A Denver City Council committee OK’d an amendment to eliminate parking requirements for residential projects within a quarter-mile of transit corridors.
Parking exemption grows in proposed income-restricted housing mandate
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CDOT wants to sell acre in Globeville
The undeveloped property is appraised at $1 million, but the agency will accept the highest bid that meets its undisclosed minimum reserve.
Denver City Councilman Jolon Clark will not run for reelection
Kendra Black also opted to not run again and three others are termed out, so there will be five City Council races without an incumbent next year.
Businessmen accused of DIA bribery charged for bribery attempt in Aspen
Samir Mashni and Dean Hachem allegedly tried to bribe a Florida airport exec in Aspen. Years earlier, a competitor accused them of bribery at DIA.
RTD seeks developer interest in RiNo parking lot after Atlanta firm’s pitch
The agency is considering leasing the 4.5-acre site. An unsolicited proposal calls for a 16-story office building and two seven-story residential buildings.
Developer loses suit against Littleton City Council over 33-acre project
Evergreen Devco asked a judge to reverse the council’s rejection of its development plan but the judge ruled the council had the discretion to do so.
Board denies appeal over sanctioned homeless camp in Lincoln Park
Members said they understood neighbors’ concerns but determined a permit allowing the camp was issued properly by a Denver city administrator.
One of Park Hill’s oldest homes poised to become city landmark
The Robinson house, across from the former Park Hill Golf Course, dates to 1889. A rezoning would allow a second residential building on the lot.
Judge sides with Lakewood over university in student housing dispute
The decision is a victory for neighbors opposed to six off-campus duplexes CCU owns and rents to students, and upheld the zoning ordinance prohibiting it.
Microsoft pays $64M for 260 acres near DIA
The undeveloped property was sold by Denver-based development firm L.C. Fulenwider for about $244,000 per acre.
