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Proposed Conservation Overlay for Congress Park

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Proposed Conservation Overlay for Congress Park The historically significant housing stock of Congress Park is of exceptional integrity. It is one of the country’s largest intact neighborhoods of historic Victorians, Denver Squares and Bungalows. Through its buildings and landscape, the history of Congress Park and its place in the city’s growth can clearly shine through. The area of Congress Park involved in the overlay would be approximately 153 blocks that … Continue reading →

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Transfer of Ownership 28@madison to Ronin Congress Park

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Re: Ronin Congress Park LLC d/b/a Ronin 1160 North Madison Street Denver, Colorado 80206   Dear Neighborhood Organization: Please be advised that an application for a transfer of ownership has been filed with this department regarding a liquor licensed establishment in your neighborhood. Please review the attached documentation for information regarding this change. Objections to liquor license transfers must be based only on the character, record, and reputation of the … Continue reading →

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East Central Area Plan

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The City of Denver is creating a plan for the East Central Area, which includes the neighborhoods along Colfax Avenue between Broadway and Colorado Boulevard. The City needs your help establishing the community’s vision for the next 20 years. Your participation is crucial for making sure the plan truly reflects the community’s hopes for the future.

THIS WILL REPLACE THE CONGRESS PARK NEIGHBORHOOD PLAN

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WHAT IS THE NEIGHBORHOOD PLANNING INITIATIVE?

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The Neighborhood Planning Initiative (NPI) is a new commitment to cover 100% of the city with area plans. This will be achieved over a period of approximately 10-14 years, or faster if resources allow (under Denver’s current planning approach of conducting one or two neighborhood plans at a time, this would take approximately 78 years to achieve). Under the banner of NPI, area planning will occur according to a consistent, streamlined process common to all plans. The multi-year work program will occur according to a predictable schedule laid out in advance. Once 100% coverage of the city is achieved, NPI will continue by cycling back through and updating the completed plans for each area.

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Volunteer Opportunity

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The Landmark Preservation Commission (LPC) recently formalized the involvement of Registered Neighborhood Organizations (RNOs) in the design review process for large-scale projects in historic districts. These types of projects include 2nd-story additions, new infill construction, and accessory dwelling units (ADUs). The new design review procedures and requirements are intended to:

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PUBLIC MEETING ON SHORT TERM RENTALS

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Staff from Excise and Licenses and Community Planning and Development—in partnership with Councilwoman Mary Beth Susman—will be hosting four town hall meetings and presenting to Denver’s Inter-Neighborhood Cooperation’s Zoning and Planning Committee to outline the proposed STR licensing framework, answer questions and get feedback from the community.

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