Staff from Excise and Licenses and Community Planning and Development—in partnership with Councilwoman Mary Beth Susman—will be hosting four town hall meetings and presenting to Denver’s Inter-Neighborhood Cooperation’s Zoning and Planning Committee to outline the proposed STR licensing framework, answer questions and get feedback from the community.
From the Glendale Cherry Creek Chronicle December 2015
By the Editorial Board
The Denver Community Planning and Development Department under Brad Buchanan repeatedly has publicly declared that its overarching goal in planning and zoning for the City and County of Denver is “transparency, partnership and meaningful public involvement.”
Denver neighborhood leader and attorney Greg Kirwin, however, described what actually
happens “as anyone with experience trying to shape their neighborhood knows, the land
use process is primarily a collaboration between planning staff and consultants for the
developers who cherry-pick language from Denver’s Plans and Zoning Code to build
whatever kind of new development they want.”
On Oct 24 2015 INC President Larry Ambrose appeared on the Chuck and Julie Week End Wake Up Show KNUS AM 710. The interview can be heard minus commercials below
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Thursday, July 23, 2015 Denver’s first Citizens’ Planning Academy slated for Fall 2015 Participants will learn “city-building 101” from Activation to Zoning Local residents will get an inside look at how city planning works starting in September, when Denver Community Planning and Development launches the first-ever Citizens’ Planning Academy. Hosted in partnership with the Inter-Neighborhood Cooperation (INC) … Continue reading →
Reprinted from the Cherry Creek Chronicle Dec 2014. This article is provided for informational purposes. http://glendalecherrycreek.com/2014/12/denver-city-council-grabs/ Will RNOs Weigh In On Election May 5? by Mark Smiley Denver’s municipal election is set for May 5 which includes the mayor and the entire 13 member City Council. While there is dissatisfaction with Mayor Michael Hancock in some neighborhoods throughout the city, … Continue reading →
INC adopts a platform on neighbors role on development. Higher density development would not be allowed if it worsens traffic and parking. City departments wants to work with INC on its far-reaching proposal. Registered Neighborhood Organizations would play a much bigger role in developments in Denver, under a platform recently adopted by a group that represents 100 of the 211 RNOs … Continue reading →
Our committees need volunteers to assist with the Awards Dinner, Communications and Membership. Awards Dinner Volunteers will provide assistance to the chair to develop strategy, event elements, silent auction solicitation, sponsorship development, general help Communications volunteers will provide Website updates (We train on Word Press), media development (media list updates, write news releases), newsletter proofing, newsletter graphic layout, strategic … Continue reading →
