The Park Hill Golf Course Fight is Back On!
For almost 100 years, the Park Hill neighborhood has featured an 18-hole golf course. But then a major developer, Westside Investment Partners, bought the land and put forth ambitious plans to redevelop the site into a walkable new community and park. The purchase sparked a neighborhood fight that’s escalated into a city-wide debate over housing, growth, and change. And if City Council approves Westside’s rezoning request tonight, Denver voters will decide on the defunct golf course’s future on April 4. It’s a complicated and controversial situation, so host Bree Davies and producer Paul Karolyi are sharing some clips from past interviews and catching you up on the saga of the Park Hill Golf Course.
Check out our past coverage of the Park Hill Golf Course fight:
- WTF is Happening with the Park Hill Golf Course? (Part One)
- Park Hill Gold Course (Part Two): The Developers Speak!
If you want to learn more about Westside Investment Partners’ vision for the Park Hill Golf Course, here’s a link to their website.
Friend of the show Conor McCormick-Cavanagh reported more details about the 303 ArtWay Heritage Trail for Westword.
Bree mentioned the Beast Fingers Climbing Gym in Globeville needing support, which you can do on their website. Read the full saga of the gym in this Westword piece from Catie Cheshire.
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