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Save Governor's Park

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Tamara Chapman
6 years ago

Enough! This city is being destroyed in the interest of people who don't even live here yet.

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Ira Daniel
6 years ago

As a Penn 7 resident, this building will shade our entire pool and I want to see the light of day!

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Terri OBrien
6 years ago

Please save this park.

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Maggie Reichenbach
6 years ago

scared for all the negative consequences this building would bring

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Anonymous
6 years ago

The area does not need anymore high rises. It will only detract from the neighborhood feel which is so vital to the times we live in.

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Carol Mills
6 years ago

STOP all this overdevelopment from out oft owners who DO NOT CARE about our city! We Do NOT have the infrastructure of sidewalks, bike lanes or roads for this monster! STOP!!!

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Lauren Kibe
6 years ago

No more apartments!

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Enough is enough. Traffic in my neighborhood is already out of control. With all of the new building in the area, where is the new parks and green space we were promised?

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Forrest Webb
6 years ago

I am an owner of 2 condos in a beautiful historic building on east 7th. Avenue. In the past years I have seen the loss of the historic character of the neighborhood. We need to preserve this neighborhood and keep a balance of residential and commercial development. A large residential building will add to traffic congestion and detract from the quiet and walkable nature of the neighborhood.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Do not build this!

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Terry Kargel
6 years ago

Can't we fix the zoning code mistake to prevent this monstrosity?

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Kathleen Callender
6 years ago

I am happy to assist in this effort. It will impact me directly.

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Taylor Miranda Thompson
6 years ago Featured

I work at this intersection, and have seen 4 apartment complexes erected in the last 3 years. The construction is a disturbance to businesses, employees, and community members that have been here for years. We do not need more luxury housing in this area.

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Michelle Moehlis
6 years ago Featured

Please stay out of our historic Capitol Hill. Unless the developer, NOT Denver tax payers, plan to invest in the infrastructure to support the increase in traffic and adequate parking this is a terrible idea. I am sick of hearing that millennials do not have cars. YES THEY DO! This is Colorado not NYC.

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Joelle
6 years ago

Downtown and Governor Parks Area is so saturated. Currently, we have no Parking, to bring another huge complex Will saturate this community

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Amy Archuleta
6 years ago

100%support

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Anonymous
6 years ago

The last thing we need in this neighborhood is another, mostly vacant and over priced, apartment building.

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Wormack E Smith
6 years ago

Not needed!

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Chris Smith
6 years ago

Most of the new apartment buildings in Capital Hill are predominately unoccupied.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

denver does not need another hideous overpriced apartment building