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Park Hill Golf Course Visioning Process
March 2021
Park Hill Golf Club
Join us for a virtual open house on March 25
City planners from Denver Parks and Recreation and Community Planning and Development will provide a public update on the Park Hill Golf Course visioning process and will answer questions. Everyone is invited to join the open house and share their thoughts.

This event will be virtual through Zoom and will be recorded.

Virtual Public Open House
Thursday, March 25
5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
Park Hill Golf Course Steering Committee
Follow along with the Community Steering Committee
The first meeting of the Community Steering Committee was held virtually on Tuesday, February 9. The group discussed racial equity in decision making, the role of Community Navigators and how their work will integrate with the steering committee and other resident input, and began work toward creating a committee charter.

All steering committee meetings are open to the public to observe. Recordings will be available if you can't make the meeting time.
First steering committee meeting
Tuesday, February 9
5 p.m. - 7 p.m.
Second steering committee meeting
Tuesday, March 9
5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
Denver Metro Community Impact
Community navigators began meeting with residents in February
In February, Community Navigators led by Denver Metro Community Impact met with residents to hear their thoughts on the future of the Park Hill Golf Course.

To date, navigators have hosted...

  • four Park Hill Golf Course Talks, which are small group conversations of around 8-12 people
  • and approximately 20 one-on-one conversations.

These resident-led conversations will continue throughout March and April. Denver Metro Community Impact expects to release a full report in May detailing this work for the public and will provide an update at the March 9 community steering committee meeting.

About Community Navigators

Community Navigators aim to encourage participation in the visioning process from underrepresented populations, including (but not limited to) seniors, youth, Latinx, African Americans, and renters in the Northeast Park Hill, Elyria Swansea, and Clayton neighborhoods. Each navigator has experience working with youth and culturally diverse populations. Each navigator has also pledged to be a neutral facilitator. Navigators may share their own personal experiences in order to connect to people but cannot take a stance on any specific outcome related to the golf course.

About Denver Metro Community Impact

In fall 2020, Community Planning and Development contracted Denver Metro Community Impact (DMCI) to help gather community voices to inform a vision for the future of the Park Hill Golf Course land. DMCI (formerly Park Hill Collective Impact) is an experienced convener and facilitator of community conversations. Learn more about DMCI here.
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Let's connect: Arrange a meeting or workshop for your community group
If you have a community group and would like city staff to attend a meeting, please let us know! We are meeting with residents virtually on Zoom and are happy to set up presentations, Q&A sessions, or just listening sessions where we can hear from your members directly.