A new rate structure will be reflected on bills for any meter read on or after April 1, meaning meters read in early April, for example, will include water use from days in March.
Denver Water Sets New Rate Structure
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Christie Gosch
Sierra Club Sues Over I-70 Plan
Neighborhood organizations joined the Sierra Club in a lawsuit regarding how high pollution days will be counted against the standard in the new I-70 plan.
Tracking Colorado’s Rockfalls
Rockfalls are regular occurrences in Colorado, and the debris they jettison onto roadways and other structures is hazardous.
Avoid Trips to Vet, Call Mobile Service
Veterinarian Danielle Rope, who has been in practice 10 years, now brings her services to your home with her new mobile vet business.
Movie Reviews: Remember & Rectify
Each month, the Indie Prof reviews a current film in the theater and a second film available at Redbox or VOD. This month the second review is of a TV series available on VOD. Follow “Indie Prof” on Facebook for updates about film events and more reviews.
Don’t Miss these April Events
April kicks off spring with a series of events from art sales to charity runs.
Eastbridge April Update
Construction on the Eastbridge Town Center is underway and the first tenants are expected to open shop in November.
New Assisted Living/Memory Care
A 63,000-square-foot senior living community will be built on a 1.5-acre site located at 2979 Uinta Street.
Thrive to Build 165 Affordable Rowhomes
Thrive Home Builders will construct 165 affordable rowhomes along Central Park Blvd. north of I-70.
26th Avenue Cycle Track Shelved
Tom Gleason of Forest City and Bar Chadwick, city of Denver, both said their organizations do not support the cycle track idea.
Cash Flow Projections for Stapleton Infrastructure
2013 was the first year that Stapleton tax increment financing (TIF) generated revenues in excess of existing debt obligations.
NW Aurora Buzzing with Activity
Read a series of updates for NW Aurora including a new school and mixed-used development.
