Following last week’s decision by the Planning Board to recommend approval of the proposed update to Denver’s group living rules, the project team will continue community outreach with six sessions of online office hours starting next week. These sessions will offer participants an opportunity to ask questions and share their thoughts in a small-group setting.
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Tiny house villages proposal in the works Public meeting on tiny house villages 6-7:30 p.m., Wednesday, June 5 St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church 2015 Glenarm Place Denver City Councilwoman Robin Kniech is proposing a zoning rules change to allow temporary tiny house villages. The update will be separate from other potential Denver Zoning Code updates related to group living. Kniech is … Continue reading →
On April 13 2019 a Mayoral Forum was held and hosted by the League of Women Voters, Inter-Neighborhood Cooperation, Historic Denver, and Denver Channel 8. Two questions to the candidates in the lightning round were based on resolutions passed by the INC Delegation. They were a resolution regardingthe acquisition of Park Hill Golf Course and its disposition and a resolution … Continue reading →
From:Foster, Alexandra O. – CPD Marketing Commun Splst (Alexandra.Foster@denvergov.org) RNO Contacts: Thank you, for participating in the review of the draft Denveright plans! More than 2,400 people offered feedback this fall. In January 2019, city planners will release updated drafts of Comprehensive Plan 2040, Blueprint Denver and Game Plan for a Healthy City at denvergov.org/denveright and in local libraries. We’ll … Continue reading →
Denveright’s plan review and adoption schedule Revised plans tentatively set for City Council review in early spring Thank you, Denver! Nearly 2,000 of you offered feedback about the ideas in the plans, via online and paper surveys and at our office hours throughout the city. We’re hard at work reviewing your feedback. Several civic groups got deadline extensions through the … Continue reading →
I recommend one of two courses of action at this time:
(1) Merge the documents into one planning document that brings together the six elements of the Comprehensive Plan with the six parallel sections of Blueprint. Incorporate all goals, objectives, and strategies into a single document.
(2) Alternatively, create two documents that are more distinct companion plans. Bring all goals and policies into the Comprehensive Plan, and have Blueprint be the companion action plan with the implementation strategies all in one volume. (I believe this approach would recapture the original intent of the Blueprint process.)
Subject Comments on Denveright Comprehensive Plan 2040 and Denveright Blueprint 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. Our pattern is to meet most weeks throughout the year and discuss current projects related to historic preservation, including research, writing, historic tours, restoration efforts, and design.
We are transmitting comments to you on the historic preservation and urban design provisions in the recently released draft plan documents titled Denveright Comprehensive Plan 2040 and Denveright Blueprint Denver
