Some business owners on South Nevada Avenue near interstate 25 in Colorado Springs said they are happy to see some improvements after the city expanded its sit-lie ordinance in January.
The ordinance allows police to issue tickets to those who sit or lie down in a public right of away in designated parts of the city.
The new boundaries include areas south of I-25 and East of South Nevada Avenue.
“The alley behind this store was probably one of the biggest for drug use and homeless camps,” Mountain Wookies Owner Jon Myer said…