The plaintiff homeowners claim they have had difficulty replacing windows and making other minor improvements to their homes because of the rules that govern the historic district.
Capitol Hill
Voters may choose between at-large council seats or adding districts
A committee forwarded the ballot measure to the City Council and another measure that would move municipal elections from May to April.
Homeless campsite at Park Hill church survives second board vote
Three members were in favor of an appeal by neighbors seeking its removal, but the matter died because appellants needed four votes.
Board wants answers before Park Hill homeless campsite vote
Nearby residents have filed appeals to get the city to revoke the temporary permit for the “safe outdoor space” in a church parking lot.
CU sues insurer alleging potentially billions in COVID damages
FM’s unreasonable delay and refusal is particularly egregious because the policy specifically covers ‘Communicable Disease Response’ and ‘Interruption by Communicable Disease,’” the university said.
Denver’s chief building official moving to Maryland to become an innkeeper
Scott Prisco, who played a role in group living changes and tiny home villages for the homeless, ran afoul of the Board of Ethics last year.
Mayor: Welton site no longer being considered for sanctioned homeless campsite
“There are potentially better sites, with fewer legal and practical obstacles,” Hancock said late Tuesday.
First sanctioned homeless campsite proposed for site in Five Points
There is already illegal along Welton Street and Denver Mayor Michael Hancock said a controlled environment is needed.
Online pharmacy that delivers arrives in Denver
Capsule Pharmacy, a two-hour drug delivery service in New York City, Chicago, Boston and Minneapolis, has been issued a Colorado license for a location at 1441 Wazee St.
Six of eight council members suggest homeless campsites after mayor asks
Plus, the site that was an early front-runner to host the first sanctioned campsite is now on hold.