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The Park Hill Golf Course and City Of Denver Wedding

The Park Hill Golf Course and City of Denver Wedding. Will The Newlyweds Have a Development Baby? 30 Minutes with Penfield Tate.

Posted bySOS DenverJuly 21, 2022July 21, 2022Posted inUncategorizedLeave a comment on The Park Hill Golf Course and City Of Denver Wedding

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  • June 30 CPD Community Open House

    June 30 CPD Community Open House

    1 month ago
    Community Planning and Development Department (CPD) Sham Process CPD’s June 30th “Community Open House” is a continuation of the sham planning and development process conceived and implemented by CPD with the predetermined outcome of supporting the residential and commercial development plans of CPD’s real estate developer “client” Westside Investment Partners.1 CPD has spent hundreds ofContinue reading "June 30 CPD Community Open House"Read More »
  • URGENT ACTION NEEDED TO PROTECT THE PHGC LAND

    URGENT ACTION NEEDED TO PROTECT THE PHGC LAND

    1 month ago
    As you know, the City is not going to stop pushing mixed use development on the Park Hill Golf Course land.  In fact, the City’s Community Planning and Development Department (CPD) is basically ignoring our victory on 301 last November and continuing to present mixed-use development as what people want for that land.   CPD hasContinue reading "URGENT ACTION NEEDED TO PROTECT THE PHGC LAND"Read More »
  • CPD Promotes New Development Vision

    CPD Promotes New Development Vision

    2 months ago
    CPD has been promoting variations on the development of PHGC for the last couple of meetings touting over 4,000 units for about 10,000 new residents. That cut the property in half, promising 75-80 acres for parkland (not counting the 25 acre flood detention area). Well, apparently that didn’t sit well with the development crowd, soContinue reading "CPD Promotes New Development Vision"Read More »
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