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Old Posted Jun 17, 2016, 5:14 PM
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That's interesting, helpful.

So the land across from Coors Field is Zone District: PUD: 329, Neighborhood context: Special PUD, Zone Description: Former Chapter 59 Zone, Ordinance Year: 1993, Ordinance: 27 --- Dang, piece of cake.

At least there's this:

View Code by Article
  • Article 1: General Provisions (PDF)
  • Article 2: Using the Code (PDF)
  • Article 3: Suburban (S-) Neighborhood Context (PDF)
  • Article 4: Urban Edge (E-) Neighborhood Context (PDF)
  • Article 5: Urban (U-) Neighborhood Context (PDF)
  • Article 6: General Urban (G-) Neighborhood Context (PDF)
  • Article 7: Urban Center (C-) Neighborhood Context (PDF)
  • Article 8: Downtown (D-) Neighborhood Context (PDF)
  • Article 9: Special Contexts and Districts (I-, CMP-, OS-, M-) (PDF)
  • Article 10: General Design Standards (PDF)
  • Article 11: Use Limitations and Definitions (PDF)
  • Article 12: Zoning Procedures and Enforcement (PDF)
  • Article 13: Rules of Measurement and Definitions (PDF)
Not sure I want to understand all the in's and out's to Denver's zoning code. Think I'll leave it to the experts.
Knock yourself out if you want to read about PUD 531 for the Commons area
https://www.denvergov.org/Portals/646/do...tions/CommonsGuidelines%20Dec%202011.pdf

Also, I happened to run across renderings for the 19th and Little Raven development, have we seen that one before?
EDIT: NM, we have http://denverinfill.com/blog/2015/12/new-central-platte-valley-project-parkside-apartments.html


http://milehimodern.com/pdf/Parkside.pdf
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