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Ivory Homes proposal in Browns Canyon gets negative recommendation

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Summit County residents packed a public hearing to voice their opposition Thursday evening. The Kamas library auditorium was filled with boisterous applause Aug. The Eastern Summit County Planning Commission unanimously gave it a negative recommendation at the Aug.

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