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BID Character, Building Heights, and Density Survey If you are a CCN resident but not a CCNNA member and want to participate, please email Wayne New at newleeway@msn.com and the survey link will be sent promptly to you. Please participate! Cherry Creek Theatre
2012 Season Announced Proof A Grand Night for Singing Visiting Mr. Green Additional information and tickets can be found on the theatre website at
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BID Character, Increased Building Heights, and Density Survey Results At the January 24th General Resident Meeting the results of this important resident survey on BID character and building heights and density were presented by the CCNNA Board, discussed with residents, and are included through the link below for your review. The CCNNA Board would like to thank all of the 295 residents who participated in the survey. The Board will use your feedback and direction on forming our official position on the issues. If you should have any questions, please contact any CCNNA Board members. BID Character, Increased Building Heights, and Density Survey Results
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Change In CCN BID Vision What is the primary concern related to the BID increased building heights and density issue? The key concern is Vision. The development vision for the Cherry Creek North Business Improvement District, proposed in the latest draft of the Cherry Creek Area Plan, is being radically changed from its present low density, low intensity character to a higher density, higher rise mixed use more often found in “downtown style” developments.
To review the complete article on our vision concerns, click on the CCNNA Vision document (Vision for the CCN BID). Proposed Building Heights by City Planning Current Height Allowance 55 feet / four stories Almost All BID Areas
Proposed Height 70 feet / five stories or 98 feet / seven stories 2nd to 3rd, Steele to Clayton Proposed Height 112 / eight stories Columbine to University Primarily Click on the Proposed City Planning Building Heights map. City Planning Proposed Building Heights Map Click on Building Height Comparison to view the proposed heights. Hotel Use A proposed map for designating specific Cherry Creek areas as a regional center can be accessed by clicking on Proposed Regional Center Areas in Cherry Creek. Regional Center designation encourages hotel use. A map of present and potential future hotel locations is shown by clicking on: Existing and Potential Hotel Locations |
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Fillmore Plaza Event Survey Results In September and October CCNNA members were surveyed about their opinions on specific suggested events, preferred days of the week, and any ideas for events on Fillmore Plaza. The purpose of the survey was to provide our CCN representatives / residents to the BID Event Advisory Group (Sarah Procopio and Jeff Bernard) with information and ideas that could be used to plan 2012 events that would attract customers to BID businesses and provide entertainment and fun to CCN and surrounding neighborhood residents. Click on the following link for full results from the 108 participating CCN residents. (CCNNA Fillmore Plaza Event Survey Results 1.0). |
