Well, Donner Pass for one
Posted on 03/21/2023 2:04:59 PM PDT by Olog-hai
When will all this lunacy end?
They are downwind form Boulder so no wonder. Maybe someone is smoking weed downstairs also.
People get the governments they vote for. I assume the citizenry of Louisville CO wants this kind of insanity.
Only through prayer and deep commitment to end voter fraud.
Restricts the number of gas stations and service stations for Louisville, Colorado, to six.
$7.99 a gallon if you don’t like it go some place else LOL.
Someone should apply for a Grant to build UV charging stations then bring in Diesel generators to do the job. Then after complaints take the gennys and leave.
Shut all gas stations and garages down now, why wait. Actually all the gas stations and garages will be turned into battery reclaiming sites eventually. Changing out 7800 lithium batteries takes time.
Sounds like a great place for a Buc-ee’s!
“every step possible to address the changes to our climate that are ravaging our planet and directly impacting the health, well-being and livelihoods of the constituents we represent in Louisville,” Councilmember Maxine Most told”
In the old days the men in the white coats would have collected her and hauled her off to the funny farm.
15 driving miles from Louisville to Longmont. If/when Longmont joins this insanity, the world indeed has gone mad.
The smug is getting thick…
YES. Do it. But ban them all.
Sounds like a plan. Doesn’t it get cold in Colorado in winter?
***21,000 residents, currently has five gas stations with a sixth recently approved for construction.***
Our little burg, in the Ozarks, when we moved here back in 1956, had 500 residents and 8 gas stations.
Now there are over 4000 people here and only two gas stations.
More like a suburb of Boulder.
When I lived in Colorado, Louisville used to make the claim that they weren’t looney like Boulder. I’m guessing that they aren’t saying that anymore. Boulder craziness has infested the entire state.
“New gas stations and service stations will also be required to have at least two charging stations for electric vehicles and be 1,000 feet away from existing stations unless it’s part of a large retail center, according to the ordinance.”
This is a direct advantage to big (and rich) real estate developers. Someone needs to take a close look at political donations and business connections there.
That works for me
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