Last call: Tell us what you think about draft vision for Far Southwest Denver

The first draft of the long-term community vision for Bear Valley, College View, Fort Logan, Harvey Park, Harvey Park South and Marston will be available for public review through Monday, June 9. After Monday, city planners will be working on reviewing public comments received over the last month and updating the draft plan accordingly.

We are grateful to all community members who have already shared their feedback. If you haven't already or if you have additional comments to share, don't miss your chance. Use the links below to review and comment on the plan today! Those who take the online survey will be entered into a raffle for two $100 gift cards!

Read and comment on the draft plan

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The draft Far Southwest Area Plan organizes the community vision into six guiding themes that lay out the future for the area:

Guiding Theme	Vision
Complete Commercial Centers	In 2045, the Far Southwest area will have experienced thoughtful growth and improved design, especially in key areas on Federal Boulevard, Evans Avenue, Sheridan Boulevard, and Wadsworth Boulevard, ensuring they are well-connected to surrounding residential areas.
Local Businesses	In 2045, Far Southwest will have protected existing businesses from being pushed out and created a welcoming environment for new, locally-owned businesses to thrive.
Quiet Suburban Neighborhoods	In 2045, Far Southwest will be a community that blends its quiet suburban neighborhoods with vibrant social and commercial spaces, fostering a strong sense of connection among neighbors.
Safer Streets	In 2045, Far Southwest will have no traffic-related deaths or serious injuries, and environmental impacts will have decreased as landscaping along streets has improved.
Transportation Options	In 2045, the Far Southwest Area will have people of all ages and abilities move around the area comfortably on a network that enhances the multimodal experience with wider sidewalks, safer crosswalks, street trees, and sustainable landscaping.
Social Community Spaces	In 2045, Far Southwest will have public plazas, open spaces, and local businesses that are central to the area’s culture, serving as vital gathering spots where community ties are strengthened and celebrated.

Tell us what you think!

Use the information and links below to read the draft plan, take our survey to share your opinion on plan recommendations and priorities, and/or submit questions or comments.

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If you would like to talk with a planner one-on-one, you can also reach out to Project Manager Bryan Botello (bryan.botello@denvergov.org).

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