A bill for an ordinance designating 2100 California Street and 2101 Welton Street as structures for preservation.
Official status: Passed
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Approves the Landmark Designation Application for 2100 California Street and 2101 Welton Street - Federal Garages (Denver-Rio Grande Garages), in Council District 9. The Committee approved filing this item at its meeting on 6-2-2026.
Status timeline
| Date | Location | Action |
|---|---|---|
| 06/02/2026 | Community Planning and Housing | A motion offered by Council member Alvidrez, duly seconded by Council member Lewis, that Council Bill 26-0742 be approved for filing, carried by the following vote: |
| 06/15/2026 | City Council | Council Bill 26-0742 was ordered published with a future required public hearing. |
| 06/22/2026 | City Council | Council sat as a Committee of the Whole, commencing at 6:30 p.m., Council President Sandoval presiding, to hear speakers on Council Bill 26-0742. Jesse Parris and John Deffenbaugh spoke in favor of the bill. No one spoke in opposition to the bill. Becca Dierschow of Community Planning and Development delivered the staff report. A motion offered by Council member Romero Campbell, duly seconded by Council member Hinds, that Council Bill 26-0742 be placed upon final consideration and do pass, carried by the following vote: |
| 06/22/2026 | Council President | signed |
| 06/24/2026 | Mayor | signed |
Full text
- 26-0742_Filed_Bill_2100_California_Structure_for_Designation version (official PDF), 06/23/2026
- 26-0742 For an ordinance designating 2100 California Street and 2101 Welton Street as version (official PDF), 06/24/2026
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City and County of Denver — Legistar (denver.legistar.com)
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