The Ballpark Collective is talking about creating a little quasi-government
January 27, 2017
By
Andrew Kenney Denverite
Jan 27, 2017
People who live and own businesses in Ballpark are talking about whether they should be the next Denver area to create a super-local district with the power to collect extra taxes and pay for anything from new lighting to security patrols, snow removal, public art and events.
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