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First draft of East Area Plan coming soon! Learn all about it at open house March 26

After reviewing extensive comments on potential recommendations for the East Area Plan, we will be holding a community open house to discuss the draft plan with community members. Join your neighbors to learn about the plan and offer feedback. We will send an additional email notice when the draft plan is available ahead of the event.

Community Open House to Review Draft Plan

6-8 p.m., Thursday, March 26

Johnson & Wales University Academic Center

1900 Olive Street, Denver

Food will be provided, and children are welcome.

Plan on attending? Let us know! RSVPs are not required to attend, but they will help us ensure we can accommodate everyone.

Can't make it? The draft plan, meeting materials and opportunities to share your voice online will be posted on the project website.

Language interpretation : To request interpretation in any language, email PlanningServices@denvergov.org four days before the workshop.

Accessibility : If you need a sign language interpreter or CART Services, contact SignLanguageServices@denvergov.org at least three business days ahead of the meeting you'd like to attend. For other public accommodation requests/concerns related to a disability, please contact DisabilityAccess@denvergov.org .

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Help us get the word out!

As ever, we want to hear from as many people as possible from all corners of the community. Please help us spread the word about the upcoming open house and the draft plan by downloading our flier and sharing it with your friends and neighbors.

Download the flier

Questions about the plan? Get answers here!

The East Area Plan kicked off in 2017, but if you are new to the process and have general questions about what the plan is and what it means for your neighborhood, read our Frequently Asked Questions.

Download the East Area Plan FAQs

About the East Area Plan

The East Planning Area neighborhoods—South Park Hill, Montclair, Hale, and East Colfax—contain many great community assets, including historic parkways, the Rose Medical Center, Johnson and Wales University, and many unique, locally-owned businesses. The area is experiencing some significant changes, such as the 9th and Colorado mixed use project, as well as plans to add Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) along Colfax Avenue. Two of the four neighborhoods, South Park Hill and East Colfax, have out of date plans, while Hale and Montclair have no plans at all.

The Neighborhood Planning Initiative provides a great opportunity to establish the community’s vision for maintaining and enhancing the quality of life in these neighborhoods for decades to come.

For more on how to get involved and stay up to date on plan news :

Forward this email to others with interest in the East Area
Visit the plan webpage
Contact Senior City Planner Elizabeth Weigle