Security
Your CCHN membership dues provide security services for our great neighborhood.
Design Guidelines
Recognition of Country Club’s significance was first made in 1979 when the western half of the district was listed in the National Register of Historic Places. The Country Club Historic District was designated as a Landmark District in 1990. The L-shaped district includes 375 residences, most of which were constructed during the period of significance, 1902 through 1945. Country Club Historic District was found to qualify as a Landmark district because of its historical, architectural, and geographical significance.
If you have any questions, please contact our Design Review Committee Chair architecture@countryclubhistoric.org
Neighborhood Contacts
Denver 311
Denver 311 provides residents with an effortless, accessible way to navigate city services. As a resident, this is your one stop shop for any city resources or report an issue: 311 City Services – City and County of Denver or call 3-1-1
Go to WebsiteTrash & Recycling
Trash, recycling, compost and large item pickup scheduling and service Trash – City and County of Denver
Go to WebsiteCity Council District 5
Councilperson Amanda Sawyer: Amanda Sawyer – City and County of Denver (denvergov.org)
Go to WebsiteSign up for the District 5 newsletter here: Signup Form (constantcontactpages.com)
Signup Form
