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Montbello, Green Valley Ranch residents urge Denver City Council to approve Peña Boulevard NEPA study

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Multiple District 11 residents told the March 24 Denver City Council public comment session that Peña Boulevard has become a congested main artery and urged the council to move forward with a National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) study focused on safety, access and transit alternatives.

At the Denver City Council general public comment session on March 24, multiple residents who live near Peña Boulevard urged the council to approve a National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) study to address severe traffic congestion linking Montbello, Green Valley Ranch and Denver International Airport.

Speakers said congestion on Peña Boulevard impedes emergency response and everyday travel, and they asked councilmembers to prioritize a comprehensive NEPA review that considers both roadway improvements and transit alternatives. "We need both better roads and better transit," said Christopher Urias, a Montbello resident. "We need smart, community-informed solutions that serve everyone, not just airport traffic."

The residents said Peña…

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