Erie Mayor Joe Wilson has been ordered by a judge to stay at
least 100 yards away from a woman who rents a property he is
trying to sell after confrontations between the mayor and the
tenant last week drew police to her home.  The temporary
protection order, requested by 65-year-old Karol Hopper, was
signed by Boulder County Judge Noel Blum on Monday and requires
that Wilson appear in court on March 18 to argue why the order
shouldn't be made permanent.  Blum's order also forbids Wilson
from coming within 100 yards of Hopper's home, which is in the
1400 block of North 111th Street, near the border of Lafayette
and Erie.  In a related development, the Erie Board of Trustees
has called for a special meeting Friday at 5 p.m. to discuss
whether to appoint an independent party to look into whether the
mayor's interest in the parcel on North 111th Street constitutes
an ethics violation.  Wilson lists himself as an agent,
principal and co-listing broker for the property's owner --
Cheyenne, Wyo.-based MCB Trust. He