Friday odds and ends:
- The co-chairs of the Denver Rec Center Task Force, Peggy Lehmann and Florence Novarro, weighed in with an article in today’s Rocky Mountain News introducing the Task Force’s recommendations. Remember, public-input meetings get underway next week, so if you want a quick overview of the plan, check out this article.
- Here’s a piece of good news that slipped through this week: According to a recent survey, 83 percent of metro-area residents remain convinced that FasTracks is a good idea and a good use of money. That’s up 7 percent over last year’s survey. The margin of error on that survey is +/- 3.5 percent. Press release here, complete results of the survey here.
- Denver Digs Trees is accepting applications for new street trees. Residents of several District 9 neighborhoods are eligible to get their trees absolutely free; if you live in Baker, Chaffee Park, Elyria-Swansea, Globeville, Lincoln Park, Sun Valley, or Valverde, you can get a street tree for nothing. To get an application, click here or call Denver Digs Trees at (303) 722-6262.
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