Teller is opened its doors to host a community information night on Tuesday, January 28th for families and community members who were interested in learning more about the East Central Area Plan (ECAP). The plan makes recommendations for changes to our streets such as new bikeways and bus lanes. It has suggestions for affordable housing, open space, public parks, and commercial development. The plan is a 20-year plan. It has … Continue reading →
A MESSAGE FROM CPD!!! UPDATE! We have extended the review period for the first draft of the East Central Area Plan an additional month. Community members who have not submitted their feedback on this draft may do so through Wednesday, February 5, 2020. We are grateful to everyone who has commented on the draft and the planning process so far. The end of this comment period will not be the … Continue reading →
Share your thoughts on draft plan by January 5 February 5 Since the first draft of the East Central Area Plan was released in early November, community members have submitted 500 comments in response. If you haven’t already, we encourage you to review the draft over the next few weeks and submit your feedback by Sunday, January 5, February 52020. The end of this comment period will not be the … Continue reading →
Growth in Denver – Protecting Our Communities and Building Prosperity Redevelopment of more than 500 acres along the I-25 corridor on the Westside of town will shape the look and feel of Denver if each site builds to the maximum proposed density. The area (depicted in the map below) stretches from I-70 between Pecos (old Denver Post Print facility) and Brighton Boulevard (Denver Coliseum) to the old Gates Rubber Factory … Continue reading →
On November 13 Community Planning and Development hosted a workshop regarding the revision of the Neighborhood Planning Initiative. The full PDF file detailing plans for all 6 neighborhoods can be found here and all should be read. A portion of the plan pertaining only to the Congress Park Statistical Neighborhood and East Colfax is available here and can be downloaded. DOWNLOAD HERE It is important that comments, comments, comments … Continue reading →
On September 25 2019 Congress Park Neighbors hosted a second Neighborhood Planning Initiative meeting. The topic for this neighborhood planning initiative was Mobility/Green Space. The speaker is Stephen Rijo from Denver Public Works. The meeting was over 2 hours and the videos are divided into two parts. Part one is an outline of the plan and part 2 are questions and answers from the audience. These video recordings are decidedly … Continue reading →
