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RECOMMENDATIONS
Immediate Action
• Continue Neighborhood Small Projects funding for block-
level improvements to public spaces with resident initiative.
Implementing and/or
Participating Agencies or Groups
Residents
Community Development Agency
• Continue citywide tree and sidewalk programs with the
Westside neighborhoods included as target areas.
• Provide funds for continued community murals and art.
Residents
Community Development Agency
Mayor's Advisory Council
Department of Parks and Recreation
Private Foundations
Colorado Council on Arts &
Humanities
• Enforce more strictly the truck prohibition routes already
designated on the Westside.
• Enforce more strictly the already established City ordinances governing litter and weeds.
• Institute neighborhood clean-up days to promote a sense
of pride in the community and a cooperative effort between the City and residents.
• Provide City trash dumpsters for those areas of the
Westside that are still without them.
Neighborhood Organizations
Denver Police Department
Neighborhood Organizations
Department of Health and Hospitals
Division of Sanitary Services
Neighborhood Organizations
Division of Sanitary Services
• Explore the possibility of a disease and pest control program for trees on public right-of-way.
Community Development Agency
Department of Parks and Recreation
Mayor's Advisory Council
• Explore the possibility of developing a partially subsidized alley-paving program for low income homeowners.
• Survey curbs and gutters for determination of needed
repairs.
• Complete the near Westside Storm Drainage Project -
Phase II as a means of improving access and safety for
pedestrians, bicyclists, and motorists.
• Encourage merchants and owners of commercial properties to better miantain their properties and provide trash
receptacles.
• Screen and "kid-proof" industrial/commercial trash
dumpsters which are visible from adjacent residential
areas.
• Determine the location and intensity of radioactive
deposits and once determined, implement a removal program.
• Determine the extent of methane gas hazards so that
proper removal or development controls may be implemented.
Mayor's Advisory Council
Neighborhood Organizations
Denver Planning Office
Community Development Agency
Department of Public Works
Department of Public Works
Neighborhood Organizations
Community Development Agency
Department of Public Works
Neighborhood Organizations
Adjacent Residents
Nonresidential property owners
Colorado Department of Health
Department of Health and Hospitals
• Encourage the U. S. Corps of Engineers to map the extent
of the 100-year flood plain along the South Platte River.
Neighborhood Organizations
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Federal Insurance Administration
Urban Drainage & Flood Control District
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Call Number	C307.140978 W529
Title	Westside Neighborhood Plan
Contributor	Denver Planning Board
Date	1982
Summary	Addition to Denver City's plan for the development of the Westside project
Description	44 p.
Is Part Of	Auraria Neighborhood Collection
Subject	Urban renewal--Colorado--Denver--History--Sources.; Urban policy--Colorado--Denver.; Land use, Urban--Colorado--Denver.; City planning--Colorado.
Geographic Area	Auraria (Denver, Colo.)
Format-Medium	Document
Rights Contact Information	Copyright restrictions applying to use or reproduction of this image available from the Western History and Genealogy Dept., Denver Public Library, at photosales@denverlibrary.org.
Reproduction Available for Purchase	Yes
Publisher	Denver Planning Board

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Call Number	C307.140978 W529
Title	Westside Neighborhood Plan
Creator	Source unknown
Contributor	Denver Planning Board
Date	1982
Summary	Addition to Denver City's plan for the development of the Westside project
Description	44 p.
Subject	Urban renewal--Colorado--Denver--History--Sources; Urban policy--Colorado--Denver.; Land use, Urban--Colorado--Denver.; City planning--Colorado.
Geographic Area	Auraria (Denver, Colo.)
Format-Medium	Document
Reproduction Available for Purchase	Yes
Publisher	Denver Planning Board
Full Text	RECOMMENDATIONS Immediate Action • Continue Neighborhood Small Projects funding for block- level improvements to public spaces with resident initiative. Implementing and/or Participating Agencies or Groups Residents Community Development Agency • Continue citywide tree and sidewalk programs with the Westside neighborhoods included as target areas. • Provide funds for continued community murals and art. Residents Community Development Agency Mayor's Advisory Council Department of Parks and Recreation Private Foundations Colorado Council on Arts & Humanities • Enforce more strictly the truck prohibition routes already designated on the Westside. • Enforce more strictly the already established City ordinances governing litter and weeds. • Institute neighborhood clean-up days to promote a sense of pride in the community and a cooperative effort between the City and residents. • Provide City trash dumpsters for those areas of the Westside that are still without them. Neighborhood Organizations Denver Police Department Neighborhood Organizations Department of Health and Hospitals Division of Sanitary Services Neighborhood Organizations Division of Sanitary Services • Explore the possibility of a disease and pest control program for trees on public right-of-way. Community Development Agency Department of Parks and Recreation Mayor's Advisory Council • Explore the possibility of developing a partially subsidized alley-paving program for low income homeowners. • Survey curbs and gutters for determination of needed repairs. • Complete the near Westside Storm Drainage Project - Phase II as a means of improving access and safety for pedestrians, bicyclists, and motorists. • Encourage merchants and owners of commercial properties to better miantain their properties and provide trash receptacles. • Screen and "kid-proof" industrial/commercial trash dumpsters which are visible from adjacent residential areas. • Determine the location and intensity of radioactive deposits and once determined, implement a removal program. • Determine the extent of methane gas hazards so that proper removal or development controls may be implemented. Mayor's Advisory Council Neighborhood Organizations Denver Planning Office Community Development Agency Department of Public Works Department of Public Works Neighborhood Organizations Community Development Agency Department of Public Works Neighborhood Organizations Adjacent Residents Nonresidential property owners Colorado Department of Health Department of Health and Hospitals • Encourage the U. S. Corps of Engineers to map the extent of the 100-year flood plain along the South Platte River. Neighborhood Organizations U. S. Army Corps of Engineers Federal Insurance Administration Urban Drainage & Flood Control District 31

Westside Neighborhood Plan