By Myles Tangalin – ECAP Steering Committee August 1, 2020

This is a quick overview of relevant points the ECAP is recommending for Congress Park Residents who reside between Colfax and 13th Ave. The plan is quite comprehensive, touching all aspects of our neighborhood and understanding these plan recommendations is important because they will be used as a template for future land use, zoning and mobility changes, that will impact density, building heights, new construction, streets, parking, transportation and much more.

This ECAP process is wrapping up and will be voted on by City Council in the next few months. Time is running out to comment on the plan, so if you have any questions or comments contact Scott Robinson and also CC Congress Park Neighbors cpnboard@congressparkneighbors.org and Councilman Hinds Office so we can be aware of your input.
Scott Robinson, Senior City Planner scott.robinson@denvergov.org
Congress Park Neighbors CPNBoard@congressparkneighbors.org
Councilman Chris Hinds Chris.Hinds@denvergov.org
Teresa St. Peter, Aide teresa.st.peter@denvergov.org.

The full plan can be found here: https://www.denvergov.org/content/denvergov/en/community-planning-anddevelopment/planning-and-design/Neighborhood_Planning_Initiative/Planning-Areas/East_Central_Area_Plan.html

Download of Congress Park Colfax Corridor Focus