From $6B to $950M: Denver’s ‘Vibrant’ bond trims housing while boosting cultural projects and road funding
By Kyle Harris, Andrew Kenney | Denverite
The Denver City Council made final changes to the debt proposal, which is likely heading to voters this November.
Denver City Council members made tens of millions of dollars of changes to the Vibrant Denver bond proposal on Monday night.
The council added funding for traffic calming measures for two major avenues, but reduced funding for affordable housing. The final package also includes more funding for an American Indian Cultural Embassy.
The proposal would ask Denver voters this November to approve $950 million of debt funding for nearly 60 infrastructure projects, ranging from rebuilding bridges to building new parks and maintaining cultural attractions.
On Monday, city leaders added:
$15 million in funding for an Amer...

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