That stance followed Denver’s recent adoption of more stringent rules for where newly permitted poles should be placed — preferably closer to street corners, for starters — and a requirement that the companies notify adjacent property owners before installation. In part, the city was responding to months of questions from surprised property owners and landlords.
IT’S OPEN NOW!!!
Congress Park Pool is one of Denver’s oldest outdoor pools. Built in 1955, it’s one of the city’s most costly pools to maintain and after 63 years, major leaks now require significant repairs. As a result, DPR plans to open Congress Park Pool in late June to complete extensive repairs.
DPR recognizes the value Congress Park Pool provides to the community as well as the voters in Denver who helped secure the 2017 General Obligation Bond, which allots $8.3M to reconstructing this pool (with design starting this summer). They apologize for any inconvenience this unexpected delay may cause, and thanks pool users and the general public for their patience as we work on repairing the pool.
April 2018 was a special month. On four Saturdays in a row, the Green Team hosted events in support of Planet Earth. Events focused on actions to take right now to reduce your carbon footprint. Events also introduced participants to Congress Park neighbors already taking action and willing to share their experience. All events were free and open to the public!
UPDATE!!! March 21, 2018 A notice to customers along Detroit Street from 6th – 10th Ave has been sent out. Eddie Hernandez estimates that they will start doing work there within 2 months.
A big shout out to our Congress Park Neighbors Green Team! They were awarded a very prestigious award from Inter-Neighborhood Cooperation at their Annual Award Dinner. The award was the Neighborhood Excellence award and was the first given for “continuing commitment to bettering the environment”
