A Compilation of the Records of the Colorado Springs Lighting Controversy
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"A Compilation of the Records of the Colorado Springs Lighting Controversy," edited by Henry Floy, offers a detailed look into a significant public debate in early 20th-century Colorado. This volume meticulously gathers primary source documents related to the dispute surrounding the establishment and operation of the Colorado Springs municipal lighting system. Readers gain valuable insights into the technical, economic, and political considerations that shaped the development of public utilities during a period of rapid technological advancement.
The compilation includes reports, correspondence, legal documents, and public statements, providing a comprehensive understanding of the arguments and perspectives involved. This historical record serves as a valuable resource for historians, economists, and engineers interested in the evolution of public infrastructure and the challenges of balancing public and private interests in the provision of essential services. The book highlights the complex interplay of technology, governance, and community engagement in shaping the urban landscape.
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