DENVER (CBS4) – The crew installed a new public restroom in downtown Denver on Wednesday. The permanent facility is located on the edge of Champa Street near the 16th Street Mall in what used to be a parking strip.
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It features two stalls, including one that meets ADA standards, non-contact entrances, hand sanitizer stations and space to wait in line.
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The project began five years ago with a pilot program to address the need for public toilets in the inner city.
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“I am proud to have partnered with city agencies to launch the creative, mobile restroom program that increases access to restroom facilities for those away from home or living without a home in Central Denver,” said Robin Kniech, At City Councilor. -large Denver.
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In addition to being manned by someone, there will also be security cameras.
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Denver officials say they used federal Coronavirus Relief Funding funding to purchase the facility.