Getting your player ready...
A group that has been working for months to evaluate a set of proposed city projects is leaning toward recommending that 2012 is not the right time to ask Boulder voters to increase taxes to pay for the work.
The Capital Investment Strategy Committee has not yet made a final decision on what to recommend to the City Council, but several members of the committee said Tuesday night that a ballot measure this fall seems unlikely.
“I think this committee is close to saying, ‘There’s nothing developed enough for a ballot measure in 2012,'” said Dan King, owner of the Boulder Outlook Hotel and a member of the committee.
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