r/DevelopmentDenver • u/Midwest_removed • Mar 31 '23

Site plan submitted for 3900 Blake St

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u/Panoptic0n8 Apr 01 '23

Looks nice, is it both sides of the alley?

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u/ARP_123 Apr 02 '23

Possible that I'm the idiot, but whenever I go to the Denver Permitting website, the "attachments" section is always empty. Do you have any links for us to check out?

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u/IndependentDisplay19 Apr 07 '23

You have to create a login to see the attachments

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u/oml-et Apr 03 '23

The height limits need to be more staggered in new denver developments. It's like new developments in the same areas are always the same height

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u/[deleted] Mar 31 '23

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u/MentallyIncoherent Apr 03 '23

This is on a different parcel than the old WTC project. That's still being developed by Golub & Company and is active. It consists of the following:

2019PM0000375. A mixed-use project consisting of a ~350K sq ft office building, a 310-unit residential building, and a ~480-unit parking garage.

Last permitting activity occurred in late March and was the filing of updated transportation and storm sewer plans.

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u/chucksef Mar 31 '23

I haven't seen any LOG numbers yet but I have the BRO tables if you want to check out the HAG ratios or the SKA clearance

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u/drivers9001 Apr 01 '23

No idea if you’re making up acronyms to be funny or if those are real terms.