Denver City Council to change landmark designation process with fairness in mind

Even landmark applications that are voted down or pulled before reaching the City Council can delay redevelopment projects and change the trajectory of a building’s future.

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“What we keep hearing is it feels unfair to people who are owners of property that might be designated for some reason or another,” Councilwoman Amanda Sawyer said at a committee meeting covering the rule changes last month, adding the tweaks will help level the playing field.

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