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I love Brighton's website, especially the Community Voice section. I believe this should be a high priority resource for city officials to really see what the community is concerned about and how we...
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I love Brighton's website, especially the Community Voice section. I believe this should be a high priority resource for city officials to really see what the community is concerned about and how we can make our community a better, cleaner and safer place for us all. I propose really establishing a "spread the word" campaign for letting our fellow community members now about this. I will start by telling all my neighbors and hope that it catches on. This is how we get things done for the community, by the community.
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Jun 18, 2014 by
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I love Brighton's website, especially the Community Voice section. I believe this should be a high priority resource for city officials to really see what the community is concerned about and how we can make our community a better, cleaner and safer place for us all. I propose really establishing a "spread the word" campaign for letting our fellow community members now about this. I will start by telling all my neighbors and hope that it catches on. This is how we get things done for the community, by the community.
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We would love to have a new store in place of the run-down Mi Pueblo market. Sprouts would be a great, healthy alternative to the fatty foods which are so readily available to Brighton residents....
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We would love to have a new store in place of the run-down Mi Pueblo market. Sprouts would be a great, healthy alternative to the fatty foods which are so readily available to Brighton residents. Either that or a 24 Hour Fitness gym. Brightonians deserve to be fit and healthy!
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Jan 13, 2016 by
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We would love to have a new store in place of the run-down Mi Pueblo market. Sprouts would be a great, healthy alternative to the fatty foods which are so readily available to Brighton residents. Either that or a 24 Hour Fitness gym. Brightonians deserve to be fit and healthy!
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When is Brighton going to put in bike lanes on the streets of this city. All major roads and side streets have no bike lanes. Brighton just opened Tower Rd from Bridge to Bromley, NO BIKE LANES!!...
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When is Brighton going to put in bike lanes on the streets of this city. All major roads and side streets have no bike lanes. Brighton just opened Tower Rd from Bridge to Bromley, NO BIKE LANES!! WHY?????
When will the Brighton Bike commitee do something??
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Sep 5, 2016 by
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When is Brighton going to put in bike lanes on the streets of this city. All major roads and side streets have no bike lanes. Brighton just opened Tower Rd from Bridge to Bromley, NO BIKE LANES!! WHY?????
When will the Brighton Bike commitee do something??
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We have been Brighton residents for 14 years and have seen it grow so much more than it had when we first moved here. I have concern however with the kinds of "neighbors" that are being allowed to...
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We have been Brighton residents for 14 years and have seen it grow so much more than it had when we first moved here. I have concern however with the kinds of "neighbors" that are being allowed to move in, those being hydraulic fracturing sites such as the new on 144th Avenue between Brighton Road and Hwy 85 and all along Hwy 7 to the west. Some of these sites are within a few hundred feed of homes and some are even in the middle of housing developments. I believe that with the questioning of this industry in the news that there should be a moratorium placed on any "fracking" in and around the City limits until it is proven that it does not effect water resources, air quality, health and natural landscapes.
So my "great idea" is to implement insurances against harmful industries or process from entering into our community. Just think twice about whether there will be harm done by allowing these kinds of entries into our city. I am proud of Brighton and want to protect it.
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Jun 18, 2014 by
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We have been Brighton residents for 14 years and have seen it grow so much more than it had when we first moved here. I have concern however with the kinds of "neighbors" that are being allowed to move in, those being hydraulic fracturing sites such as the new on 144th Avenue between Brighton Road and Hwy 85 and all along Hwy 7 to the west. Some of these sites are within a few hundred feed of homes and some are even in the middle of housing developments. I believe that with the questioning of this industry in the news that there should be a moratorium placed on any "fracking" in and around the City limits until it is proven that it does not effect water resources, air quality, health and natural landscapes.
So my "great idea" is to implement insurances against harmful industries or process from entering into our community. Just think twice about whether there will be harm done by allowing these kinds of entries into our city. I am proud of Brighton and want to protect it.
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There are a number of students that attend Bromley East Charter School and live on the North Side of E. 160th avenue. To encourage walking and cycling to school, it would be great if there were a...
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There are a number of students that attend Bromley East Charter School and live on the North Side of E. 160th avenue. To encourage walking and cycling to school, it would be great if there were a crosswalk there with lights and markings on the road to make crossing safer.
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Aug 7, 2015 by
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There are a number of students that attend Bromley East Charter School and live on the North Side of E. 160th avenue. To encourage walking and cycling to school, it would be great if there were a crosswalk there with lights and markings on the road to make crossing safer.
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My friend who lives in Texas told me that many of the playgrounds have covers over them so the equipment doesn't get too hot for kids to play on! It would be so great if Brighton could do that at some...
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My friend who lives in Texas told me that many of the playgrounds have covers over them so the equipment doesn't get too hot for kids to play on! It would be so great if Brighton could do that at some of their parks.
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Sep 14, 2015 by
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My friend who lives in Texas told me that many of the playgrounds have covers over them so the equipment doesn't get too hot for kids to play on! It would be so great if Brighton could do that at some of their parks.
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There needs to be a traffic light at the intersection of 45th and Bridge. There have been 2 deaths and it is close to a school. It's dangerous for children to cross that intersection. I don't want...
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There needs to be a traffic light at the intersection of 45th and Bridge. There have been 2 deaths and it is close to a school. It's dangerous for children to cross that intersection. I don't want anyone else to get hurt.
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Dec 9, 2015 by
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There needs to be a traffic light at the intersection of 45th and Bridge. There have been 2 deaths and it is close to a school. It's dangerous for children to cross that intersection. I don't want anyone else to get hurt.
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Dog parks are truly a multi generational park activity for all ages.
Despite what opponents say, dog parks are more for people than for dogs, because they attract the
adult users who vote to support...
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Dog parks are truly a multi generational park activity for all ages.
Despite what opponents say, dog parks are more for people than for dogs, because they attract the
adult users who vote to support parks and who are more vocal in the community. Relatively low
construction costs and low maintenance costs also yield the greatest amount of recreation
opportunities for the investment, and there is a low (if any) user cost. Dog parks also provide outdoor
exercise for the majority of park users who do not otherwise participate in organized sports.
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Mar 12, 2016 by
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Dog parks are truly a multi generational park activity for all ages.
Despite what opponents say, dog parks are more for people than for dogs, because they attract the
adult users who vote to support parks and who are more vocal in the community. Relatively low
construction costs and low maintenance costs also yield the greatest amount of recreation
opportunities for the investment, and there is a low (if any) user cost. Dog parks also provide outdoor
exercise for the majority of park users who do not otherwise participate in organized sports.
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Dog parks are truly a multi generational park activity for all ages.
Despite what opponents say, dog parks are more for people than for dogs, because they attract the adult users who vote to support...
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Dog parks are truly a multi generational park activity for all ages.
Despite what opponents say, dog parks are more for people than for dogs, because they attract the adult users who vote to support parks and who are more vocal in the community. Relatively low construction costs and low maintenance costs also yield the greatest amount of recreation opportunities for the investment, and there is a low (if any) user cost. Dog parks also provide outdoor exercise for the majority of park users who do not otherwise participate in organized sports.
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Mar 12, 2016 by
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Dog parks are truly a multi generational park activity for all ages.
Despite what opponents say, dog parks are more for people than for dogs, because they attract the adult users who vote to support parks and who are more vocal in the community. Relatively low construction costs and low maintenance costs also yield the greatest amount of recreation opportunities for the investment, and there is a low (if any) user cost. Dog parks also provide outdoor exercise for the majority of park users who do not otherwise participate in organized sports.
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over 65 and still working. I wish I could socialize with others but it is closed on weekends
Aug 24, 2016 by
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over 65 and still working. I wish I could socialize with others but it is closed on weekends
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We need more Restaurants Chains like Olive Garden, Red Lobster, etc, in Brighton. They would definitely be uses with all the new homes and young people moving into the area. This way the money and tax...
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We need more Restaurants Chains like Olive Garden, Red Lobster, etc, in Brighton. They would definitely be uses with all the new homes and young people moving into the area. This way the money and tax dollars could stay in Brighton, in essence building the finances in Brighton as well instead of another towns, and the people in the community would not have to travel clear across the country to get a good meal. They is land all along Bromley which is the prime site for these types of business. Even over on Sable / 4 th since they are now starting to develop this area, instead of a bunch of storage units.
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Mar 12, 2016 by
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We need more Restaurants Chains like Olive Garden, Red Lobster, etc, in Brighton. They would definitely be uses with all the new homes and young people moving into the area. This way the money and tax dollars could stay in Brighton, in essence building the finances in Brighton as well instead of another towns, and the people in the community would not have to travel clear across the country to get a good meal. They is land all along Bromley which is the prime site for these types of business. Even over on Sable / 4 th since they are now starting to develop this area, instead of a bunch of storage units.
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Please tell us that the City has submitted a bid for the new Amazon Headquarter that we hear so much about.
Oct 17, 2017 by
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Please tell us that the City has submitted a bid for the new Amazon Headquarter that we hear so much about.
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remove the transplants. roads are already brim packed. no vacancy. we natives are fed up. you can't drive. you don't obey simple rules or speed laws ect... go back to you're own state and stop turning...
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remove the transplants. roads are already brim packed. no vacancy. we natives are fed up. you can't drive. you don't obey simple rules or speed laws ect... go back to you're own state and stop turning Colorado into California. Also why are you coming out east? there is nothing but farm land. i mean, do you just do it to annoy and piss us natives off? Denver is west and north west. and south. not east. learn to follow rules and act like a responsible adult. And we natives won't care if you are here. but as of right now, oh! we are at the limit with you transplants.
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Sep 1, 2021 by
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remove the transplants. roads are already brim packed. no vacancy. we natives are fed up. you can't drive. you don't obey simple rules or speed laws ect... go back to you're own state and stop turning Colorado into California. Also why are you coming out east? there is nothing but farm land. i mean, do you just do it to annoy and piss us natives off? Denver is west and north west. and south. not east. learn to follow rules and act like a responsible adult. And we natives won't care if you are here. but as of right now, oh! we are at the limit with you transplants.
