The site of the current Empower Field would make an excellent--and much needed--community resource as a park. There is no functional park space nearby. Land for the people!
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Patricia D Murphy
2 months ago
Denver needs more green spaces, and it will be nice to acknowledge memories created at Mile Hi.
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Gloria Haley
2 months ago
That area needs a nice place for people to relax in greenery or play games.
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Phil S
2 months ago
This could become Denver's version of Chicago's Millennium Park, a new tourist attraction and landmark-- There's even enough of a slope to make it a mini/training ski hill in the winter!
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Mary Van Deusen
2 months ago
I grew up two blocks from Roosevelt Park in Glenview, Illinois - baseball Diamond, ice skating in the winter, community center with snack bar overlooking the greatest public pool ever (round, slides, diving island, neon lights at night) and would love to be a part of this……
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Ryan Allen
2 months ago
I live in the neighborhood and would love to see this space kept as something special, not just more buildings.
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Kenneth Ortiz
2 months ago
I like the idea of the old stadium lot becoming a Denver Park!
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Marshall
2 months ago
The city needs more third spaces and more parks. Win-win!
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Kelsey Johnson
2 months ago
I live in this neighborhood and don't want just a bunch more cookie cutter condo developments or expensive houses.
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Supporter
2 months ago
I remember going to the Bronco games with my dad. He spent alot of time and money and was personal friends with the broncos his name is Neil Kasperek and as he has passed like the stadium will, I think changing it into something just as beautiful and glorious as the stadium for the broncos fans and the ppl of Denver is an AWESOME idea.
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imelda de la parra
2 months ago
it would be great to preserve and show our kids where it was and no more residential
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Brent Prentiss
2 months ago
Because the City of Denver needs something beautiful that isn’t in the form of a building!
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Linda Bridges
2 months ago
Denver has suffered from too much infill; for the sake of residents' mental and physical health we need more open space and trees.
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Fiona Foster
2 months ago
We need more green space and creative use of this area to improve the lives of existing residents
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Eric Zarzeczny
2 months ago
No more condos or high rises !
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Spencer Thomas
2 months ago
This is my home! This is where I meet up with friends, walk my dog, a green space for us all to come together would be a gamer changer for that neighborhood and the local businesses that surround it.
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Michelle Downer
2 months ago
A park here would honor decades of shared memories on this site while giving families a place to continue to recreate and celebrate. Keep it public, keep it green.
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Craig Martin
2 months ago
Bronco fan since 1965. This would be nice to see.
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Justin Smith
2 months ago
If Denver wants to be a better place to live - it needs to do things such as the - based in the infrastructure to move people to the current mile high stadium - it should be continued but bringing people to park!! Especially with the future mile end and ball arena developments. This park needs to happen for Denver to continue as a great city - otherwise concrete jungle will continue and it shouldn’t in this site
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Katt Craig
2 months ago
If we develop all of Colorado, we’ll lose what makes us Colorado
The site of the current Empower Field would make an excellent--and much needed--community resource as a park. There is no functional park space nearby. Land for the people!
Denver needs more green spaces, and it will be nice to acknowledge memories created at Mile Hi.
That area needs a nice place for people to relax in greenery or play games.
This could become Denver's version of Chicago's Millennium Park, a new tourist attraction and landmark-- There's even enough of a slope to make it a mini/training ski hill in the winter!
I grew up two blocks from Roosevelt Park in Glenview, Illinois - baseball Diamond, ice skating in the winter, community center with snack bar overlooking the greatest public pool ever (round, slides, diving island, neon lights at night) and would love to be a part of this……
I live in the neighborhood and would love to see this space kept as something special, not just more buildings.
I like the idea of the old stadium lot becoming a Denver Park!
The city needs more third spaces and more parks. Win-win!
I live in this neighborhood and don't want just a bunch more cookie cutter condo developments or expensive houses.
I remember going to the Bronco games with my dad. He spent alot of time and money and was personal friends with the broncos his name is Neil Kasperek and as he has passed like the stadium will, I think changing it into something just as beautiful and glorious as the stadium for the broncos fans and the ppl of Denver is an AWESOME idea.
it would be great to preserve and show our kids where it was and no more residential
Because the City of Denver needs something beautiful that isn’t in the form of a building!
Denver has suffered from too much infill; for the sake of residents' mental and physical health we need more open space and trees.
We need more green space and creative use of this area to improve the lives of existing residents
No more condos or high rises !
This is my home! This is where I meet up with friends, walk my dog, a green space for us all to come together would be a gamer changer for that neighborhood and the local businesses that surround it.
A park here would honor decades of shared memories on this site while giving families a place to continue to recreate and celebrate. Keep it public, keep it green.
Bronco fan since 1965. This would be nice to see.
If Denver wants to be a better place to live - it needs to do things such as the - based in the infrastructure to move people to the current mile high stadium - it should be continued but bringing people to park!! Especially with the future mile end and ball arena developments. This park needs to happen for Denver to continue as a great city - otherwise concrete jungle will continue and it shouldn’t in this site
If we develop all of Colorado, we’ll lose what makes us Colorado