The CTN-2 Citywide Bike project is actively moving forward in Denver. This transportation improvement focuses on the corridor connecting East Virginia Avenue to East Colfax Avenue. Work specifically targets the sections of Kearney Street and Krameria Street. Matt Wempe is listed as the applicant overseeing this infrastructure effort. The project falls under the city's broader Transportation & Mobility category. Residents in the 80233 zip code may notice changes as the initiative progresses. This phase aims to enhance bicycle connectivity within the designated neighborhood area.
CTN-2 Citywide Bike project advances on Kearney St and Krameria St
The CTN-2 Citywide Bike initiative is currently in progress along Kearney and Krameria Streets between East Virginia and East Colfax in Denver.
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