
Denver and Littleton Take Bow Mar Road Gates to Court
The cities are asking a court to block street closures; the lawsuit is not a ruling.
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The cities are asking a court to block street closures; the lawsuit is not a ruling.

The November 9 decision followed months of agency review and council amendments.

The city credits the fund with helping finance 7,699 homes across 91 developments.

The November announcement split the proposed support between wage subsidies and federal block-grant funding.

The November follow-up credited stronger safeguards but flagged remaining applicant-data risks.

StartSmart offered fast feedback, while city staff kept final control over intake and permit approvals.

The settlement covers unpaid wages and damages after two restaurants closed.

Cindy Patton is set to lead DOTI on an interim basis.

The city says its ordinance places compliance responsibility on the scooter operator.

Auditors say policies and monitoring have lagged behind staff use of the technology.

Iliff Apartments serves adults 62 and older in University Hills.

Residents submitted 175 ideas as the auditor set the next oversight agenda.

The Northfield development received a $2.1 million city loan and serves households at 30% to 60% of area median income.

The 155-acre site has $70 million in bond funding, with design work still ahead.

The panel brings neighborhood, utility, labor and industry representatives into a policy debate.