The city will only grant transportation licenses to companies with owners who were charged with cannabis-related crimes or are in poor areas for the next three years.
Denver legalized delivery services for cannabis shops but few use them
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Denver tees off planning process for Kennedy Golf Course overhaul
The city is proposing to redesign each of the three nine-hole courses over five to 10 years and build a new clubhouse.
Homeless campsite planned for Denver Health lot in Lincoln Park
The encampment would be next to single-family homes and be managed by the same nonprofit that oversees campsites in Park Hill and on the Regis University campus.
Bonus plan for Denver employees advances, but some on council object
“Our city doesn’t have unlimited funds,” said a member about payouts for COVID vaccinations and pandemic service. “I wish it could be more,” said another.
Denver asks judge to nullify part of homeless camping ballot measure
The city argues that Initiative 303’s requirement that law enforcement respond to complaints within 72 hours or allow lawsuits intrudes on its authority to use discretion.
Beta Nightclub hearing postponed over license ownership confusion
It is accused of 10 alleged violations of municipal code and state law, including having inadequate security and allowing the distribution of cocaine.
Income-restricted condos planned for triangular block in RiNo
Developers want to put a 49-unit complex on a narrow slice of land in Five Points. City staff say construction will be the hardest part of the project.
Plans revived for 36-story LoDo tower, this time with ground lease deal
Kairoi Residential was originally under contract in 2018 to buy the triangular site at Speer and Market owned by Buzz Geller’s Paradise Land Co.
City unveils income-restricted housing mandate, much higher linkage fees
Developers building large housing projects would need to reserve 8-12 percent of rental units for those making less than the area median income and 10-15 percent of units for sale.
Civilian enforcement team to tackle Denver’s homeless camp violations
The city will send out trained staff to issue citations for crimes such as destruction of property, public defecation, trespassing and dumping.
