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Aug 13, 2026
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Sep 10, 2026
Work consists of removal of an existing cinder block retaining wall and the construction of a new precast module block concrete retaining wall along the same alignment. The precast module block concrete retaining wall is approx 136 feet long, 3 feet tall and 410 square face feet. Miscellaneous asphalt replacement will also be included as required to construct the wall.
Aug 10, 2026
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Sep 3, 2026
Work consists of furnishing and placing a reinforced concrete overlay over a portion of the existing concrete boat ramp. Includes 6,000 SF of perform surface prep - 80' wide x 75' long ramp area; 4,500 SF of furnish and place 6" reinforced concrete overlay on boat ramp - 60' wide x 75' long center area; 1,500 SF of furnish and place 6" reinforced concrete overlay on boat ramp - two each 10' wide x 75' long side walkways; 6,000 SF of Perform Cold Weather Concrete Heating.
Aug 13, 2026
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Sep 2, 2026
Work consists of removal and replacement of the existing carpios ridge restroom facility.
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City
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Denver
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Denver
Address
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6060 Broadway
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(303) 297-1192
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80216
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Colorado Parks and Wildlife
The discussion centered on the potential regulation of electronic calling devices for predator and furbearer hunting, examining the intersection of social values, Fair Chase ethics, and biological necessity. Participants debated the impact of these devices on hunting ethics and the importance of public values in decision-making. The meeting further addressed rules for the humane dispatch of furbearers, highlighting concerns regarding the clarity of current regulations when public safety prohibits standard methods of take. Specific attention was given to the ambiguity of AVMA euthanasia guidelines for free-ranging wildlife and the need for more enforceable, clear policy language.
The meeting included an update on the first year of Colorado's outdoor strategy, focusing on its transition from a shared framework into tangible tools, partnerships, and projects. Key discussion topics covered three primary goals: climate resilience and conservation, sustainable outdoor recreation, and coordinated planning and funding. Presentations highlighted implementation efforts, including statewide roadshows and tribal collaboration training. Additionally, the commission reviewed the development of a mobile data dashboard for tracking recreation and visitation patterns, and discussed the implementation of the Outdoor Opportunities Act to enhance staff capacity for recreation planning.
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This strategy outlines a vision for Colorado's outdoors, focusing on shared goals and actions to support conservation, outdoor recreation, and climate resilience. It aims to foster partnerships, collaboration, and inform regional and statewide decision-making through tools and resources such as data, mapping, and funding opportunities. The overarching purpose is to proactively protect and care for Colorado's natural environment.
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