Tag: Public Hearing
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Fate of massive Ball Arena development project is in Denver City Council’s court
Monday will be a big day for the redevelopment’s future as City Council will decide on whether to rezone about 70 acres of land around the sports venue.
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Public hearing set to address controversial Shadow Mountain Bike Park
Conifer residents who have been waiting for more than 36 months to share their thoughts regarding a controversial new bike park will soon get their wish. The Jefferson County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on Wednesday and Thursday to gather input from the community and provide recommendations to the county regarding a special…
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Xcel lit up by customers upset about power shutoff
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Xcel got lit up this week by customers upset about the lack of notification for having their lights turned off. On Wednesday, the Colorado Public Utilities Commission held a public hearing for Xcel customers to tell the state regulators about their experience with the purposeful power shutoffs a week-and-a-half ago. On April 6, Xcel used a…
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RTD seeking public comment on recommended fare reductions
RTD is proposing fare changes in the final stage of its Fare Study and Equity Analysis and will hold upcoming public hearings for people to learn more and share their opinions. The fare changes include lower fares, simpler fare choices, more discounts and Zero Fare for Youth, according to RTD. The study overall comes in…
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Some residents voice support for Park Hill Golf Course redevelopment ahead of Monday’s hearing
Plans to redevelop the shuttered Park Hill Golf Course has split the surrounding community in Denver, with one side pushing to convert 155-acre plot into open space and the other side arguing for development. What to do with Park Hill has been a topic of conversation among area residents and city officials for years. Indeed, even before…
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Denver City Council moves Expanded Housing Affordability guidelines to public hearing
Denver City Council voted to move all three bills related to the city’s Expanding Housing Affordability guidelines to a final vote after some debate around parking exemptions for affordable housing builders. Should the bills — which propose amendments to Denver Revised Municipal Code, the city’s zoning code and legislative mapping — pass a second vote…
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Denver redistricting committee sends 2 maps to council for consideration
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Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Denver City Council’s Redistricting Committee will move two maps, modified versions of Map D and Map E, through the legal review process for consideration at the regular council meeting next Monday. The maps were selected from four options, after City Council members clashed over how…
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Denver City Council changes public comment to prioritize new speakers
The Denver City Council voted to change the sign-up for its weekly public comment session Monday, opting to prioritize people who haven’t spoken at previous meetings. From now on, people who haven’t spoken at a public comment session in the last 90 days will be sent to the top of the speaker list, followed by…
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Denver council advances 2022 city budget proposal amid community criticism
The Denver City Council advanced the proposed 2022 city budget without amendments Monday, following a public hearing filled with criticism and anger from community members. Council members offered no questions, comments or amendments to Mayor Michael Hancock’s proposed $1.49 billion city budget on Monday. This hearing comes after Hancock approved 10 of the council’s 12…
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Larimer County sets new round of public hearings for oil and gas regulations
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Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save After enacting a moratorium on new oil and gas operation permits that lasts through most of 2021, Larimer County officials have set a series of public hearings to get feedback. The first one is scheduled for May 6, and will be conducted both live and…