Top Headlines Sunday, July 05, 2009 | 60.0° Partly Cloudy Denver Revitalizes Disability Parking Enforcement Program The Denver Office of Disability Rights (DODR) is revitalizing the Disability Parking Enforcement Program in an effort to recruit more volunteers.  The Right-of-Way Enforcement (ROWE) division will also begin to enforce disability parking laws in Denver’s private and public lots.     Budget Input Sought Denver is soliciting public input on the City’s 2010 budget plans.  “We want to hear from citizens about their priorities for City services and programs. We encourage everyone to participate with an online survey ”, said Mayor John Hickenlooper.           News Archives         Current Headlines      1 2 3

The New Zoning Code website is a way for everyone in Denver to get involved and give feedback on the code. The interactive site has many features, including blogs, video blogs, questions and answers, a public meeting schedule and general information on The New Zoning Code.

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Only 1 Free Public Art Tour Remains This Year! Only 1 Free Public Art Tour Remains This Year!       DOCA is offering FREE public art tours at the Colorado Convention Center and Denver Performing Arts Complex (DPAC). Only two dates are scheduled for the rest of 2008: Saturday, October 11 Saturday, November 15 The information for both dates is as follows: Colorado Convention Center 14th Ave. & California St. Tour begins at 11:00 AM Tour highlights include artwork by Lawrence Argent, Jonathan Bonner, Barbara Jo Revelle, Erick C. Johnson, Jim Green, John McEnroe, Kirk Johnson and Jan Vriesen, William Matthews, Trine Bumiller and Bernar Venet. This tour will gather in front of I See What You Mean (a.k.a. Big Blue Bear) 15 minutes prior to start time. Denver Performing Arts Complex (DPAC) 14th Ave. & Curtis St. Tour begins at 1:00 PM Tour highlights include artwork in the Ellie Caulkins Opera House (Dale Chihuly, Herbert Bayer, Stephen Batura and John DeAndrea), the Buell Theatre (George Woodman and Vance Kirkland), atrium and exterior (Fernando Botero, Victor M. Contreras, Jonathan Borofsky, Marcus Akinlana and John Powell). This tour will gather in the DPAC atrium near the Contreras sculpture (large abstract bronze in open area between Buell Theatre and Bonfils Complex) 15 minutes prior to start time. Please e-mail or call Rudi Cerri to register for the FREE tours: rudi.cerri@denvergov.org, 720-865-4307.     Posted on Monday, October 06, 2008 Return