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North Denver Cornerstone CollaborativeSix Projects | One Vision
AN INITIATIVE OF MAYOR MICHAEL B. HANCOCK
CITY & COUNTY OF DENVER
Work Plan 2017
NDCC Mission
Mission
The North Denver Cornerstone Collaborative, an initiative of Mayor
Hancock, is an agency that aligns infrastructure and projects in Globeville,
Elyria, Swansea, and River North to build healthy communities, enhance
quality of life, and facilitate access to diverse opportunities and
partnerships in the city and the region.
Goals & Timeline
2013
• Announcement and start up
• Initiated partnerships, communications and community engagement
• Established NDCC organizational structure and operating process
2014-15
• Established neighborhood visions & partnerships
• Received initial funding for capital projects
• Created overall vision for the future National Western Center
2016
• Began first wave of implementation
• Launched Mayor’s Office of the National Western Center
• Started Brighton Boulevard construction
• Focused on neighborhoods
2017
• Complete preliminary design of 47th and York bridge
• Complete design of River North (RiNo)
• Complete initial planning for Washington Street and Heron Pond master plans
• Initiate construction of G/E/S Bus Stops, Argo Loop, and Dunham Park Playground
Initiation & Start Up Vision & FoundationCommunity Building &
Projects
1. Strategically align the planning and implementation of the six portfolios to
leverage outcomes
2. Support the internal and external project teams working on the portfolios
3. Explore and create new partnerships to help fund and implement the
portfolios
4. Communicate portfolio efforts with a diverse group of stakeholder groups
2 0 1 7 WORK
PLAN
Year in Review
2017 Work PlanCommunications
Activity Description Timing
Expand Social Media Presence
Better utilization of social media channels to
inform progress of projects, seek and promote
partnerships, celebrate accomplishments,
inform and build community.
Ongoing
Extend NDCC Updates via
Texting Service
Promote texting service (English and Spanish)
and extend its use to provide updates on
projects and programs.
Ongoing
Website Overhaul
Continue update of website with input of project
teams; build Spanish language pages wherever
necessary and as resources allow for it.
Ongoing
Community Engagement
Continue to identify and support efforts that
foster a stronger relationship with NDCC
communities.
Ongoing
City Council
Relations/Government Relations
Continue to maintain clear communication with
City Council.Ongoing
Inter-Agency Communications
Strengthen and improve upon current processes
to ensure efficient flow of communication
between NDCC and partner agencies with the
goal of NDCC to be a better resource to all
projects at each of their development stages.
Ongoing
Goal: Engage and educate a variety of audiences, be a conduit for information, and generate
support from residents, business and stakeholders
2017 Work PlanCommunity Relations
Activity Description Timing
Open Houses & Community Office Hours
Conduct quarterly open houses and monthly office hours in the
community to share information and increase interaction with
community members.
Quarterly and Monthly
Ongoing
NDCC Staff Community Volunteering
Identify opportunities for NDCC staff to volunteer in the
community in support of neighborhood initiatives, activities and
programs.
Ongoing
PartnershipsIdentify and foster partnerships with community organizations,
businesses, non-profits, and the private sector.Ongoing
Sponsor Community EventsProvide ongoing support by sponsoring organized community
events.Ongoing
Goal: Strategically connect with residents and NDCC stakeholders
North Denver Cornerstone
CollaborativeContinued Planning & Design Studies
• Washington Street Corridor Study
• 47th & York 30% Design and NEPA Clearance
• Heron Pond, Heller & Northside Open Space Master Plan
• NDCC Mobility Master Plan
• River North Park – 100% Design
• River North Promenade – 100% Design
• 48th Avenue Sidewalk Design
• Walnut Street Two-way Conversion Study
• RiNo Railroad Crossings Analysis
Implementation of Integrated Construction Services Contract (IC)
• Continue construction of Brighton Boulevard from 29th to 44th
• Continue construction of Globeville Landing Outfall
General Construction Activities
• Argo Park Loop – Phase 2 & 3
• Bus Stops: 48th Ave. & York St., 52nd Ave. & Steele Street
• Completion of Dunham Park Playground and 51st & Broadway at
Stapleton Recreation Center Improvements
National Western Center
Advance Critical Path
• Land Acquisition
• Rail Consolidation
• Program Development
• Brighton Blvd. 44th to Race Court
• Campus Placemaking
• Delgany Interceptor Study
• NextGEN Agribusiness Economic Study – 2.0
• New Campus Website & Social Media Platforms
• NWC Campus Branding
• Campus Mobility & Parking Management Study
2017 Work PlanProjects Summary
Activity Phase Description Lead Timing
47th and York Pedestrian
BridgeDesign
30% design and environmental clearance for a pedestrian bridge
over the Union Pacific Rail Road tracks.
Mike Harmer
Public Works
Summer 2017 –
Spring 2018
Argo Park Walking Loop –
Phase 2 & 3Construction
Complete construction of the northeast and northwest concrete
walking trail. Will also include minor landscaping and irrigation
work.
Sloane Nystrom –
Parks
Department/NDCC
Spring 2017 – Fall
2017
Bus Stops at 48th Ave. &
York St. and 52nd Ave. &
Steele St.
Design &
Construction
Bus stop improvements to two bus stops that will include the
addition of sidewalks, curb and gutter, drainage improvements
and benches.
Kayla Lorentz
Public Works
Spring 2017 –
Winter 2017
Dunham Park PlaygroundDesign &
Construction
New playground equipment with various sized play structures
and a new observation plaza.
Jason Himick
Park Department
Winter 2016 – Fall
2017
G/E/S Bikes Together
PartnershipPlanning
Partner with Bike Depot and Bikes Together to support a 2017
program that includes two Bicycle Rodeos and two Fix-it Clubs
Chris Proud -
NDCCSummer. 2017
Heron Pond, Heller &
Northside Open Space
Master Plan
PlanningMaster Plan for Heron Pond, Heller Open Space and Northside
Park
Cincere Eades
Parks Department
Winter 2016 –
Fall/Winter 2017
Healthy Trees/Healthy
CommunitiesPlanning
Work with The Nature Conservancy and the community to
identify sites in G/E/S for their Healthy Trees / Healthy
Communities program.
Barb Frommell,
Sloane Nystrom -
NDCC
Winter 2017
2017 Work PlanG/E/S Neighborhoods
Goal: Build on the vision established in the Neighborhood Plans to advance transformative
projects and address the immediate needs of the community
Activity Phase Description Lead Timing
Lincoln Street Lights Completed Repair pedestrian street lights along Lincoln StreetChris Proud
NDCCSpring 2017
NDCC Mobility
Master PlanPlanning
Mobility and transportation network Master Plan for broader
NDCC area.
Karen Good
Public Works/NDCC
Winter 2016 –
Fall 2017
Street Lighting for Safety
ConcernsImplementation
Report broken street lights in neighborhoods to Xcel within
one week of known outage. Partner with 311 to
accommodate Spanish speakers, who need to report these
outages.
Tricia Anstey Ongoing
Swansea & Garden Place
Elementary Capacity
Building
Planning
Support Swansea Elementary and Garden Place Academy
with direct funding to facilitate capacity building and
neighborhood stabilization activities for the 2017-2018 school
year.
Anna Jones
NDCCFall 2017
Washington Street Bike
DetectionCompleted Install bike detection equipment at 45th and Washington.
Rachel Bronson
Public WorksSpring 2017
Washington Street StudyPlanning &
Design
Transportation planning, visioning and 10% design of
Washington Street corridor in Globeville from 45th to the
County Line.
Karen Good
Public Works
Spring 2016 –
Winter 2017
2017 Work PlanG/E/S Neighborhoods - continued
Goal: Build on the vision established in the Neighborhood Plans to advance transformative
projects and address the immediate needs of the community
Activity Phase Description Lead Timing
OED Community Investment-
Healthy Food Access
Contract
Development
Healthy food distribution, preparation and purchasing
education (Bird Seed Collective, Denver Food Rescue,
GrowHaus)
Blake Angelo -
OED2017
OED Community Investment-
Career/ Entrepreneurial
Development
Contract
Development
Entrepreneurial/cooperative development training and
technical assistance for G/E/S residents.TBD - OED 2017
OED Community Investment-
Neighborhood Services
Contract
Development
Services provided by Focus Points Community center
including adult education and youth development.
Blake Angelo -
OED2017
2017 Work PlanG/E/S Neighborhoods - continued
Goal: Build on the vision established in the Neighborhood Plans to advance transformative
projects and address the immediate needs of the community
The activities listed below are still being evaluated due to ongoing funding and partnership discussions
Activity Phase Description Lead Timing
Platte Farm Open Space (In
partnership with Groundwork
Denver)
Planning &
Design
Groundwork Denver is leading the planning and design of the
Platte Farm Brownfield in Globeville from existing Xcel
property to a natural open space amenity.
Sloane Nystrom –
Parks
Department/NDC
C
2017
Garden Place Academy
Learning Landscapes
Design &
Construction
Providing funding support for construction of a multi-
dimensional project to transform Garden Place Academy into
a hands-on learning green urban oasis.
TBD – OED 2017
Activity Phase Description Lead Timing
Brighton Boulevard:
29th – 40th streetsConstruction
Continue construction of roadway work from 29th Street to
40th Street. Work elements include installation of storm
sewer and waterline, new concrete pavement, curb/gutter,
sidewalks, protected bike lanes, and landscaping.
Brian McLaren
Public Works
Fall 2016 –
Spring 2018
Brighton Boulevard:
40th – 44th streets
(combined with Globeville
Landing Outfall Project timing)
Construction
Continue construction of roadway work from 40th Street
to 44th Street. Work elements include installation of storm
sewer and waterline, new concrete pavement, curb/gutter,
sidewalks, protected bike lanes, and landscaping.
Brian McLaren
Public WorksSpring 2017 –
Summer 2019
2017 Work PlanBrighton Boulevard
Goal: Successfully construct Brighton Boulevard while proactively addressing the
business, resident and traffic concerns while construction is underway.
Activity Phase Description Lead Timing
Globeville Landing Outfall
Phase 1B
(Park Enhancements)
Design &
Construction
Final design and construction of the park, which includes a
larger park area, improved trails & play areas, and
reclaiming the existing concrete culvert as park land by
replacing it with a natural channel.
Owen Snell – ParksWinter 2016 –
Summer 2017
Globeville Landing Outfall
Phase 1A
(Drainage Improvements)
ConstructionConstruction of the storm drain outfall system through
Globeville Landing Park to the Platte River.
Bret Banwart – Public
Works
Winter 2016 –
Spring 2018
Globeville Landing Outfall
Phase III
(Drainage under Rail)
Design
Final design of the outfall system connecting the Montclair
Storm system to the Globeville Landing Outfall located in
Globeville Landing Park.
Bret Banwart – Public
Works
Winter – Spring
2017
River North Park
Final Design (100%)Design
Final design of River North Park in anticipation of
construction in 2018. Owen Snell – Parks
Winter 2016 –
Winter 2017
River Promenade 29th –
38th (100% Design)Design
Final design of public space along Arkins Court and the
Platte River between 29th & 38th streets.Owen Snell - Parks TBD
Walnut Street Corridor
Improvements
Design &
Construction
Finish final design of pedestrian walk space and parking
organization from Broadway to 36th Street along Walnut
Street. It will include the use of wheel stops, pavement
markings and signage along the corridor to create walks
space and organize parking.
Michael Koslow – Public
Works
Fall 2016 – Fall
2017
Walnut Street Two-Way
Conversion StudyPlanning
Preliminary study to convert the existing one-way Walnut
Street to a two-way street.
Michael Koslow – Public
Works
Winter 2017 –
Winter 2018
2017 Work PlanRiver North
Goal: Continue to advance the major projects and initiatives that improve the river,
neighborhood and foster collaboration
2017 Work PlanRiver North - continued
Activity Phase Description Lead Timing
35th Street Corridor
(In partnership with the
RiNo Business
Improvement District)
Design
The RiNo Business Improvement District is leading
preliminary design of 35th Street between Wazee Street
and Arkins Court.
Andrew Bastach –
Public WorksJan. – July 2017
Goal: Continue to advance the major projects and initiatives that improve the river and
neighborhood and foster collaboration
The activities listed below are still being evaluated due to ongoing funding and partnership discussions
Activity Phase Description Lead Timing
Central 70 Request for
Proposals (RFP) &
Procurement Review
Planning
Ensure that City and community concerns are addressed in the
Central 70 project by reviewing final RFP and Developer
Technical Proposals.
Steve Coggins – Public
Works
Early 2017 –
Winter 2017
Swansea Cover Planning
Develop roles and responsibilities of agency partners in the
Operation & Maintenance Inter-Governmental Agreement (IGA)
of the Swansea Cover.
Tricia Anstey – NDCC
John Karner –
Department of Finance
Early 2017 –
Winter 2017
I-70 Housing Mitigation
and Replacement
Contract
Development
OED has committed funds for existing housing mitigation related
to noise and air pollution near the Central 70 projectTBD Late 2017-2019
2017 Work PlanCentral 70
Goal: Reconnect the community with new amenities and infrastructure
NWCO 2017 Work Plan HighlightsPredevelopment Planning & Preparations
The Mayor’s Office of the National Western Center
(NWCO) continues its efforts, in collaboration with
the WSSA and CSU on preparing the overall campus
program for implementation. Efforts include:
• Land acquisition continues to fulfill campus vision
• Short Line Rail consolidation talks continue
• Site remediation & targeted demolition
• 100% design of Brighton Blvd, 47th – Race Court
• Campus Placemaking Study Consultant Selection/Initiation
• Issuance of formal program scope, schedule & budget
Activity Phase Description Lead Timing
Brighton Blvd. 44th to Race Court 100% Design Complete 100% design on Brighton Blvd. 44th to Race
Court and prepared for construction in early 2018
John LaSala, Bill
Laing
Spring 2017 -
Fall 2017
Campus Mobility & Parking
Management StudyPre-development
Study the campus requirements for patron and back-
of-house circulation and parking and identify on-site
and off-site parking requirements, parking
management best practices, develop a transportation
demand management program, and provide the
blueprint for the transportation network and parking
operations.
Chris Proud Fall 2016 – Fall
2017
Campus Placemaking Pre-development
Release RFP and select consultant to refine adopted
master plan into more detailed campus design
parameters/technical specifications for horizontal and
vertical procurements; also includes 30% infrastructure
design
Eric Anderson, Eric
Shafran
Summer 2017 –
Summer 2019
Delgany Interceptor Study Pre-Development A technical study that will evaluate the feasible options
for the Delgany Interceptor Eric Shafran
Winter 2017 -
Summer 2017
Land Acquisition Pre-development
Acquisition and associated remediation and demolition.
This also includes acquisition of the DPS Bus Barn
property
Katy Spritzer, Jeff
SteinbergOngoing
New Campus Website & Social
Media Platforms Development
Provide a one stop shop online with information about
the NWC campus program progress
Erika Reyes
Martinez Summer 2017
2017 Work PlanNational Western Center
Goal: Build the organization structure to deliver program and advance critical pre-development
activities
Activity Phase Description Lead Timing
NextGEN Agribusiness Economic
Study – 2.0Pre-development
Expand upon the 2016 NextGEN Agribusiness
Economic Study to gather initial economic and market
opportunity analysis of the greater NWC area
Gretchen Hollrah,
Jeff RomineWinter 2017
NWC Campus Branding DevelopmentDevelop brand, graphic standards and associated print
and electronic templates
Erika Reyes
MartinezSummer 2017
Program Development Pre-development Develop detailed program scope, schedule, and budget
and release to public
Stephanie Reed,
Patrick O’Keefe
Winter 2017-
Summer 2017
Rail Consolidation Pre-developmentAssessment of rail consolidation strategies and
negotiations with Denver Rock Island RailEric Anderson Ongoing
2017 Work PlanNational Western Center - continued
Goal: Build the organization structure to deliver program and advance critical pre-development
activities
North Denver Cornerstone Collaborative
Team
Anna Jones
Executive Director
Michele Foust
Executive Assistant
Tricia Anstey
Portfolio Implementation
Manager – G/E/S
Leesly León
Communications Director
North Denver Cornerstone Collaborative
Team
Celia VanderLoop
Environmental Project Manager
Todd Wenskoski
Deputy Director
Michael Sapp
Community Affairs Director
Melissa Rosas
Project Implementation Manager
– River North
Chris Pacheco
Deputy Director
Sloane Nystrom
Parks Projects Manager
National Western CenterTeam
Gretchen Hollrah
Deputy Executive Director
Erika R. Martinez
Communications Director
Kelly Leid
Executive Director
Barb Frommell
Strategic Partnerships Director
National Western CenterTeam
Patrick O’Keefe
Program Manager
Tricia Ortega
Executive Assistant
Stephanie Reed
Program Director
Willie Franklin
Workforce Development &
Business Engagement
720-865-2900
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