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Organizing mobile-home owners as investors gobble up parks 

Case study gathers resident sentiments about rents, rules, legislative remedies

What Sullivan and his neighbors worry about — corporate ownership takeover, creeping unaffordability, the potential for the park to be displaced by redevelopment — is happening at an accelerating rate, both in the Roaring Fork Valley and across Colorado, prompting stronger policy prescriptions from elected officials and community leaders.

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Water managers vote to continue conservation program, with tweaks, in 2024

Water users in upper basin can again get paid to conserve

The Upper Colorado River Commission decided unanimously to continue the federally funded System Conservation Program in 2024 — but with a narrower scope that explores demand management concepts and supports innovation and local drought resiliency on a longer-term basis.

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