e-Talk in 10

July 2010

From the office of Councilwoman Jeanne Robb

                   1232 E. Colfax Avenue, Denver, Colorado, 80218                    

303.377.1807
Jeanne.Robb@denvergov.org

In This Issue:
- 4th Annual Independence Day Cheesman Park Kids Parade - <#cheesman>
- 20th Annual Cherry Creek Arts Festival - <#CC_arts>
Colorado Symphony Orchestra & Fireworks in Civic Center Park-July 3rd <#Symphony_civic_park>
- New Zoning Code Approved By Council – <#zoning_code>  
- Lindsey Flanagan Court House Opens at the Denver Justice Center – <#den_justice_center>
- Update on Temporary Vending in Parks in District 10 – <#temp_vending_2>
- Vacancies on the Denver County Cultural Council – <#DOCC_vacancy>
- Scooter Season Means Scooter Safety and Scooter Laws – <#scooter>
- Yard and Garage Sale Rules – <#yard_sales>
- US OpenAir Outdoor Cinema – <#openair>
- The Biennial Begins July 6th – <#biennial>
- Kaiser Permanente Moonlight Ride Coming to District 10 Saturday, July 18 – <#moonlight_classic>
- Xcel Installation of a New Feeder in District 10 – <#xcel>
- YesPleaseMore Offers Starter Grants to Creative Entrepreneurs – <#yesmoreplease>
- Free Weatherization Program – <#weatherization_program>
- Free Emergency Response Training Courses - <#CERT_training>
- Upcoming Events - <#OLE_LINK26>  
- City Council Meetings and News – <#OLE_LINK27>
- Upcoming Events Calendar – <#OLE_LINK28>

4th Annual Independence Day Cheesman Park Kids Parade
Participation and Volunteer Information

On Sunday, July 4th, join kids of all ages for the 4th annual Independence Day Cheesman Park Kids Parade, an “Auto-Free” day in the Park (5 am- 3 pm).  Meet at the south side of Cheesman Park beginning at 9 am near the small parking lot and bring your decorated or undecorated bicycles, tricycles, wagons, and doll carriages.  Decorations such as streamers and crepe paper will be provided by Cheesman Park Advocacy Group (CPAG).  

The Parade begins at 10:00am from 9th avenue in the park, goes NORTH past the pavilion, curves around to 11th Avenue, and then continues BEHIND the Pavilion and back around to enjoy post-parade activities. Guides will help the children with the process.  Face painting, balloons, a marching band, and a fire truck, a police car, and police on horses are all part of the experience!

This parade has been a successful effort to bring the community to Cheesman Park to enjoy its beauty, its trails, and views.  We’re pleased to provide our children with this special patriotic American tradition. For more information or if you are interested in volunteering or donating, call Marilyn at 303-694-6721 or my office at 303-377-1807.

20th Annual Cherry Creek Arts Festival

Join the over 350,000 visitors for three days, July 3, 4, and 5,  during the July 4th holiday weekend for the nation's #1 outdoor arts festival (ranked by four independent industry publications) in Denver's Cherry Creek North neighborhood.  The arts festival features 200 of the nation's finest visual artists; four performance art stages; over twenty juried culinary vendors; 'Artivity Avenue' - an entire block of interactive art activities; special curated art exhibits, and an award winning volunteer program with over 1,200 volunteers. All are invited to enjoy 'A World of Art in Your Own Backyard.’  To learn more, please click here. <http://www.cherryarts.org/>   
 
Lots of visitors always means lots of parking.  The Cherry Creek North Neighborhood Association, the Arts Festival, Council District 10, and Denver’s Department of Public Works have worked together to lift residential parking restrictions between Third and Sixth Avenues, University to Garfield on Saturday, Sunday, and Monday. Cars will not be ticketed for parking in the two-hour or residential-only parking areas but they could still be ticketed for parking too near driveways, too far from the curb, and other usual parking violations.

Huge 4th of July Celebration in District 10

The Civic Center Conservancy, the Colorado Symphony and the Denver Office of Cultural Affairs announce detailed plans for a free community concert and fireworks display on Saturday, July 3, 2010, at Denver’s Civic Center Park (14th Avenue & Broadway) beginning at 8:00 p.m. The event, which is free and open to the public, coincides with the beginning of both the Biennial of the Americas and The Colorado Symphony’s summer season – as well as the completion of Better Denver bond-funded restoration of Civic Center’s historic Greek Theater and Voorhies Memorial and the forthcoming launch of a capital campaign aimed at implementing the Civic Center enhancements identified in the 2005 Civic Center Park Master Plan.
 
The Independence Eve Celebration will be accented with an innovative light show on the Denver City and County Building and a stunning fireworks finale.  Lawn seating will be available on a first-come, first-served basis; blankets or low-rise concert/beach chairs are encouraged.  Attendees are welcome to bring their own picnics; concessions will also be present on-site.  In the event of rain, the concert may have a delayed start or be cancelled – but the fireworks will continue at 9:15 p.m.  
 
 

The New Zoning Code Approved By Council

After five years of meetings, working sessions, listening sessions, drafting and mapping, Denver’s New Zoning Code and Map were unanimously approved by City Council Monday, June 21, 2010.  I would like to thank all the neighborhood leaders, community interests and District 10 constituents who were really great throughout this whole process.
 
The New Code and map became effective June 25, 2010.  You can view the hearing and Council vote on Denver 8 TV as video on demand from your computer on DenverGov.Org at this link:   http://www.denvergov.org/Default.aspx?alias=www.denvergov.org/denver8tv <http://www.denvergov.org/Default.aspx?alias=www.denvergov.org/denver8tv>
 
 
The City Council vote caps one of the largest and most significant legislative processes in Denver history – a process that engaged nearly 36,000 participants, including individual residents and neighborhood organizations, business owners, development interests, the historic preservation community and City Council.
The New Code fixes Denver’s antiquated 53-year-old zoning code.  As it is implemented, the New Code will:

• support a growing economy, a diverse mix of housing and transportation options, strong neighborhoods and a high quality of life;
• create value and economic opportunity for homeowners and other property owners;
• increase the clarity and predictability of zoning requirements, saving property owners time and money and reducing the overall costs of projects;
• preserve the character and quality of our established neighborhoods;
• promote desirable and innovative development in new and changing areas of Denver;
• differentiate Denver from other communities, helping it stand out as a place to live, visit and do business;
• maintain Denver’s vitality and outstanding quality of life.
  

Lindsey Flanagan Court House Opens at the Denver Justice Center

The week of July 5th, 2010 will mark the beginning of the full operation of the new Denver Justice Center. This is the culmination of a process which began when the voters passed the bond in May 2005 which authorized the property acquisition, design and construction of the downtown campus as well as the addition to the Denver County Jail.
 
Located on the site of the old Rocky Mountain News building, the new detention center was designed by the combined team of Hartman Cox, Washington, D.C., Richie Green, New York City and local architect OZ. The 438,000 SF Indiana limestone exterior contains 1500 beds in 27 housing units for pre sentenced inmates as well as pre arraignment and preliminary hearing courtrooms, inmate video visitation, a full medical facility, heat and serve food service and a laundry. The project is tracking for LEED Silver certification.  The Van Cise Simonet Detention Center opened last month.
 
Across the plaza and connected by a tunnel is the Lindsey Flanagan Courthouse which was dedicated on Monday, June 21.  Designed by Klipp Architecture, the building is wrapped in Alabama limestone with a curtain wall façade on the east side, it contains 35 courtrooms, 6 shelled, the Cisneros jury assembly room as well as space for the District Attorney, City Attorney, Clerk of the Courts, Public Defender, Probation Offices. This project is also tracking for LEED Silver certification.
 
This campus configuration successfully addresses the issues regarding the daily transporting of detainees as well as the separation of the public, judiciary and detainees while adding an attractive new civic space to the downtown area.

 

Update on Temporary Vending in Parks in District 10

After the Parks and Rec Advisory Board Meeting which occurred on June 10th, the Parks Department has decided to move forward with Temporary Vending sites in Civic Center Park as well as at the Congress Park pool. However, the other proposed sites have been put on hold for further discussion.
 
The Temporary Vending Permit provides licensed vendors the opportunity to temporarily sell food and non-alcoholic beverages at designated sites approved by the City and County of Denver. Only stationary, non-mobilized food vending carts are permitted.  Permits are offered on a monthly basis.  Non-permitted vendors are not allowed within 300 feet of a Denver park.
 

City Council Announces Vacancies on the Denver County Cultural Council

Application forms are available for citizens interested in filling a vacancy on the Denver County Cultural Council (DCCC), a board authorized by the State to distribute Scientific & Cultural Facilities District Tier III revenues to cultural organizations. The DCCC will have 3-4 vacancies as of the end of September.

In filling this vacancy, City Council is looking for an individual with active community involvement at the neighborhood level and professional, volunteer or advocatory experience in an art, cultural, scientific or historical organization.  Councilwoman Lehmann, chair of the Council’s Public Amenities Committee, indicated that applicants should have a citywide perspective and be willing to commit at least 15 to 20 hours per month to DCCC.  The workload peaks during the annual grant application review period, March through June.


The Denver County Cultural Council is comprised of eleven voting members.  Three are ex-officio, representing citywide organizations, and eight are community representatives selected from interested applicants.  The vacant positions are for a 2, 3, or 4-year term, beginning October 1, 2010, renewable for an additional term for a total of six years by mutual agreement.  The appointment will be made by resolution of the Denver City Council.  
 
Applicants must be:

• City and County of Denver residents;
• at least 21 years of age;
• not currently a board member or paid staff of any organization applying for Tier III funding; and
• willing to disclose any conflict of interest.
  

Scooter Season Means Scooter Safety and Scooter Laws

With this summer weather, it can only mean one thing for us Denverites: Scooter Time.  Those who use scooters ride them for many reasons.  The three top reasons are 1) ease of getting around town 2) free parking and 3) 100 miles to the gallon of gasoline. Now that’s green.
 
Before selecting a scooter it is important to understand applicable laws and safety considerations:

• The classification “motorized bicycles” includes 50 CC scooters and they are allowed to park at all Denver bike racks. What a great alternative to $20 lots at Coors Field!
• Any scooter over the 50 CC size engine is required to have license plates and the driver must have a valid a motorcycle class license. If you own a 50 CC scooter it is important to register it with the DMV. The cost is $5.00 for 3 years. It is up to the owner to remember to renew it; the DMV does not mail out renewal reminders for these vehicles.
• All Coloradans must have proper eye protection.  The use of goggles or protective eyewear keeps debris out of your eyes while enjoying your ride. Though it is not Colorado State Law, you are urged to wear a helmet for safety.
• It is not permitted to ride a scooter on any bike paths.  This is a common misconception, since scooters are referred to as “Motorized Bicycles.” You are required to ride in traffic with automobiles and to follow all state motor vehicle laws.
  

Yard and Garage Sale Rules

After doing some spring cleaning, many people organize personal or neighborhood yard and garage sales.  Here are some frequent questions my office gets:  
 
Are Yard and Garage Sales Legal?
Yes, yard and/or garage sales are allowed as accessory uses (Municipal Code 59-87(3)) with the following limitations:

• Shall not exceed 72 hours of total duration
• Shall not have more than 1 sale in the period from January 1st to June 30th and no more than one 1 sale in the period from July 1st to December 31st
• Items offered for sale shall not have been bought for resale or received on consignment for the purpose of resale
• All external evidence of the sale shall be removed immediately upon the conclusion of the sale
  

US OpenAir Outdoor Cinema Update

US OpenAir is a month-long outdoor film celebration, combining local food and beverage in a comfortable setting, with the iconic Denver skyline and Rocky Mountains as the backdrop behind the film. Originally planned for a launch this summer in Civic Center Park to coincide with the Biennial of the Americas celebration, the plan was refocused on a summer 2011 launch in City Park.
 
US OpenAir Managing Director Julie Frahm is doing an outreach program for RNO’s (residential neighborhood associations) and concerned citizens to offer City Park neighbors a brief overview of the program and the opportunity to ask questions and provide input regarding sound, traffic, accessibility, site set-up and programming.  
 
Frahm will be attending the CHUN Zoning Committee on July 7 at 1201 Williams, 19th floor.  The meeting begins at 7 pm and has numerous agenda items.  OpenAir will be applying for a liquor license.
 
You can stay informed on updates to OpenAir’s plans for the summer of 2011 via their website, at www.usopenair.com/denver.php <http://www.usopenair.com/denver.php> . To schedule a presentation and feedback session with US OpenAir for your community group, please e-mail info@usopenair.com.
 

The Biennial Begins July 6th

The Biennial of the Americas is a month-long cultural celebration of innovation, imagination and artistic achievement of the Western Hemisphere. Beginning this year, and every even-numbered year to follow, the City of Denver will host this inspiring event. Denver will welcome national and international visitors for a cross-cultural experience bridging and unifying the artistic, intellectual and political progress of the hemisphere's 35 nations.
Through the comprehensive coordination of art exhibitions, cultural programming and conversational roundtables, the Biennial of the Americas will bring together established and emerging leaders in the the arts, culture, sciences, politics, economics and technology communities, facilitating the development of a unified vision for the future of the Western Hemisphere.
The newly renovated McNichols Building, located in Civic Center, is the Biennial’s main stage and community gathering place. There are Biennial events and exhibitions being held throughout the city as well. For more information about this event, visit the Biennial of the Americas <http://www.biennialoftheamericas.org/> website.

Kaiser Permanente Moonlight Ride Coming to District 10 Saturday, July 18

Get the unique freedom of riding your bike through 10 miles of downtown Denver streets at night closed off for your safety and that of your family and friends.  The 17th Annual Moonlight Classic, sponsored by Kaiser Permanente, provides this opportunity on Saturday, July 18.  
 
The Family wave starts at 10:30 pm and the Gonzo Wave begins at 11:30 pm.  Join over 5,000 fun families and friends and take part in the costume contest, midnight snacks and music.  See downtown Denver in a whole new light in a new closed course with 10 miles of fun night-time bike travel in one loop or as many as you can before hitting the finish line at 2 am Sunday, July 19.  The festivities and onsite registration begin 8:30 pm at Veteran’s Park across from the Colorado State Capitol.  Proceeds benefit the 40-year-old Seniors, Inc., a local non-profit serving elderly shut-ins with a volunteer phone and visitation network, with a $50,000 event fundraising goal.

Register early and pick up your packet to take advantage of Downtown Denver Partnership lodging discounts!  Event information and route map details are at www.moonlight-classic.com <http://www.moonlight-classic.com/> .  Register online and choose your packet pick up location from 19 Front Range bike shop locations from July 8 to 16. Late registration will be on the night of the event 8:30 to 11:30 pm. Online and mail-in pre-ride registration prices are: Adults, $35; Seniors over 60, $30; and Children under 12, $20.  Add $5 for ride-night late registration.

The Moonlight Classic is a family and community ride, rather than a race, with a relaxed attitude and a route safer than ever for kids of all ages.  As a result, the flow of traffic at intersections with closed lanes can be managed more easily by officers who can stop riders for a few minutes to maintain a steady flow of movement during the event as well as monitor the safety of all cyclists. We require helmets and bicycle night lights, front and rear, for all participants
 
This year’s Moonlight Classic course uses lane and street closures beginning from the State Capitol north through Uptown, past the Botanic Gardens through Congress Park to Cherry Creek, west past Alamo Placita, and northwest on Speer Boulevard before returning to the State Capitol.  This year, they will not route the ride south to Evans and north on Downing Street but will rather turn west/northwest from Cherry Creek along Speer Boulevard back to downtown Denver.
 
To get the word out about street closures, the number of bike riders at night and to encourage attendance, Kaiser has also notified registered neighborhood organizations, done several press releases, contacted local radio, TV and newspapers, has a website, and recently had an article in Life in Capitol Hill.  Over 100 Denver Police officers have been hired to monitor and direct traffic (30 more than in previous years).  
 
If you have any additional questions, feel free to contact the event staff at 2010MoonlightClassic@gmail.com.

Xcel Installation of a New Feeder in District 10

As a result of the Harrison Substation fire, the starting date of some previously scheduled Xcel work has been pushed up. Beginning on Monday June 28, Xcel will be installing a new electrical feeder in District 10. The new feeder will give Xcel greater system reliability which will reduce system interruptions for customers.  Xcel anticipates the project to be completed by August 15.
 
Work is scheduled to occur in this order:
 
● Beginning on the west side of Pennsylvania Street between 16th Avenue and 12th Avenue, with some work in the alleyway located to the north of 16th Avenue between Pennsylvania and Logan streets.
● Continuing west on 12th Avenue to Delaware Street
● Finishing by heading north on Delaware Street to 13th Avenue
 
Xcel Energy, along with their contractors Sure Shot Drilling and Sturgeon Electric, will be performing directional boring, some excavation work, and pulling and terminating cables along the route. While they do not anticipate any work on your property, care will be taken to repair any/or replace any landscaping, concrete and/or asphalt that may be disturbed during our work.
 
During this project you can expect to see:
 

1. Enforcement of “No Parking” signs in various locations (we need to ensure we have adequate working room and want to limit the amount of time needed in each location).
2. Crews using heavy machinery to install our facilities
3. Traffic being diverted to other streets
   

YesPleaseMore Offers Starter Grants to Creative Entrepreneurs

YesPleaseMore Pop-Up Store, a temporary retail store powered by Denver Theatre District, Create Denver, an initiative of the Denver Office of Cultural Affairs, and Denver Pavilions, sells 100% Colorado-designed goods and is accepting submissions for its Starter Grant Program.



The YesPleaseMore Starter Grant Program invites creative entrepreneurs to submit their idea – a product, exhibit, song, film – online and asks the public to vote to elect three winning entries.  Individuals with the winning ideas will be granted $500 each to help develop their idea.  Submissions will be accepted through September 3, 2010.



To apply for a YesPleaseMore Starter Grant:

1.      Submit your idea at www.yespleasemore.com <http://www.yespleasemore.com/>  by uploading video, audio clip, text, sketches or images through September 3 2010.  Five entries are allowed per person and one grant can be awarded per person.  

2.      Share your submission on Facebook, Twitter and e-mail.

3.      Build a following.  Submissions will be accepted through September 3, 2010, and the public can vote for their favorite ideas at www.yespleasemore.com <http://www.yespleasemore.com/> throughout that time.  The community is allowed to vote for a single entry every hour.

4.      After September 3, 2010, a $500 YesPleaseMore Starter Grant will be awarded to three individuals whose ideas received the most votes.



Intended to support the local creative economy, YesPleaseMore is a temporary retail space acting as a “mix and match” experience that combines events, shopping, co-working and performances to create a cultural mash-up including designed goods such as furniture, paper goods, clothing, jewelry, prints and art from more than 40 Denver-based creatives. As well as workshops and seminars on creative entrepreneurship, and Engagement parties that present new artworks in the form of dynamic social events and performances by Denver-based creatives and institutions. YesPleaseMore Pop-Up Store hours are 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Monday through Saturday and noon to 6:00 p.m. Sunday.  The store will be open June 5 through September 15, 2010. For more information, contact: hello@yespleasemore.com.
 

Click here <http://yespleasemore.strutta.com/>  to view a video about the YesPleaseMore Starter Grant Program produced by students at the Art Institute of Colorado. For more information about the YesPleaseMore Starter Grant program visit www.yespleasemore.com <http://www.yespleasemore.com/> .

Save Energy and Money with a Free Weatherization Program

Veterans Green Jobs, in partnership with the Governor’s Energy Office Weatherization Program, provides free energy audits and weatherization services to income qualified Coloradans.  Among many measures, weatherization services can include adding insulation in attics and walls, furnace replacement and safety testing, and sealing air leaks.  The installation of these cost-effective, energy-efficient improvements will reduce your home energy usage, help you save money, and keep your home safer and more comfortable year round.  
 
To be qualified for the program, you must meet the income guidelines specified below.  If you are a resident of Denver or Jefferson County and would like more information, please call Veterans Green Jobs at 720-236-1321 or visit www.veteransgreenjobs.org <http://www.veteransgreenjobs.org/> . If you reside outside of these two counties, please call 1-800-462-0184 to be directed to your local weatherization agency.
 
Income Eligibility Chart:     

 
* Gross income means before tax
** Please add $623.33 per month or $7,480.00 per year for each additional person in your household after 4 people

Free Emergency Response Training Courses

What would YOU do if a disaster hit close to your home or work? Be prepared by taking the free Denver Citizens Emergency Response Training (Denver CERT) course. This disaster preparedness and response training (FEMA course IS317) will include how to plan for a disaster and teach basic response skills such as fire safety, light search and rescue, team organization, and disaster medical operations.  At the completion of this training, participants are encouraged to support emergency response agencies by taking a more active role in emergency preparedness projects in their community.
This training sessions will take place on July 14, 15, 21 and 22, 8:00 AM - 1:00 PM. Class exercise will be July 31, 2010, 8:30am to 3:30pm (All classes required for a certificate). This training is open to anyone and the program will accept up to 40 participants. The sessions will be held at Denver Human Service, 1200 Federal Blvd.
This course is applicable to anyone because when a disaster hits, we can’t always depend on professional responders to be immediately available.  We would like to have our citizens trained to help within their own communities.
This training is sponsored by  the Office of Emergency Management and Homeland Security (OEM/HS); Denver Fire Department, Denver Police Department, Denver Human Services, North Center Region, Department of Homeland Security
 
For More Information and Registration visit www.denvergov.org/oem <http://www.denvergov.org/oem> ; or contact Carolyn H. Bluhm, OEM: 720.865.7600 or email DenverCERT@denvergov.org <mailto:DenverCERT@denvergov.org> .

Upcoming Events

·       “Movie in the Park” Goonies- Friday, July 16- Cheesman Park

·       Free Days in Denver

• Denver Botanic Gardens- Friday August 6th
  

City Council Meetings and News

City Council meets every Monday at 5:30 at the City and County building (14th and Bannock St., 4th Floor, Room 451).  Sign up for the speaker’s list starts at 5:30pm.  The hearings take place after first reading and the exact time depends on where the bill is listed on the agenda.  
 

Upcoming Events Calendar

A "Community Meeting Calendar" has been added to the "Residents" page on www.denvergov.org.  Click here <http://www.denvergov.org/meetingcalendar/CommunityMeetingCalendar/tabid/423851/Default.aspx> to go directly to the calendar.  Meetings sponsored by Denver's Community Planning and Development can be found all in one place on the "Community Meeting Calendar."

Check out the City of Denver’s event calendar www.denver365.com.  <http://www.denver365.com/> To share your event with others add it to the left hand side of the homepage and be sure to indicate from the pull down menu which part of the city your event is in.
 
 
 

  DAY   EVENT   TIME   PLACE   
  Wed June 30   Cherry Creek Area Plan Public Meeting   5:30 pm - 7:30 pm   J.W. Marriott Cherry Creek North   
  Thurs July 1   Biennial of the Americas Begins <http://www.biennialoftheamericas.org/>   Civic Center   
  Thurs July 1   District 3 Police Meeting for Neighborhood Groups   6 pm – 7:30 pm   1625 S. University Blvd   
   Sat, Sun, Mon July 3, 4, 5   Cherry Creek Arts Festival <http://www.cherryarts.org/home>   
  Sat July 3   Colorado Symphony and Fireworks   8 pm – 10 pm   Civic Center Park   
  Sun July 4   “First Sunday in the Park” Chessman Park Auto-Free Day   5 am – 6 pm   Cheesman Park   
  Sun July 4   Chessman Park Independence Day Kids Parade   9am-11am   Chessman Park   
  Mon July 5   City Holiday- City Offices Closed No City Council Meeting this week   
  Tues July 6   First Tuesday on the Fax   5:30pm-7:00pm   TBD   
  Thurs July 8   Parks and Rec Advisory Board Meeting <http://www.denvergov.org/Portals/626/documents/7.08.10%20Agenda.pdf>     5:30 pm – 7:30 pm   Webb Building 201 West Colfax 4.G.2   
  Mon July 12   City Council Weekly Meeting   5:30 pm   City Council Chambers City and County building 14th and Bannock St., 4th Floor, Room 451   
  Tues July 13   CBID Board Meeting   10 am -  11 am   Alta Court 1490 Lafayette #108   
  Tues July 13   Mayor’s State of the City Address   4:15 pm - 5:15 pm   Denver Justice Center 400 W. Colfax   
  Wed July 14   Cherry Creek Area Plan Coordination Team Meeting   5:30 pm -7 pm   Daniel’s Fund 101 Monroe   
  Wed July 14   Happy on the Hill   5:30 pm – 7 pm   TBD   
  Thurs July 15   Golden Triangle 3rd Thursday   5 pm – 7 pm   TBD   
  Fri July 16   “Movies in the Park” Goonies   Dusk   Cheesman Park   
  Mon July 19   City Council Weekly Meeting   5:30 pm   City Council Chambers City and County building 14th and Bannock St., 4th Floor, Room 451   
  Wed July 21   Cherry Creek Steering Committee   5:30 pm – 7:30 pm   299 Milwaukee Conference Room   
  Mon July 26   City Council Weekly Meeting   5:30 pm   City Council Chambers City and County building 14th and Bannock St., 4th Floor, Room 451   
  Tues July 27   Tasty Colfax: Eats on the Beat   5:30 pm – 8:30 pm   Various Restaurants Along Colfax   
  Sun Aug 1   “First Sunday in the Park” Cheesman Park Auto-Free Day   5 am – 6 pm   Cheesman Park   
  Mon Aug 2   City Council Weekly Meeting   5:30 pm   City Council Chambers City and County building 14th and Bannock St., 4th Floor, Room 451   
  Tues Aug 3   First Tuesday on the Fax   5:30 – 7 pm   TBD   
  Tues Aug 3   National Night Out   6 pm - 8 pm   Various Locations   
      
                 
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