The Glenwood Springs City Council has made a decision regarding the South Bridge project. In a vote, the council authorized the city to acquire necessary property interests. This move is intended to advance the project forward.

The vote was not unanimous, with a 4-3 outcome. Some council members, including the Mayor and Mayor Pro Tem, voted in favor of the decision. Further details about the vote and the project are available from the Glenwood Springs Post Independent.

The city's authorization includes the possibility of using eminent domain if negotiations with property owners are unsuccessful. For more information on the South Bridge project and the city council's decision, readers can refer to the original source.