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Un interprete de lengua de signos (CART) será proporcionada (con tres días anticipados) por mandar un email a SignLanguageServices@denvergov.org. Para otros servicios públicos, contactar DisabilityAccess@denvergov.org
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Notice of Rules & Regulations Adoption
Proposed updates presented at the Department of Parks & Recreation’s May 14, 2015 Public Hearing have been duly adopted effective May 27, 2015, in accordance with the rule-making requirements of Section 39-2 of the Denver Revised Municipal Code and are in accordance with the authority of the Executive Director of the Denver Department of Parks & Recreation under Section 2.4.4 of the Denver City Charter.
This Policy is adopted by the Denver Department of Parks and Recreation (“DPR”) for the purpose of providing some clarity as to the designation status of and the protections afforded to Denver parks under the existing legal framework and to make clear the public process with respect to designation of Denver parks in accordance with the City Charter and City procedures.
- Final Park Designation Policy
- Current park designation status
- Current park designation map
- Park Designation Steering Committee Representatives
Developed in 2013, the RAP Plan identifies core services, points out duplication in services, recommends service provision strategies, and recommends resource allocation and pricing strategies. It enhances partnerships and helps meet the future needs of Denver residents, and those who work in and visit the community.
In order to best serve Denver's residents and visitors, the Parks & Recreation Department may partner with third party organizations to deliver programs and services that it would not otherwise be able to provide.
The Denver Parks and Recreation Advisory Board is a 19 member advisory board, with 13 members appointed by City Councilmembers, five by the Mayor, and one from Denver Public Schools.