Englewood Forward Comprehensive Plan Supplemental Update

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Overview

The City of Englewood is updating the Englewood Forward Comprehensive Plan to reflect recent progress and emerging factors affecting Englewood’s growth. The plan was adopted in 2017, and it is best practice to update the plan every 5-7 years. The supplemental update ensures that the plan remains relevant and adaptable to the community’s evolving needs. The following items highlight some of the key achievements, projects, plans and more that prompted the update:

Key achievements include:
  • Establishing a Downtown Development Authority
  • Adopting the Englewood Station Area Specific Plan for City Center redevelopment
  • Completing the CodeNext initiative, which also spawned the Affordable Housing Task Force
  • Several long-range plans and studies, development projects, code amendments and city projects have been completed in the last seven years that have direct impacts on either growth or development, or both, in the community.
  • Recent state legislation introduced new land-use laws that will directly influence local policies and regulations.

Get Involved!

The City of Englewood is excited for you to be part of this process and will have multiple opportunities throughout the process for community members to learn more about the project and provide feedback at in-person open houses and online.

Please consider attending an open house to learn more about the project. All open houses will be at the Civic Center (1000 Englewood Pkwy) on the 2nd floor.

  • Tuesday, November 19 from 5-7 p.m.
  • Wednesday, January 22 from 5-7 p.m.
  • Tuesday, March 18 from 5:15-6:15 p.m.

Policy Surveys

The City of Englewood's Community Development team is gathering community input on key policies in each sector or neighborhood area of the Englewood Comprehensive Plan Supplemental Update. Your feedback will help determine which policies remain relevant and should be prioritized.

What is a comprehensive plan?

The Englewood Forward Comprehensive Plan is a roadmap for the community’s future. The plan establishes a long-range vision, 20+ years, for Englewood's future, focusing on:

  • Land use
  • Housing
  • Parks and Open Space
  • Business and Employment
  • Transportation
  • Sustainability
  • Learning and Cultural Enrichment

The plan includes actionable strategies to bring these goals to life over time. As a policy guide, the comprehensive plan shapes decisions on land use and transportation, ensuring that Englewood grows in a way that benefits all who live, work or enjoy the community's amenities.

What to expect in the Comprehensive Plan Supplemental Update

The City of Englewood is developing and adopting a supplemental update to the original Englewood Forward Comprehensive Plan. The current plan will still exist in its entirety, with no changes; however, a supplemental document will be added.

The Englewood Forward Comprehensive Plan is broken up into four parts. The city will update certain sections of each part of the plan during the supplemental update. Click each part to expand and see details on each part of the plan.

➕ Part 1: Importance of Englewood


Timeline: October-December 2024

Focus: Serves as an educational introduction to the plan. It includes a brief history of the community and introduces themes that together create a vision for the plan.

What will the supplement include?

May include information related to projects completed since the original adoption of the Englewood Forward Comprehensive Plan and the addition of the new Englewood Neighborhood Map.

  • Completed projects since the 2017 Englewood Forward Comprehensive Plan adoption:
    • Plans and Studies
    • Code Amendments
    • Rezonings
    • Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Roadway
    • Parks
    • Stormwater
    • Utilities
  • Include Englewood Neighborhood Map
➕ Part 2: Englewood’s Framework


Timeline: October-December 2024

Focus: Outlines Englewood’s snapshots and global trends and outlines goals and objectives.

What will the supplement include?

  1. Updated trends: The 2023 Global Trends Report is available and information from the most up to date report will be summarized, compared and contrasted to the original global trends report used in the 2017 Englewood Forward Plan.
  2. Updated snapshots data: Will reflect new information, including data collected with the most recent census update.

What will the supplement not include?

  • There won’t be any changes made to the vision, themes, goals and objectives as they are still relevant today.
➕ Part 3: Neighborhood Assessments


Timeline: January-February 2025

Focus: Englewood Forward organized this section around cohesive geographical areas of the city centering on a local neighborhood park in most cases. The plan includes sections representing 13 districts.

What will the supplement include?

  • Consolidate from 13 districts to 6 neighborhood geographic zones.

    • Northwest (Baker Park, South Lawn Gardens, Vista Heights, Platte River West, Platte

      River South, General Iron Works, Bannock and Cushing Park neighborhoods)

    • Northeast (Yale Heights, Strayers Broadway Heights, Bates Logan, Forest Hill, Kimble Kroft Park, Hawthorn, Romans Park, Hampden Hills and Kent neighborhoods)

    • Central (Cinderella City, Skerrits, Historic Downtown, Wellness District and Old Town neighborhoods)

    • Near South (Logandale, Hamilton Heights Mansfield Heights, Jason Park, Rotolo, Jackson Heights, South Broadway Heights and Cherrelyn neighborhoods)

    • Far South (Belleview Park, Clayton, Whitaker, Duncan Park, Signal Hill and Brookridge neighborhoods)

    • Southwest (Knollwood View, Centennial Acres, and Belisle neighborhoods)


  • Redistribute neighborhood policies.
  • Add new neighborhood boundaries from Englewood Neighborhood Map
  • Add new features to maps (drainage, transit areas, etc.).
  • Potentially add new policies.

What will the supplement not include?

  • There will be no changes to land use intensity categories R-1/R-2 zone districts.
➕ Part 4: Realizing the Plan

Timeline: March-April 2025

Focus: Part four highlights indicators, strategies and the work plan. These will be used by the planning and zoning commission and city council in project prioritization and decision making.

  • Include updated indicator data.
  • Check for relevance, add, delete, or modify strategies.
  • Include prioritized strategies for two-year work program development.

What will the supplement include?

  • Include updated indicator data.
  • Check for relevance, add, delete, or modify strategies.
  • Include prioritized strategies for two-year work program development.

Overview

The City of Englewood is updating the Englewood Forward Comprehensive Plan to reflect recent progress and emerging factors affecting Englewood’s growth. The plan was adopted in 2017, and it is best practice to update the plan every 5-7 years. The supplemental update ensures that the plan remains relevant and adaptable to the community’s evolving needs. The following items highlight some of the key achievements, projects, plans and more that prompted the update:

Key achievements include:
  • Establishing a Downtown Development Authority
  • Adopting the Englewood Station Area Specific Plan for City Center redevelopment
  • Completing the CodeNext initiative, which also spawned the Affordable Housing Task Force
  • Several long-range plans and studies, development projects, code amendments and city projects have been completed in the last seven years that have direct impacts on either growth or development, or both, in the community.
  • Recent state legislation introduced new land-use laws that will directly influence local policies and regulations.

Get Involved!

The City of Englewood is excited for you to be part of this process and will have multiple opportunities throughout the process for community members to learn more about the project and provide feedback at in-person open houses and online.

Please consider attending an open house to learn more about the project. All open houses will be at the Civic Center (1000 Englewood Pkwy) on the 2nd floor.

  • Tuesday, November 19 from 5-7 p.m.
  • Wednesday, January 22 from 5-7 p.m.
  • Tuesday, March 18 from 5:15-6:15 p.m.

Policy Surveys

The City of Englewood's Community Development team is gathering community input on key policies in each sector or neighborhood area of the Englewood Comprehensive Plan Supplemental Update. Your feedback will help determine which policies remain relevant and should be prioritized.

What is a comprehensive plan?

The Englewood Forward Comprehensive Plan is a roadmap for the community’s future. The plan establishes a long-range vision, 20+ years, for Englewood's future, focusing on:

  • Land use
  • Housing
  • Parks and Open Space
  • Business and Employment
  • Transportation
  • Sustainability
  • Learning and Cultural Enrichment

The plan includes actionable strategies to bring these goals to life over time. As a policy guide, the comprehensive plan shapes decisions on land use and transportation, ensuring that Englewood grows in a way that benefits all who live, work or enjoy the community's amenities.

What to expect in the Comprehensive Plan Supplemental Update

The City of Englewood is developing and adopting a supplemental update to the original Englewood Forward Comprehensive Plan. The current plan will still exist in its entirety, with no changes; however, a supplemental document will be added.

The Englewood Forward Comprehensive Plan is broken up into four parts. The city will update certain sections of each part of the plan during the supplemental update. Click each part to expand and see details on each part of the plan.

➕ Part 1: Importance of Englewood


Timeline: October-December 2024

Focus: Serves as an educational introduction to the plan. It includes a brief history of the community and introduces themes that together create a vision for the plan.

What will the supplement include?

May include information related to projects completed since the original adoption of the Englewood Forward Comprehensive Plan and the addition of the new Englewood Neighborhood Map.

  • Completed projects since the 2017 Englewood Forward Comprehensive Plan adoption:
    • Plans and Studies
    • Code Amendments
    • Rezonings
    • Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Roadway
    • Parks
    • Stormwater
    • Utilities
  • Include Englewood Neighborhood Map
➕ Part 2: Englewood’s Framework


Timeline: October-December 2024

Focus: Outlines Englewood’s snapshots and global trends and outlines goals and objectives.

What will the supplement include?

  1. Updated trends: The 2023 Global Trends Report is available and information from the most up to date report will be summarized, compared and contrasted to the original global trends report used in the 2017 Englewood Forward Plan.
  2. Updated snapshots data: Will reflect new information, including data collected with the most recent census update.

What will the supplement not include?

  • There won’t be any changes made to the vision, themes, goals and objectives as they are still relevant today.
➕ Part 3: Neighborhood Assessments


Timeline: January-February 2025

Focus: Englewood Forward organized this section around cohesive geographical areas of the city centering on a local neighborhood park in most cases. The plan includes sections representing 13 districts.

What will the supplement include?

  • Consolidate from 13 districts to 6 neighborhood geographic zones.

    • Northwest (Baker Park, South Lawn Gardens, Vista Heights, Platte River West, Platte

      River South, General Iron Works, Bannock and Cushing Park neighborhoods)

    • Northeast (Yale Heights, Strayers Broadway Heights, Bates Logan, Forest Hill, Kimble Kroft Park, Hawthorn, Romans Park, Hampden Hills and Kent neighborhoods)

    • Central (Cinderella City, Skerrits, Historic Downtown, Wellness District and Old Town neighborhoods)

    • Near South (Logandale, Hamilton Heights Mansfield Heights, Jason Park, Rotolo, Jackson Heights, South Broadway Heights and Cherrelyn neighborhoods)

    • Far South (Belleview Park, Clayton, Whitaker, Duncan Park, Signal Hill and Brookridge neighborhoods)

    • Southwest (Knollwood View, Centennial Acres, and Belisle neighborhoods)


  • Redistribute neighborhood policies.
  • Add new neighborhood boundaries from Englewood Neighborhood Map
  • Add new features to maps (drainage, transit areas, etc.).
  • Potentially add new policies.

What will the supplement not include?

  • There will be no changes to land use intensity categories R-1/R-2 zone districts.
➕ Part 4: Realizing the Plan

Timeline: March-April 2025

Focus: Part four highlights indicators, strategies and the work plan. These will be used by the planning and zoning commission and city council in project prioritization and decision making.

  • Include updated indicator data.
  • Check for relevance, add, delete, or modify strategies.
  • Include prioritized strategies for two-year work program development.

What will the supplement include?

  • Include updated indicator data.
  • Check for relevance, add, delete, or modify strategies.
  • Include prioritized strategies for two-year work program development.
  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    City-Wide Policy Survey

    Survey Background

    The City of Englewood's Community Development team is gathering community input on key policies in each sector or neighborhood area of the Englewood Comprehensive Plan Supplemental Update. Your feedback will help determine which policies remain relevant and should be prioritized. The survey will close on Wednesday, April 2.

     

    Survey Instructions

    This survey includes the original policies from the 2017 plan, and some projects mentioned have already been completed or are scheduled for completion in the near future. 

    For each policy, choose one of the following options:

    • Relevant – Keep this policy
    • Neutral
    • Irrelevant – Remove this policy

    Your input is essential in shaping the future of Englewood!

    Share City-Wide Policy Survey on Facebook Share City-Wide Policy Survey on Twitter Share City-Wide Policy Survey on Linkedin Email City-Wide Policy Survey link
  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    Southwest Sector Policy Second Survey

    Survey Background

    Click Image to EnlargeThe City of Englewood's Community Development team is gathering community input on key policies in each sector or neighborhood area of the Englewood Comprehensive Plan Supplemental Update. Your feedback will help determine which policies remain relevant and should be prioritized. The survey will close on Wednesday, April 2.

    This is the second round of surveys for the Englewood Comprehensive Plan Supplemental Update.

    This survey focuses on the Southwest Sector. You can also provide feedback on policies for the Northwest, Northeast, Far South, Near South and Central sectors on the Englewood Engaged page here.

    The Southwest Sector includes the following neighborhoods: Knollwood View, Centennial Acres, and Belle Isle* neighborhoods 

    *Indicates neighborhoods that are shown on multiple sector maps 

    Find your neighborhood here.

    Survey Instructions

    Please refer to the Southwest Sector Assessment Map when selecting your response for each policy. Note: This survey includes the original policies from the 2017 plan, and some projects mentioned have already been completed or are scheduled for completion in the near future. 

    For each policy, choose one of the following options:

    • Relevant – Keep this policy
    • Neutral
    • Irrelevant – Remove this policy

    Your input is essential in shaping the future of Englewood!

    Share Southwest Sector Policy Second Survey on Facebook Share Southwest Sector Policy Second Survey on Twitter Share Southwest Sector Policy Second Survey on Linkedin Email Southwest Sector Policy Second Survey link
  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    Near South Sector Policy Second Survey

    Survey Background
    Click Image to Enlarge

    The City of Englewood's Community Development team is gathering community input on key policies in each sector or neighborhood area of the Englewood Comprehensive Plan Supplemental Update. Your feedback will help determine which policies remain relevant and should be prioritized. The survey will close on Wednesday, April 2. 

    This is the second round of surveys for the Englewood Comprehensive Plan Supplemental Update.

    This survey focuses on the Near South Sector. You can also provide feedback on policies for the Northwest, Southwest, Northeast, Far South and Central sectors on the Englewood Engaged page here.

    The Near South Sector includes the following neighborhoods: Logandale, Hamilton Heights, Mansfield Heights*, Jason Park, Rotolo*, Jackson Heights*, South Broadway Heights, Belisle*, and Cherrelyn* neighborhoods 

    *Indicates neighborhoods that are shown on multiple sector maps 

    Find your neighborhood here.

    Survey Instructions

    Please refer to the Near South Sector Assessment Map when selecting your response for each policy. Note: This survey includes the original policies from the 2017 plan, and some projects mentioned have already been completed or are scheduled for completion in the near future. 

    For each policy, choose one of the following options:

    • Relevant – Keep this policy
    • Neutral
    • Irrelevant – Remove this policy

    Your input is essential in shaping the future of Englewood!

    Share Near South Sector Policy Second Survey on Facebook Share Near South Sector Policy Second Survey on Twitter Share Near South Sector Policy Second Survey on Linkedin Email Near South Sector Policy Second Survey link
  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    Far South Sector Policy Second Survey

    Survey Background

    Click on Image to EnlargeThe City of Englewood's Community Development team is gathering community input on key policies in each sector or neighborhood area of the Englewood Comprehensive Plan Supplemental Update. Your feedback will help determine which policies remain relevant and should be prioritized. The survey will close on Wednesday, April 2. 

    This is the second round of surveys for the Englewood Comprehensive Plan Supplemental Update.

    This survey focuses on the Far South Sector. You can also provide feedback on policies for the Northwest, Southwest, Northeast, Near South, and Central sectors on the Englewood Engaged page here.


    The Far South Sector includes the following neighborhoods: Rotolo*, Jackson Heights*, Cherrelyn*, Belleview Park, Clayton, Whitaker, Duncan Park, Signal Hill, and Brookridge neighborhoods.

    *Indicates neighborhoods that are shown on multiple sector maps 

    Find your neighborhood here.

    Survey Instructions

    Please refer to the Far South Sector Assessment Map when selecting your response for each policy. Note: This survey includes the original policies from the 2017 plan, and some projects mentioned have already been completed or are scheduled for completion in the near future. 

    For each policy, choose one of the following options:

    • Relevant – Keep this policy
    • Neutral
    • Irrelevant – Remove this policy

    Your input is essential in shaping the future of Englewood!

    Share Far South Sector Policy Second Survey on Facebook Share Far South Sector Policy Second Survey on Twitter Share Far South Sector Policy Second Survey on Linkedin Email Far South Sector Policy Second Survey link
  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    Central Sector Policy Second Survey

    Survey BackgroundClick on Image to Enlarge

    The City of Englewood's Community Development team is gathering community input on key policies in each sector or neighborhood area of the Englewood Comprehensive Plan Supplemental Update. Your feedback will help determine which policies remain relevant and should be prioritized. The survey will close on Wednesday, April 2. 

    This is the second round of surveys for the Englewood Comprehensive Plan Supplemental Update.

    This survey focuses on the Central Sector. You can also provide feedback on policies for the Northwest, Southwest, Northeast, Near South, and Far South sectors on the Englewood Engaged page here.


    The Central Sector includes the following neighborhoods: Cushing Park*, Cinderella City, Skerritts, Historic Downtown*, Wellness District, Old Town, and Mansfield Heights* neighborhoods 

    *Indicates neighborhoods that are shown on multiple sector maps 

    Find your neighborhood here.

    Survey Instructions

    Please refer to the Central Sector Assessment Map when selecting your response for each policy. Note: This survey includes the original policies from the 2017 plan, and some projects mentioned have already been completed or are scheduled for completion in the near future. 

    For each policy, choose one of the following options:

    • Relevant – Keep this policy
    • Neutral
    • Irrelevant – Remove this policy

    Your input is essential in shaping the future of Englewood!

    Share Central Sector Policy Second Survey on Facebook Share Central Sector Policy Second Survey on Twitter Share Central Sector Policy Second Survey on Linkedin Email Central Sector Policy Second Survey link
  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    Northeast Sector Policy Second Survey

    Survey BackgroundClick on Image to Enlarge

    The City of Englewood's Community Development team is gathering community input on key policies in each sector or neighborhood area of the Englewood Comprehensive Plan Supplemental Update. Your feedback will help determine which policies remain relevant and should be prioritized. The survey will close on Wednesday, April 2. 

    This is the second round of surveys for the Englewood Comprehensive Plan Supplemental Update.

    This survey focuses on the Northeast Sector. You can also provide feedback on policies for the Northwest, Southwest, Central, Near South, and Far South sectors on the Englewood Engaged page here.

    The Northeast Sector includes the following neighborhoods: Yale Heights, Strayers Broadway Heights, Historic Downtown*, Bates Logan, Forest Hill, Kimble Kroft Park, Arapahoe Acres, Hawthorn, Romans Park, Hampden Hills, and Kent neighborhoods
    *Indicates neighborhoods that are shown on multiple sector maps 

    Find your neighborhood here.

    Survey Instructions

    Please refer to the Northeast Sector Assessment Map when selecting your response for each policy. Note: This survey includes the original policies from the 2017 plan, and some projects mentioned have already been completed or are scheduled for completion in the near future. 

    For each policy, choose one of the following options:

    • Relevant – Keep this policy
    • Neutral
    • Irrelevant – Remove this policy

    Your input is essential in shaping the future of Englewood!


    Share Northeast Sector Policy Second Survey on Facebook Share Northeast Sector Policy Second Survey on Twitter Share Northeast Sector Policy Second Survey on Linkedin Email Northeast Sector Policy Second Survey link
  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    Northwest Sector Policy Second Survey

    Click on Image to Enlarge
    Survey Background

    The City of Englewood's Community Development team is gathering community input on key policies in each sector or neighborhood area of the Englewood Comprehensive Plan Supplemental Update. Your feedback will help determine which policies remain relevant and should be prioritized. The survey will close on Wednesday, April 2. 

    This is the second round of surveys for the Englewood Comprehensive Plan Supplemental Update.

    This survey focuses on the Northwest Sector. You can also provide feedback on policies for the Northeast, Central, Southwest, Near South, and Far South sectors on the Englewood Engaged page here.

    The Northwest Sector includes the following neighborhoods: Baker Park, South Lawn Gardens, Vista Heights, Platte River West, Platte River South, General Iron Works, Bannock, Historic Downtown* and Cushing Park*. 

    *Indicates neighborhoods that are shown on multiple sector maps 

    Find your neighborhood here.

    Survey Instructions

    Please refer to the Northwest Sector Assessment Map when selecting your response for each policy. Note: This survey includes the original policies from the 2017 plan, and some projects mentioned have already been completed or are scheduled for completion in the near future. 

    For each policy, choose one of the following options:

    • Relevant – Keep this policy
    • Neutral
    • Irrelevant – Remove this policy

    Your input is essential in shaping the future of Englewood!

    Share Northwest Sector Policy Second Survey on Facebook Share Northwest Sector Policy Second Survey on Twitter Share Northwest Sector Policy Second Survey on Linkedin Email Northwest Sector Policy Second Survey link
  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    Southwest Sector Policy Survey

    Survey Background

    Click Image to EnlargeThe City of Englewood's Community Development team is gathering community input on key policies in each sector or neighborhood area of the Englewood Comprehensive Plan Supplemental Update. Your feedback will help determine which policies remain relevant and should be prioritized. The survey will close on Thursday, February 20.

    This survey focuses on the Southwest Sector. You can also provide feedback on policies for the Northwest, Northeast, Far South, Near South and Central sectors on the Englewood Engaged page here.

    The Southwest Sector includes the following neighborhoods: Knollwood View, Centennial Acres, and Belle Isle* neighborhoods 

    *Indicates neighborhoods that are shown on multiple sector maps 

    Find your neighborhood here.

    Survey Instructions

    Please refer to the Southwest Sector Assessment Map when selecting your response for each policy. Note: This survey includes the original policies from the 2017 plan, and some projects mentioned have already been completed or are scheduled for completion in the near future. 

    For each policy, choose one of the following options:

    • Relevant – Keep this policy
    • Neutral
    • Irrelevant – Remove this policy

    Your input is essential in shaping the future of Englewood!

    Share Southwest Sector Policy Survey on Facebook Share Southwest Sector Policy Survey on Twitter Share Southwest Sector Policy Survey on Linkedin Email Southwest Sector Policy Survey link
  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    Near South Sector Policy Survey

    Survey Background
    Click Image to Enlarge

    The City of Englewood's Community Development team is gathering community input on key policies in each sector or neighborhood area of the Englewood Comprehensive Plan Supplemental Update. Your feedback will help determine which policies remain relevant and should be prioritized. The survey will close on Thursday, February 20.

    This survey focuses on the Near South Sector. You can also provide feedback on policies for the Northwest, Southwest, Northeast, Far South and Central sectors on the Englewood Engaged page here.

    The Near South Sector includes the following neighborhoods: Logandale, Hamilton Heights, Mansfield Heights*, Jason Park, Rotolo*, Jackson Heights*, South Broadway Heights, Belisle*, and Cherrelyn* neighborhoods 

    *Indicates neighborhoods that are shown on multiple sector maps 

    Find your neighborhood here.

    Survey Instructions

    Please refer to the Near South Sector Assessment Map when selecting your response for each policy. Note: This survey includes the original policies from the 2017 plan, and some projects mentioned have already been completed or are scheduled for completion in the near future. 

    For each policy, choose one of the following options:

    • Relevant – Keep this policy
    • Neutral
    • Irrelevant – Remove this policy

    Your input is essential in shaping the future of Englewood!

    Share Near South Sector Policy Survey on Facebook Share Near South Sector Policy Survey on Twitter Share Near South Sector Policy Survey on Linkedin Email Near South Sector Policy Survey link
  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    Far South Sector Policy Survey

    Survey Background

    Click on Image to EnlargeThe City of Englewood's Community Development team is gathering community input on key policies in each sector or neighborhood area of the Englewood Comprehensive Plan Supplemental Update. Your feedback will help determine which policies remain relevant and should be prioritized. The survey will close on Thursday, February 20.

    This survey focuses on the Far South Sector. You can also provide feedback on policies for the Northwest, Southwest, Northeast, Near South, and Central sectors on the Englewood Engaged page here.


    The Far South Sector includes the following neighborhoods: Rotolo*, Jackson Heights*, Cherrelyn*, Belleview Park, Clayton, Whitaker, Duncan Park, Signal Hill, and Brookridge neighborhoods.

    *Indicates neighborhoods that are shown on multiple sector maps 

    Find your neighborhood here.

    Survey Instructions

    Please refer to the Far South Sector Assessment Map when selecting your response for each policy. Note: This survey includes the original policies from the 2017 plan, and some projects mentioned have already been completed or are scheduled for completion in the near future. 

    For each policy, choose one of the following options:

    • Relevant – Keep this policy
    • Neutral
    • Irrelevant – Remove this policy

    Your input is essential in shaping the future of Englewood!

    Share Far South Sector Policy Survey on Facebook Share Far South Sector Policy Survey on Twitter Share Far South Sector Policy Survey on Linkedin Email Far South Sector Policy Survey link
  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    Central Sector Policy Survey

    Survey BackgroundClick on Image to Enlarge

    The City of Englewood's Community Development team is gathering community input on key policies in each sector or neighborhood area of the Englewood Comprehensive Plan Supplemental Update. Your feedback will help determine which policies remain relevant and should be prioritized. The survey will close on Thursday, February 20.

    This survey focuses on the Central Sector. You can also provide feedback on policies for the Northwest, Southwest, Northeast, Near South, and Far South sectors on the Englewood Engaged page here.


    The Central Sector includes the following neighborhoods: Cushing Park*, Cinderella City, Skerritts, Historic Downtown*, Wellness District, Old Town, and Mansfield Heights* neighborhoods 

    *Indicates neighborhoods that are shown on multiple sector maps 

    Find your neighborhood here.

    Survey Instructions

    Please refer to the Central Sector Assessment Map when selecting your response for each policy. Note: This survey includes the original policies from the 2017 plan, and some projects mentioned have already been completed or are scheduled for completion in the near future. 

    For each policy, choose one of the following options:

    • Relevant – Keep this policy
    • Neutral
    • Irrelevant – Remove this policy

    Your input is essential in shaping the future of Englewood!

    Share Central Sector Policy Survey on Facebook Share Central Sector Policy Survey on Twitter Share Central Sector Policy Survey on Linkedin Email Central Sector Policy Survey link
  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    Northeast Sector Policy Survey

    Survey BackgroundClick on Image to Enlarge

    The City of Englewood's Community Development team is gathering community input on key policies in each sector or neighborhood area of the Englewood Comprehensive Plan Supplemental Update. Your feedback will help determine which policies remain relevant and should be prioritized. The survey will close on Thursday, February 20.

    This survey focuses on the Northeast Sector. You can also provide feedback on policies for the Northwest, Southwest, Central, Near South, and Far South sectors on the Englewood Engaged page here.

    The Northeast Sector includes the following neighborhoods: Yale Heights, Strayers Broadway Heights, Historic Downtown*, Bates Logan, Forest Hill, Kimble Kroft Park, Arapahoe Acres, Hawthorn, Romans Park, Hampden Hills, and Kent neighborhoods
    *Indicates neighborhoods that are shown on multiple sector maps 

    Find your neighborhood here.

    Survey Instructions

    Please refer to the Northeast Sector Assessment Map when selecting your response for each policy. Note: This survey includes the original policies from the 2017 plan, and some projects mentioned have already been completed or are scheduled for completion in the near future. 

    For each policy, choose one of the following options:

    • Relevant – Keep this policy
    • Neutral
    • Irrelevant – Remove this policy

    Your input is essential in shaping the future of Englewood!

    Share Northeast Sector Policy Survey on Facebook Share Northeast Sector Policy Survey on Twitter Share Northeast Sector Policy Survey on Linkedin Email Northeast Sector Policy Survey link
  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    Northwest Sector Policy Survey

    Click on Image to Enlarge
    Survey Background

    The City of Englewood's Community Development team is gathering community input on key policies in each sector or neighborhood area of the Englewood Comprehensive Plan Supplemental Update. Your feedback will help determine which policies remain relevant and should be prioritized. The survey will close on Thursday, February 20.

    This survey focuses on the Northwest Sector. You can also provide feedback on policies for the Northeast, Central, Southwest, Near South, and Far South sectors on the Englewood Engaged page here.

    The Northwest Sector includes the following neighborhoods: Baker Park, South Lawn Gardens, Vista Heights, Platte River West, Platte River South, General Iron Works, Bannock, Historic Downtown* and Cushing Park*. 

    *Indicates neighborhoods that are shown on multiple sector maps 

    Find your neighborhood here.

    Survey Instructions

    Please refer to the Northwest Sector Assessment Map when selecting your response for each policy. Note: This survey includes the original policies from the 2017 plan, and some projects mentioned have already been completed or are scheduled for completion in the near future. 

    For each policy, choose one of the following options:

    • Relevant – Keep this policy
    • Neutral
    • Irrelevant – Remove this policy

    Your input is essential in shaping the future of Englewood!

    Share Northwest Sector Policy Survey on Facebook Share Northwest Sector Policy Survey on Twitter Share Northwest Sector Policy Survey on Linkedin Email Northwest Sector Policy Survey link
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