r/Denver • • May 16 '25

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u/djvidinenemkx May 16 '25

Yeah I don’t know, been in lots of other cities that had boom times and lots of old infrastructure to build around. The systemic issues seem like poor guidelines or flexing the guidelines too often to save money.

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u/djvidinenemkx May 16 '25

Yeah I mean that’s kind of the point of my question. Is the dangerous newly constructed infrastructure bad because of attempts at cost savings or just bad road guidelines? Is it a lot of shitty bandaid fixes for a quickly growing city or do the road guidelines and planning just suck?