About Platte to Park Hill
Platte to Park Hill: Stormwater Systems is taking a comprehensive approach to better protecting people and property against flooding while improving water quality and enhancing public spaces.
The program is focused in the near-term on the northern neighborhoods of Elyria, Swansea, Cole, Clayton, Skyland, Whittier, Five Points and Northwest Park Hill. These areas are at risk of severe flooding during storms.
Program Goals
- increase neighborhood connectivity
- improve water quality
- add new park and recreation spaces
- provide critical flood protection
CONTACTS
Globeville Landing Construction
720-274-5910
globevillelanding@kiewit.com
City Park Golf Course
303-386-9150, TTY: 720-512-7257
CPGCredesign@denvergov.org
39th Avenue Greenway
720-457-6222
39thAveGreenway@
PublicInfoTeam.com
Park Hill Detention
720-990-6400
ParkHillDetention@
PublicInfoTeam.com
Globeville Landing — Under Construction
Construction on the Globeville Landing Outfall began in winter 2016 to build storm drainage infrastructure. Construction then began on work to develop park amenties.
City Park Golf Course — Under Construction
Construction began in November 2017, led by Saunders Construction, iConGolf Studio with Hale Irwin Golf Design, and clubhouse architect Johnson Nathan Strohe. City Park Golf Course is currently closed and will reopen after construction is complete and the turf is established. See updates at cpgcredesign.org
39th Ave Greenway —Under Construction
Construction began in Summer 2018. The Greenway will be operational in 2020. See updates at 39thavegreenway.org
Park Hill Detention — Under Construction
Construction began in November 2018 and is planned for completion in June 2020. In addition to work on astormwater detention area at the Park Hill Golf Course site, crews will be relocating water, storm and sanitary pipes and installing new storm water pipes along 39th Avenue from Dahlia to Elm Street.
NEWS
Flood Protection in Denver: A four-project approach — WaterWorld, April 2019
Rocky Mountain Redo: Hammered by a major flood earlier in the decade, Denver decided to do some digging — Civil + Structural Engineer, June 2019
The City Park Golf Course is now designed to flood. Here's why. — 9News, October 26, 2018
After controversial beginning, excitement builds as new City Park Golf Course is transformed — Denver7, October 26, 2018
Flood control project brings total renovation to Denver City Park Golf Course — Fox31, October 26, 2018
Denver is digging up lost rivers buried during Industrial Revolution, reviving 'natural order' — Denver7, September 19, 2018
Denver accelerates “daylighting” of lost waterways — Associated Press, September 8, 2018
A look at the Globeville Landing Outfall Project — 9News, May 3, 2018
See inside a 15-by-12-foot mega-pipe that is part of Denver’s largest modern storm drainage project — Denver Post, March 3, 2018