NAC (Neighborhood Advisory Committee)
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The NAC was established in 1995 by an amendment to the original Co-operative Agreement between the Denver Botanic Gardens Foundation and the City of Denver, accepting the Gardens as a city entity under the Dept. of Parks and Recreation.
The NAC was established to serve as a representative body for the six registered neighborhood organizations near the Gardens to advise the Gardens regarding neighborhood interests and concerns and to inform the neighborhoods about planning at the Gardens.
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Paint codes
Does anyone in the Alton Park subdivision have the original Sherwin-Williams paint codes for the interior colors? No one seems to be able to match it up. This would be for the 4th filing, if that...
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Started: March 1st 2005Replies: 3
Vacant Lots & Dumped Items
We have several vacant lots in this neighborhood that have couches, chairs and shopping carts dumped in them. Kids have been playing on and around these eyesores and may end up getting hurt. I called...
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Started: August 6th 1998Replies: 2
Garage Cleaning and Organizing
Is your garage in need of a make-over? Let me take the hassle off of your plate just in time for Spring and Summer. I will clean, organize your clutter, throw away junk, deliver donatable items to...
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Started: March 28th 2012Replies: 2
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