The meeting was called to order by INC President, Larry Ambrose at Jake’s, at 38th and Walnut in the Cole/River North neighborhood at 9 am.
Treasurer’s report INC October 2015 Treas Report
Introduction from our delegate from the Cole Neighborhood (Darcy Wilson)
Councilman Wayne New, District 10 made a report and answered questions
t’s that time of year once again when all registered neighborhood organizations (RNOs) must renew their registration with the city! Renewal can be done online from now until Monday, February 1, 2016. Visit www.DenverGov.org/RNO or follow the link below and click “Renew Now” on the right side of the page.
October 2015 Delegate Meeting Minutes. This meeting was held at South High School. This meeting featured forums on items 2A and 2C
October 20, 2015 Honorable Mayor Michael Hancock Honorable Denver City Council Members Happy Haynes, Executive Director, Denver Parks & Recreation Members of the Parks & Recreation Advisory Board Re: Resolution for Public Process on Red Rocks Parks Historic Preservation Review Dear Mayor Hancock, Distinguished Members of City Council, Director Haynes and Members of the Park & Recreation Advisory Board: … Continue reading →
INC PARC will present two Resolutions at the Oct 10 Delegate meeting.
One concerning a call to monitor the effect of recycled water in Denver Parks and the other to postpone the public process until 2016 allowing time for a thorough review of all issues and policies regarding a proposed Comfort Dental Colorado Music Hall of Fame in a portion of the historically designated Trading Post land.
WHEREAS in 2014 the Denver Parks and Recreation Manager approved a concept for a 7,500 square foot building to house the Colorado Music Hall of Fame, presented by Comfort Dental, adjacent to the historic Pueblo Trading Post at Red Rocks Park without public input, Parks and Recreation Advisory Board recommendation, or historic preservation review, WHEREAS the City has put the … Continue reading →
As the Denver Zoo pushes ahead on a $3.3 million City Park plant to convert elephant dung and other waste to power, neighborhood groups and city leaders are demanding details on air quality impact and safety.
