You're invited!
Presentation and Q&A on residential permits
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Wednesday, October 24 at 6 p.m.
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Are you a homeowner? Contractor specializing in residential remodels, additions, pop-tops, or service work?
From fences to accessory dwelling units, Community Planning and Development will exp
lain when permits are needed and how to obtain them. We'll also talk about our transition to e-permits, and how it's helping us keep up with demand, while saving you time. Bring your questions and join the conversation. No RSVP necessary.
Residential permitting event
October 24, 6 p.m.
Virginia Village Branch Library
1500 S. Dahlia St., Denver, CO 80222
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Denveright plans available for review and feedback through end of month
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On August 6, Mayor Michael B. Hancock released a set of five plans to guide Denver’s growth and its impact on development, parks, mobility options and more over the next 20 years. Via the city’s two-year Denveright outreach and planning effort, input from thousands of you has resulted in plans for a more inclusive, connected and healthy city, for all of us who live here today, as well as our neighbors of tomorrow.
The plan drafts are available for your review and feedback through October 31! (Community groups may request an extension by emailing
blueprint@denvergov.org
). You can review the plans online or at Denver Public Library branches. The plans are:
Have questions about the plans?
We've been holding office hours all over the city! There are two events remaining:
Denveright office hours
Oct. 17, 3 to 6 p.m.
Harvey Park Recreation Center
2120 S. Tennyson Way
Oct. 24, 3 to 6 p.m.
Wellington Webb Municipal Building
201 W. Colfax Ave, Room 1.B.6
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Zoning updates for Central Platte Valley-Auraria headed to Planning Board
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Denver’s Planning Board will hold a public hearing on new zone districts for the Central Platte Valley-Auraria District at its meeting Wednesday, October 17. The proposed Denver Zoning Code text amendment creates new zone districts for the area in a manner that implements the community vision put forth in the
Downtown Area Plan Amendment
. The proposal also includes design guidelines for the area, which is bound by I-25, Auraria Parkway and Speer Boulevard.
- Visit DenverGov.org/PlanningBoard for instructions on how to submit comments. Details on the public hearing will be posted on this page closer to the date.
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Share your voice at the second community meeting for the Stadium District Master Plan
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It's time to explore options for a new neighborhood south of Broncos Stadium at Mile High.
Stadium District Master Plan
Public Meeting #2
Tuesday, October 30, 5-7 p.m.
Broncos Stadium at Mile High
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Help the National Western Center come to life
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The National Western Center campus placemaking study is in its final stages. This study will help guide the design character of the redeveloped 250-acre site. Join the Mayor's Office of the National Western Center on Oct. 18 to review updated visuals of the future site and provide your input on recommended placemaking design recommendations.
Your input has been vital throughout this process and city officials would like to share how feedback gathered from the community and partners has been combined with industry best practices to develop initial site layout/character and design standards. This input will continue to be important to inform how the campus comes to life through design refinement and the construction phase of the redevelopment.
Public Meeting on the National Western Center's Placemaking Study
Thursday, Oct. 18 5:30 – 7:30 p.m.
Presentation at 6 p.m. followed by Q&A
Stapleton Recreation Center, 5090 Broadway, Denver (Globeville neighborhood)
On-street parking available.
Visit
nationalwesterncenter.com
for more information. Sign up for automatic project updates right to your phone by texting either “UPDATES” OR “NOTICIAS” TO 64600.
Shared on behalf of the Mayor's Office of the National Western Center.
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APA-Colorado honors The Square on 21st
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The park, a collaboration between the city of Denver and the Downtown Denver Partnership, showcased how underused public right-of-way can be activated and transformed, and it provided a park-like public space in a neighborhood that lacks these types of spaces. Watch the video below to learn about the history of the project, relive your favorite moments and see key data points on the park's impact on the neighborhood and Downtown Denver!
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Brad Buchanan passes the torch
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Jill Jennings Golich appointed interim executive director of CPD
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The Community Planning and Development team gathered yesterday to say goodbye to outgoing executive director Brad Buchanan. Brad leaves his role as Denver's chief planner to take on the mighty task of leading the
National Western Center
, transforming the campus into a year-round destination.
Jill Jennings Golich now takes the reins as interim executive director while a permanent replacement is sought. Jill has served as a deputy director of the department since 2014, during which time she led the successful adoption of the 2016 building code, implemented visionary planning at places like Broadway Station, and is currently helping orchestrate greener building practices citywide.
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Brad Buchanan and Jill Jennings Golich
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"I look forward to continuing the progress we've made in making metric-based decisions, providing great customer service, and supporting all of the amazing work the CPD team does on a daily basis, whether it's neighborhood planning, outreach, Denveright planning, zoning and building permitting, or conducting inspections."
- Jill Jennings Golich
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Planning and zoning at your fingertips
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Visit
denvergov.org/cpd
to find up-to-date planning and zoning information about any property in Denver.
What's my zoning?
Our online
zoning map
can quickly tell you the zone district for any Denver address.
What city plans apply to my neighborhood?
Visit our
completed plans page
and go to the map that allows you to search using your address. All plans, assessments and studies are available online.
How can I learn about proposed rezonings?
What are the site plans for a specific project?
The
site development plans map
at
denvergov.org/maps
displays information about projects involving new construction that have received site development plan approval from the city. It does not include single-family and duplex projects.
What construction procedures are allowed?
Every project must follow Denver's safety codes to minimize ill effects on the community. For basic rules, visit
denvergov.org/constructionprocedures
. Call 311 to report construction-related code violations.
How can I watch Planning Board meetings?
Visit our
Planning Board page
to watch live or archived board meetings or submit comments to the board.
How can I provide feedback to Denver CPD?
Please
take our survey
and let us know about your experience with planning and development in Denver!
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BUILDING COMMUNITY:
About Community Planning and Development
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Denver Community Planning and Development (CPD) is responsible for visionary city planning and ensuring safe, responsible, sustainable building. CPD regulates planning, zoning, development and maintenance of private property in Denver. We're BUILDING COMMUNITY -- working hard to make Denver a great place to live, work and play! Learn more at
denvergov.org/cpd
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