The homeless do have the right to “loiter” in public spaces (sidewalks) and ask for assistance from residents. At the same time they cannot create unsafe conditions (block public passageways); interfere with business entrances and customers (aggressively panhandle); or engage in illegal behavior that negatively impacts the quality of life in the area
At the Oct 10 delegate meeting INC hosted a forum concerning election item 2C also known as “National Western” . Participants in this forum were Richard Scharf, Kelly Leid, John Zapien, Susan Barnes-Gelt, Thad Tecza
At the Oct 10 delegate meeting INC hosted a forum concerning election item 2A also known as “College Matters” . Participants in this forum were former Council Woman Susan Barnes-Gelt and Ben Kelly representative from Proposition 2A
Inter-Neighborhood Cooperation partnered again with the League of Women Voters of Denver to organize Three election forums to be presented by Denver Decides through Denver 8TV for the very important November 3 school board and ballot issue elections.
Watch them here
Denver Community Planning and Development in partnership with the Inter-Neighborhood Cooperation neighborhood coalition, created the first Citizens’ Planning Academy.Three sessions gave 30 participants insight into the key aspect of citywide plans, neighborhood plans and zoning.
This event was held September 30, 2015 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the Blair-Caldwell Library. See the video
Candidates are presented in ballot order Candidate Forum At-Large Allegra (Happy) Haynes Richard Speth Candidate Forum District 1 Southeast Kristi Bulkovitch Anne Rowe Candidate Forum District 5 Northwest Michael Kiley Lisa Flores
In announcing that that it would not go forward with their plan, the Zoo cited numerous reasons, none of which, of course, included questions raised by Inter-Neighborhood Cooperation or INC’s request for Denver City Council to conduct an in depth, fact-finding hearing to shed light on this complicated issue of major importance. Such a hearing would have likely determined that burning trash and manure was an inappropriate use in Denver’s parks. It is an industrial use which better belongs in an industrial zoned area away from the Zoo’s 4000 animals, the Zoo’s visiting school children, City Park visitors and the thousands of residents who surround the Park.
