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Rezoning for 8-story Carvana vehicle vending machine approved by Denver City Council

Rezoning for 8-story Carvana vehicle vending machine approved by Denver City Council
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Denver City Council approves $149M contract for 16th Street Mall renovation

Denver City Council approves $149M contract for 16th Street Mall renovation
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Denver City Council OKs $1M for uniforms, accessories, riot gear

Denver City Council approves $1.1M agreements for uniforms, accessories and riot gear The deal includes the purchase of such gear as forearm protectors, shin guards, mission-specific gear bags, face shields and ballistic helmets. Author: Julia Cardi (Denver Gazette) Published: 9:11 PM MST March 1, 2021 Updated: 9:11 PM MST March 1, 2021 DENVER The Denver City Council on Monday night approved spending up to $1.1 million on contracts for police uniforms and accessories, but the purchase of $60,000 for riot gear raised some eyebrows among council members. The purchase, which represented about 10% of a $600,000 contract with the company Curtis Blue Line, includes the purchase of such gear as forearm protectors, shin guards, mission-specific gear bags, face shields and ballistic helmets.

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Denver OKs official renaming of Columbus Park to La Raza Park

Denver City Council approves official renaming of Columbus Park to La Raza Park After more than 50 years in the making, a beloved space in northwest Denver is now officially recognized as La Raza Park Author: Alayna Alvarez (Colorado Politics) Published: 9:43 PM MST December 21, 2020 Updated: 9:43 PM MST December 21, 2020 DENVER After more than 50 years in the making, a beloved space in northwest Denver is now officially recognized as La Raza Park, a name it’s long been dubbed by those who’ve known it best. The Denver City Council on Monday unanimously approved the renaming of the Sunnyside neighborhood’s Columbus Park, formerly named in 1931 for Christopher Columbus, a historical figure who’s come under global scrutiny in light of the impact of European exploration on indigenous civilizations.

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Tracks and EXDO Owner Wants Denver City Council to Support 5 Star Certification

The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment is in the process of rolling out its new 5 Star State Certification Program to augment the existing color-coded COVID health and safety dial. The program would allow restaurants to apply for certification in order to do business one level up from the current color level of their county. The City and County of Denver is currently under Level Red restrictions, which prohibit any indoor dining but earning the 5 Star certification would allow a business to open at Level Orange rules, so a restaurant could seat diners indoors at 25 percent capacity (or a maximum of fifty people, whichever is lower).

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