The City and its partners on the Colfax Corridor Connections project will share the results of an environmental analysis of Bus Rapid Transit on the corridor and gather input from the community.
Some plans include commuter buses down Colfax during peak times with dedicated lanes.
Continue reading →The Landmark Preservation Commission (LPC) recently formalized the involvement of Registered Neighborhood Organizations (RNOs) in the design review process for large-scale projects in historic districts. These types of projects include 2nd-story additions, new infill construction, and accessory dwelling units (ADUs). The new design review procedures and requirements are intended to:
Continue reading →Staff from Excise and Licenses and Community Planning and Development—in partnership with Councilwoman Mary Beth Susman—will be hosting four town hall meetings and presenting to Denver’s Inter-Neighborhood Cooperation’s Zoning and Planning Committee to outline the proposed STR licensing framework, answer questions and get feedback from the community.
Continue reading →Are you interested in promoting environmental stewardship in Congress Park neighborhood?
Congress Park Neighbors with the help of dedicated neighbors is exploring the possibility of entering into Denver’s Sustainable Neighborhood program.
You may have noticed some of your Facebook and Instagram friends posting content about a “secret sister gift exchange.” Even though the “secret sister gift exchange” sounds promising, it is considered a hoax that has gone viral. The “secret sister gift exchange” message says that if you buy a gift of $10 or more and add your name to a list, then you will receive 36 gifts. NOT TRUE.
Continue reading →Please join Continuum Partners on December 15, 2015 at 6 pm for an update regarding the progress of the 9th and Colorado project. The meeting will be held at Dahlia Street Church of Christ located at 1100 Dahlia Street.
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