On Dec 20, 2023 Congress Park Neighbors held their general meeting following their Annual Members Meeting. Notes found here Chapters are 00:00:00 Introduction 00:02:16 Georgia Garnsey City Park Friends and Neighbors 00:14:20 BRT Team 00:40:19 Questions and Answers 01:05:29 Chaim Bennell House of Copa
Continue reading →You are enthusiastically encouraged to attend your annual Congress Park Neighbors, Inc., (CPN) members’ meeting next month. Your CPN Board of Directors will be hosting it via Zoom. Please register for the meeting below.
All neighbors are welcome to attend, but only members in good standing (joined prior to September 20, 2023) will be sent a ballot
Congress Park Neighbors, Inc. P.O. Box 18571 Denver, CO 80218 Annual Meeting Invitation, 2023 Dear Member of Congress Park Neighbors, Inc. You are enthusiastically encouraged to attend your annual Congress Park Neighbors, Inc., (CPN) members’ meeting next month. Your CPN Board of Directors will be hosting it via Zoom. Please register for the meeting below. https://bit.ly/47DEnfm After you register for the meeting, you will be sent a link to the … Continue reading →
From time to time it becomes necessary for by-laws of an organization to change in order to increase flexibility. These are the proposed changes to Congress Park Neighbors by-laws to be voted on at the annual members meeting December 20 2023 ARTICLE XI AMENDMENTS These Bylaws may be altered, amended or repealed and new Bylaws may be adopted by a majority of the directors present at any meeting of the Board … Continue reading →
Agenda: Dr. Jody Slate, How do 311 and 911 function? Matt Fariss, Jackson St Projects Emma Harrison BRT Questions Table of Chapters: 00:00:00 Introduction Myles Tangalin 00:01:02 Dr Jody Slate, How do 311 and 911 function? 00:31:30 Hana Ruiz DPD Crime Stats for CPN 00:45:09 Matt Fariss -Upcoming Jackson St Project and Closure
Historic Denver and Colorado Preservation Inc. oppose the suggestion that there are no adverse effects to the historic character of the Colfax Corridor by the proposed BRT station shelter design. We urge the Federal Transit Administration, City and County of Denver, and the project team to revise the station shelter design to create a product that is sympathetic to the surrounding context and mitigates the potential adverse effects to the Colfax … Continue reading →
