Board Nomination - GID

The RiNo Denver General Improvement District (GID) is looking for a new Board member! The GID, located on the western side of the RiNo Art District and more specifically illustrated by the boundary map, was created in 2015 and handles many issues around improvements within the public realm and maintenance within the GID boundaries. The GID assesses commercial and residential property to generate funding for these improvements, and works closely with the City of Denver to leverage and enhance City-funded projects. Current focuses of the GID include:

Ongoing maintenance of the GID-funded additions to Brighton Blvd.
The future RiNo Park buildings
The future RiNo river promenade
35th Street design
Other projects happening within the district boundaries

Board members must be an elector of the RiNo Denver GID, which include:

Owners of commercial property within the GID boundary
Residents (property owner or lessee) within the GID boundary
Property owners of space for artists or creative enterprise within the GID boundary

The RiNo GID Board meets once per month, with a handful of events throughout the year where your presence is requested. We look forward to adding a new voice to the Board!

First Name

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Organization/Relationship to RiNo

Where in RiNo are you/is your business/development located?

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Telephone

Q1) Please describe your interest in the GID (e.g. commercial property owner, residential property owner, residential renter

Q2) Why are you interested in serving on the RiNo General Improvement District (GID) Advisory Board?

Q3) What specific skillsets and values to do you bring to this advisory board that support our goals?

Q4) How do you diversify our organization?

Q5) Given the role of the RiNo GID Advisory Board is to support needed infrastructure and maintenance on RiNo's west side while supporting the artist community... what, do you feel, are the greatest challenges the GID should be addressing going forward?

Q6) The construction of Brighton Blvd. was a catalyst in the GIDs formation, and it’s our job long-term to take care of the street. What is your vision for Brighton Blvd. and how can we make it an important street?