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    The Summit Stage unveiled its first three electric buses on Monday, marking a step towards a fully electric fleet by 2030. Stakeholders gathered for the ribbon cutting ceremony to recognize the importance of more sustainable public transportation and reducing greenhouse gas emissions from county vehicles. According to experts, the transition to electric buses will help significantly cut emissions, one of the county's largest sources of pollution.

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    The Summit Stage unveiled its first three electric buses on Monday, marking a step towards a fully electric fleet by 2030. Stakeholders gathered for the ribbon cutting ceremony to recognize the importance of more sustainable public transportation and reducing greenhouse gas emissions from county vehicles. According to experts, the transition to electric buses will help significantly cut emissions, one of the county's largest sources of pollution.

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    The Summit Stage unveiled its first three electric buses on Monday, marking a step towards a fully electric fleet by 2030. Stakeholders gathered for the ribbon cutting ceremony to recognize the importance of more sustainable public transportation and reducing greenhouse gas emissions from county vehicles. According to experts, the transition to electric buses will help significantly cut emissions, one of the county's largest sources of pollution.

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    TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2020 SUMMITDAILY.

    COM | FREE

    Summit Stage turns electric


    By Sawyer D’Argonne
    [email protected]

    FRISCO — The Summit


    Stage took the first step
    in its eventual transition
    to a 100% electric fleet on
    Monday morning, unveil-
    ing the transit service’s
    first three electric buses
    that soon will haul com-
    munity members around
    the county and hopefully
    make a dent in the area’s
    greenhouse emissions.
    A crowd of stakehold-
    ers gathered at the Transit
    Administration Building in
    Frisco on Monday to officially
    cut the ribbon on the new
    buses and to speak to the
    importance of taking another
    step forward in building a
    more sustainable community
    by pushing for better public
    transportation and the rapid
    transition of county vehicles
    to new electric options.
    According to experts, the
    move to battery electric
    vehicles will help to cut into
    one of the county’s biggest
    sources of emissions.
    PHOTO BY SAWYER D’ARGONNE / [email protected]
    ELECTRIC, 3 The Summit Stage added its first three electric buses to its fleet Monday. The move will help cut into one of the county’s biggest sources of emissions.

    Silverthorne plans for grocery store, child care center


    By Taylor Sienkiewicz a 9-acre parcel between surrounding residential The town is negotiating building additional work- the holdup is the need to
    [email protected] Kum & Go on Ruby Ranch population. with Continuum Partners, force housing rental units transition a memorandum
    Road and Our Lady of “Now that Smith Ranch a Denver-based develop- on the parcel. of understanding to an
    SILVERTHORNE — Plans Peace Catholic Church neighborhood is under er, but has not yet reached The child care facility intergovernmental agree-
    for a child care center and will be the commercial site construction, and we have an official development will be on a 1.8-acre site ment between Silverthorne
    a grocery store are moving where the grocery store is 120 houses that are occu- agreement for the proper- across from the commercial and Summit County. In ad-
    ahead on two plots of land in planned. The parcel was pied and … another 100 ty. Leidal said Continuum plot along Adams Avenue. dition, Silverthorne plans
    Silverthorne that would serve purchased by the town in that are coming … we said, Partners understands that At the town council work to put out two requests for
    the Smith Ranch Neigh- 2013, and the town has ‘OK, now is the time. Now the town intends for the session Wednesday, Town proposals: one to hire a
    borhood and other nearby talked for several years is the time that we ought parcel to host a small-scale Manager Ryan Hyland project manager and one
    residential areas. about bringing a neigh- to be planning what that commercial center based said Public Works Direc- to bring on an executive
    Assistant Town Manager borhood grocery store to commercial site should look around a grocery store. The tor Tom Daugherty has
    Mark Leidal explained that the parcel to service the like,’” Leidal said. company also has proposed the site “shovel ready” but SMITH RANCH, 3

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