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Denver committee advances $217,216 increase for Valverde drainage study
The amendment would raise Denver’s maximum contribution to $417,216 and the combined funding cap to $517,216 for planning in the Valverde Basin.
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The amendment would raise Denver’s maximum contribution to $417,216 and the combined funding cap to $517,216 for planning in the Valverde Basin.
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The proposed work would replace exterior fire-suppression piping above RTD tracks and the Theater District station, as well as along Stout Street.
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The ordinance takes effect Jan. 1, 2027, limits when city agencies may require collection or disclosure of the information and sets an initial report due within 90 days.
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The proposed measure could authorize the city to acquire property interests for sidewalk gaps and accessible ramps along parts of East Colfax and North Rosemary streets.
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Staff is seeking a recommendation to replace 1,709 vehicle radios in three phases. RTD says only the 2026 phase has budget available.
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The boundary change covers public sites and parcels whose owners petitioned to join. The ordinance does not impose a tax.
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Nonprofit administrators face caps of 7% for Caring for Denver and preschool and 5% for Prosperity Denver; city administrative costs are capped at 1% for each fund.
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The proposed citywide agreement with Orion Environmental would cover asbestos abatement, mold remediation and emergency response, with work ordered as needed.
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The proposed amendment would extend the citywide guard-services agreement through September 2027 while Denver prepares a new solicitation with updated labor terms and a revised scope.
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The proposed agreement targets buyers earning 100% of area median income, sets a 30-year affordability period for six state-assisted homes and includes $154,000 in city fee abatement.