The discourse between Xcel Energy Inc. and the city of Boulder over the city’s interest in seceding from the utility’s territory took a turn Wednesday with a formal public records request, but the underlying conflict has been brewing for a long time.
In November 2011, Boulder voters narrowly approved two ballot measures allowing city staff to explore the feasibility of creating a new utility to provide electricity to residents and businesses.
Supporters at the time said a new, locally owned…
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