Ruby Hill neighbors concerned over wildlife displacement from proposed construction to Sanderson Gulch
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DENVER - A proposed plan to make the Sanderson Gulch area in South Denver more pedestrian friendly and flood resistant is getting push back from neighbors over concerns of the impact to wildlife.
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What happened
DENVER - A proposed plan to make the Sanderson Gulch area in South Denver more pedestrian friendly and flood resistant is getting push back from neighbors over concerns of the impact to wildlife.
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