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Issuing construction permits and processing liquor license application
Denver has cleared Mexican restaurant El Chingon to operate at 3350 N Brighton Blvd, Unit 105, in the River North (RiNo) neighborhood. A construction permit for a tenant finish is dated July 17, 2026, and a liquor license application for the space appeared on the city's open-data list September 3, 2026.
Updated Sep 4
Issued the records that cleared Denver Book Society to operate
Denver Book Society has been licensed by the city to open at 1700 N Humboldt St. City records show a construction permit filed May 4 and an active hotel-and-restaurant liquor license issued June 5.
Updated Aug 31
Grant recipient and airport owner
The federal government has committed $80.5 million to build a 122,200-square-yard aircraft parking apron on the west side of Denver International Airport. Denver will bill the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) for eligible costs as construction proceeds; the award is an obligation, not cash in hand.
Updated Aug 29
Issued permits and license
Denver's city records show permits and a tavern license for Handcraft Espresso at 1001 17th St in the central business district. The business filed six permit and license applications between June 10 and August 14, 2026, including a tavern liquor license and five commercial construction permits for tenant finish work.
Denver International Airport is getting a Taco Bell that serves alcohol. The chain cleared its final construction permit on August 24, 2026, capping 11 filings since June and a liquor license issued that month.
Updated Aug 28
Negotiated the franchise and companion agreements
Denver voters rejected Xcel Energy's franchise deal last November. On July 27, the City Council voted 10-2 to send a revised 20-year agreement to the November 3 ballot.
Updated Aug 26
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