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Downtown Area Plan (DAP) Public Review Draft

Read and comment on the public review draft of the Downtown Area Plan!

Comment Period Closes August 29 at 11:59pm (MDT)

Please keep your comments focused on the content of the Plan. Please refrain from using offensive, profane or explicit language and from making personal attacks. Visit the project page for additional ways to get involved: DenverDowntownAreaPlan.com
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Ian Aug 4 2025 at 4:24PM on page 55

typo

Ian Aug 4 2025 at 3:09PM on page 42

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This reads weird.

Zach Noyes Aug 4 2025 at 2:24PM on page 37

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Broadway should have Brighton's cross-section and urban design the entire length of downtown

Zach Noyes Aug 4 2025 at 2:14PM on page 39

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absorption

Zach Noyes Aug 4 2025 at 2:10PM on page 37

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DT over the past five years has updated curb management to support protected bike lanes throughout downtown's one-way streets. Awesome. Conversions to two-way should prioritize dual direction bike infrastructure as well for the same reasons it's considered for cars--convenience and simplicity--while maintaining the high degree of safety and signalization they've been established with on the one-way streets. Otherwise, the legacy of one-way bike lanes will cause for additional confusion and deter people for biking into downtown.

Zach Noyes Aug 4 2025 at 1:55PM on page 31

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