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Fruita staff brief council on state-mandated turf ban and occupancy-rule changes Planning staff updated council on two state-directed code changes: a prohibition on new nonfunctional turf installations under House Bill 25-1113 (grandfathering existing installations) and a change to residential-occupancy definitions under House Bill 24-1007 that removes the cap on non-related occupants (building-code occupancy limits still apply).

Fruita is facing big changes as new state laws ban nonfunctional turf in new projects and eliminate occupancy caps for non-related residents—what does this mean for homeowners?

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Fruita reports $2.1M in supplemental bridge funds, upcoming events and continued tracking of state mandates City manager reported $2.1 million in supplemental CDOT bridge funding for the Maple Street bridge project, previewed community events (sweetheart run, community center anniversary, candidate orientation) and said staff are compiling a list of unfunded state mandates for future council consideration.

Fruita has secured $2.1 million in funding for the Maple Street bridge replacement and is gearing up for exciting community events this year!

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Developers and staff outline phased approach for Fruita parcel formerly used as sewer lagoons 2 Forks Ventures and Fruita staff reported a change in the entitlement sequence for roughly 40 acres along Raptor Road: seek zoning and infrastructure design first, then move to phased infrastructure, park planning and ultimately a PUD; no formal action was taken.

Fruita's former sewer lagoons are set for a transformative development as 2 Forks Ventures proposes a phased approach to revitalize 40 acres along Raptor Road.

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Barnhart Communications reviews 2025 tourism results; Fruita campaign to continue and expand in 2026 Barnhart Communications briefed the Fruita City Council on the 2025 tourism marketing campaign and plans for 2026, reporting millions of earned and paid impressions, a roughly 8,000‑subscriber newsletter, and initiatives to promote culinary events and a mascot‑driven creative push.

Fruita’s tourism marketing is set for an exciting evolution in 2026, with bold plans to spotlight its culinary scene and the quirky charm of “Mike the Headless Chicken”!

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Fruita council adopts housing needs assessment and action plan to guide next six years The Fruita City Council unanimously adopted a state‑required housing needs assessment and housing action plan after a consultant presentation that identified land capacity, affordability gaps and recommended strategies including ADUs, density bonuses and targeted infill.

Fruita City Council just took a bold step to tackle the housing crisis with a new action plan that promises to reshape the community's future!

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Fruita Housing Authority rejects ground-lease option with IndieBuild after tie vote The Fruita Housing Authority considered a ground-lease option allowing IndieBuild LLC to pursue LIHTC/LITEC funding to develop affordable housing on city land. The motion to approve failed after a tie and a deciding 'no' vote by the chair.

The Fruita Housing Authority's ambitious plan for affordable housing hit a snag as a crucial vote ended in a tie, leaving IndieBuild's future uncertain.

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Fruita council adopts 2025 supplemental appropriations, secures 10‑year event funding and broadband completion Council approved Resolution 20‑25‑49, amending the 2025 budget to add small artist mini‑grants, up-front funding to keep a gravel-bike event in Fruita for 10 years, Prop 123 land-acquisition support, and $113,800 to finish a broadband project (split between ARPA and a DOLA energy grant).

Fruita City Council just approved a game-changing budget resolution that secures funding for artist grants, a major gravel-bike event, and completes the town's broadband project!

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Fruita council annexes 40-acre parcel at 1615 L Road, rezones it for parks and community uses The Fruita City Council unanimously adopted two annexation ordinances and a rezoning on Nov. 19 to bring roughly 40 acres at 1615 L Road into the city as Community Services & Recreation, following staff presentations and public safety and nuisance concerns from nearby residents.

Fruita City Council just approved the annexation of 40 acres at 1615 L Road for community services, but residents are raising serious concerns about safety and quality of life.

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Fruita staff present 2026 budget highlights: community center upgrades, parks events and police staffing requests City staff previewed the 2026 budget including community center capital and technology upgrades, parks and events planning (including 1,5250 celebration options), police requests to reclassify an evidence technician to full time and three vehicle replacements, and HR benefit changes.

Fruita is gearing up for a transformative 2026 budget with exciting upgrades for community centers and parks, along with pressing police staffing needs!

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Fruita staff outline 2026 infrastructure and core-services budget; council hears capital priorities and modest rate proposals City staff presented the proposed 2026 budget overview (all funds ~$27.2M), capital projects priorities — including South Mesa Street sewer work, a proposed pedestrian bridge at 18 Road, design work for North Mesa Street bridge, Saltwash Park planning — and recommended modest rate changes: a proposed 2% sewer rate increase and a 5% trash rate pass‑

Fruita City is gearing up for a $27.2 million budget in 2026, prioritizing vital infrastructure projects and modest rate increases to enhance community services!

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Fruita City Council Approves Lease Amendment with Verizon for Community Center Space Council unanimously approves lease terms with Verizon for city-owned community center.

Fruita City Council just took a monumental step towards financial transparency by unanimously approving the 2024 financial statements, ensuring your tax dollars are managed responsibly!

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Fruita City Council Prepares for Community Art Event to Enhance Traffic Calming City manager announces upcoming art project aimed at improving downtown traffic safety

Fruita City Council is launching a vibrant community art event to transform traffic safety and public spaces—join in the creativity this Saturday!

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City of Fruita Reports $135M Net Position Increase in 2024 Financial Statements Fruita's net position rose by $9.7M due to strong revenue management and capital asset investments.

Fruita City Council reveals a remarkable $135.2 million net position, highlighting a $9.7 million increase fueled by strategic revenue management and smart investments!

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Frutta City Council Discusses Downtown Beautification and Arts Board Responsibilities Council members emphasize community values as they prepare for public discussion on art statue.

Fruita City Council is paving the way for a new community park and enhanced public safety measures that promise to elevate the quality of life for all residents.

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Ryan Murray presents findings from Fruita's 2025 Community Survey results Murray discusses resident perceptions and priorities from the latest community satisfaction survey.

Fruita residents are raising their voices about city services, revealing key concerns about housing and development in the latest community survey results.

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Survey Reveals Residents' Attitudes Towards Visiting Fruita, Colorado Participants discussed survey insights on resident sentiments about Fruita's desirability.

Fruita's recent city council meeting unveiled surprising survey results that reveal residents' mixed feelings about promoting their own community—what does this mean for the future of Fruita?

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Fruita Council Welcomes New Planning Director and Discusses Community Engagement Plans Fruita City Council introduces new Planning Director and emphasizes public engagement strategies.

Fruita City Council is paving the way for a stronger community by offering free facility rentals for local gatherings and addressing safety concerns with new initiatives!

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Fruita Council Analyzes Survey Data to Guide Growth and Housing Strategies Council discusses survey findings to address growth management and affordable housing needs.

Fruita City Council is diving deep into survey data to tackle pressing issues like affordable housing and the needs of our aging population—how will these insights shape the future of our community?

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Fruita City Council collaborates on sustainable tourism initiatives and community engagement Fruita engages local partners to enhance tourism sustainability and community participation strategies.

Fruita City Council is taking bold steps to blend tourism sustainability with community spirit, launching initiatives that could transform how visitors experience the area!

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Residents petition Fruita Council to lower speed limit on 18 Road Community members request speed limit reduction for safety near Adobe Falls Subdivision.

Residents are demanding a drastic speed limit reduction on 18 Road after a shocking accident, raising urgent safety concerns for families and cyclists in Fruita.

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Residents urge traffic safety measures on 18 And A Half Road near Adobe Creek Golf Course Local homeowners demand reduced speed limit after serious accidents on 18 And A Half Road.

Fruita residents are raising alarm bells over dangerous speeding on 18 and a Half Road, urging the council to lower the speed limit after a string of near-misses.

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Fruita City Council votes to rezone 14 acres for community residential development City Council approves zoning change to facilitate community residential growth in Fruita.

Fruita City Council is set to reshape the community by approving a zoning change for 14 acres to meet the growing demand for diverse housing options!

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Fruita Council reviews property rezoning amid traffic and development concerns Council discusses traffic impacts and property rights during rezoning application hearing.

Fruita's City Council is grappling with a contentious rezoning proposal that could reshape traffic patterns and agricultural land use—what's at stake for the community?

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Fruita City Council proclaims May 2025 as Teacher Appreciation and National Police Week City Council honors teachers and law enforcement with special proclamations for May 2025.

Fruita City Council's recent meeting celebrated educators, law enforcement, and community health, paving the way for an exciting May filled with appreciation and activities!

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Fruita City Council proclaims April 25 2025 as Arbor Day and plans tree planting event City celebrates Arbor Day with a tree planting event and annual poster contest.

Fruita is gearing up for a green celebration as the City Council proclaims April 25, 2025, as Arbor Day, with exciting tree planting events and a chance for youth to showcase their creativity!

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Fruita City Council updates traffic laws with 2024 model traffic code amendment Council advances new traffic regulations to enhance safety and enforcement uniformity in Fruita

Fruita City Council is set to modernize traffic laws by adopting the 2024 model traffic code, enhancing safety for all road users and addressing new transportation modes!

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Fruita residents demand halt to wetland destruction and oppose Astera Plastics plant Community members call for preservation of wetlands and oppose local plastic processing facility.

Fruita residents are raising alarm bells over a proposed plastics plant and the destruction of vital wetlands, passionately urging the city council to protect their community's health and identity.

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Fruta City Council approves 19 Road expansion amid property rights and safety concerns City emphasizes safety and property rights in road improvements, addressing misinformation about farm impacts.

Fruita City Council's recent meeting revealed a fierce commitment to road improvements aimed at enhancing community safety while respecting property rights, amidst rising concerns over local farms' future.

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