It would be the third neighborhood to be mass rezoned for ADUs, following Chaffee Park in 2020 and Sloan’s Lake in August.
Denver set to allow accessory dwelling units in East Colfax neighborhood
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Salazar family sues LoHi building buyer over ‘intolerable condition’
When Central Street Capital sold Prospect on Central in August, the company kept its offices in the building. It’s regretting that now.
Brewery finally buys Tower Road land after pandemic delay
The owners of Danico Brewing Co. met while working for Anheuser-Busch. They plan to open with 10 to 15 taps next summer.
Denver Housing Authority planning another complex in Lincoln Park
If rezoning is approved, 40 percent of the units on the 901 S. Navajo lot would be restricted to those making up to 30 percent of the area median income.
Littleton narrowly approves plans to redevelop Aspen Grove mall
Up to 2,000 residential units could be built and existing retail space cut to as little as 125,000 square feet from the current 270,000 square feet.
First sanctioned homeless campsite on city-owned land planned
Colorado Village Collaborative said it has an agreement with the city to operate a “safe outdoor space” near the entrance of York Street Yards.
Adams County delays vote on outdoor storage changes for industrial users
County officials are delaying a vote on a proposal to reduce the amount of space allowed for inventory storage to give business owners more time to weigh in.
23 Denver city employees fired for not complying with vaccine mandate
The rest of the city’s nearly 11,000 employees received COVID-19 shots or were granted exemptions which require testing instead.
Redevelopment of Aspen Grove mall in Littleton going to council for vote
Gerrity Group, which bought the mall in 2016, wants to cut retail space in half to 125,000 square feet and add 2,000 residential units.
Denver to install cameras, LED bulbs as part of Civic Center Park reopening
“Our biggest problem at Civic Center Park wasn’t the homeless; it was the drug dealing,” said a spokeswoman for the city’s Department of Parks and Recreation.
