Denver Historians Colloquium c/o Dr. Thomas J. Noel https://dr-colorado.com/ 3 March 2023 An Open Letter to the Voters of the City and County of Denver Subject: Preservation of the Park Hill Conservation Easement in Northeast Denver We represent a group of Denver-based historians from many different walks of life – authors, educators, former officials, design experts, preservation advocates, and more. … Continue reading →
The following land has been proposed as park designation. Designating a park means the city can’t sell, trade or do anything to change the status of the land without a vote of the people. Platte Farm Open Space – 5.8 ac Download Here Montbello Open Space – 5.6 ac Download Here Uplands Park – 14.6 ac Download Here Park Hill … Continue reading →
The 2018 Reality Check Survey was conducted to help the three partner organizations – Community Spaces, The Denver Office of Strategic Partnerships, and Sharing Connexion – better understand the impact of rising commercial rents and gentrification on nonprofits, social enterprises, and mission-driven businesses (referred to collectively for the remainder of the report as mission-driven organizations) operating in the City of Denver.
DENVER August 10, 2019 – Denver’s Inter-Neighborhood Cooperation (DenverINC) members overwhelmingly passed a Resolution in support of preserving the Park Hill Golf Course perpetual open space conservation easement defined in the City’s purchase in November 1997. The Resolution will be sent to Denver’s City Council. INC’s Resolution was also endorsed by former Denver Mayor Wellington Webb, under whose administration the … Continue reading →
By Happy Haynes | Guest Commentary Denver Post PUBLISHED: February 26, 2019 at 5:50 pm | UPDATED: March 5, 2019 at 10:18 am You may have recently read that Denver is losing park land. That’s simply not accurate. A series of articles from January, “The Densification of Denver,” implied that Denver is losing park land and open space with no … Continue reading →
Judge Ross B.H. Buchanan denied Clayton Early Learning motion to dismiss on November 30 2018 and Clayton filed its answer to the amended complaint on December 7 2018 The parties will now engage in discovery and unless the case is settled it will go to trial. Due to the types of claims made by Arcis—and particularly the “duty of good … Continue reading →
This former Globeville farm, which became a place to dump trash and burn cars, will get a new life as an urban park It already has horses. David Sachs The Denverite If it wasn’t for Denver’s downtown skyline poking over the horizon in the distance, you might mistake the five-plus acres of grass, trees and utility poles in Globeville for … Continue reading →
