Denver adds 1050 17th St. to downtown authority boundary
The amendment adds the parcel to a boundary that includes public sites and other downtown properties. It does not impose a tax or set a rate.
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Denver City Council amended the Denver Downtown Development Authority’s boundaries Oct. 26 to add 1050 17th St., making the property subject to any city taxes later imposed for the authority’s use and benefit, the amendment says.
The amendment does not impose a tax, authorize a development project or set a tax rate. It provides no projected revenue or revenue plan.
The additions are grouped by petition period. The September 2025 group includes 600 and 622 16th St.; 1500 Blake St.; and 1505, 1518 and 1600 Glenarm Place. The October 2025 group includes Civic Center Park, the McNichols Building, Skyline Park and 500 16th St. The August 2026 group includes the Denver Post Building, 1530 16th St., 444 17th St. Unit 100, 900 16th St., 1514 17th St. and 1050 17th St. The amendment also provides legal descriptions and parcel identifiers; these addresses are a shorter guide to the listed locations.
The Oct. 26 amendment follows an earlier boundary measure that Council passed Oct. 5 and the mayor approved Oct. 7, as that ordinance records.
The amendment does not state an effective date. Denver’s charter says ordinances take effect after final passage and publication unless they specify otherwise, the charter provides.