Dennis Royer is a transportation engineer with over 50 years of experience in all aspects of transportation. He was the City Traffic Engineer for 15 years with responsibility for approval of all public right of way improvements also was Deputy Director of Public Works for 7 years where one of his major responsibilities was the coordination with all outside organizations, i.e. RTD, CDOT and DRCOG. He was the city … Continue reading →
Abigail Bliss March 20, 2023 5:50AM “We greatly appreciate nineteen years in Cherry Creek, but it was time to upgrade,” says Alexandra Pozdnyak, co-owner and general manager of Crêpes ‘n Crêpes. The traditional French restaurant recently moved to 1222 Madison Street in Congress Park and hosted its grand opening on March 18. Pozdnyak is the stepdaughter of crêperie founder Alain Veratti, who started the business as an Elitch Gardens food … Continue reading →
On March 15 South City Park Neighbors (SCPNA) and Congress Park Neighbors INC (CPN) sponsored a meeting and greet at Montview Manor. 1663 Steele St Denver The four candidates running for District 10 – Margie Morris, Shannon Hoffman, Noah Kaplan, and Chris Hinds – and four candidates running for an At Large seat – Travis Leiker, Marty Zimmerman, Sarah Parady, and Serena Gonzales Gutierrez, and Penfield Tate gave brief … Continue reading →
Congress Park Neighbors is a member of INC and has 2 voting delegates. A motion has been presented to be voted on at the March meeting. Please read the follow information and Contact Congress Park Neighbors “At our February 11th INC Delegates meeting, we heard two presentations on a motion from the INC Transportation Committee. In March, the Delegates will be asked to vote on this motion, which will … Continue reading →
Vicki Eppler called the meeting to order at 7pm and made a statement about what a RNO is and how ours functions, CPN has been in existance for over 40years with an all volunteer board. Also advised that the meeting will be recorded and to direct questions to the chat after the presentations. Kenneth Ho of Westside Development gave a presentation with a slide show on Westside’s vision for the … Continue reading →
Strap in: Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) aka “Lynx” is bounding onto Colfax, with service to begin early 2027. The 15/15L will be replaced with an exclusive center running bus lane and four new BRT stations to serve Congress Park. More detailed information on station design and layout, can be found by searching “East Colfax Bus Rapid Transit” on Denvergov.org or visit the Community Virtual Engagement Hub at “aecomviz.com/Colfax360/”. A … Continue reading →
