LITTLETON, Colo. — There's a big decision for voters in Littleton coming this November after a community-led citizen group was able to gather enough signatures to put a proposed charter amendment on the ballot.

Like many residents, Mark Harris was enamored with Littleton's small town charm when he moved there eight years ago.

"We wanted a hometown feel. We wanted nice, quiet neighborhoods," he said.

That's why a recent city council ordinance caught his eye.

"We spent a good part of 2024...—we had five public meetings, we had public outreach, talking about what it would look like to allow duplexes, triplexes, quadplexes, into single-family residential areas," said Littleton Mayor Kyle Schlachter.

It was part of the city's effort to take a look at inclusionary housing options for the gr

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