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Denver RTD Approves ‘Equitable’ TOD Policy Written by Marybeth Luczak, Executive Editor
The RTD Board of Directors has approved a new “equitable” transit-oriented development (TOD) policy that the agency said “gives staff needed flexibility” when developers propose projects on surface parking lots.
The Denver Regional Transportation District (RTD) has a new tool to encourage development of affordable housing on district-owned property.
The RTD Board of Directors has approved a new “equitable” transit-oriented development (TOD) policy that the agency said “gives staff needed flexibility” when developers propose projects on surface parking lots, such as those adjacent to the station at Central Park or at County Line.
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Rosemarie Chostler and her dog Kasha walk to their apartment from RTD’s Sheridan light rail station on Wednesday, Feb. 17, 2021.
Update: The RTD Board gave final approval to the new policy at its Feb. 23 meeting.
From the patch of grass where she stood on a recent morning with her dog Kasha, Rosemarie Chostler could see two of the most important places in her day-to-day life.
The first was her new apartment building, an affordable complex at Sheridan Boulevard and the Lakewood Gulch in west Denver. The second was the Regional Transportation District’s W Line station, just a two-minute walk away.