Denver will force landlords to get licenses to rent their properties The program will take a few years to fully implement. The Denverite 5-3-21 Esteban L. Hernandez Renting out properties in Denver is about to get a little more complicated. Denver City Council on Monday approved a new program requiring landlords to get a license to rent out properties. Lawmakers said the licensing program will help the city get a … Continue reading →
Agenda 12th Ave Bike Way 00:02:04 Ellen Forthofer, project manager for the E. 12th Ave Neighborhood Bikeway and City Planner with DOTI presents Denver’s Department of Transportation & Infrastructure (DOTI) is designing a neighborhood bikeway for E 12th Ave from N Madison St to N Yosemite St. This neighborhood bikeway includes improvements to prioritize people walking, biking, or making local vehicle trips. Senator Chris Hansen 00:23:01 Senator Hansen won our … Continue reading →
Table of Contents Residential Rental License Policy PROPOSAL 00:03:08 Councilwoman Stacie Gilmore and District 11 Chief of Staff Magen Elenz will present the proposed Residential Rental License Policy being considered by City Council. You may view the Jan. 28th Council Committee presentation here. Questions 00:33:27 Bundled Zoning Code Text Amendments 01:06:32 Tina Axelrad (Zoning Administrator) and Abe Barge (Principal City Planner) will present the latest proposed bundle of 160 changes … Continue reading →
Rental registration and licensing programs are tools that several municipalities are using to strengthen tenants’ rights within their communities and protect tenants from exploitative landlords. In strained housing markets these can be used as tools by municipalities to increase the standard of living. Estimated that 49.9% of homes and multi-family units in Denver are rentals according to US Census data found at American Fact Finder. Registry and license program would … Continue reading →
