High Line Canal

Revitalizing a 71-mile Gem: High Line Canal Conservancy Unveils Great Lengths Campaign Following GOCO Award

Retrieved on: 
星期五, 三月 15, 2024
Other Consumer, Outdoors, Maritime, Environment, Transport, State, Local, Sustainability, Landscape, Consumer, Fund Raising, Foundation, Philanthropy, Public Policy, Government, Construction & Property, Sports, Marketing, Communications, Destinations, Travel, Protected area, Plan, Partnership, Education, School, Denver International Airport, Volunteering, Quality of life, City, Safety, GOCO, Multimedia, High Line Canal, High Line, Denver Water, Canal

Today, the High Line Canal Conservancy announces Great Lengths for the High Line, a $33 million campaign poised to revitalize one of the region's most cherished resources.

Key Points: 
  • Today, the High Line Canal Conservancy announces Great Lengths for the High Line, a $33 million campaign poised to revitalize one of the region's most cherished resources.
  • View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20240315750045/en/
    High Line Canal Conservancy (Photo: High Line Canal Conservancy)
    In a significant leap towards this goal, the nonprofit announced a $7 million contribution from Great Outdoors Colorado (GOCO) today.
  • “Now we look forward to High Line Canal users joining our Great Lengths for the High Line fundraising campaign, so this great work continues for decades to come.”
    Projects will be implemented in partnership with the local governments, including counties, cities and special districts.
  • “Investing in the Great Lengths Campaign is a wonderful way to improve the Canal not just in your own community – but across all communities.

Jeffco Coalition Calls for Moratorium on Amazon-Type Warehouse Developments

Retrieved on: 
星期二, 五月 23, 2023
Travel, Housing, Atmosphere, Classification, High Line Canal, High Line, Farmer, Language, Light, Laffoon, Amazon, School, Jefferson County Government Center, McIntyre, Water, Interstate 70, Interstate Highway System, News, Warehouse, Croke

GOLDEN, Colo., May 23, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- A group of property owners from 18 homeowners' associations in Jefferson County, organized as McIntyre Neighbors United, are calling for a county moratorium on Amazon-type warehouse developments. A pending development application opposed by the group is expected to result in three warehouses in a neighborhood adjacent to Arvada.

Key Points: 
  • GOLDEN, Colo., May 23, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- A group of property owners from 18 homeowners' associations in Jefferson County, organized as McIntyre Neighbors United, are calling for a county moratorium on Amazon-type warehouse developments.
  • The pending application from the project's developer specifically states the application is for a "logistics distribution center," the precise language used to describe Amazon-type warehouse facilities.
  • The coalition conducted a news conference on the steps of the Jefferson County Government Center this morning to air their concerns about the proposed warehouse development and ones like it.
  • "We want a building moratorium until the county figures out how to regulate developments like this, because it's clear they have yet to do that," Lafoon said.

Jeffco Coalition Calls for Moratorium on Amazon-Type Warehouse Developments

Retrieved on: 
星期一, 五月 22, 2023
Travel, Housing, Atmosphere, Classification, High Line Canal, High Line, Farmer, Language, Light, Laffoon, Amazon, School, Jefferson County Government Center, McIntyre, Water, Interstate 70, Interstate Highway System, News, Commercial property, Warehouse, Croke

GOLDEN, Colo., May 22, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- A group of property owners from 18 homeowners' associations in Jefferson County, organized as McIntyre Neighbors United, are calling for a county moratorium on Amazon-type warehouse developments. A pending development application opposed by the group is expected to result in three warehouses in a neighborhood adjacent to Arvada.

Key Points: 
  • GOLDEN, Colo., May 22, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- A group of property owners from 18 homeowners' associations in Jefferson County, organized as McIntyre Neighbors United, are calling for a county moratorium on Amazon-type warehouse developments.
  • The pending application from the project's developer specifically states the application is for a "logistics distribution center," the precise language used to describe Amazon-type warehouse facilities.
  • The coalition conducted a news conference on the steps of the Jefferson County Government Center this morning to air their concerns about the proposed warehouse development and ones like it.
  • "We want a building moratorium until the county figures out how to regulate developments like this, because it's clear they have yet to do that," Laffoon said.