Wheat Ridge voters have an historic opportunity to impact how new housing and community amenities will be built on the former Lutheran hospital campus.

By voting YES on 2C:

• The maximum height for homes near existing neighborhoods will be lowered to 2.5 stories
• The maximum height for buildings in the interior of the campus (near the existing 9-story building) will be limited to 5 stories
• Community amenities, such as open public spaces and civic uses, will be possible

Without imposing a tax or mill levy rate increase, the County will be allowed to hold on to revenue it collects beyond existing TABOR limitations.

By voting YES on 1A:

• The County will have more funding for infrastructure, such as affordable housing
• The County could apply for grants through the state's Affordable Housing Fund (but if 1A doesn't pass, these grants could push the County over its TABOR limits; it would have to cut in other areas or say no to this funding for afforable housing)