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Transit Oriented Development

 

Transit Oriented Development

 

  • What is Transit Oriented Development (TOD)?

Successful TOD is attractive, walkable, and sustainable and allows Denver residents to have fair housing, ample transportation choices and the ability to live convenient, affordable, enjoyable lives.  

  • What we do: 

 The City and County of Denver is focusing on TOD implementation through:

 

Announcements

Denver Livability Partnership - Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Funded by A joint HUD/DOT Sustainable Communities Act Grant, The Denver Livability Partnership will expand permanent affordable housing, improve access to jobs and create better multi-modal connectivity along Denver’s transit corridors. read more ...
New TOD Website - Tuesday, November 22, 2011
The Department of Community Planning and Development has been busy updating and improving the TOD website in order to better organize information, provide citizens with the most up to date information concerning TOD planning and implementation in Denver, and to provide new ways to access the wealth of information on TOD in Denver. 
Central Park Boulevard - Tuesday, November 22, 2011
The planning process for the future Central Park Boulevard Station is now underway.  This station is located on the East Corridor serving Downtown to DIA and generally serves the Stapleton and Northeast Park Hill neighborhoods. Keep up with the latest materials and meeting announcements on the project website. read more ...

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