26-1430 · Bill · Series of 2026 · City and County of Denver · Finance and Business

A bill for an ordinance designating certain properties as being required for public use and authorizing use and acquisition thereof by negotiation or through condemnation proceedings of fee simple, easement and other interests, including any rights and interests related or appurtenant to properties designated as needed for the East Colfax Sidewalk Project, which segment runs from Willow Street west to Quebec Street and between North 16th Avenue and North 13th Avenue.

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Approves Land Acquisition Ordinance granting the authority to acquire through negotiated purchase or condemnation all property interests needed for Package 2 of the East Colfax CD8 Sidewalk Project. Adds sidewalks where none currently exist, as well as ADA compliant ramps. Property interests may include, without limitation, fee interests, easements, access rights, improvements, fixtures, licenses and permits as needed for the Project. The Committee approved filing this item at its meeting on 10-6-2026.

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DateLocationAction
10/06/2026Finance and BusinessCouncil Bill 26-1430 was approved by consent.
10/19/2026City CouncilCouncil Bill 26-1430 was ordered published.
10/26/2026City CouncilA motion offered by Council member Hinds, duly seconded by Council member Alvidrez, that Council Bill 26-1430 be placed upon final consideration and do pass en bloc, carried by the following vote:
10/26/2026Council Presidentsigned

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