Chamber supports end of Boulder-Xcel muni fight
BOULDER — After a decade of lawsuits, appeals, negotiation starts and stops, Boulder Chamber leadership favors a deal that could put an end to Boulder’s attempt to form a municipal utility and establish a path for the city to partner with Xcel Energy Inc. (NYSE: XEL) to achieve sustainability goals.
Boulder officials announced Tuesday night a potential settlement with Xcel for a new 20-year franchise agreement.
“I think the time is right,” Boulder Chamber CEO John Tayer told BizWest.
The potential settlement requires city council approval. A first reading is set for Aug. 4, followed by a…
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