 |
To our Denver community,
Thank you for your input over the past year through countless surveys, draft plans, new codes and ordinances, advisory boards, community meetings, and so much more. Whether it's reading one of our newsletters and sharing it with your neighbors and coworkers, or if it's joining city planners at an open house in your area, we are truly grateful for your time and attention as we work together to build a more inclusive, connected and healthy Denver over the next 20 years.
Thank you,
Denver Community Planning and Development
|
|
|
|
Here's what we're looking forward to in January and February:
|
|
Residents have another chance to help shape Denver's future
|
|
On Monday, we released the second draft of three Denveright plans
that will guide development, parks, and mobility options over the next 20 years. The drafts are available for public review through February 27.
Read the drafts and provide feedback online:
City planners is also hosting
drop-in sessions
for residents to provide feedback or ask questions in person. Residents will also have an opportunity to share their thoughts with members of the Denver Planning Board at a listening session February 27. Details to come.
|
|
More than 2,700 residents have commented on the plans so far!
The latest drafts reflect residents' comments and support for policies on equity, housing choices, quality-of-life infrastructure improvements, mobility choices and more oversight to ensure accountability when the plans are implemented. Each plan linked above has a "reader's guide" with summaries of what's changed and the comments received.
Input received during this review period will be incorporated into a third draft of the plans, which will be released in March ahead of public hearings by the Denver Planning Board and the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board (Game Plan for a Healthy City) in March and City Council in April.
|
|
Thinking about a home improvement project this spring? Join us at the Garden and Home Show
|
|
From zoning codes to contractors to permits, join us at the 2019 Garden and Home Show to learn the basics before embarking on a spring project.
Bring your questions and come meet our residential permitting team:
4-5 p.m., Sunday, February 17
700 14th St., Denver
|
|
|
Neighborhood planning kicks into high gear
|
|
Residents in several corners of the city will establish visions specific to the needs of their neighborhoods this year. Additionally, master planning in the Broncos Stadium District and around the Loretto Heights campus will give the community a voice in areas where redevelopment is expected.
Check out these upcoming planning events:
|
|
TONIGHT:
Unveiling a draft plan for the Far Northeast area
We’ve once again joined forces with Councilwoman Stacie Gilmore’s Annual District 11 Town Hall Meeting and Resource Fair. This productive evening will give you the opportunity to weigh on the draft plan for the
Far Northeast area
and to connect with city services.
6-8 p.m., Tuesday, January 15
Evie Garrett Dennis Campus, 1-West Commons Bldg
4800 Telluride St., Denver
|
|
TONIGHT: Loretto Heights Area Plan
6-8 p.m., Tuesday, January 15
Machebeuf Hall
3001 S. Federal Blvd.
|
|
January 16: East Area Plan -
Join the more than 1,100 people who have shared their hopes and concerns for
the East Area
to help guide planning efforts.
6-8 p.m., Wednesday, Jan. 16
Park Hill Masonic Lodge
4819 Montview Blvd.
|
|
February 5: East Central Area Plan - Community Workshops
Help craft the vision for Capitol Hill, North Capitol Hill, City Park, City Park West, Congress Park and Cheesman Park. Workshop locations coming soon.
|
|
Throughout February: Neighborhood Workshops for East Central and East Areas
Join your neighbors to ensure planning efforts address your community's specific needs.
|
|
East Area
:
Feb. 21: Hale
Feb. 26: South Park Hill
Feb. 28: Montclair
March 5: East Colfax
|
|
East Central Area
:
Feb. 7: North Capitol Hill, City Park West
Feb. 12: Capitol Hill, Cheesman Park
Feb. 13: City Park, Congress Park
|
|
BUILDING COMMUNITY:
About Community Planning and Development
|
|
Denver Community Planning and Development (CPD) is responsible for visionary city planning and ensuring safe, responsible, sustainable building. CPD regulates planning, zoning, development and maintenance of private property in Denver. We're BUILDING COMMUNITY -- working hard to make Denver a great place to live, work and play! Learn more at
denvergov.org/cpd
.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
