City of Littleton
Coverage of City of Littleton in the Nexus archive.
- Driving You Crazy: It looks like some severely overhanging trees on Bowles in Littleton could fall on a car
A resident is concerned that severely overhanging and top-heavy trees on Bowles Ave in Littleton could fall onto passing cars. Concerns about the old condition of cottonwoods were raised, while experts clarified that tree maintenance responsibility varies greatly depending on whether the location is on private property or within specific city limits. The City of Littleton maintains some sections, but accountability depends on multiple factors.
- Littleton neighbors demand for former Southbridge Swim and Racquet Club property to be cleaned up
Neighbors in Littleton, Colorado, demand cleanup of the abandoned Southbridge Swim and Racquet Club property, citing safety hazards like trespassing, suspicious activity, and a fire. The city states it is monitoring the site but has not received a formal development application, while the property owner has not responded to concerns.
- Peyton Manning-inspired project 1st Street Farms set to start construction in Littleton in the fall
Peyton Manning is collaborating with Denver-based Gustamo Group on 1st Street Farms, a $28 million development in Littleton, Colorado, featuring a restaurant, event venue, green space, trails, and a youth sports field. The project, partially funded by the City of Littleton with over $5.5 million, includes repayment through sales tax and aims to create over 300 jobs.
- Peyton Manning-inspired project 1st Street Farms set to start construction in Littleton in the fall
Peyton Manning and Gustamo Group are developing 1st Street Farms in Littleton, a $28 million project featuring a restaurant, event venue, green space, and trails. The city provided over $5.5 million in funding, with 300 jobs and tourism benefits expected.