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Denver Zoning Board Allows Safe-Camping Sites to Continue

The plaintiffs and a handful of other Park Hill residents filed appeals with the board related to both the zoning administrator s decision to allow for safe-camping sites across the city and the approval of a site-specific permit for the church parking lot.  A hearing on that challenge is slated for July 27. During today s hearing, opponents focused on what they perceived to be negative effects of the existing safe-camping sites, especially the one set up last month outside Park Hill United Methodist Church. Kurt Monigle, one of the plaintiffs in the original lawsuit who lives about two blocks from the church, presented pictures of people sleeping on the grassy median along Forest Parkway. This is something we ve never had in Park Hill. Obviously, the camp is attracting a new type of activity that we don t like, and it s scary for us, Monigle said.

Reasons to Love Denver 2021: Acts of Compassion

5280 Reasons to Love Denver 2021: Acts of Compassion It s been pivotal past year for Denver, as the city faced overlapping crises and began to reckon with harmful parts of its past. While plenty of work still lies ahead, Denverites still found ways to show our neighbors we care. Corinne Anderson, Daliah Singer, Madi Skahill, Spencer Campbell •   July 1, 2021 1. Because we know when it’s time to name-drop. Naming is power. And this past year, Denverites used it to reckon with the racist legacies that plague our city, one local symbol at a time. From Sunnyside’s La Raza Park (the moniker bestowed on what was Columbus Park is a nod to the area’s history as a center of Chicano activism) to Denver South High School’s new Raven mascot (formerly the Rebels), we are finally acknowledging that everyday places and symbols can be (not so) hidden harbors for hate.

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