Mayor Hancock hitting the “pause button” on new variances amid spike in COVID-19 cases in Denver
4 years ago
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Denver Mayor Michael Hancock said he is hitting “the pause button” when it comes to submitting new variance requests to the state amid a recent spike in the number of COVID-19 cases. Businesses and venues that have already received variances to reopen, like the Denver Zoo and the Botanical Gardens, will be allowed to continue to operate.
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