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One of the more than 260 trees slated for removal in City Park have yellow tape wrapped around them in City Park on December 3, 2017 in Denver, Colorado. A group from City Park Friends and Neighbors organized a rally to "reclaim our city" and to protest the city's decision to cut down over 260 trees in City Park. The removal of the trees is part of the city's plan to use the golf course as a drainage project that is part of the city's larger Platte to Park Hill stormwater plan. The golf course was closed in November and will be closed entirely for up to two years.(Photo by Helen H. Richardson/The Denver Post)

Sandy Toland puts up signs on a fence that has closed off City Park on December 3, 2017 in Denver, Colorado. A group from City Park Friends and Neighbors organized a rally to "reclaim our city" and to protest the city's decision to cut down over 260 trees in City Park. The removal of the trees is part of the city's plan to use the golf course as a drainage project that is part of the city's larger Platte to Park Hill stormwater plan. The golf course was closed in November and will be closed entirely for up to two years.(Photo by Helen H. Richardson/The Denver Post)

Rudy Garcia and his dog Menqui turned out for a rally to fight against the city cutting down over 260 trees in City Park on December 3, 2017 in Denver, Colorado. A group from City Park Friends and Neighbors organized a rally to "reclaim our city" and to protest the city's decision to cut down over 260 trees in City Park. The removal of the trees is part of the city's plan to use the golf course as a drainage project that is part of the city's larger Platte to Park Hill stormwater plan. The golf course was closed in November and will be closed entirely for up to two years. Some see the reconfiguration of City Park Golf Course as a thinly veiled subterfuge to pave the way for new construction plans on I-70 and along the I-70 corridor.(Photo by Helen H. Richardson/The Denver Post)

Jane Potts holds up a sign during a rally near City Park on December 3, 2017 in Denver, Colorado. A group from City Park Friends and Neighbors organized a rally to "reclaim our city" and to protest the city's decision to cut down over 260 trees in City Park. The removal of the trees is part of the city's plan to use the golf course as a drainage project that is part of the city's larger Platte to Park Hill stormwater plan. The golf course was closed in November and will be closed entirely for up to two years.(Photo by Helen H. Richardson/The Denver Post)

Phil Goodstein puts up signs on a fence that has closed off City Park on December 3, 2017 in Denver, Colorado. A group from City Park Friends and Neighbors organized a rally to "reclaim our city" and to protest the city's decision to cut down over 260 trees in City Park. The removal of the trees is part of the city's plan to use the golf course as a drainage project that is part of the city's larger Platte to Park Hill stormwater plan. The golf course was closed in November and will be closed entirely for up to two years. Some see the reconfiguration of City Park Golf Course as a thinly veiled subterfuge to pave the way for new construction plans on I-70 and along the I-70 corridor.(Photo by Helen H. Richardson/The Denver Post)

From left to right Jackie Victor, Louis Plachowski, Keith Loftin and Lisa Calder贸n hold up signs during a rally near City Park on Dec. 3, 2017, in Denver. A group from City Park Friends and Neighbors organized a rally to "reclaim our city" and to protest the city's decision to cut down over 260 trees in City Park. The removal of the trees is part of the city's plan to use the golf course as a drainage project that is part of the city's larger Platte to Park Hill stormwater plan. The golf course was closed in November and will be closed entirely for up to two years. Some see the reconfiguration of City Park Golf Course as a thinly veiled subterfuge to pave the way for new construction plans on I-70 and along the I-70 corridor.(Photo by Helen H. Richardson/The Denver Post)

Yellow ribbons are wrapped around trees in City Park on Dec. 3, 2017 in Denver. A group from City Park Friends and Neighbors organized a rally to "reclaim our city" and to protest the city's decision to cut down over 260 trees in City Park. The removal of the trees is part of the city's plan to use the golf course as a drainage project that is part of the city's larger Platte to Park Hill stormwater plan. The golf course was closed in Nov. and will be closed entirely for up to two years.

Construction signs hang on a fence that closes off City Park on December 3, 2017 in Denver, Colorado. A group from City Park Friends and Neighbors organized a rally to "reclaim our city" and to protest the city's decision to cut down over 260 trees in City Park. The removal of the trees is part of the city's plan to use the golf course as a drainage project that is part of the city's larger Platte to Park Hill stormwater plan. The golf course was closed in November and will be closed entirely for up to two years.(Photo by Helen H. Richardson/The Denver Post)

Yellow ribbons are wrapped around trees in City Park on Dec. 3, 2017 in Denver. A group from City Park Friends and Neighbors organized a rally to "reclaim our city" and to protest the city's decision to cut down over 260 trees in City Park. The removal of the trees is part of the city's plan to use the golf course as a drainage project that is part of the city's larger Platte to Park Hill stormwater plan. The golf course was closed in Nov. and will be closed entirely for up to two years.

Yellow ribbons are wrapped around trees in City Park on Dec. 3, 2017, in Denver. A group from City Park Friends and Neighbors organized a rally to "reclaim our city" and to protest the city's decision to cut down over 260 trees in City Park. The removal of the trees is part of the city's plan to use the golf course as a drainage project that is part of the city's larger Platte to Park Hill stormwater plan. The golf course was closed in November and will be closed entirely for up to two years.