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Arvada housing authority may offer new vouchers, but count and timing remain unknown

Staff told the City Council that improved HUD funding could allow new Housing Choice Vouchers in coming months, but the authority has not announced an allotment or date for reaching its roughly 3,095-household waitlist.

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Denver committee advances $1.6 million Federal Boulevard transit-oriented development contract

The 5-0 vote moves forward an 18-month planning process funded through a broader $2 million federal award; zoning changes and anti-displacement tools have not been adopted.

Government

Denver reports faster permit reviews, but Prop 123 results remain hard to audit

The city says 88% of permit reviews were on time through July 8, but it has not published project-level counts or metric definitions needed to assess the fast-track program.

Housing

Colorado housing board approves $8.8M for 549 Denver homes

The July 7 awards fund four planned affordable-housing projects, but financing, relocation, tax-credit documents and an unfilled child-care partnership remain before construction can begin.

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Wheat Ridge council advances rezoning for up to 18 homes on Swadley Street

The July 13 first-reading action set an Aug. 10 public hearing; a verified legal protest means the rezoning needs at least six votes for final approval.

Government

Arapahoe County approves Strasburg 2050 growth plan

Commissioners unanimously approved a long-range policy guide that projects 6,870 to 7,700 residents in the Strasburg area by 2050 and directs future land-use, transportation and infrastructure decisions.

Housing

Westminster commission backs 122-unit senior living project at Park Centre

Planning commissioners recommended changing a 6.84-acre Westminster site from Employment-Flex to Suburban Multi-Family to allow an independent senior living project.

Government

Arapahoe County advances Oxford Vista land deal, $4.5 million in open-space grants

Commissioners moved a 7.5-acre Oxford Vista purchase back to its original $3.5 million price and sent 12 open-space grant recommendations to the consent agenda.

Government

Englewood commission reviews easing rebuild rules for nonconforming homes

A proposed Title 16 amendment would let damaged homes rebuild at pre-damage density and extend the reconstruction window from one year to three.