This meeting was held by Zoom on Feb 16 2021. Attendees were Maggie Price, Katie Fisher, Steve Fisher, Brad Cameron, Leslie Twarogowski, Tyler Kiggins, Marlene Johnson, Greg Sorenson, Kathleen Wells, Sonia John, David Pailet, Kathleen Rust, Jay Rust, Georgia Garnsey, Jackie Altreuter, Dona Dodson, Cindy Johnstone, Helene Orr, Woody Garnsey, Michael Henry. The meeting started at 6:05. Speakers Jacqueline Altreuter … Continue reading →
Can attendees come and go throughout each day of the festival?
In general, re-entry is not allowed – attendees may enter the festival gates only once each day. However, if anyone must absolutely leave the festival for extenuating circumstances, and return the same day, that individual must speak with a Supervisor at any festival entrance/exit – BEFORE LEAVING – to be checked out.
Is the festival ADA accessible?
The festival venue will be developed as ADA-friendly as possible including raised viewing areas and wheelchair-friendly walkways. For more information or special requests, please email access@grandoozy.com, which will be up and running by the beginning of September
Public Forum – Elements of Lawsuits Pertaining to Platte to Park Hill Storm Water Diversion & the I-70 Expansion
DENVER – Denver’s Inter-Neighborhood Cooperation is sponsoring an open forum about the elements of lawsuits pertaining to Platte to Park Hill storm water diversion (“The Ditch”) and the I-70 expansion and re-route project. At present, there are four lawsuits pending from various civic organizations. This educational forum will focus on the heart of these lawsuits.
Date/time: Saturday September 9 8:30AM-11:30AM.
Location: Manual High School, 1700 E 28th Ave.
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.
When the Denver Zoological Foundation went to City Council in December 2014 for approval of a $50 million “gasification” plant, the INC PARC sent the attached letter to some members of Denver City Council clarifying that INC had never taken a position in support of this project. Read Letter http://www.denverinc.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/letter.JeanneRobb.Gasification.pdf We determined at the time that, although INC PARC has been … Continue reading →
