Documentation from FPBD, DURA, RTD, and the City of Denver
Comprehensive Review of FasTracks Status and Future Strategic Direction RTD Board of Directors Retreat 19 May 2007 view slide show “Central Corridor” slide 29 “capturing TOD value” and “selling excess land” slides 10 and 11.
Transit-Oriented Development Strategic Plan 2 August 2006 view entire PDF Report Contact: Community Planning and Development TOD website “In some cases, particularly along the Welton Street Corridor and the West Corridor, these single-family homes are often occupied by renters, who have the potential to be pushed out by rising rents or property sales. page 34 … [Read more…]
FasTracks Strategic Plan for Transit Oriented Development Denver Regional Transportation District 20 June 2006. read the entire PDF report “FasTracks offers an unparalleled opportunity—no other U.S. region today is making this level of commitment to invest in transit. The dividends of this investment will come in the form of an enhanced quality of life, which … [Read more…]
Denver City Ordinance No 356 and Denver City Council Bill No. 356 Ordinance approving the Purchase and Sale Agreement between the City and County of Denver and Carl Bourgeois to the sale of City owned property know as the Rossonian Building located at 2636-2650 Welton Street. 6 June 2005 view Ordinance … [Read more…]
Name of Document: Neighborhood Retail Overview Ballpark/Curtis Park/Five Points Date: 2005 view document PDF Contact: CIty of Denver Source: City of Denver website “Demographics Residential: Population: 8,490 Households: 3,853 Male: 51.3% Female: 48.7% Children
Name of Document: Landmark Preservation Commission Meeting Minutes Property Address: Welton Corridor Cultural Historic District: Wlton Street from 24th Street to 30th Street Date: 15 January 2002 meeting minutes PDF Hearing: ? Contact: Landmark Commission Source: City of Denver “T. Bishop, Chair- Description of procedure for a … [Read more…]
Application for Welton Street Cultural Historic District 2002 read entire document PDF Contact: City of Denver Landmark and Preservation and Sharon Nunnley 2002
“In 1997, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) requested that the Urban Institute of Washington, DC conduct an analysis of the impacts of supportive housing programs on neighborhood property values and crime rates. “Supportive housing programs” are programs that are designed to provide supportive services in conjunction with some form of … [Read more…]
read the entire document PDF City of Denver 15 April 1998