Domino effect possible after former DAV site zone change
The Cold Spring Planning and Zoning Commission is considering amendments to its MUPD zone, including restrictions on density, building height and traffic study requirements, in response to the approval of a zone change for the former DAV headquarters site.
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Cold Spring will not send medical cannabis to the ballot
The Cold Spring City Council has decided not to send medical cannabis to the ballot for residents to decide, instead will consider to have their planning and zoning commission create regulations for the dispensaries.
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Cold Spring approves zone change for mixed-use development at former DAV site
The Cold Spring City Council approved a zone change on the former DAV headquarters site from an industrial park to a mixed-use development, making way for medical buildings and possible restaurants.
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Cold Spring City Council discusses zone change for former DAV property
The Cold Spring City Council held a first reading of a zone change for a mixed-use development on the former DAV headquarters site, which will include medical offices, commercial buildings and possibly residential units, subject to a second reading and vote.
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Last-minute filings propel contested races in Campbell County
Last-minute candidate filings have led to contested races in Campbell County, with 87 candidates running for various offices.
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Cold Spring couple challenges home’s zoning: ‘We can’t rebuild’
Cold Spring couple Joe and Sharon Clark have concerns about their home being zoned commercially, which they said they didn’t know happened in 1987. The current zoning would prevent them from rebuilding if their house burned down.
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Cold Spring Community Center will no longer host indoor pickleball after vandalism to court
Cold Spring City Council announced that the city’s community center would no longer offer indoor pickleball on Tuesdays and Thursdays due to vandalism by a community member with a Sharpie marker.
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Cold Spring approves lower tax rate, zone map amendment
At their meeting on Sept. 25, Cold Spring City Council voted to approve a proposed tax rate for fiscal year 2023-2024. The rate is a significant decrease from last year. The new rate is $0.127 per $100 of real property valuation, a decrease from last year’s rate of $0.149 per $100. The rate for personal […]
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Cold Spring discusses upcoming suit over alleged wrongful detainment of councilmember’s son
A Cold Spring councilmember’s son plans to sue the city and the police department over what he calls a wrongful detainment, and city council went into executive session to discuss the matter Monday night. It isn’t immediately clear what the purpose of the executive session was, and no decisions were made. But councilmember Cindy Moore, […]