INC’s annual Neighborhood Awards dinner is around the corner in late January. Be thinking about who in your neighborhood has gone the extra mile to make your community a better place to live, work and play; someone who has improved the quality of life for your community.
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See the request received by Denver Department Of Environmental Health in late April.
The Colorado Department of Transportation released this statement to CBS4: This is one of the trade offs for any large construction project—the opportunity for a contractor to reduce the length of construction overall by doing work at night while balancing community needs and concerns. This is why the variance process is so important; so that these exact issues can be evaluated and discussed. At the same time, CDOT has provided home improvements to approximately 250 homes near the I-70 viaduct so that these homes have an extra measure of insulation against construction noise, whether day or night.
INC hosted its annual Neighborhood Awards Dinner and silent auction fundraiser on Tuesday, January 31, 2017
The location was the Doubletree Hotel in Stapleton. The theme was the “Roaring 20’s”.
The primary focus of the dinner is to honor those who contribute to and improve Denver’s community and neighborhoods. The secondary purpose is to gather neighborhood leaders and city staff together for fun and interaction that builds relationships and empower us to work together throughout the year.
