After a long hiatus, we’re happy to announce that the INC ZAP Committee is back! Please come to discuss area planning initiatives and how to create a “people centered” plan in your neighborhood. The meeting will feature members from the West Area plan task force and also two of the city planners who were a part of the planning process. … Continue reading →
News for release February 4, 2021 Swartz, Laura D. – CPD Manager Marketing and Communications Laura.Swartz@denvergov.org Denver – Starting March 1, Community Planning and Development will begin assessing a new review fee for large development projects in Denver. The fee will only apply to the few projects that are of the size and scale that would require the city’s large … Continue reading →
Stakeholders, Below is Community Planning and Development’s December code and policy alert newsletter. Your partnership in sharing any of this information through your communication channels is greatly appreciated. In this issue you will find… A fresh look and feel to DenverGov.org What’s new: Zone lot amendments can now be requested in e-permits A new contractor license type for construction Optional … Continue reading →
In January 2020, INC established a committee to: (1) examine and review the RNO Ordinance and recommend possible improvements; and, (2) recommend ways in which the inclusivity and effectiveness of Denver Registered Neighborhood Organizations can be improved. The 12-person committee, co-chaired by Margie Valdez and Michael Henry, had two in-person meetings and two telephone/Zoom meetings. City Councilman Paul Kashmann attended … Continue reading →
The City of Denver’s Department of Community Planning and Development is preparing to kick off a ‘Residential Infill’ project within a multi-part effort to diversify housing options in new and existing neighborhoods. The Residential Infill project will implement City Council-adopted policy for improved access to opportunity in residential neighborhoods through more diverse housing choices while addressing common concerns about design … Continue reading →
