Speak Out Today Against Jolon Clark’s Bid to Make Denver Less Affordable
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More parking requirements are coming. The only question now is, how far in the wrong direction will City Council steer this ship?
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City Council Caves to the Anti-Housing, Pro-Parking Crowd Again
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It's 2017. The question of whether cities should require developers to build parking has been settled. They should not. But here in Denver, the City Council is moving in the opposite direction.
Planning Board Reluctantly Approves City Council’s Attack on Walkability
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The Denver Planning Board voted for an amendment to the zoning code Wednesday that would raise housing costs and feed the city's car addiction by forcing home builders to build parking where it was not required before.
City Council Calls for Creation of Stand-Alone “Mobility” Department
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Denver does not have a transportation department. That's not the case in most major American cities, which have a separate department that crafts streets and transportation policy.
While Other Cities Cut Parking Mandates, Denver’s Poised to Require More Parking
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Zoning would ensure a net gain in parking spaces if the City Council adopts it, but home builders will have some outs.
Council President Albus Brooks Calls for New Source of Transportation Money
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If funding for sidewalks and bike lanes continues at the rate laid out in Mayor Michael Hancock’s 2017 budget, Denver won’t see a fully built-out bike network for many decades, and won’t have a complete sidewalk network for nearly two centuries. Hancock proposed a paltry $2.2 million for Denver Moves, the city’s blueprint for a […]