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Playing politics with Colorado s housing supply (copy) | Premium

Apparently, the only way to make Colorado’s housing market more affordable is to make it more expensive — or so some policymakers seem to believe. How else to explain assorted proposals, pending at the State Capitol, Denver City Hall and elsewhere, that heap one costly burden after another upon those who provide the state’s housing? Inevitably, they will have to pass those costs on to the rest of us if they want to stay in business. But let’s not be naive. The politicians peddling these proposals must know better. They understand what they are promoting won’t work. But they also understand that the public looks to them to “do something” even if the “something” turns out to be little more than pandering.

EDITORIAL: Playing politics with Colorado s housing supply | Premium

Today Scattered thunderstorms early, then partly cloudy after midnight. Low 56F. Winds WNW at 10 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 50%.. Tonight Scattered thunderstorms early, then partly cloudy after midnight. Low 56F. Winds WNW at 10 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 50%. Updated: June 6, 2021 @ 3:31 pm

Denver donates 14 bison to tribal nations

Denver donates 14 bison to tribal nations Haley Victory Smith © Provided by Washington Examiner The city and county of Denver, Colorado, donated 14 bison to tribal nations as part of an effort to return the animal to its native lands. Denver Parks and Recreation announced the gift on April 2, and final approval was given by the Denver City Council on Monday. Thirteen of the bison will be donated to the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes. One bison will be given to the Tall Bull Memorial Council in Colorado. Denver shares a common vision with our tribal partners to return and restore wild bison back to historical habitats and ancestral lands, Denver Mayor Michael Hancock said in a statement. Bison restoration efforts teach us how to be better stewards of the land, improve prairie landscapes and ecosystems, ensure genetic diversity of the species, and ensure a legacy of cultural understanding.

Denver s 16th Street Mall project prepares for construction

Denver will soon reimagine, reconstruct, and revitalize downtown s 16th Street Mall. Author: Alexander Kirk Updated: 11:22 AM MDT April 5, 2021 DENVER The decade-long process to reimagine, reconstruct and revitalize Denver s 16th Street Mall is moving forward to its final design and construction. Denver s Department of Transportation and Infrastructure (DOTI) said a $149 million design/build contract with PCL Construction Services is now fully signed and executed following approval by Denver City Council on March 8. Construction on the project to reimagine 16th Street Mall from Broadway to Market Street, which initially begin in 2010, is expected to start partially in the last quarter of 2021. Construction should fully begin in mid-2022 at Market Street and move toward Broadway in phases before reaching completion in late 2024.

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