So far, the Denver vote is heavily against lifting the conservation easement and allowing development of the property.
After a four-year-long campaign to develop the defunct Park Hill Golf Course, Denver voters appear ready to nix a proposal to lift the conservation easement on the property.
The returns from 10 p.m. April 4 show Measure 2O, which sought to lift the easement and allow development, is losing: Out of the 102,398 votes counted so far, just 39.6 percent of voters have cast their ballots for the proposal, with 60.4 percent against. "We are on pace to have historically low turnout in Denver, with a vast majority of ballots submitted by people aged 65 and over," says Bill Rigler, a spokesperson for developer Westside Investment Partners and the pro-2O campaign., the developer that paid $24 million for the 155-acre property four years ago, will have to go back to the drawing board. It had poured $921,093 into the campaign for this measure, while the opposition had just $138,823 in funding.
The mixed-used development Westside had proposed for the property included affordable housing,100 acres of open space and land for a possible grocery store. But Denver residents who want to keep the property as open space opposed the developers at every turn. Groups like
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