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NOISE VARIANCE REQUEST FOR ROAD CONSTRUCTION

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Noise variances are necessary when nighttime construction work is being proposed and noise levels above existing conditions are expected, Night work is scheduled to begin as early as May 2017 with approximately  45 days/nights of construction needed for the project to be completed by the end of October 2017.

The noisiest operations are expected to be pavement removal and repaving operations. More specifically the operations expected to produce significant noise are pavement milling, saw cutting, spoils removal and repaving activity.

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Registration Begins Now for Electronics Recycling Event in April

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Denver’s Electronics Recycling Collection Event on Saturday, April 15 at Metech Recycling (500 W. 53rd Place). Registration is required to participate – Denver residents can make an appointment online at https://april15-ecycle.eventbrite.com.
The event offers a significantly discounted recycling fee of $5 per vehicle or $10 for each television or monitor. Typically, the cost to recycle a television or monitor can range from $25 to $75 per unit!

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Please Take Our Short Survey

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Please take this short survey as we prepare for a visit from Mayor Hancock.  We need your input about what topics that you would like to have him discuss.  There are also a couple of more questions that we are interested in and hope for your help

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New’s Letter Spring 2017

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Short term rentals (STRs) are found in all parts of Denver with a noticeably heavy concentration of them in the central neighborhoods of District 10. Capitol Hill, Cheesman Park and Congress Park have the most STRs, but STR opportunities exist in almost all District 10 neighborhoods.On June 12, 2016, after two years of discussion, Denver City Council approved a measure to allow STR’s only in primary residences. The rules took effect on July 1st and gave hosts until December 31, 2016 to obtain a business license with the city, pay the city’s 10.75% Lodger’s Tax and come into compliance with the new regulations. Enforcement of the new law began on January 1, 2017.

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Game Plan Open House

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The Game Plan (Denver Parks and Recreation’s visioning plan), as part of the Denveright initiative (www.denvergov.org/denveright) needs public input! We are at an exciting phase of the Game Plan as we are now looking forward to the future of Denver Parks and Recreation. Building off the previous community feedback, analysis of the existing system and national trends, we will focus on the completed analysis and preview draft opportunities for the future at these meetings. Each meeting will have Spanish interpretation available.

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