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Read. Follow. Verify.Correction to Property Legal Description for 1799 North Pennsylvania Street Loan
Record date · June 22, 2026
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What This Bill Does
The City and County of Denver has approved an amendment to an existing loan agreement with 18th and Penn Building I, LLC. This change corrects the of the property located at 1799 North Pennsylvania Street and does not alter the loan's terms or capacity.
This resolution updates official property records for a city-financed project to ensure the legal description matches the actual land, with no impact on the financial terms or scope of the original loan.
Who It Affects
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18th and Penn Building I, LLC
The company is a party to the loan agreement and is subject to the updated legal land description.
City and County of Denver
The city is the lender and is updating its official records to reflect the correct legal land description.
Key Facts
- The resolution corrects the legal land description in a loan agreement between the City and County of Denver and 18th and Penn Building I, LLC.
- The property involved is located at 1799 North Pennsylvania Street in Council District 10.
- There are no changes to the loan's term or capacity.
- The Committee approved filing this item on 6-2-2026.
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- The resolution was introduced on 5-22-2026.
- The last regularly scheduled Council meeting within the 30-day review period is 7-13-2026.
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The document highlights the city's process for correcting legal descriptions in existing loan agreements without requiring a full renegotiation of terms.
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