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Denver Post reaches deal with city to buy out long-term lease for namesake building

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By Elliott Wenzler Verified
| The Denver Post Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The owner of The Denver Post will pay the city that shares the newspaper’s name $13.5 million to end its master lease in a downtown building, the city announced Tuesday. DP Media Network LLC has agreed to pay that settlement to terminate the company’s master lease for its namesake building, which it no longer occupies, three and a half years early.
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Denver City Council approves new lobbying rules requiring more disclosure of activity

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By Elliott Wenzler Verified
| The Denver Post Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The Denver City Council gave final approval Monday to an ordinance that will add new reporting requirements for lobbyists who seek to influence city government. The new rules mandate that anyone paid at least $1,000 to engage in lobbying must report details of their work every two months, including when they meet with elected or appointed officials, how much they are paid, which proposals they are supporting or opposing, and who their client is.
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Denver city officials — and auditor’s office — cite improvements a year after setting up permitting office

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By Elliott Wenzler Verified
| The Denver Post Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... About 14 months after Mayor Mike Johnston signed an executive order creating the Denver Permitting Office, city officials and a watchdog agency say it has made strides toward improving a system that has long been a scourge for developers. In April 2025, Johnston vowed that if the city took more than 180 days — or about six months — to process a construction application, it would refund the developer up to $10,000 in fees.
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