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In Five Points, Change Comes at the Community Level

5 June 2020 by Welton Corridor

  “Long-term Five Points resident Candace kneels down with her daughter, Sparrow, to fill a trash bag with plastic bottles, cigarettes and other debris. She is part of a gathering at 8 a.m. on June 3, when over forty Five Points residents came out to clean up parks and streets in the neighborhood. “I think … [Read more…]

Posted in: IN THE NEWS Tagged: Bodies by Perseverance, Brother Jeff, Brother Jeff's Cultural Center, Coffee at The Point, Courtney Samuel, COVID-18, Fathima Dickerson, Five Points Business Improvement District, five points jazz festival, FPBID, Juneteenth Music Festival, LaSheita Sayer, Legacy Business Committee, Mona Dickerson, Oliva Omega, Ryan Cobbins, taxes, Welton Corridor, Welton St. Café, ZoZo Group LLC

Pauline Christensen: Why care about metro districts?

4 February 2020 by Welton Corridor

  “City Council has spent an inordinate amount of time in the last two years discussing residential metro/special districts. Longmonters’ eyes glaze over. Why should the residents of Longmont care? What are special and metro residential districts anyhow? Colorado State Title 32 Special Districts allows the creation of a third form of state government (a … [Read more…]

Posted in: IN THE NEWS Tagged: *, audits, Colorado Department of Local Affairs, Colorado State Title 32, DOLA, double taxation, eminent domain, longmont, metro district, quasi-government, Regional Transportation District, RTD, SCFD, Science and Cultural Facilities District, Special Districts, Special Districts Association, taxes, transparency reports

Guest Commentary: City officials must heed the red flags flying over Colorado’s special districts

20 November 2019 by Welton Corridor

  “It has become clear to me, after careful study, that we face a day of reckoning over the unchecked proliferation of special taxing districts across Colorado. Local officials for years have been approving an unmanageable, crazy-quilt of these districts — quasi-governments that operate with little accountability over huge sums of money they collect and … [Read more…]

Posted in: IN THE NEWS Tagged: Colorado Springs, Creekwalk Marketplace Business Improvement District, Denver Post, Michael Roslin, quasi-governments, Scheels All Sports, special taxing districts, tax-increment financing, taxes

No Place Left to Go: Business Districts Keep Homeless Populations on the Move

19 February 2019 by Welton Corridor

  “Sophia Lawson will never forget the last conversation she had with Michael Alvarado. She’d known him for six months as an outreach worker for St. Francis Center, a homeless service agency in Denver, where Lawson spent her days walking, handing out socks and toothpaste as she built relationships and tried to help people get … [Read more…]

Posted in: IN THE NEWS Tagged: Business Improvement District, Downtown Denver Business Improvement District, Downtown Denver Partnership, gentrification, government, homeless, Legislation, lobbyist, Right to Survive, St. Francis Center, taxes, urban camping, Urban Renewal

Denver’s Urban Neighborhoods Subsidize Its Suburban Ones

24 January 2019 by Welton Corridor

  “Denver, like most American cities, has a lot of infrastructure debt that future generations, and urban dwellers in particular, are going to get stuck with the bill for maintaining and paying off. Perhaps more surprising, though, is just how many seemingly-wealthy suburban neighborhoods aren’t capable of covering the cost of their own infrastructure. By … [Read more…]

Posted in: IN THE NEWS Tagged: charts, infrastructure, property tax, Strong Towns, taxes

Five Points Business District IRS Tax Forms 2017

10 January 2019 by Welton Corridor

Update: 9 January 2019 The 2017 IRS tax information is not available. This page will be updated once the 990 Form is found. Below is information from weltoncorridor.com post 19 January 2018 Five Points Business District IRS 990 Tax Forms 2016 date: 10 January 2019 Contact: Internal Revenue Service source: GuideStar and Charity Navigator websites … [Read more…]

Posted in: DOCUMENTS Tagged: charity navigator, EIN, Five Point Business District, Five Points Historic District Inc, form 990, Guidestar, IRS, operating budget, salary, taxes, Tracy Winchester

Five Points Business District IRS Tax Forms 2016

19 January 2018 by Welton Corridor

updated: 10 January 2019 Five Points Business District IRS 990 Tax Forms 2016 Contact: Internal Revenue Service source: GuideStar and Charity Navigator websites 10 January 2018. PDF Five Points Historic District, Inc 2016 IRS Form 990 “2016 Summary Contributions Grants $210,125 Investment Income $1 Total Revenue $231,406 Expenses $243,264 Net Assets $-11.858 Salaries $128,819 Tracy … [Read more…]

Posted in: DOCUMENTS Tagged: charity navigator, EIN, Five Points Business District, Five Points Historic District Inc, form 990, Guidestar, IRS, operating budget, salary, taxes, Tracy Winchester

Blair-Caldwell Library in Five Points helps preserve city’s African-American history

13 June 2017 by Welton Corridor

  “ Former Denver Mayor Wellington Webb is a huge supporter of Black History Month and lessons that introduce young people to the lives and work of national black innovators and leaders such as Martin Luther King Jr. But he also believes people should learn about Barney Ford, an escaped slave who became a businessman … [Read more…]

Posted in: IN THE NEWS Tagged: Barney Ford, Blair-Caldwell Library, bonds, library, taxes

Urban-renewal reform bill inked, but issue may come back in 2018

9 June 2017 by Welton Corridor

  “The multi-year fight at the Legislature over the diversion of tax money to aid cities’ revitalization opened a new chapter this past year that may not be over.”   read the entire article   Sealover, Ed. Denver Business Journal 9 June 2017.  

Posted in: IN THE NEWS, LEGISLATION Tagged: Denver Business Journal, Legislation, property tax, taxes

South Metro fire district sues Parker urban renewal authority over tax money

6 June 2017 by Welton Corridor

  “The South Metro Fire Rescue Fire Protection District is suing the town of Parker’s urban renewal authority, which was created to encourage development in blighted areas, accusing it of diverting hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars from the fire district that should have been used for fire, rescue and emergency services. If the Parker … [Read more…]

Posted in: IN THE NEWS Tagged: Denver Business Journal, fire department, lawsuit, Parker Authority for Reinvestment, South Metro, sue, taxes, TIF
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Informational links, announcements, and media coverage for Denver, Colorado's Welton Corridor neighborhood meetings, development projects, transit issues, Business Improvement District, and community affairs.

Recent Posts

  • Denver RTD Approves ‘Equitable’ TOD Policy 4 March 2021
  • Denver’s Five Points neighborhood once known as the ‘Harlem of the West’ 27 February 2021
  • Denver RTD Board approves policy to encourage development of affordable housing on RTD property 25 February 2021
  • Pandemic Donuts opens new bakery in Denver — and business is sweet 24 February 2021
  • Denver chapter of women dedicate themselves to giving back 24 February 2021
  • New PPP loan rollout targets small businesses 23 February 2021
  • Landmark Public Hearing Case 2021-COA-066 at 2942 Welton March 2, 2021 23 February 2021
  • 2021-COA-060 2810-2812 Welton Street Landmark Commission 23 February 2021
  • Application 2021-COA-066 2942 Welton Street  Landmark Commission 23 February 2021

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5:00 pm First Friday Jazz Hop – Cousin’s... @ Cousin's Plaza
First Friday Jazz Hop – Cousin’s... @ Cousin's Plaza
Mar 5 @ 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm
First Friday Jazz Hop - Cousin's Plaza @ Cousin's Plaza
  Join us First Friday, February 5th for Jazz in the Park. The performance begins at 5:00 pm in our beloved Cousin’s Plaza between Sonny Lawson Park and the Blair Caldwell Library. Please wear masks ... [Read more...]
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3:00 pm Curtis Park Ice Festival March 7... @ Stout Street Children's Park
Curtis Park Ice Festival March 7... @ Stout Street Children's Park
Mar 7 @ 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Curtis Park Ice Festival March 7, 2021 @ Stout Street Children's Park
        source: Curtis Park Neighbors facebook page 1 March 2021.
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5:30 pm Denver City Council Meeting @ Denver City and County Building
Denver City Council Meeting @ Denver City and County Building
Mar 8 @ 5:30 pm – 8:30 pm
  The Agenda, Proposed Consent Agenda, and the Meeting schedule do not contain any items related to Welton Street Corridor.   The full Council meets most Mondays in regular session at 5:30 p.m. at the ... [Read more...]
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5:30 pm Denver City Council Meeting @ Denver City and County Building
Denver City Council Meeting @ Denver City and County Building
Mar 15 @ 5:30 pm – 8:30 pm
  The Agenda, Proposed Consent Agenda, and the Meeting schedule do not contain any items related to Welton Street Corridor.   The full Council meets most Mondays in regular session at 5:30 p.m. at the ... [Read more...]
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1:00 pm Landmark Preservation Commission... @ Wellington Webb Building
Landmark Preservation Commission... @ Wellington Webb Building
Mar 16 @ 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
  Agenda for the 2021 meeting does not contain amy items for the Welton Street Corridor.   The commission generally meets the first and third Tuesday of each month at 1:00PM in the Wellington Webb ... [Read more...]
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5:30 pm Denver City Council Meeting @ Denver City and County Building
Denver City Council Meeting @ Denver City and County Building
Mar 22 @ 5:30 pm – 8:30 pm
  The Agenda, Proposed Consent Agenda, and the Meeting schedule do not contain any items related to Welton Street Corridor.   The full Council meets most Mondays in regular session at 5:30 p.m. at the ... [Read more...]
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2021
5:30 pm Denver City Council Meeting @ Denver City and County Building
Denver City Council Meeting @ Denver City and County Building
Mar 29 @ 5:30 pm – 8:30 pm
  The Agenda, Proposed Consent Agenda, and the Meeting schedule do not contain any items related to Welton Street Corridor.   The full Council meets most Mondays in regular session at 5:30 p.m. at the ... [Read more...]
Apr
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6:30 pm Curtis Park Neighbors Public Mee... @ Mile High United Way
Curtis Park Neighbors Public Mee... @ Mile High United Way
Apr 1 @ 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm
  The Curtis Park Neighbors meets at 6:30 pm the first Thursday of every month at Mile High United Way 711 Park Avenue, Denver, CO.   AGENDA   Curtis Park Neighbors website.   Meeting dates ... [Read more...]
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2021
5:00 pm First Friday Jazz Hop – Cousin’s... @ Cousin's Plaza
First Friday Jazz Hop – Cousin’s... @ Cousin's Plaza
Apr 2 @ 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm
  Join us First Friday, February 5th for Jazz in the Park. The performance begins at 5:00 pm in our beloved Cousin’s Plaza between Sonny Lawson Park and the Blair Caldwell Library. Please wear masks ... [Read more...]
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