The Health Access Express Enrollment Van is designed to reach residents in Denver communities to increase enrollment of individuals into publicly funded health care financial assistance programs, such as Medicaid and the Child Health Plan Plus (CHP+). Approximately 7,200 individuals are expected to benefit from this program over the next three years.
These updates are a summary of what has been provided to our office in the last week. This list may not be complete.
Zoning Board of Adjustment (BOA) Cases are not voted on by Council but Zone Changes marked by an asterisk (*) are voted on by City Council. Written Notice of Receipt of Application: 2017I-00098: 3901 Elati St Decision for BOA Case #34-18 (152 South Corona Street) Application for BOA Case #56-18 (2790 West Yale Avenue) BOA Agenda for 5/1/18 Official Text Amendment Land Use, Transportation & Infrastructure Committee Meeting Notification for Text Amendment #1 - Mailed Rezoning Notice Official Map Amendment Land Use, Transportation and Infrastructure Public Meeting Notification #2017I-00134 421 W 4th Ave For a full update of public zoning records please contact the Zoning Office: www.denvergov.org/content/denvergov/en/community-planning-and-development/contact-us/public-records.html.html Right of Way Right of Way Cases are voted on by City Council members but are often passed on the consent agenda. 2018-Dedication-0000056 S. Santa Fe and W. Cedar Ave For a full update of public Right of Way permits please contact the Right of Way Office: www.denvergov.org/content/denvergov/en/right-of-way-services/contact-us.html Site Development Plans from the Permitting Office Site Development Plans are not voted on by City Council. For more information on Site Development Plans please visit: https://www.denvergov.org/maps/map/sitedevelopmentplans Excise and Licensing Excise and Licensing applications are not voted on by City Council. For more information on Excise and Licensing please visit: https://www.denvergov.org/content/denvergov/en/denver-business-licensing-center.html Beginning on Monday, April 30th the next phase of work on Sanderson Gulch will begin. The Denver Water and electrical utility lines running next to S. Platte River Drive have been relocated. The open trench will be backfilled with dirt.
Excavation and soil testing will begin at two separate locations within the project site. Both locations will experience traffic impacts. In the vicinity of S. Platte River Drive: S. Platte River Drive will close in both directions from S. Santa Fe Drive to W. Florida Avenue. S. Platte River Drive will be closed intermittently between April 30 and the end of 2018. Northbound traffic on S. Platte River Drive will continue to be detoured onto W. Florida Avenue and north on S. Lipan Street. Through traffic on southbound S. Platte River Drive will be detoured onto S. Huron Street. S. Huron Street, S. Inca Street, and S. Jason Street will remain open to business traffic at W. Louisiana Avenue, but will have no access to S. Platte River Drive. Gas line relocation work will begin in S.Platte River Drive. Drill rigs at this location will begin soil sampling. In the vicinity of S. Lipan Street and W. Arkansas Avenue: Crews will begin excavating Sanderson Gulch at the upper reach of the project site. S. Lipan Street will remain open in both directions, but traffic lanes will be shifted to the west away from the active construction zone. Flaggers will help direct traffic. There will be no access to Lipan Street from W. Arkansas Avenue. W. Arkansas will be closed for one block between S. Mariposa Street and S. Lipan Street. Here's what this program provides:
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Consent No District 7 Specific Items Council Meeting No District 7 Specific Items Committees No District 7 Specific Items These updates are a summary of what has been provided to our office in the last week. This list may not be complete.
Zoning Board of Adjustment (BOA) Cases are not voted on by Council but Zone Changes marked by an asterisk (*) are voted on by City Council. Initial Notice for BOA Case #56-18 (2790 West Yale Avenue) Decision for BOA Case #65-17 (445 South Pennsylvania Street) - April 17, 2018 Application for BOA Case #57-18 (941 South Bryant Street) Initial Notice for BOA Case #57-18 (941 South Bryant Street) BOA Agenda for 4/24/18 NOTICE OF CITY COUNCIL PUBLIC HEARING FOR DENVER ZONING CODE TEXT AMENDMENT #3 SLOT HOME For a full update of public zoning records please contact the Zoning Office: www.denvergov.org/content/denvergov/en/community-planning-and-development/contact-us/public-records.html.html Right of Way Right of Way Cases are voted on by City Council members but are often passed on the consent agenda. 2016-RELINQ-0000020 390 Grant St Relinquishment Ordinance Request For a full update of public Right of Way permits please contact the Right of Way Office: www.denvergov.org/content/denvergov/en/right-of-way-services/contact-us.html Site Development Plans from the Permitting Office Site Development Plans are not voted on by City Council. For more information on Site Development Plans please visit: https://www.denvergov.org/maps/map/sitedevelopmentplans Excise and Licensing Excise and Licensing applications are not voted on by City Council. For more information on Excise and Licensing please visit: https://www.denvergov.org/content/denvergov/en/denver-business-licensing-center.html The Southwest Denver Coalition would like to invite you to participate in the 10th Annual Safe Summer Kickoff Resource Fair scheduled for Saturday, June 2, 2018 from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
50 private and public community organizations participated in last year’s event making it a great opportunity for providers to network with others and directly connect with and inform the community of services and resources available to them. Last year, the event had over 800 attendees and due to the event’s success they are changing the location this year from Kepner Legacy to Garfield Lake Park, 3500 W Mississippi Ave, Denver, CO 80219. The purpose of the Safe Summer Kickoff is to build community cohesion and empower the community residents by providing them current and direct connections to providers that can address a variety of needs as well as promote a healthy and safe summer. The event is free to the community and offers a variety of free entertainment, activities and food. The event also offers the community an opportunity to meet governmental department personnel and to inform them of system-based services that will promote a more positive view and relationship. In order to cover the expenses for this and future events, they are asking that agencies pay a small fee to secure your booth space and promote your business. A $25 minimum fee will secure your space at the event, and an additional $25 will list your agency’s name in the event pamphlet that is handed out to each family as they arrive. They also have a limited opportunity to display your agency logo on the event flier, which is delivered to over 1,000 individuals and organizations in the Southwest Denver community for an additional fee of $75. $25 Booth Space $50 Booth Space and Pamphlet Listing $100 Booth Space, Pamphlet Listing and Flier Logo The resource fair this year will be a max of 50 agencies. Participating agencies must provide 1 table and 1-2 chairs for their booth and are encouraged to bring a tent. Event organizers will not be able to provide a table, chairs, or tents. If you know of other organizations or agencies that you believe would benefit the community by participating in the event, please send contact information so that they may invite them, as well. In the meantime, if you are interested in having a booth at the fair, please use the following Google Docs link to sign up and provide the following information: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1EjDI167s0i9ObbWk3BzDKcBIsu8mLhOBJBNRNkbZaqQ/edit?usp=sharing 1. Agency name, main contact’s name, phone number, email address. 2. Please provide a brief description of your organization/agency. If your agency or organization is interested in having a booth at the fair, please let them know no later than May 4th. Additional instructions and payment information will be provided after confirmation. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me. Thank you and they look forward to seeing you at the Safe Summer Kickoff. CONTACT: Michelle McDaniel Outreach Worker, GRASP (Gang Rescue and Support Project) Program Manager, Denver Health AIM (At-Risk Intervention and Mentoring) Mobile (720)429-3299 michelle@graspyouth.org Notice of Public Hearing on Proposed Rules and Regulations City and County of Denver Board of Public Health and Environment
All interested parties are hereby given notice that the City and County of Denver, the Board of Public Health and Environment, will hold a public rule-making hearing to consider rules and regulations governing PRIVATE OFF-LEASH DOG ENCLOSURES The hearing will be held at the meeting of the Board of Public Health and Environment (BPHE) at 5:30 p.m. on Thursday, May 10, 2018 at the Permit Center/Elections Building, located at 200 W. 14th Avenue, Suite 200, 2nd Floor in the Grand Mesa Conference Room. Any change to the meeting location will be posted prior to the meeting on the BPHE website. Please notify us via email at BEH@Denvergov.org of your intent to speak at the public hearing no later than Monday, May 7, 2018, or submit comments in writing to BEH@Denvergov.org by Monday, May 7, 2018. Comments can also be mailed or hand delivered to the Department of Public Health and Environment (DPHE), Administration Offices, Attention Kathy Houston, 200 W. 14th Avenue, Suite 300, Denver, CO 80204-2732 no later than Close of Business, May 7, 2018. The proposed rules and regulations can be viewed here or in person at the DPHE Administration Offices, (200 W. 14th Avenue, 3rd floor, Suite 300) or by calling 720-865-5484. Denver Proposal Doubles Housing Fund and Provides $105 Million to Increase Affordable Housing4/17/2018
Mayor Michael B. Hancock today released a proposed framework that partners with the Denver Housing Authority (DHA) to double the Affordable Housing Fund annually – from $15 million to $30 million – and generate a new estimated $105 million funding surge for affordable housing in the next five years.
“Denver’s need for more affordable housing is critical. Since our creation of Denver’s first dedicated Affordable Housing Fund, we’ve been working on ways to leverage those dollars to expand the fund’s capacity and broaden its impact,” Mayor Hancock said. “This proposal will deploy more funding quicker to support our residents and families without increasing costs on the very households we are working to serve.” The Mayor continued, “We can all agree – more resources are key to addressing this challenge. The Housing Authority has been a trusted partner in building and preserving high quality affordable homes for those who need them, and this partnership will allow us to do more, faster for residents who are working hard and need support.” The proposal would improve the alignment of Denver’s Affordable Housing Fund with the five-year housing plan. Ultimately, Denver would double its creation and preservation estimates from 3,000 units to at least 6,400 units over five years. The proposal directs about half of the newly doubled Affordable Housing Fund to support those most burdened by housing costs (0-30% AMI and those experiencing homelessness) and allocates the other half to fulfill other priorities within the Housing an Inclusive Denver five-year plan. The construction of the utility trench along S. Platte River Drive is complete. Construction crews will now begin working around the clock, 24 hours a day, Monday through Saturday, to relocate the Denver Water line and the electrical utility line in the new trench.
Soil sampling using drill equipment will continue in Sanderson Gulch between S. Platte River Drive and the BNSF railroad. People in the area will notice heavy construction machinery, construction trailers, and more crews moving into the vicinity of S. Lipan Street and W. Arkansas Avenue. With the utility line relocation coming to a close toward the end of April, construction crews are preparing for excavation work on Sanderson Gulch itself. S. Lipan Street is open to traffic in both directions. S. Platte River Drive remains closed northbound at W. Florida Avenue. These updates are a summary of what has been provided to our office in the last week. This list may not be complete.
Zoning Board of Adjustment (BOA) Cases are not voted on by Council but Zone Changes marked by an asterisk (*) are voted on by City Council. CORRECTED Official Map Amendment Land Use, Transportation and Infrastructure Public Meeting Notification #2017I-00170 2065 S Cherokee Street Decision for BOA Case #26-18 (190 South Clay Street) Decision for BOA Case #10-18 (1390 South Grant Street part of 1384-1396 South Grant Street) Decision for BOA Case #24-18 (160 West Maple Avenue) - April 10, 2018 April 17th Landmark Preservation Commission Agenda Application for BOA Case #34-18 (152 South Corona Street) BOA Agenda for 4/17/18 For a full update of public zoning records please contact the Zoning Office: www.denvergov.org/content/denvergov/en/community-planning-and-development/contact-us/public-records.html.html Right of Way Right of Way Cases are voted on by City Council members but are often passed on the consent agenda. For a full update of public Right of Way permits please contact the Right of Way Office: www.denvergov.org/content/denvergov/en/right-of-way-services/contact-us.html Site Development Plans from the Permitting Office Site Development Plans are not voted on by City Council. For more information on Site Development Plans please visit: https://www.denvergov.org/maps/map/sitedevelopmentplans Excise and Licensing Excise and Licensing applications are not voted on by City Council. For more information on Excise and Licensing please visit: https://www.denvergov.org/content/denvergov/en/denver-business-licensing-center.html
Consent 18-0381 Approves a $24,000 agreement with South Broadway Station Apartments LLC through 12-31-18 to use City-owned vacant land as a temporary parking lot at 1134 and 1136 South Broadway in Council District 7 (FINAN-201840879-00). 18-0382 Sets a public hearing before City Council on 6-11-18 on the 101 Broadway Urban Redevelopment Plan in Council District 7. Council Meeting No District 7 Specific Items Committee Agendas No District 7 Specific Items To celebrate the 40th Anniversary of the Annual Paint-A-Thon -- one of the state’s largest volunteer events that serves seniors – Brothers Redevelopment is hosting a big, brush-related bash. Join us from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. on Tuesday, May 8, for “The Paint Party,” at the Edgewater Plaza, located at 2250 Eaton St., in Edgewater.
Tix are just $40 for The Paint Party, which is a carnival night of games, prizes, live music, festive food and lots of fun! That’s right, carnival games – only better! No heavy sell, no silent auctions, none of that “stuffy” stuff. They are celebrating an event that over 40 years has seen more than 130,000 volunteers paint the homes of some 7,250 fixed-income seniors statewide – saving them hundreds of thousands in home maintenance costs annually!!!! Many of you have participated, along with your friends and families over the years. Go to brivents.org to get your tickets today! ![]() Today, the nonprofit organization Citizens Appreciate Police (CAP) recognized 10 Denver Police officers for going beyond the call of duty to help members of our community. Formed in 1978 by Mayor Bill McNichols and District Attorney Dale Tooley, CAP is a nonprofit organization that recognizes Denver police officers who serve the public above the regular call of duty. Since its inception, more than 400 officers have received the CAP award. The officers honored today are:
Officer Monique Sedberry was dispatched to a southwest Denver school on a report that a student was being bullied. On that call, she befriended the young man named Victor. Victor is legally blind and was being teased by other students for his vision impairment. Since that initial meeting, Officer Sedberry has maintained their friendship, visiting Victor at home on a regular basis and introducing him to other officers. As the new school year approached, Officer Sedberry and Officer Alicia Martinez learned that Victor’s family was struggling to equip him and his four siblings with school supplies for the year. So, the crime-fighting duo bought five backpacks, loaded them up with various school supplies and delivered them to family, who were all very grateful for the officers’ kindness and generosity.
For the second year in a row, the District Four Impact Team and District Four Community Resource Officers banded together and contributed their personal money to support a District Four family in need for the Christmas Holiday. In 2017, the eight involved officers supported the family of Lizuly Torres, who passed away in November of 2017 just months after being diagnosed with cancer, leaving behind a husband and two small children, ages 7 years-old and 1 year-old. The officers went shopping and bought gifts for the family, including Lizuly’s sister and niece. In addition to the presents purchased, the officers also ensured that the family had a meal large enough for 10 people, so the family could gather together and celebrate Christmas the way Lizuly would have had them do. Enough money was donated that no additional gifts or food needed to be purchased by the family for the Christmas celebration. “These stories are great examples, among many similar situations, of officers going out of their way to make a positive impact in the lives of the residents they serve,” said Denver Chief of Police Robert C. White. “My sincere appreciation goes out to these officers, and all of our officers, who show heart and compassion in serving and caring for this great city.” The CAP board, consisting of 16 citizen volunteers, meets four times a year to review nominations, select recipients, and present awards. Each award winner receives a pin that is worn on the officer's uniform and a plaque. Nominations for the CAP Award come primarily from letters to the Chief of Police from private citizens applauding officers for their actions while either on or off duty. Nomination letters may be sent directly to Chief White at: Citizens Appreciate Police, 1331 Cherokee St, Denver, CO 80204, Attn: Chief of Police Office. Nominations can also be emailed directly to the CAP board at CAPBoardDenver@gmail.com. These updates are a summary of what has been provided to our office in the last week. This list may not be complete.
Zoning Board of Adjustment (BOA) Cases are not voted on by Council but Zone Changes marked by an asterisk (*) are voted on by City Council. Initial Notice for BOA Case #34-18 (152 South Corona Street) Written Notice of Receipt of Map Amendment Application: 2016I-00063 2201-2299 S Acoma, 2200-2290 S Bannock, 2200-2286 S Cherokee & 21 & 225 W Iliff Ave. Application for BOA Case #9-18 (2144 South Delaware Street) NOTICE OF PLANNING BOARD PUBLIC HEARING FOR 2018 DZC TEXT AMENDMENT BUNDLE Decision for BOA Case #230-17 (151 West 1st Avenue) BOA Agenda for 3/6/18 NOTICE OF PLANNING BOARD PUBLIC HEARING FOR DZC TEXT AMENDMENT #3 SLOT HOME Application for BOA Case #26-18 (190 South Clay Street) For a full update of public zoning records please contact the Zoning Office: www.denvergov.org/content/denvergov/en/community-planning-and-development/contact-us/public-records.html.html Right of Way Right of Way Cases are voted on by City Council members but are often passed on the consent agenda. For a full update of public Right of Way permits please contact the Right of Way Office: www.denvergov.org/content/denvergov/en/right-of-way-services/contact-us.html Site Development Plans from the Permitting Office Site Development Plans are not voted on by City Council. For more information on Site Development Plans please visit: https://www.denvergov.org/maps/map/sitedevelopmentplans Excise and Licensing Excise and Licensing applications are not voted on by City Council. Wayfinder Co-Op, LCA Dba Wayfinder Co-Op - 525 Santa Fe Drive - New Beer and Wine Liquor License Application For more information on Excise and Licensing please visit: https://www.denvergov.org/content/denvergov/en/denver-business-licensing-center.html Denver Parks & Recreation's (DPR) alcohol policy was established in September 2007, and amended in May 2011, February 2012 and May 2012, resulting in the current policy which is overly-complicated and inconsistent. In an effort to simplify how rules and regulations are enforced at DPR facilities across the city, a revision to the DPR Alcohol Policy is being proposed and your feedback is wanted.
Website access to survey: http://www.denvergov.org/parkrules Direct link to survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/DPRPolicy The intent of these proposed revisions is to:
The survey should take approximately 10 minutes and is anonymous. Your input will shape how the alcohol policy is adjusted, so please help by sharing with your neighbors. The survey will close April 20, 2018. To review proposed changes in more detail, visit denvergov.org/ParkRules With April designated as Sexual Assault Awareness Month, the City and County of Denver and partners continue educating the community about the importance of believing victims of sexual assault. With the momentum of the #MeToo movement, everyday more and more survivors are bravely telling their stories. Do you know how best to react if a loved one tells you they were sexually assaulted? Your reaction matters. Please, start by believing victims.
Because you probably won’t know when a coworker, sister, brother, friend, or child may tell you they were sexually assaulted, everyone is encouraged to visit www.Denvergov.org/StartbyBelieving to prepare themselves for that important conversation. After being sexually assaulted, survivors may find it difficult to tell someone or talk about it for a number of reasons — fear, shame, doubt. It is critical that they understand it’s not their fault and that friends and family members know how to start by believing when someone confides in them, which is why Denver’s campaign continues with “Know Action”:
In its fourth year, Denver’s Start by Believing campaign is a collaborative effort between the following agencies: Denver District Attorney’s Office, Department of Public Safety, Denver Police Department, Denver Marketing Office, Sexual Assault Interagency Council, and The Blue Bench. The Start by Believing campaign was developed by End Violence Against Women International (EVAWI). Additionally, thanks to the following sponsors for their contributions to Denver’s Start by Believing campaign: Lamar Advertising, which generously donated billboard space; Outdoor Promotions LLC, which donated bus shelter advertising space; 5280 Magazine, which donated space for a full-page ad in a coming issue, and Westword, which is running Denver’s Start by Believing ads. If you or anyone you know has been sexually assaulted, there are many resources available:
When: Thursday, May 17 | 10a.m. – 2p.m.
Where: Washington Park | Franklin & Mississippi 2018 marks the 100th anniversary of the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, the most powerful and important bird-protection law ever passed. We’re celebrating this milestone during World Migratory Bird Day which also brings attention to one of the most spectacular events in the Americas-- bird migration! Join Denver Parks & Recreation, Audubon Society of Greater Denver, Bird Conservancy of the Rockies, and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in Washington Park on May 17! We’ll have fun, educational activities for all ages including crafts, nature walks, games & more! Learn more at MigratoryBirdAct.org, and share the Facebook event with your friends and neighbors! Relocation of the Denver Water line and utility line is ongoing. Crews continue to build the water and utility line trench by inserting steel plates to shore up the trench walls.
Soil sampling will begin in the southeast portion of Sanderson Gulch Park. Residents and business owners will notice heavy equipment on site boring for soil samples. Northbound traffic on S. Platte River Drive at W. Florida Avenue will continue to be closed, with a detour to S. Lipan Street. The timing of the traffic lights at S. Platte River Drive and W. Florida Avenue has been adjusted to move traffic more efficiently. S. Lipan Street will, at times, be reduced to one lane at W. Arkansas Avenue. Flaggers are on location to keep traffic moving safely in both directions. |
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