National, state, and city legal regulations impacting the Welton Corridor.
Name of Document: Colorado Municipal Code: Title 14: Streets and Sidewalks Date: found online 3 July 2019 Open Source Document PDF PDF Contact: State of Colorado Source: Open Source Document “CHAPTER 14.03 MAINTENANCE OF STREETS AND SIDEWALKS Sections: 14.03.010 Responsibility for Maintenance 14.03.020 Sidewalk Construction Permit 14.03.030 Construction … [Read more…]
“On May 17th, Governor Jared Polis signed four bills into law that will directly impact affordable housing at the statewide level. These bill signings were a momentous occasion for the State, as Colorado is officially no longer one of the last remaining states without a dedicated source of funding for affordable housing! The following … [Read more…]
Denver Election Division website Register to Vote April 15: Ballots begin mailing to active voters April 15: 22-day residency deadline April 15: Drop-boxes open across the City April 29: Vote Centers open May 7: Election Day Vote Centers open 7am – 7pm Ballots must be received by 7pm June 4: Run-Off Election … [Read more…]
“There is an explosion of growth and development in RiNo, Cole, 5 Points, Curtis Park, Whittier, and the surrounding areas. 400 Home Advisor employees are moving into the Hub by early April 2019. Industry RiNo is already open. The World Trade Center is planned for the corner of 38th and Walnut. Urban Land Conservancy … [Read more…]
“” read the entire article Kenney, Andrew. Denver Post 11 March 2019.
“The 2019 Colorado General Assembly has only been in session for a few weeks, but bills are already pending or in the works that may affect real property and development. Here, we discuss a few of the most impactful. For more information, you can always contact one of our government relations or real estate … [Read more…]
“On July 1, Denver will receive an extra $7.4 million from the statewide transportation funding deal struck Tuesday at the capitol, according to the Denver Budget and Management Office. The city will receive an extra $2.2 million next year. In theory, the Colorado Department of Transportation could match the $10 million through its newly … [Read more…]
“The era of the slot home may finally be over in Denver, and its funeral turned into an airing of grievances. “I hate slot homes. I hate them,” said Maggie Miller, a resident who worked to rein in the controversial building design. “It feels like being in a canyon.” With a unanimous 11-0 vote … [Read more…]
“The neighbors knew it would be a long shot. They had seen blocky new houses and apartments cramming onto the blocks of other neighborhoods. They thought that their corner of Five Points would be next — and they saw a way to stop it. “We kept telling ourself, ‘This may not work, but at … [Read more…]
“The Denver City Council just voted to end the era of the slot home, implementing a temporary moratorium that will likely bridge the gap to a permanent ban. With a unanimous vote on Monday night, the elected officials said that, starting this week, the city will no longer accept applications to build the much-criticized … [Read more…]