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We moved to Brighton about six years ago from North Dakota and instantly started to enjoy the small town feel right outside of the City of Denver! Over the years I have noticed some things that I feel...
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We moved to Brighton about six years ago from North Dakota and instantly started to enjoy the small town feel right outside of the City of Denver! Over the years I have noticed some things that I feel should be changed in order to better preserve the growth of this community. The town is rapidly becoming less desirable to us with the unpleasant trash and upkeep on some of the properties. Looking inside of the public restroom at the new CarMichel Park was so disgusting, the never ending pile of newspapers from your local paper in house yards where no one picks them up. Who is at fault, the household, or the distributor? The noise level of so many vehicles are ridiculously loud. At what level is the music too loud, the mufflers or the engines? If you can take away the cigarette smoke from the public places to protect my lungs, can you take away the noises to protect my ears too? Who is going to enforce and protect all of these new public areas that our tax money is going into Brighton?
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Jan 28, 2014 by
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We moved to Brighton about six years ago from North Dakota and instantly started to enjoy the small town feel right outside of the City of Denver! Over the years I have noticed some things that I feel should be changed in order to better preserve the growth of this community. The town is rapidly becoming less desirable to us with the unpleasant trash and upkeep on some of the properties. Looking inside of the public restroom at the new CarMichel Park was so disgusting, the never ending pile of newspapers from your local paper in house yards where no one picks them up. Who is at fault, the household, or the distributor? The noise level of so many vehicles are ridiculously loud. At what level is the music too loud, the mufflers or the engines? If you can take away the cigarette smoke from the public places to protect my lungs, can you take away the noises to protect my ears too? Who is going to enforce and protect all of these new public areas that our tax money is going into Brighton?
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Have you ever seen people try to cross there? It is not a fun thing to watch. Now since the new King Soopers has opened there is more traffic on that road making it impossible to cross at certain...
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Have you ever seen people try to cross there? It is not a fun thing to watch. Now since the new King Soopers has opened there is more traffic on that road making it impossible to cross at certain times.
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Nov 3, 2014 by
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Have you ever seen people try to cross there? It is not a fun thing to watch. Now since the new King Soopers has opened there is more traffic on that road making it impossible to cross at certain times.
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Brighton needs to become more pedestrian friendly. More rideable. More walkable. A lot of areas have sidewalks but they randomly end. Others don't have side walks at all. There is no "flow". In...
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Brighton needs to become more pedestrian friendly. More rideable. More walkable. A lot of areas have sidewalks but they randomly end. Others don't have side walks at all. There is no "flow". In my opinion, somebody should survey the local neighborhoods and areas in between. There are broken links everywhere, if we connect them, people will get out and stay more active, making it a healthier and more community friendly environment.
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Oct 25, 2014 by
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Brighton needs to become more pedestrian friendly. More rideable. More walkable. A lot of areas have sidewalks but they randomly end. Others don't have side walks at all. There is no "flow". In my opinion, somebody should survey the local neighborhoods and areas in between. There are broken links everywhere, if we connect them, people will get out and stay more active, making it a healthier and more community friendly environment.
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We need a light or circle at 45th and Bridge exiting the neighborhood. Mornings and afternoons are very hard to exit the neighborhood with the school. It's very hard to see traffic coming east...
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We need a light or circle at 45th and Bridge exiting the neighborhood. Mornings and afternoons are very hard to exit the neighborhood with the school. It's very hard to see traffic coming east especially with the new turn lane. We've already had one fatality there, lets not make it more
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Aug 10, 2015 by
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We need a light or circle at 45th and Bridge exiting the neighborhood. Mornings and afternoons are very hard to exit the neighborhood with the school. It's very hard to see traffic coming east especially with the new turn lane. We've already had one fatality there, lets not make it more
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My family recently moved into the Brighton Community and we love it. We enjoy it so much that we hope to stay for many years. That being said, we are somewhat concerned about speed at which people...
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My family recently moved into the Brighton Community and we love it. We enjoy it so much that we hope to stay for many years. That being said, we are somewhat concerned about speed at which people are driving in neighborhoods and by parks. We have noticed 3 high problem locations
S 20th Ave
S 21st Ave
Southern from 27th to Benedict Park
It would be our suggestion that speed bumps (or something similar) be put in these locations. We have noticed many “high school aged” drivers racing down Southern which put themselves and pedestrians (usually kids considering the proximity to schools and parks) at risk. Additionally, S 20th and S 21st create great access for individuals getting from Southern to Egbert however as a result people often travel at high speeds through here…. I would like to remind everyone that this is a neighborhood, there are children walking to school and playing outside and we need to help keep our community safe.
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Mar 17, 2014 by
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My family recently moved into the Brighton Community and we love it. We enjoy it so much that we hope to stay for many years. That being said, we are somewhat concerned about speed at which people are driving in neighborhoods and by parks. We have noticed 3 high problem locations
S 20th Ave
S 21st Ave
Southern from 27th to Benedict Park
It would be our suggestion that speed bumps (or something similar) be put in these locations. We have noticed many “high school aged” drivers racing down Southern which put themselves and pedestrians (usually kids considering the proximity to schools and parks) at risk. Additionally, S 20th and S 21st create great access for individuals getting from Southern to Egbert however as a result people often travel at high speeds through here…. I would like to remind everyone that this is a neighborhood, there are children walking to school and playing outside and we need to help keep our community safe.
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Can we please get better road surfaces on these two extremely busy streets? There are potholes, cracks, and bumps everywhere.
Jan 13, 2016 by
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Can we please get better road surfaces on these two extremely busy streets? There are potholes, cracks, and bumps everywhere.
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Create a sidewalk from the neighborhoods on 120th Just east of sable to sable And on to the middle school and high school. Bus riders and students need a safe way to walk!
Jun 13, 2014 by
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Create a sidewalk from the neighborhoods on 120th Just east of sable to sable And on to the middle school and high school. Bus riders and students need a safe way to walk!
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When I drive around Brighton, I notice that landscaping and grounds that should be nicely maintained by the city are most often neglected and full of trash and weeds.
Examples: both roundabouts at...
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When I drive around Brighton, I notice that landscaping and grounds that should be nicely maintained by the city are most often neglected and full of trash and weeds.
Examples: both roundabouts at either end of Brighton, street medians, etc.
There are street lights that have been out for over a year, for example, at the Prairie Center at the entrance near McDonald's and Buffalo Wild Wings. Why are these things not taken care of?
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Jul 7, 2017 by
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When I drive around Brighton, I notice that landscaping and grounds that should be nicely maintained by the city are most often neglected and full of trash and weeds.
Examples: both roundabouts at either end of Brighton, street medians, etc.
There are street lights that have been out for over a year, for example, at the Prairie Center at the entrance near McDonald's and Buffalo Wild Wings. Why are these things not taken care of?
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There should be a wall added to I 76 by the Bromley and Eagle Ln exits. This would reduce the noise coming from the interstate. The noise level is very high outside because of the interstate. Also,...
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There should be a wall added to I 76 by the Bromley and Eagle Ln exits. This would reduce the noise coming from the interstate. The noise level is very high outside because of the interstate. Also, trains should not be able to use their horn in brighton.
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May 23, 2021 by
Alan (29 points)
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There should be a wall added to I 76 by the Bromley and Eagle Ln exits. This would reduce the noise coming from the interstate. The noise level is very high outside because of the interstate. Also, trains should not be able to use their horn in brighton.
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Who is responsible for repairing the pot holes? This whole parking lot is in need of some serious repair. Can the city hold the retailers or the leasing companies responsible?
Oct 27, 2016 by
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Who is responsible for repairing the pot holes? This whole parking lot is in need of some serious repair. Can the city hold the retailers or the leasing companies responsible?
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Quiet zones need to be established for passing trains. There are way too many train horns sounding all day and night.
Jun 17, 2021 by
Resident (8 points)
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Quiet zones need to be established for passing trains. There are way too many train horns sounding all day and night.
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The train horns along 76 are so loud all through the night. I’ve lived by train tracks before and there were always quiet hours. That does not appear to be the case here and it would greatly improve...
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The train horns along 76 are so loud all through the night. I’ve lived by train tracks before and there were always quiet hours. That does not appear to be the case here and it would greatly improve many residents’ quality of life (and sleep) if there were quiet hours imposed on trains near Bromley Park.
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Oct 8, 2021 by
V.J. (11 points)
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The train horns along 76 are so loud all through the night. I’ve lived by train tracks before and there were always quiet hours. That does not appear to be the case here and it would greatly improve many residents’ quality of life (and sleep) if there were quiet hours imposed on trains near Bromley Park.
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Studies have been done, what has been done with the findings Brighton? Train horns are so loud all through the night and day.
Aug 28, 2022 by
Jennifer Estrada (11 points)
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Studies have been done, what has been done with the findings Brighton? Train horns are so loud all through the night and day.
