Telluride选民决定超过1 000万美元的重大项目是否需要公众批准, 引发关于社区控制与项目拖延的辩论。 Telluride voters decide whether major projects over $10M need public approval, sparking debate over community control vs. project delays.

Telluride选民正在就投票问题300作出决定,这需要就耗资1 000万美元或以上的重大项目、重新划区或供水延伸进行公开投票。 Telluride voters are deciding on Ballot Question 300, which would require public votes on major projects costing $10 million or more, rezoning, or water extensions. 支持者说,它能确保社区控制和透明度,而反对者则警告说,它可以通过将关键基础设施、住房和保健项目变成政治斗争而延缓这些项目。 Supporters say it ensures community control and transparency, while opponents warn it could stall critical infrastructure, housing, and healthcare projects by turning them into political battles. 镇议会和许多居民反对这项措施,认为这项措施破坏了既定的规划过程,使特殊利益集团有可能操纵风险,并可能加深分歧。 The town council and many residents oppose the measure, arguing it undermines established planning processes, risks manipulation by special interests, and could deepen divisions. 竞选资金数据显示"不"的竞选者花费超过了"是"的竞选者. Campaign finance data shows the “No” campaign outspent the “Yes” side. 结果将决定Telluride如何平衡当地投入与有效治理。 The outcome will shape how Telluride balances local input with efficient governance.