But increased density combined with poor planning leads to traffic congestion and air and noise pollution, making city living difficult.

I would avoid some of the close-in areas that have been historically inexpensive but are starting to get trendy like Globeville and Commerce City just due to the industrial pollution in those areas however.

Usually the Phase 1 names the pollutant (for example Chevron, Hughes aerospace).

In doing so, they reduce their cost of living several times over and say goodby to traffic, commuting, pollution and bad weather.

It could pollute the water and soil.I'd say move it, and ONLY wood!

I believe it was originally going to go at Oxmoor Mall in place of Sears, but it got into a legal battle with the locals because of light pollution.

It’s a great golfing and fishing destination, with easy proximity to Cali, very low population density / pollution, and massive growth in resorts and tourist volumes past few years.

I wasn't sure if noise or pollution from the planes would discourage renters.

If they have more of a front yard, they are more likely to get noise pollution while they are outside enjoying their yard. 

To quote from the certificate it reads "Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment Air Pollution Control Division."