Denver’s Vanishing Sense of Place By Larry Ambrose The presentation the INC Delegation enjoyed at its monthly meeting on June 9 at the Brookdale Assisted Living Center, was edifying and gratifying. Edifying because, Architect, Jeff Sheppard, whose April 4, 2015 opinion editorial appeared in the Denver Post “Denver is a great city, so why the bad buildings?” explained his theory that Denver’s new, much … Continue reading →
Big uproar over small Denver project set for rezoning hearing Monday [Denver Post] By Jon Murray The Denver Post POSTED: 06/07/2015 An experienced developer took what he called a calculated risk last year when he bought a decaying church property next to Crestmoor Park. Peter Kudla plunked down $1.6 million for the east Denver site, financed mostly through a short-term loan, even … Continue reading →
Minutes contributed by Geneva Hooten Denver’s New Bicycle ParkIng Program – Robert Ferrin, Manager on On-Street Programs, Denver Public Works How can Denver best allocate parking in the public right-of-way? What drives bike parking demand? Where should the City invest in new bike parking facilities? The Bike Parking Program endeavors to answer these questions while creating a streamlined, transparent option for … Continue reading →
The Neighborhoods Are Moved The 2015 quadrennial City elections are over and we can all go back to our daily life. In the past, elected officials, once in office, were pretty much used to placating their neighborhood folks and organizations. They knew that not much was going to effect their future elections as long as they fixed the potholes. When they received concerns … Continue reading →
