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Thursday, 31 May 2012

Sewa Denver Updated the googledocs spreadsheet - Desperately need your help to get donations from Individuals/business

Namaste,

Please refer to the google docs spreadsheet. The spreadsheet has been updated and need all the help we can get from everyone to get more donations. Our total so far is only $3,600 to date (excluding the cricket team registrations).

Any help you can provide to reach out your co-workers, friends, families, business, corporations (volunteer, matching funds) is greatly appreciated. Our goal is to raise at least $20,000 through the Cricket Event.

If you need any information, please do not hesitate to contact myself or Vidyasagar.

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[CPN] Week of June 4, 2012: Agendas & Meeting Schedule

Take a peek at the pending legislation being considered by the Denver City Council the week of June 4, 2012.

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[CPN] It's Okay to Speak Up: Join Us on June 15 (please forward)

Speak up and save someone’s life. Nearly 11,000 reports are made to Colorado Adult Protective services every year concerning the safety and well-being of seniors and at-risk adults. Yet, many more go unreported. Come join us on Friday, June 15 from 9 a.m. – noon at the City Park Pavilion for the It’s Okay to Speak Up: A World Elder Abuse Awareness Day Event & Aging Resource Fair. You’ll enjoy live entertainment, get connected to aging services, and learn what you can do to prevent elder abuse. For more information, visit www.DenverGov.org/ElderAbuse.

Michael Sapp Jr. | Director of Neighborhood Relations
Office of the Mayor | City and County of Denver
720.865.9024 Office | 720.865.8787 Fax
michael.sapp@denvergov.org | Dial 3-1-1 for City Services

Sewa Denver Request to Allocate Funds

Namaste Anusha Ji,

I am a volunteer in Denver. Recently, my brother in California contributed $100 from Sewa's website. His Company Cisco matches 100%. We kindly request you to allocate the funds ($200) to the Denver Chapter. Please let me know if you need the exact date of contribution.

Here are my brother's details:
Name: RAVINANDAN ARAKALI

Phone: (408) 215-8541

Dhanyavad

Nagendra

[emrat:1540] Molly Dharma Run for the Max Fund

Hello,

I just pre-registered for the Molly Dharma run to benefit the Max Fund. The Max Fund is a true no-kill animal shelter in Denver and this run was started by someone whom adopted a dog that had been back to the shelter a few times.

Pre-registration can be done online before June 6th, and you get a $5.00 discount on the fee. Breakfast burritos are provided by Platte River Bar and Grille, but you do have to get there early (registration/food starts at 9:00 and the ride leaves about 10:30).

If anyone would like to meet before to be able to ride as a group, let me know. I'm thinking I can be at a location close to the starting point between 8:30 and 9:00 and leave at 9:00. I still need to find that location though.

Below are the links needed for anyone interested.

Molly Dharma info on Max Fund link

Flyer for Molly Dharma run

Wednesday, 30 May 2012

Sewa Denver Certificate of Insurance

Namaste Vidya,

Michelle from Longmont Clerk's Office contacted me today pertaining to the Certificate of Insurance. Can you please let me know if Ram Ji can provide one at the earliest convenience?

Dhanyavad

Nagendra

[CPN] LDDRB Agenda

Hello,

Please find attached the June 7, 2012 LDDRB meeting agenda.

Warmly,

Savannah Jameson

Senior City Planner

Landmark Preservation
Community Planning & Development

City and County of Denver

p: 720.865.2919

f: 720.865.3050
e: savannah.jameson@denvergov.org

[The Network] Adult Education Instructor Needed

Dear Friends:

ACCESS Housing is seeking a part-time certified teacher to provide
adult education instructor. Please share this announcement with your
contacts and refer qualified candidates to Virginia Longoria at
virginia@acchouse.org. The following is a summary of the position:

Application Deadline June 15, 2012
Start Date July 2, 2012
Employment Status Part-time
Hours per Week 9 hours per week (Monday and Wednesday:
6:00 to 9:00 p.m. and Saturday 10:00am to
1:00pm)Compensation $50.00 per session

Job Summary: Provides GED and basic reading, writing and math
instruction for adult students under the direction of the agency's
Director of Programs.

Minimum Requirements:
•Teaching certification.
•Minimum of two years of successful experience providing adult
education instruction.
•Must possess knowledge of effective methods and techniques of adult
education.
•Experience working with people from diverse cultural and socio-
economic backgrounds, including homeless and ex-offender populations.
•Proficient computer skills utilizing Microsoft Windows applications.
•Bilingual communication skills in English and Spanish a plus.

Duties:
•Assess adult student education level and recommend appropriate
placement.
•Provide class room instruction and individualized support.
•Maintain communication with agency case managers on individual
student progress.
•Prepare reports as needed.

ACCESS Housing, Inc. Mission
Founded in 1983, the mission of ACCESS Housing is to help homeless
families in the Denver metro area regain their independence, achieve
self-sufficiency and secure permanent housing through a comprehensive
continuum of care and collaboration with the community partners.

Thanks for your help.

Virginia A. Longoria
Executive Director
ACCESS Housing, Inc.
Email: virginia@acchouse.org

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[The Network] New Workshop: AAT & Counseling Theories

Integrating Animal Assisted Therapy Into Traditional Counseling
Theories
This is a fun & interesting workshop on how animal assisted therapy
fits into various counseling theories. Join us at the Barking CAAT
Ranch for a fun morning of activity and learning. Friday June 8 9-1.
For more information copy and past the following link:
http://www.eventbrite.com/event/3057110901

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[The Network] Love & Logic Parenting Classes at AATPC

Becoming a Love & Logic Parent - 6 week course offered through Animal
Assisted Therapy Programs of Colorado. Price discounted for clients
and friends of AATPC. Class starts Monday June 11th 6-8 pm. This class
is for parents of children of various ages. For more information go
to: http://www.eventbrite.com/event/3644310230

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[CPN] Great 8 News - Important District 8 Information

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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A Word from Councilman Brooks

Helpful City Contacts

Graffitti
(720) 865-7867

Illegal Dumping
(720) 865-6899

Recycling
(720) 865-6805

Large Item Pickup
(720) 865-6900

Property Inspections
311

Police Non-Emergency
(720) 913-2000

District 8 Office Contacts

Albus Brooks Councilman
Phone: 720.337.8888
Albus.Brooks@denvergov.org

Chy Montoya - Aide
Phone: 720.337.8882
Chy.Montoya@denvergov.org

Brande' Micheau - Aide
Phone: 720.337.8881
Brande.Micheau@denvergov.org

Volunteers and Interns

If you are interested in volunteering or interning, please contact our office.

Foward to your Networks!

A Word from Councilman Brooks

The District 8 City Council Office is MOVING - Effective Thurs., May 31, 2012

• The District 8 Office is moving to the new Eastside Human Services building, located at 3815 Steele Street, Denver, CO 80205.
• We will be back in a year, located at 2855 Tremont Pl.
• ALL of our contact information will remain the same.
• We apologize ahead of time for any inconvenience.

County Fair at City Park and District 8 Ice Cream Social this Friday, June 1st

The City Park Alliance Board and Councilman Albus Brooks, invite you to attend the annual event honoring historical City Park and the traditions that began in 2008 by the late Councilwoman Carla Madison and continue today.

This turn-of-the-century fair celebrating Denver's most beautiful park in its historic glory was one of the late Councilwoman Carla Madison's favorite events and she helped spearhead it. City Park Alliance combined its annual open house event with Councilwoman Madison’s Old Fashioned Ice Cream Social in 2010 and has continued to carry on the tradition of the County Fair after her passing. The District 8 office is continuing the tradition and has partnered with City Park Alliance for the 2012 event.

Participants will see the Denver Municipal Band play to the fountain show, entertainment and craft stations will provide free fun for the entire family, food vendors will be on hand and there will be free ice cream available for all who attend. Neighbors and guests are encouraged to wear period costumes to take part in the costume contest.

City Park Alliance is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and any proceeds or donations received will directly benefit City Park and are tax deductible.
Please feel free to wear your old-fashioned attire... or just come as you are and enjoy yourself.

• The event will be held this Friday, June 1st at the Pavilion in the center of City Park in Denver.
• It begins at 6pm and ends after dusk at 9pm.
• Re-Imagine Play at City Park Playground will be on display, so you can give input on the new playground for the City.
Contact: Mara Prandi-Abrams, City Park Alliance Chair, cityparkalliance@gmail.com
For more information, please visit www.countyfairatcitypark.org

Arrests made in Denver Double-Fatal Shooting

Police have arrested two men suspected in a shooting that left two people dead and two others wounded last Friday, May 25, 2012. Marquise Davis, 23 and Denzel Richardson, 20, were both taken into custody Monday. According to Denver Police, the victims were standing on the sidewalk along East Bruce Randolph Avenue at York Street when they were approached by two men on foot who opened fire Friday afternoon.
The victims were identified as 21-year-old Justin O’Donnell and 30-year-old Deon Rudd. Two other men were wounded in the attack.

Councilman Brooks was part of the nearly 200 individuals who showed up on Saturday night for a flashlight vigil in memory of the two young black men who lost their lives. Emotions ran high, but in the end the community seemed resolute. We are tired of retreating to this senseless violence. There is a sense that the community wants a NEW Eastside "by any means necessary."

Yesterday, Councilman Brooks met with Terrance Roberts of The Prodigal Son, along with Senator Johnston and 9News to discuss innovative ideas on how we can all work together to guide our young kids in the right direction. Weekly meetings are going to be held with key participants on how we move forward after yet another horrible tragedy.

Tuesday, 29 May 2012

[CPN] Reminder -- Invitation to attend the NW Community Forum on June 2nd.

29 May, 2012

Happy Spring to you!

I am writing to remind you about the invitation sent to you -- or your representative, to attend my Community Forum for Northwest Denver portion of the 1^st Congressional District on Saturday June 2nd. The Forum will be held from 9:00 – 10:00AM at Servicios de La Raza located at 4055 Tejon St., Denver, CO 80211.

My District Office is hosting these forums around the 1^st Congressional District to meet with community members and interested citizens to discuss current issues that affect our community and our nation. Issues such as jobs, the economy, healthcare, Social Security, energy and voting rights impact us all in our daily lives. How we as citizens deal with them is vitally important to our future.

More importantly, I want to learn what is on your mind to get a better sense from you about how I can help our neighborhoods and our community in Washington D.C. I would greatly appreciate your attendance at this Community Forum because I need your input. Please RSVP to Tricia Stevens in my office at DeGette.RSVP@mail.house.gov or 303-844-4988 by 5PM on May 31st. When you do so, please let Tricia know the top issue you would like to hear me address at the forum. Also, because we have multiple events that day, please tell her which event you are reserving for NW Denver Community Forum – (Servicios de La Raza).

I look forward to seeing you and working with you on the things that are important to your neighborhood and our community.

Sincerely,

Diana DeGette

Member of Congress

1st District, Colorado
600 Grant Street, Suite 202
Denver, CO 80203
303-844-4988 Voice
303-844-4996 Fax

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[The Network] Looking for a free events summer 2012 list?

Hello great network of resources- I am looking for a compiled list of free events and things to do in this summer (Denver/Metro)? Has anyone created or seen this item circling and is willing to share it with the residents I serve? If so please e-mail it to the address below.

Kim Vanous, LSW

Resident Service Coordinator

Clare Gardens

303-433-7345

303-477-5056 fax

kvanous@fm-inc.org

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[CPN] June 5, 2012 LPC Agenda

Good afternoon,

Please find attached the June 5, 2012 Landmark Preservation Commission meeting agenda.

Warmly,

Savannah Jameson

Senior City Planner

Landmark Preservation
Community Planning & Development

City and County of Denver

p: 720.865.2919

f: 720.865.3050
e: savannah.jameson@denvergov.org

[CPN] Confluence Park Master Plan Meeting

Hello,

Attached you will find a notice of a public open house to discuss developing a Master Plan for Confluence Park. I realize this is likely not relevant for a large portion of the folks reading this, and apologies if that is the case for you, but I thought it would be better to send this to you rather than me trying to decide whether or not you are interested.

Best wishes for a great day. Peace! Jay

Jay Clark | Marketing and Communications
Parks and Recreation | City and County of Denver
O: 720.913.0633 | Mob.: 720.474.9608

[Altitude Multisport Club] Some great opportunities to volunteer

Hi everyone -

Longtime club member and friend Tim "Sarge" Gilligan is looking for some help for the upcoming Metro Brokers Tri (this Friday, June 1st) and for the Denver Triathlon (June 10th).

Some great opportunities to practice your volunteers skeeeils before our official Club Volunteer Races come along in August - the Rattlesnake Olympic and Sprint races on August 18th and 19th.

Take a look at Sarge's email (below) and see if you can help - contact him directly.

-- Jordan

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Jordan Graham
Altitude Multisport Club
President
720-297-8002 mobile

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Tim Gilligan <coachsarge@hotmail.com>
Date: Tue, May 22, 2012 at 8:43 AM
To: jordan@jordangraham.com

Hi Jordan!

Sorry I have been missing but the two surgeries kicked my ass and I doubt I will get to compete in a sprint this year. But I am still working them and will still wear my Team Tri shorts as I coordinate the swims.

Wondering if you can help to see if anyone in the club is interested...

Metro Brokers Tri, June 1 (Fri night) at Cherry Creek - I need people with boats, jet skis, or kayaks as well as lifeguards.

Denver Triathlon, June 10 (Sunday) at Sloans lake - Need all of the same except jet skis.

The boats and skis are to move lifeguards.

I can get a few bucks for the Denver Tri but Metro is offering food and beer only per Syd Cornell.

Thanks for any help you and the club can give!

Very Best,

Sarge

[CPN] June 9th -- EarthLinks Community Links: Urban Water Conservation

EarthLinks Community Links: Urban Water Conservation

June 9, 2012 -- 10am to 3pm

2828 Larimer Street, Denver, CO 80205

$5 suggested donation for Workshop

As we reach the end of Spring and the hot days of Summer loom ahead, it's time for the urban gardener to think about our most precious resource: WATER. Join us as we welcome Elizabeth Gardener from Denver Water for a workshop on Urban Water Conservation. We'll discuss what it means to be in a drought, and share water saving techniques for your garden, yard, and home. Remember: use only what you need!

Schedule:

10am-12pm: Urban Water Conservation Workshop

12pm-3pm: Volunteer Orientation; Meet Staff, Board, and Participants; Tour EarthLinks; Shop the EarthLinks Store

EarthLinks Community Links is a monthly open house that promotes garden-based skills for sustainable urban lifestyles. The events feature experts and participants of EarthLinks, an innovative, urban nonprofit in Denver that provides a work program for people who are homeless and low-income to learn skills and create Earth-friendly products that sustain people and the planet.

For more information contact Cody Meinhardt at 303-389-0085 or cody@earthlinks-colorado.org.

[CPN] A message from Mayor Michael B. Hancock

Dear Denver Resident -

As Mayor, I'm charged with ensuring the health and safety of our City as a whole, and this week Denver takes another step toward achieving this goal. Working with Denver businesses, neighborhoods and community partners, we have undertaken several methods to inform the public about a new law that goes into effect, which prohibits camping on public and private property without written authorization.

This new ordinance provides the City with additional tools to continue Denver's compassionate work of connecting vulnerable populations with key services while maintaining the integrity of our vibrant City.

In Denver, everyone matters, and my administration is committed to delivering on that promise by making sure public and private spaces remain accessible and livable, and that everyone has access to needed resources to lead sustainable lives.

Our number one priority for applying this new law is to ensure it is implemented in a balanced manner and paired with comprehensive services. Connecting those in need of services to appropriate service providers will be a major part of this process. That is why we developed the CAM system:

· Contact – Denver Police Department officers will make contact with those who are camping without authorization.

· Assess – The outreach workers assess campers and their circumstances.

· Mobilize – Appropriate service providers, organizations or individuals are contacted to assist.

Through the collaborative work of Human Services, Denver's Road Home and Denver Police Department, the CAM system will help ensure we are connecting people with specific services to address a variety people and groups; like travelers, protesters, women and children, those with mental illnesses and those with drug addictions.

My administration has been hard at work preparing for this new ordinance. The Police Department has developed a training bulletin for officers, we have created a real-time shelter update system, and we have extended contracts and waived provisions to keep shelters open. We also have been working with new and existing service providers to bolster comprehensive services for anyone in need. This includes securing commitments for funding of two additional outreach workers. And we are not done yet.

Denver is a great city because we are compassionate and collaborative. While we are working hard to provide quality services, we cannot do this alone. That is why we are asking the greater community to help by:

· Distributing the attached flyer to those in need;

· Emailing this letter to five friends and post it to your Facebook;

· Donating $5, $10 or $25 to Denver's Road Home; and

· Attending one of Denver's Road Home annual events.

Now, more than ever, we need the community to come together to support our vibrant city and help us rebuild the lives of those who are most in need. Together, we will deliver a world-class city where everyone matters.

Respectfully,

Michael B. Hancock

Mayor

Monday, 28 May 2012

Wedding day: Put on Your Charming Dress!

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week's column you'll see lots of amazing dresses options for your big
day!
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Sewa Denver SEWA COLORADO Conf call with CCL

Greetings, Here are the details of the SEWA Colorado conf call with CCL (colorado cricket league).

Duration: 1 hour
Date: 6th June (WEDNESDAY)
Conf call details:
Conference dial-in number: (209) 647-1600
Participant access code: 307246

Please join the call on time. Thank you for your help.

(1) Introduction of Sewa Team - 5 minutes
(2) Introduction of SEWA projects (Cricket, , current Cricket project - 5 minutes
(3) Introduction of CCL, teams - 5 minutes
(4) High level Game logistics - CCL - 5 minutes
(5) Ground logistics (timings, vendors ) - SEWA 5 minutes
(6) Questions and Answers : 35 minutes.

Please note:
If any of you/friends have a canopy, and other items for use by SEWA INTERNATIONAL team for the CRICKET GAMES, please contact: denver@sewausa.org
We are actively looking for volunteers to help us on this project. Please contact: denver@sewausa.org
COLORADO SEWA is now on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/SewaInternationalUsaDenverChapter Take a look for all the SEWA COLORADO activities etc.

Sewa Team,

WE have rescheduled the next week conf call to a later date. We will provide the date, time in a seperate email.

Thank you.

Raj Chiluka.

[Altitude Multisport Club] June 11th club meeting

June club meeting at Leading Edge Physical Therapy.

Make sure you respond to the evite if going...Have a great weekend.

http://new.evite.com/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=fb_share_widget&utm_content=fb_link&utm_campaign=invite#view_invite:eid=0136AAQZXGK5ZYEMYEPBUWVIH6CSDY&gid=fb

Matt Newport

Sunday, 27 May 2012

Sewa Denver Fwd: Price Quote

Namaste All,

Here is a quote for T Shirts from an online company. We shall discuss it when we meet next time.

I will send out two more quotes I got.

Thanks,

Vidya

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Vidya Belur <mailbelur@gmail.com>
Date: Sun, May 27, 2012 at 1:45 PM
Subject: Fwd: Price Quote
To: Vidya Tontalapur <vtontalapur@gmail.com>

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Olivia Kelley <okelley@bluecotton.com>
Date: Sun, May 27, 2012 at 1:21 PM
Subject: Price Quote
To: mailbelur@gmail.com

Vidya,

Below is the price quote for 100 shirts that I gave you on the phone.

On our 3930 Fruit of the Loom 100% cotton t-shirt with 1 color on the front and 1 color on the back:

A colored garment would be $7.77 each and a white garment would be $7.23 each.

With 3 colors on front and 1 color on back:

A white garment would be $8.09 per shirt and a colored garment would be $8.63 per shirt.

Our standard shipping is free and Approximately 10-12 business days turn-around time. If you need is sooner, we have a RUSH option that guarantees arrival on the 5^th business day. The cost would be 15% of the order total.

*No taxes are applied if you are outside of the state of Kentucky.

Thanks,

Olivia Kelley

Receptionist

BlueCotton.com

T: 800-536-1435

F: 270-783-0553

E: okelley@bluecotton.com

www.bluecotton.com

Saturday, 26 May 2012

Sewa Denver Cricket Tournament Spreadsheet updated

Namaste All,

Krishna and I walked through Game Logistics and Sponsorship tabs in the spreadsheet

and cleaned them up. We assigned tasks, updated task status and put notes in Remarks

column. We followed the Rally Task status pattern and here are the statuses.

DEFINED - Tasks is defined but no work started
IN PROGRESS - Work has started but not finished.
COMPLETE - Task is complete.

We also used DEFERRED or NOT REQUIRED in a few places. These are not Rally tasks

but we used them for lack of a better descriptive status. We could use CANCELLED or

CLOSED. Please let us know what you all think.

Please open the shared spreadsheet and see your tasks and also let Krishna or me

know if you have any contacts.

Please let me know if it is possible for us to have a face to face meeting on Monday somewhere

in south. Srikanth ji and I can come together to the meeting. I have a meeting at 2 PM on Monday

so please setup Sewa meeting after 4.30 or 10 in the morning.

Dhanyavaad,

Vidya

303-378-2183

Sewa Denver Cricket Handoff from Atul ji

Namaste All,

Here are the Cricket handoff notes from Atul ji.

· Longmont – Need to complete application – insurance is critical Tuesday is the deadline

· Shakha team – madhu is the captain he confirmed. He will send a check.

· Balls supply has been confirmed – Manoj ji will order and we need to pay him – Manoj ji will take remaining balls.

· 9 teams are confirmed – 6 + 2 bhutanese + 1 shaka

· Sharavanan is free next Saturday(June 2^nd) not Sunday for captains meet.

· Generator is required – need to follow up – Nagendra was working on.

· 50-60 meter away. Check power card -

· Ask Madhu ji to visit the ground with Ashok ji to measure the distance to electric plug.

· Manoj ji, Nagendra and I should have a call before the captain's meet.

· Request Ashok ji to send email about cricket to local businesses in Longmont. Manoj ji and Madhu ji can help.

· Contact, Kumaon Center % Karate (Atul)

· Contact Flavours Of India -

Thanks,

Vidya

Friday, 25 May 2012

Sewa Denver Fwd: Ms. Boman's Thankyou letter

Namaste All,

Here is the message with attachment.

Thanks,

Vidya

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Madhusudana Bhat <madhubhatg@gmail.com>
Date: Fri, May 25, 2012 at 5:56 AM
Subject: Fwd: Ms. Boman's Thankyou letter
To: Krishnamurthy Woonnimani <wkmurthy@gmail.com>, venkatesh Sunkad <sunkad@yahoo.com>, Milind Shakhai <milind.shakhai@gmail.com>, atul saini <atul_saini1994@yahoo.com>, Ashokji <ashok_pukale@yahoo.com>, Rohini Woonnimani <rohinikm@gmail.com>, Vidya Tontalapur <vtontalapur@gmail.com>

I thought of sharing the Letter we received from Ms. Boman regarding Guruvandana Day. See Attached

Regards

Madhu Bhat

Thursday, 24 May 2012

Sewa Denver Canopy, table, foldable chairs needed for Sewa booth - Need help

Namaste,

We need the following for Sewa Booth for the Fair & Cricket Tournament. Please reach out to your friends and see if they can loan us the following.

1. Atleast 2 Tables (4 feet wide and 3 feet tall)

2. Atleast 6-10 foldable chairs

3. 2 Canopy large enough (10x20 or larger)

4. Easels to display Sewa Accomplishments

I don't know if any of you can contact Sridhar Babu, who has Canopy that was used in Shridi Baba Events.

Thanks again, please respond to all or feel free to update the googledocs spreadsheet - (please go ahead and create a Event logistics tab at the end and update this info).

Thanks,

Krishna

[CPN] REMINDER: City Park Playground Survey PLEASE FORWARD

Denver Parks and Recreation to put potential multi-generational
City Park Playground Designs on public display

DENVER, CO – Starting May 16, Denver Parks and Recreation (DPR) is moving on to the next phase of reimagining play at Denver’s historic City Park Playground by putting on display to the public for comment and input the eight different potential designs for a new and innovative playground that will be designed for all generations to use and enjoy. A driving force behind the designs is to create a space that will benefit citizens of all ages and have amenities for kids ages 1 to 101.

Between May 16 and June 7, the eight potential playground designs will be available for public viewing online with a survey at www.Denvergov.org/reimagineplay and also at different public venues, including the Denver Museum of Nature & Science, Denver Zoo, Denver Central Library and Wellington E. Webb Building. The goal is to engage the community in 2012 through a progression that will challenge currently accepted definitions of play and re-think play as a multi-generational, unique, multi-faceted experience in an urban space. (Note: Regular admission fees apply to see the boards inside the Denver Museum of Nature & Science and Denver Zoo.)

To start the Reimagine Play process, DPR kicked off a design competition in March of 2012 that encouraged highly motivated, qualified and experienced design teams to submit their ideas for the future of this space. All of the participating eight design firms have local representation. The submission deadline was May 11 and the next phase will be for DPR to collect public input on the eight designs to present to the Competition Jury. The Competition Jury will then select three finalists from the eight submissions and move forward with public presentations from the three finalists.

Calendar for displays of potential City Park Playground designs (dates subject to change):

§ May 16 – June 7; Online : www.Denvergov.org/reimagineplay (online survey included)

§ May 18 – 19: Denver Museum of Nature & Science (2001 Colorado Blvd., Denver, click here for map)

§ May 20, 12:00 – 3:00 p.m.:.Cake Crumbs (2216 Kearney St. Denver, click here for map); Hosted by City Park Alliance

§ May 21 – 25: Denver Zoo (2300 Steele Street, Denver, click here for map)

§ May 26, 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.: City Park Dustin Redd playground (1700 N. York St., Denver; click here for park map); Hosted by City Park Alliance

§ May 29 – June 1: Denver Central Library (10 W. 14^th Ave, Denver, CO; click here for map)

§ June 1: 6-9PM County Fair at City Park (City Park Pavilion, 1700 N. York St., click here for park map); Hosted by City Park Alliance

§ June 4 – 7: Wellington E. Webb Building (201 W. Colfax Ave, Denver, CO; click here for map)

The proposed project area is located in the western part of the park. It is in the general vicinity of the existing Dustin Redd playground; a large, incredibly popular, wooden structure, built in 1996 by community volunteers, that is fast approaching the end of its useful lifespan. The need to remove this beloved but unsustainable structure opens up the opportunity to create a new space and experience well suited to City Park that will surpass the imagination. It is the goal that this new space will be dynamic in design and inviting for park visitors, while encouraging many forms of creative play for all generations.

The overall budget goal for this project is $5 million for design, construction, capital maintenance and programming. While the City and County of Denver will provide some seed money, the majority of the budget will be raised through grants, donations, and other fundraising efforts. The project is anticipated to be built in two phases with a short-term fundraising goal of $3 million for a complete phase 1 construction with additional elements to be added in a future phase.

Angela Casias | Community Relations & Marketing Specialist

Parks and Recreation | City and County of Denver
720.913.0741 Phone | 720.913.0784 Fax
Angela.Casias@denvergov.org | Dial 3-1-1 for City Services