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Resident raises complaint about candidates’ signs on district property; board discusses bylaws and county right-of-way rules
Summary
A Pueblo West resident alleged candidates placed campaign signs on district-owned property and in county right-of-way areas; board members discussed creating explicit signage rules in bylaws and asked staff to confirm county authority on right-of-way enforcement.
A public comment read at the April 28 meeting accused a sitting board member of placing campaign signs on district property and in public right-of-way areas without board authorization.
Why it matters: the complaint raises questions about the district’s rules governing candidate signage, the limits of district authority over right-of-way areas and whether board members should be held to distinct standards for campaign conduct.
The written public comment, delivered by staff reading an emailed statement from resident Nick Madero, said district candidates had placed signs “on right…
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