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Tennyson Streetscape Meeting
This is a reminder that the final public meeting for the Tennyson Streetscape conceptual design will be this Thursday, April 15th, from 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm at Willis Case Golf Course Club House (4999 Vrain St).
Click the attached documents for the final conceptual design that will be presented to solicit feedback. The design incorporates comments and ideas from the public survey, previous Task Force meetings and public meetings. The blue, beige and purple color coded sections of the sidewalks in the plan view on page 1 correspond with the section views and design details on pages 2 and 3.
Additional information about the project can be found online at the project website: www.denvergov.org/TennysonStreetscape
If you are unable to attend the meeting Thursday evening but have comments on the plan, I will be collecting feedback to pass along to the project team as the representative on the Task Force for BRUN (Berkeley Regis United Neighbors). I am also happy to try and answer any questions you might have, and can be reached at jenn@flatgrass.com.
Cheers,
Jenn O’Brien
BRUN Rep for the Tennyson Streetscape Project
jenn@flatgrass.com
Harkness Heights: Neighborhood Garage Sale & Annual Picnic Announcement
Please join us for the first annual Harkness Heights Neighborhood Garage Sale. The
homes that will be participating are between Lowell & Green Court and from 41st-44th.
There are currently more than 22 homes signed up to participate and you can find a listing of all of them as you stroll through the neighborhood.
Saturday, April 17, 2010 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Food Stop: 4260 Knox will have breakfast pastries & beverages along with afternoon sodas & snacks. All proceeds go to the Avon Walk. Stop by, shop, munch, pick up a map of all the sales in the hood!
I am thrilled to announce that the Harkness Heights neighborhood picnic will be Sunday, August 1 at 3:00pm. I have taken on the *glorious* task of chairing this year's picnic committee and look forward to meeting more of you - my neighbors. I am hoping to find fun and energetic volunteers to help me plan this most festive event.
If you'd like to be involved (and think you're cool enough to hang out with me - hee!), you can call me at: 720-530-4340 or send me an email at: pwilli@rocketmail.com
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I look forward to hearing from you soon!
Pauline Bargell 4100 Irving St. (Dog: Lola)
Rep. Frangas Townhall meeting CANCELLED
Saturday, April 17 House District 4 Town Hall Meeting 12:30PM @ Scheitler Rec Center (5031 W. 46th Avenue) is CANCELLED. It will be rescheduled for the end of the legislative session. For any questions regarding this meeting please contact Rep. Jerry Frangas at (303)931-1681 or kjerryfrangas@gmail.com Thank you!
Federal Blvd. Task Force News
We're in the middle of a city council election in northwest Denver and the Partnership is sponsoring a candidate forum Tuesday, April 20th, 7:00 PM at Invesco Field at Mile High. This might be your last chance to interact and listen to the ten candidates react to issues of importance both to Federal but the council district and city as well. The upcoming election is entirely by mail ballot. Mail ballots will be hitting mailboxes in the few days before the forum so take advantage of this opportunity. For full details of the forum's format go the Partnership's Web site at www.federalboulevard.com. Spread the word!
The Partnership's Spring Social is today! at Ernie's Restaurant, W. 44th and Eliot (one block east of Federal), April 8th, 5:30 to 7:30 PM. The event is open to all and an excellent opportunity to mingle and socialize with like-minded folks and since it's election season, undoubtedly a few candidates!
Yesterday the Partnership received official notice from Denver Parks and Recreation that the setback requirement for Federal has been changed south of W. 20th Avenue. There is more work ahead, however. For details go to www.federalboulevard.com.
If you're a Facebook participant, log into your Facebook account and go to the Partnership Facebook site at: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Denver-CO/Federal-Boulevard-Partnership/61792795451. Please become a Fan by selecting the Become a Fan button. By becoming a Fan, you can keep up-to-date with ongoing activities and announcements. Feel free to share the Partnership site with your local Northwest Denver Facebook friends as well!
Denver's Planning Board is sponsoring a public hearing April 21 on adoption of the latest zoning code and map draft dated March 31, 2010. After the hearing, the Planning Board will deliberate on the draft and make a final recommendation for adoption to Denver City Council. The hearing will be held at 1:00 PM in Room 4F6/4G2 of the Wellington Web Building at 201 W. Colfax Avenue. The Partnership facilitated a public process last summer to develop recommendations on land use along Federal, which was submitted to City Council and Zoning officials last fall. The Partnership also attended the Planning Board's previous public hearing in October speaking in favor of new zone code adoption as well as speaking to recommendations previously provided to City Council. It is expected City Council will receive the Planning Board's recommendations in May and will be under Council review, discussion and adoption consideration through June.
Federal Boulevard Partnership
PO Box 140517
Denver, CO 80214
720.934.0134
Eco-Cycle Events/Accepting More Items
Our "neighbors" to the north in Boulder are now accepting new items.
Dear Eco-Cyclers,
It's Earth Month, and for us that usually means two things: an event we'd love to have you attend and a new material accepted at the CHaRM. Being true to tradition, this year we again have both:
Earth Day: Rocky Mountain PBS, CU
and Eco-Cycle
Special Screening: Earth Days
Thursday, April 15, 7 p.m.
Visual Arts Complex, 1085 18th Street, CU-Boulder
Join Eco-Cycle in celebrating the 40th Annual Earth Day this year! Rocky Mountain PBS, the University of Colorado Environmental Center and Eco-Cycle will present a free screening and panel discussion of Earth Days: American Experience. Our guest panel will address the environmental movement today, what's happening locally, key challenges and themes, how far we've come and what work is still left to be done. View the trailer of Earth Days: American Experience and RSVP to reserve your seat today!
Join us on April 15th for a special screening of Earth Days: American Experience.
CHaRM Now Recycles Yoga Mats
We’re accepting a new material at the CHaRM, and this one comes not a moment too soon for maintaining the eco-karma of thousands of area yogis and yoginis: Beginning Earth Day, April 22, 2010, the CHaRM will accept yoga mats for recycling! (It wouldn’t be Boulder if we didn’t recycle yoga mats, now would it?)
YES: Standard yoga mats made from plastic foam, rubber foam or jute
NO: badly soiled or smelly mats, tatami mats, other grass mats, rugs or carpet
We will charge a $1 per mat recycling fee to cover overhead costs (in addition to the $3 facility fee), and we ask that all mats be cleaned and free of major stains before you bring them to the CHaRM at 5030 "old" Pearl St. in Boulder.
Though it may be modest in scope, yoga mat recycling represents an important step in working with local manufacturers to build local recycling markets for materials that would otherwise be bound for the landfill. As with our bicycle inner tubes recycling program, the yoga mats we collect will be used as “textile” material by local companies to make new products like messenger bags, laptop covers, and totes.
The CHaRM announces a new material for recycling: yoga mats!
Support Eco-Cycle on Earth Day and Every Day
Zero Waste is one of the fastest, most effective strategies for mitigating climate change. According to the U.S. EPA, 42% of our greenhouse gas emissions come from the production, consumption and disposal of goods and food! Zero Waste addresses not just what ends up in your trash can, but our entire system of managing resources.
Eco-Cycle works to build Zero Waste communities throughout Boulder County and shares our knowledge and experience with the rest of the world. Support our efforts today with an online donation or sign up to become a Zero Waste Champion with a recurring monthly donation.
Eco-Cycle staff
BRUN Happy Hour/Social Mixer is Coming!
Monday, April 26, 6pm-9pm
Join us for a social event @ the Music Bar (corner of 46th & Tennyson) and experience one of NW Denver's oldest waterin' holes. Pool, juke box and other bar games available for your entertainment. See you there!
Denver Recycling News
Click here for Denver Recyclers' Corner online newsletter:
http://www.denvergov.org/recnew/RecyclersCorner/tabid/425859/Default.aspx
2010 Treecycle Mulch Giveaway & LeafDrop Compost Sale
Landscaping your yard just got cheaper.
On Saturday, May 1, 2010, the City & County of Denver will be holding its annual “Treecycle Mulch Giveaway & LeafDrop Compost Sale.” The mulch is made by grinding up Christmas trees collected from residential homes this past January, and the compost is made from leaves collected in last fall’s LeafDrop program. This event is an opportunity for Denver residents to save some cash on their landscaping projects this spring and reuse materials that otherwise would have been sent as trash to the landfill.
New this year: Recycle your plastic flower pots at Havana Nursery! Garden Centers of Colorado will be collecting plastic garden pots for recycling as part of this event. Plastic garden pots of any size or color, hanging baskets (with wires removed), carrying trays and flower pack holders will be accepted.
There will be five sites around Denver where residents can go to pick up FREE mulch on May 1st from 8 AM to 3 PM (or while supplies last):
- NE Denver: Havana Nursery (10450 Smith Rd., just south of I-70 on Havana St.) Loader service for trucks and trailers and dig-your-own mulch.
- NE Denver: Fred Thomas Park (Quebec St. & 26th Ave.) - Dig-your-own mulch.
- NW Denver: Sloan’s Lake Park (Sheridan Blvd. & 17th Ave.) - Dig-your-own mulch.
- SE Denver: Veterans Park (Iowa St. & Vine St.) - Dig-your-own mulch.
- SW Denver: Bear Creek Park (On Raleigh St. south of Dartmouth Ave.) - Dig-your-own mulch.
Compost will only be SOLD at the Havana Nursery site (10450 Smith Rd.) by A1 Organics for the incredibly low price of $3 per 10-gallon bag (about 40 pounds) or about $30 per cubic yard (plus tax). Compost will only be available while supplies last, so come early and bring your own bags or containers if you plan on digging your own supply from the pile. Loader service for trucks and trailers will also be available for compost, and there will be a limit of 3-cubic yards of compost per vehicle.
Please remember:
* The event is for City & County of Denver residents only.
* Bring a shovel or pitchfork and your own bags or containers to collect your supply of mulch or compost if you plan on digging your own from the pile.
* Only the Havana Nursery site will have loader service (mulch & compost) for trucks and trailers.
* Residents loading material into trucks or trailers must bring along a tarp to make sure loads are covered before leaving the site.
* Only the Havana Nursery site will accept plastic flower pots for recycling. Plastic garden pots are also accepted for recycling anytime at local participating garden stores. For a list of participating stores visit online at GardenCentersofColorado.org
* Commercial vehicles are prohibited from taking or selling the City’s mulch.
Compost is a soil amendment made from decomposed organic material that can be mixed into soil or spread thinly over lawns to help reduce water and fertilizer needs.
Mulch is ground wood chips that can be used to control weeds, help soil retain moisture and protect shallow-rooted plants from weather extremes.
For more information about Denver Recycles programs call 3-1-1 or visit us online at DenverGov.org/DenverRecycles
News from Denver Parks & Rec
Click here to see the latest from Parks & Rec: www.denvergov.org/parksandrecreation
BRUN's 2010 Annual Membership Meeting was:
Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2010 @
NEW and beautiful
Willis Case Golf Course Club House- 4999 Vrain
6pm social hour and meeting starts @ 7pm. See you there!
(scroll down for more info)
MEETING MINUTES COMING SOON!
Join BRUN Today!
- BRUN is an opportunity to raise and vote on important issues that affect your neighborhood
- BRUN promotes communication among residents, merchants, and citizens of our diverse neighborhood
- BRUN plans and implements community events
- BRUN is a great way to meet your neighbors and chat about a common interest…the Berkeley-Regis Neighborhood!
You are invited to the BRUN meetings, which will include various formats. We will have informational meetings on neighborhood issues as necessary, annual business meetings, and social events on a quarterly basis. We will do our best to keep things interesting and pertinent to the BRUN area. We are looking for neighborhood locations (free if possible), to have membership meetings that hold at least 30-40 people. If you know of possible locations, please let us know at info@berkeleyregisneighbors.org. Be a part of this new non-profit neighborhood organization working for good! Everyone is welcome and we look forward to seeing you there!
Suggested donations for dues are $15/year for a household, and $7.50/year for a senior membership.
Download and print a membership application here, or send a check, made payable to Berkeley Regis United Neighbors, Inc., to: BRUN, P.O. Box 12351 , Denver, Colorado 80212-12351.
For more information, contact BRUN at info@berkeleyregisneighbors.org
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Berkeley Regis United Neighbors welcomes new board members!
Jenni Gasbarro, Heather Christensen, Dave Decker, Daniel Taylor were elected to 2 year terms.
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BRUN's Letter to the City of Denver regarding Mary Jayz Therapeutics (Medical Marijuana Dispensary)
Click here for letter
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Tennyson Streetscape Project Meeting
Tennyson Streetscape 2nd Meeting: Tuesday, February 9th, 7:00 pm at the Willis Case Bar & Grill
New Zoning Code Information
Denver Planning Board to Kick Off New Code Adoption Process Feb. 17
The Denver Planning Board will begin the adoption process for the City's new zoning code on schedule at its regular meeting at 3pm on Wednesday, February 17. Chair Brad Buchanan said the Board will consider the new code and map over multiple meetings, beginning with information sessions from Community Planning and Development staff and culminating in a formal public hearing.
Following its public hearing, the Board will make a recommendation to City Council. Council's Blueprint Denver Committee will then begin formal consideration of the code before referring the measure to the full City Council. As with any zoning matter, Council's process includes a required public hearing before adoption.
"Although this schedule will inevitably extend the overall timetable for adopting the new code," Buchanan said, "I believe this is the appropriate and respectful way for the Planning Board to carry the code forward to the public and City Council given the significance of this legislation to our City and the considerable amount of public input we have received." An updated estimated adoption schedule follows.
New Denver Zoning Code Adoption Process
Estimated Timetable
Feb. 9, 2010 & "New Code Office Hours" with Community Planning and Development staff
Feb. 10, 2010
These one-on-one sessions are scheduled Tuesday, Feb. 9, from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m., and Thursday, Feb. 11, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Both sessions will be held in the Webb Municipal Building, 201 W. Colfax Ave., in the 4th floor conference room 4.I.4. If you plan to attend the New Code Office Hours, please register at the following link so that we may schedule adequate staffing: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/MXCCQLN.
Feb. 17, 2010 Planning Board launches New Code adoption process
Feb. - April, 2010 Planning Board review & public hearing
April - June, 2010 Consideration and adoption by Blueprint Denver Committee & City Council
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2010 General Membership Meeting Working Agenda
-BRUN committee updates and happenings
-Election of new officers
-Discussion of Medical Marijuana Dispensaries within the BRUN boundaries
-Zoning Code Update
-Open mic/comment period
We have openings for new boardmembers! Please come no later than 6:30pm to get your name on the list of candidates. New blood and ideas are the key to successful community groups. JOIN US!
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Event Archive:
BERKELEY REGIS UNITED NEIGHBORS
Zoning Code Update Neighborhood Meeting and Discussion Forum
Wednesday, October 14th @ Oriental Theater
Open House: 5:30pm Public Meeting: 6:30pm
The City and County of Denver is updating the existing Zoning Code. The City
has issued a draft Zoning Code Map and draft text. This information is available
for review at Councilman Garcia’s Office and on line at:
http://www.newcodedenver.org
BRUN, as a Registered Neighborhood Organization (RNO), has been requested
to submit comments and opinions regarding the draft to the city. Before BRUN
can do that, we need YOUR INPUT and YOUR COMMENTS.
During the Open House, review the DRAFT Zoning Map #2 for Berkeley and
Regis neighborhoods. Following the Open House, share your thoughts and opinions.
BRUN will accept written comments throughout the meeting. If you are
unable to attend the meeting, email comments to:
info@berkeleyregisneighbors.org
download flyer here
The flyer has photographs that reflect different commercial and residential
development projects. We are supplying these photographs for reference purposes only and as a means of giving you an example of different types of infill and redevelopment projects. We encourage you to bring photographs that help to convey your preferences and opinions.
Thanks in advance to our friends at the Oriental Theater. Cash Bar. Questions? info@berkeleyregisneighbors.org
We need your input! What do YOU think??
• Wh a t d o y o u wa n t t h e R 2 Zo n e Di s t r i c t r e p l a c e d wi t h ?
• Zo n i n g ma p s wi l l b e d i s p l a y e d f o r y o u r r e v i ew
• E d u c a t e y o u r s e l f .Th e n ew z o n i n g wi l l imp a c t y o u r p r o p e r t y.
• I f we d o n’ t h e a r f r om y o u , we c a n n o t v o i c e y o u r c o n c e r n s .
Here are a few elements of the Proposed Zoning Code Update that you should comment on:
Future Re s i d e n t i a l Redevelopment
• The exiting draft of the new zoning code for existing R2 parcels in Berkeley would permit one single-family home and one Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU or often referred to as a Granny Flat)
• The exiting draft of the new zoning code for existing residential parcels in Berkeley located along Raleigh Street and Vrain Street would be permitted to be redeveloped as U-TU-C: Two Units on a minimum lot size of 5,500 Square Feet.
Future Commercial Redevelopment
• The exiting draft of the new zoning code would permit new commercial buildings located on Tennyson Street between 38th Avenue and 44th Avenue to be redeveloped as either 3- or 5-story buildings.
TENN-LOW Turismo is almost here! Don't miss it!
The Tenn-Low Turismo Scavenger Hunt and Art in the Park is right around the corner - Saturday, August 29, 2009 at Cesar Chavez Park. Thanks to many local businesses (listed below), the event with live music, art and kids activities is free! Sign-up online for the scavenger hunt and receive a map with double bonus points: www.tennlowturismo.com/therace.html or sign up to volunteer for a few hours during the day: www.tennlowturismo.com/Volunteers.html
PLATINUM
SILVER
Simply Divine
Lil Katie's Bead Shop
See you at the Tenn-Low Turismo and Art in the Park
Saturday, August 29, 2009, 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Cesar Chavez Park, 41st and Tennyson
We hope you didn't miss the BRUN quarterly Neighbors Night Out on Tuesday, June 9 @ Tastes Winebar & Bistro (4267 Tennyson). Social hour 6-7pm and meeting from 7-8:30pm. BRUN members had drink specials and great food! Don't miss the next chance!
Is there a local or city issue that you'd like information on? Email us and we'll add it to our list of issues to cover at the upcoming membership meeting. info@berkeleyregisneighbors.org
New Zoning Code Draft is here!
We wanted to be sure you have the information on the upcoming public meetings for the new zoning code. The dates have been set as follows: Tuesday, August 11, 2009, 6:00-9:00 p.m. at LAKE MIDDLE SCHOOL 1820 Lowell Blvd Denver CO .
District specific maps are supposed to be up on the new code Denver website: www.newcodedenver.org
We are pleased to present the New Code Draft #1. It is published for community review under "Rezoning Denver" at: www.newcodedenver.org
The Draft is a complete document containing the full range of neighborhood contexts, zone districts, building forms and allowable uses. It also includes all draft zoning procedures and definitions. It is a significant reformat and reorganization from the current zoning code.
Highland Farmers Market opening Saturday, June 6th, 2009!
The Highland Farmers Market will run every Saturday from June 6th - October 31st from 9am-1pm on Boulder Street between 15th and 16th (just west of downtown Denver). The market will feature local produce, ready to eat food, jams, salsas, breads and more!
I look forward to hearing from you and hope you're as excited about your new neighborhood farmers market as we are!
Highland Farmers Market
Saturday, June 6th - October 31st
9am-1pm
1500 block of Boulder Street, Denver (in front of Lola, Vita and Shangri-La)
www.denverhighland.org
www.hobnobevents.com
Denver Parks and Recreation announces its 2009 Movies in the Parks Series
DENVER, CO - April 20, 2009 - Bring your lawn chairs, blankets, and picnic goodies for a fun-filled night watching a movie in one of Denver's beautiful urban parks. The Denver Parks and Recreation department is hosting its fourth season of Movies in the Parks. There are ten family-friendly movies scheduled all summer long to encourage people to get out, enjoy their parks and the beautiful summer weather in Colorado.
With inflatable screens over 24 ft wide, coupled with a high quality sound systems, the movie viewing experience is one-of-a-kind. Each movie will include free popcorn, snow cones and cotton candy. Other concessions will also be available for purchase.
Sponsors of the 2009 Movies in the Park are Denver Community Credit Union, Downtown Denver Business Improvement District and Denver Botanic Gardens.
Friday, August 7, Cheesman Park, Jurassic Park, PG-13
Saturday, August 8, Skyline Park, The Wizard of Oz, G
Use only what you need with Denver Water's summer watering rules
Denver Water's Summer Water Use rules begin May 1 and continue until Oct. 1. Watering your lawn two days a week should be sufficient most of the summer. If needed, water a third day during extreme heat or dry periods. If your lawn looks healthy, try watering two minutes less per zone - it won't notice the difference.
There are no assigned watering days
Never water more than three days a week
Watering is not allowed between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m.
Visit denverwater.org for other rules and exceptions to watering rules (such as vegetable gardens)
This summer Denver Water will continue to enforce its watering rules. If you see water waste in one of Denver's parks, call 3-1-1. To report waste elsewhere, call Denver Water at 303-628-6343.
Denver Water's Conservation & Xeriscape Web page has tips, rebates, irrigation calculators and many more tools for saving water outdoors, including suggested watering times
Annual Membership Meeting: Jan. 22
We had a great turnout for our annual membership meeting at the Oriental on Jan. 22. Ten new board members were elected to join the remaining 7 board members. During the open forum, residents and other members of the community brought up ideas for the neighborhood, including:
- an upcomning piano concert event at Metro State
- starting a community gardening program (www.eatwhereulive.com)
- using the Partnership for Sustainability for renewal energy improvements in the area
- and Representative K. Jerry Frangas reminded us to call or send him ideas for new bills that we think are important for NW Denver (303)866-2954
E-Mail: kjerry.frangas.house@state.co.us
If you haven't yet, please renew your membership for 2009. We would like to get everyone on a January renewal cycle.
We hope everyone in the neighborhood joins us is making BRUN the best neighborhood organization in the Denver area. Stay tuned for our 2009 events!
We need BRUN members (and non members!) to help with the following events:
- BRUN needs help inviting neighbors to events. We do this by email, website and flyering targeted blocks every meeting. We need neighbors like YOU to help! (You pick how many blocks and when you do them).
To volunteer to help, please email us at info@berkeleyregisneighbors.org.
BRUN Election & General Membership Meeting: Thursday, January 22, 2009 @ Oriental Theater
Social time: 6:00-7pm, Meeting: 7-8:30pm.
BRUN is holding the annual board member elections and general membership meeting on Thursday, January 22 at the Oriental Theater. This meeting will include:
-Sign up table
-BRUN's activities and accomplishments in 2008 and plans for 2009
-Election of 5 new boardmembers to serve 2 year terms
-Review of events, movements and activities in the area
-Plenty of opportunity for members to share thoughts and ideas regarding issues facing the neighborhood.
-Cash bar and food provided by Meltz and the Oriental Theater.
- The first annual Tenn-Low Turismo was a great success! Over 200 people gathered at Cesar Chavez Park and enjoyed local merchants, music and over $5000 in prizes after "scavenging" their way through the neighborhood. Don't miss next year's event which is sure to be even bigger and better!
Voting Information:
New to the area? Need to file a change of address in order to vote this fall? Check out the Denver Election Commission page, which has the most updated information available. www.denvervotes.org.
Neighbors Night Out Archive:
-The post Turismo BRUN Garden Party was a great way to meet some neighbors and enjoy a lovely back yard. We thank the Wynkoop Brewery for donating beer.
- The BRUN Bowling Party at Elitch Lanes was a lot of fun! If you missed it, to check out the flyer click here.
- Were you one of the over 70 BRUN members who enjoyed a pizza night at Gemelli's on April 21st? Don't be left out of the next event!
-Thanks to all of the neighbors who came out for the BRUN Elections and Neighbors Nite Out at the Oriental Theater on January 15. We enjoyed and met a lot of great neighbors! (See pictures here)
-Click below to see pictures from the FIRST Neighbors Night Out at Parisi, October, 2007 (See pictures here)
BRUN: We have a few new boardmembers!
Five new boardmembers were elected to serve a 2 year term, starting in January, 2008. We'd like to welcome Art Engel, Judity Vorndran, Heather Gregg, Ann Kelley and Lily Ponce to the board!
Membership: $15 a year per household supports BRUN services such as meetings, website and E-news that keeps you informed. Stay tuned for BRUN area business discounts too as part of your membership benefits! Please scroll down for membership information.
Who we are: BRUN is the registered neighborhood organization for Northwest Denver's Berkeley Regis neighborhood. We're a non-profit organization composed of homeowners, merchants, students, tenants…all interested neighbors within the boundaries encompassed by the area east of Sheridan, west of Federal, north of 38th Ave, and south of 52nd Ave.
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See the BRUN calendar of events with
Berkeley Regis United Neighbors, Inc.
P.O. Box 12351
Denver, Colorado 80212-12351
info@berkeleyregisneighbors.org
BRUN Officers
Co-President- Cathy Milkey
Co-President-
Secretary -
Treasurer -
BRUN Board Members
Heather Christensen
Chris Coates
Dave Decker
Al Gallo
Jenni Gasbarro
Heather Gregg
Karmen Hanson
Ed Mickens
Susan Nagl
Jenn O'Brien
Matthew Perry
Daniel Taylor
Judy Vorndron
Natalie O'Donnell Wood
To contact any board members, please email info@berkeleyregisneighbors.org.
BRUN Committees, meet as needed.
-Membership and Social
-Merchants and Businesses
-Safety, Policing & Neighborhood Inspection
-Zoning. Planning and Parks
issues@berkeleyregisneighbors.org
Regis Neighborhood Relations
regis@berkeleyregisneighbors.org
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