PPRC

Platt Park Residents' Coalition

Mission/Purpose of Platt Park Residents’ Coalition:
The goal is to preserve and enhance the low-density character of our Neighborhood for the purpose of preventing the development of high rise, high density dwellings that increase traffic congestion, noise and air pollution in our neighborhood and throughout the surrounding areas. PPRC was formed in January 2004 to be involved in and monitor the Gates-Cherokee redevelopment and its impact on Platt Park.
As a Registered Neighborhood Organization, we receive announcements from the City about all matters effecting our neighborhood. We communicate this information with members by email, our website and an occasional flyers. Membership is free.  Join the PPRC.  Membership Form

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   New GDP rules/regulations
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Gates Redevelopment Overview
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Lionstone/Tryba Architects

McStain Neighborhoods

McStain Neighborhoods Web Site
Construction information- 2006

TCE/Toxic Contamination

Gates/Cherokee-TCE Contamination
   
Cherokee/Gates Well Maps
    TCE Remediation Techniques
Websites about TCE Contamination
TCE-Voluntary Cleanup Program
 
 

Community Bulletin Board

Councilman Chris Nevitt's District 7 Newsletter of May 2008
 

The Washington Park Profile
is pleased to announce the launch of its new web site
:
www.washparkprofile.com
 



www.OldSouthPearlStreet.com

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***Latest News/meetings***

6-20-2008  

   

**Gates Redevelopment & Platt Park News**
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For Information on the Demolition at the Cherokee Gates site, Click Here


Once again it is time for the Old South Pearl Street Association 2008 Pet Fair to occur during the Farmers Market

On Sunday, June 22nd from 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m., gather all your family and furry four legged friends and come on down to the Farmer's Market Pet Fair. We will have the pool where your dogs can cool off, canine massage, complementary nail trims and many other fun pet related booths. 


 

Attention Bird Lovers: This information is for those of you who find an injured bird that needs help. Wild Bird Rescue is a great organization that operates a rescue center from May through August where you can drop off any bird you find. They are at 1880 S Quebec Way, Denver. 303 751-5385. They exist on donations so if you bring a bird, a donation is greatly appreciated (but not required). They are in the same general area that Dumb Friends League is.
Their website has additional information & directions. www.wildbirdrehab.com

 
Main Street Landscaping Amendment
The above-referenced Language Amendment to the Denver Revised Municipal Code (LA-1174, Landscaping and Glazing in the Main Street Zone Districts) will be heard before the Denver Planning Board on Wednesday, July 2, 2008 at 3:00pm in Conference Room 4.F.6 of the Wellington Webb Building located at 201 W Colfax Ave.

 The electronic application for this Language Amendment may be accessed at http://www.denvergov.org/Zoning_Changes/PendingRezoningApplications/tabid/427304/Default.aspx and the RNO Position Statement may also be found on the same page. Please direct any questions to Chris Gleissner at chris.gleissner@denvergov.org or at 720-865-2938. 


 

Councilman Chris Nevitt and Denver Parks and Recreation invite you to a public meeting to learn about an exciting new partnership between Denver Parks and Recreation (DPR) and the Denver Police Athletic League (PAL).  This meeting will take place at 6:00pm on Thursday, July 31, 2008 at the Rose of Lima church located at 1320 W Nevada Place (one block South of Alameda between Pecos and Navajo Streets). Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact Denver Parks and Recreation at 720/913.0739 or Councilman Chris Nevitt at 720/865.8900.

Denver Parks and Recreation-new alcohol policy
Effective June 2008, the Denver Parks and Recreation revised alcohol policy will take effect. This policy will allow for the serving (not sale) of spirituous liquor at three of the four event facility sites (Chief Hosa, Molkery, and City Park Pavilion) and add Central Park at Stapleton to the Event Facilities, Special Occasion and Race/Walk site lists and finally, add City Park Pavilion to the Event Facilities list.

Cultivating Healthy & Sustainable Neighborhoods
Denver’s 2008 Neighborhood Conference

On June 28th, 2008, 8:00a.m – 2:30p.m at Manual High School, local and national leaders will be holding workshops to address specific issues facing neighborhoods and small and large group decision-making strategies to promote strong neighborhoods.
Participants receive:
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Information about the work done by registered neighborhood organizations, community leaders  to improve quality of life
Ø     Opportunities to learn about the projects and plans of the City and County of Denver for building community from government officials
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First-hand demonstrations and examples that can help address community needs
Ø     Networking opportunities with neighbors, groups, and city officials to build better partnerships
Ø     Free to all
To register, contact Heather Barry at 720-865-9103 or via email at Heather.Barry@denvergov.org by June 20, 2008 in order to ensure your spot!


Denver Urban Renewal Authority Provides 1% Interest Loans for Energy Efficiency, Heating Repairs and Other Home Improvements  CLICK HERE
 



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McStain Neighborhoods is building new duplexes in northern Platt Park.
If you have any questions, concerns, or problems relating to this construction, McStain has provided the telephone numbers of the people to contact.

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If you are interested in the type and quality of development in our neighborhood, read:


Washingon Park - The Profile July 2006
Denver And Its Faithful Neighborhoods: Baby, Baby Where Did Our Love Go?
by Paul Kashmann
http://www.washparkprofile.com/pubview/index.html.
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 Denver Post Columnist Joanne Ditmer's article
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Neighborhoods Make the City, Mayor Hickenlooper by Jeanne Robb-Denver Post
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Here is a related story in the Rocky Mountain News :
"Residents decry home scrape-offs"

 



 


                                     
Check out the latest EPA report on TCE testing at the Gates East Site

Additional information on the Contamination and Cleanup at Gates

 

 

 

Contact PPRC at: pprc@fountainware.com