Please note date change to Oct. 31

SATURDAY Oct. 31st
9:30 – 11:30 am
Monthly ZAP Meeting

Register in advance for this meeting:
https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJcqduirqz0rEtUZGPABpaic5F3dUsjFxoCH ;

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

Agenda:
9:30 am — Discussion and Q/A re existing Community Corrections system and potential changes in the proposed Text Amendment referred to as the Group Living Amendment.

City Council will consider the “Residential Care” portion of the Citywide Zoning Change at the Land Use Transportation & Infrastructure Committee on Tuesday Nov. 3, 2020 and Nov. 10, 2020. This ZAP meeting is an opportunity to discuss proposed changes to one portion of residential care — community corrections — to clarify terms (halfway houses, transitional housing, corrections facilities) and as well as ask questions about the existing program and the proposed zoning changes. To best ensure that speakers address your questions, please submit questions to zoningplanning@denverinc.org this week or as soon as possible.

Speakers:
Greg Mauro, Director, Division of Community Corrections (Department of Safety)
Andrew Webb, Senior City Planner, Community Planning & Development

10:30 am — In 2010, approximately 80% of Denver was rezoned through a legislative rezoning process, but plans to rezone areas with custom zoning (waivers, conditions, planned building groups, PUDs) were postponed until after passage of DZC. Join us for a discussion with Andrew Webb about Denver’s dual zoning codes (Denver Zoning Code and Chapter 59) and Community Planning & Development’s recent decision to address the issues that have been raised. Again, please submit questions ahead of the program to make sure they are addressed.

Speakers:
Andrew Webb, Senior City Planner, Community Planning & Development

Data Resources provided by David Gaspers at City Planning during the September 2020 ZAP meeting.

Link to geo-spatial exploration tool on Comprehensive Plan, that David Gaspers walked us through during the Sept. 26, 2020 meeting. This includes 9 goals re reducing inequity and increasing affordability in the overview as you scroll, which are useful to compare to the of projects identified as priority by CPD for 2020 and 2021.

Link to story maps provided by David Gaspers which identified six key implementation items being undertaken.

Link to story maps regarding Blueprint Denver.

Link to Neighborhood Dashboards.

Tracking Vulnerability to Displacement in Denver
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Mission Statement for INC Zoning and Planning Committee
The mission of the INC Zoning and Planning Committee is to learn about zoning, planning, licensing and urban design issues and processes in Denver, including sidewalks and tree lawns; to assist neighborhood groups in dealing with such matters, and to provide advocacy, recommendations and comments to city government, with emphasis on the need for and importance of involvement of neighbors and neighborhood organizations in city issues.