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Project Update | Dec. 17, 2025
Following several months of community engagement and input, a draft East Zone Amenity Vision Plan has been prepared. The draft document includes recommendations for all of the city properties in the Heart of Golden East Zone, located east of Washington Avenue.
The draft document will be presented to the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board at their January 15, 2026 meeting and to City Council February 10, 2026.
The Heart of Golden project aims to make the Clear Creek Corridor more usable and desirable for residents while providing needed space for Police and City services. Phase 1 of the Heart of Golden intends to move the Police and Municipal Building from the Creek Corridor to east of Washington Avenue. Phase 2 includes refining the Creek Corridor with more resident-specific amenities.
Explore this page to learn about the East End Amenities project and updates, and engagement opportunities along the corridor, including at Lions Park.
Following several months of community engagement and input, a draft East Zone Amenity Vision Plan has been prepared. The draft document includes recommendations for all of the city properties in the Heart of Golden East Zone, located east of Washington Avenue.
The draft document will be presented to the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board at their January 15, 2026 meeting and to City Council February 10, 2026.
The Heart of Golden project aims to make the Clear Creek Corridor more usable and desirable for residents while providing needed space for Police and City services. Phase 1 of the Heart of Golden intends to move the Police and Municipal Building from the Creek Corridor to east of Washington Avenue. Phase 2 includes refining the Creek Corridor with more resident-specific amenities.
Explore this page to learn about the East End Amenities project and updates, and engagement opportunities along the corridor, including at Lions Park.
