If you want to help shape our neighborhood’s future, here are ways you can participate in the city’s planning process for the East Central Area. This area is comprised of the following neighborhoods: Capitol Hill, North Capitol Hill, City Park West, City Park, Cheesman Park and Congress Park. An area-wide workshop meeting will take place Tuesday, Feb. 5, from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Scottish Rite Masonic Center, 1370 … Continue reading →
Demolition of the the old University of Colorado Health Sciences Center “Bridge” on schedule, with 9th Avenue scheduled to be closed to through traffic between Colorado Blvd and Bellaire Streets starting on Wednesday, January 9, 2019. Sidewalks under the bridge will be closed at this time as well, pedestrian access is available along Albion Street, 10th Avenue, and Ash Street; walking around or through the new Hale Park. RTD has … Continue reading →
CPN Green Team has a new quarterly meeting format where neighbors gather to learn about local “green” activities. We’ll meet at a neighborhood venue with food, beverages and socializing! The next CPN GT Meet N Greet will be Thursday,Jan. 17, 6-8pm at The Goods Restaurant. Join us! It’s fun.
The Division of Real Estate is seeing an uptick in cases involving two types of cases involving long-term home ownership: Wholesaling/Assigning Transactions and Distressed Rescue Transactions. Wholesaling/Assigning Transactions Investors and real estate brokers are targeting people with home ownership of over 20 years. This targeting translates to people over the age of 50 who are close to paying down their mortgage and holding equity in their property. The investor will … Continue reading →
The President of Blue Bird Improvement District, Don Novak, has sent a letter to the Neighborhood Planning Initiative (NPI) committee unanimously recommending zoning changes for business properties along E. Colfax to include: Apply U-MX-8 (i.e. Urban Mixed Use buildings that can be eight stories), or similar, zoning to all properties on Colfax Extend the current parking exemption that now exists for lots of 6,250 or less sq. ft. to the … Continue reading →
Bridge over 9th Avenue, remnant of former CU hospital campus, to be demolished From Business Den Thomas Gounley December 11, 2018 The “research bridge” is coming down after all. Continuum Partners and CIM Group, which are developing the massive 9th & Colorado project at the site of the University of Colorado’s former Health Sciences Center, have decided not to preserve the five-story structure that crosses 9th Avenue, allowing traffic to … Continue reading →
