Denver is expecting to place a half billion dollar general obligation bond before the voters in November 17 to pay for an extensive list of capital projects.
2017 City Bond Planning Underway
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Development
Mueller: Stapleton’s Texas Twin
A Stapleton neighbor who visited the Mueller (pronounced “Miller”) neighborhood in Austin, Texas, said it seemed just like being in Stapleton and suggested we visit to see for ourselves.
Denver TOD Manager To Bring Density To Stations
Chris Nevitt, former city councilman, is the first Citywide Manager for Transit-Oriented Development in Denver.
R Line Bringing Development to Fitzsimons
Three mass transit projects are bringing new mobility options to Stapleton and surrounding neighborhoods.
Get Involved. Make “Denveright.”
Denver has launched an unprecedented policy-making project inviting residents to get involved in “Denveright.”
Wider I-70 Inches Along
The 13-year study to widen I-70 between I-25 and Chambers Road has been delayed about six months.
Nourish Community Market Announces Location, but…
…much remains to be done to make a late 2018 opening possible.
Eastbridge King Soopers Delayed Until Summer ‘17
Rumors about a delayed opening for the Eastbridge King Soopers have been confirmed by spokesperson Kelli McGannon: “King Soopers has to delay opening its second location in Stapleton.
New Affordable Housing Fund Exempts Stapleton Builders
All Denver residents will pay a tax and most builders will pay a development impact fee under Denver’s new affordable housing fund approved by Denver City Council Sept. 19 on a 9-4 vote.
New Bluff Lake Dam Moves Full Steam Ahead
Reconstruction of the Bluff Lake Dam is well underway-—its first major update in 132 years—with improvements that will help maintain the water level and prevent leakage.
Restriping Montview for Cyclists
The City of Aurora is moving forward with a pilot project to install bike lanes on Montview Blvd. to improve mobility options for all travel modes in this heavily travelled corridor.
Funding Announced for CPB Bridge Widening
The 2017 city budget proposed in September by Denver Mayor Michael Hancock includes $8.4 million to complete the widening of the Central Park Boulevard (CPB) bridge as it passes over Sand Creek and the rail corridor used by the Union Pacific Railroad and RTD’s A Line commuter rail facility.
