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Tiny home village moves to new location: “It’s costing us about $25,000 and it is displacing villagers”

Cersilla Wolf sits on the front step of her tiny home.
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Cersilla Wolf sits on the front step of her tiny home.
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DENVER – If you’ve driven through Denver’s RiNo Arts district, you may have noticed the tiny home village near 38th and Walnut Street moved about 200-feet closer to Blake.

Itap official name is the Beloved Community Village.

A 180-day relocation requirement by the City of Denver forced the $25,000 move.

“The requirement is presently the least sustainable aspect of our model,” Cole Chandler said. He’s a member of the Colorado Village Collaborative.

“It’s costing us about $25,000 and it is displacing villagers,” Chandler added. “That money has fortunately been raised by the community. We had a very successful fundraiser last year called, ‘Move Along to Here,’ and we garnered about $20,000 worth of pledges from the community that evening.”

Chandler credited the City of Denver for stepping up and giving nearly $10,000 more for the move.

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