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Judge rules windmill stays
By NATHAN BRUTTELL
Arizona Superior Court ruled in favor of two Lake Havasu City residents and their case against the city to keep a non-working windmill on their property.
“It is very apparent to the Court that what the city is attempting to do is to place a square peg into a round hole,” Bullhead City Judge Charles W. Gurtler Jr. wrote in his ruling. “The city could easily have passed an ordinance that simply required that no structure could be placed on the property that exceeded the maximum height of 15 feet. This the city did not do.”
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School track may get repairs
By JACKIE LEATHERMAN
The school district’s only quality track may be on its way to getting about $150,000 worth of repairs.
The Lake Havasu Unified School District governing board is slated to vote on whether to repair the track at Thunderbolt Middle School, which is also used by the Lake Havasu High School for track meets.
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State Parks adjusts fee proposal after public comment
By JACKIE LEATHERMAN
The local community yelled, and it seems as if State Parks officials listened.
New proposed state park fees going up for approval this week seem to have struck a balance between what local park users want and what the state parks board needs in what has been a controversial battle.
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