Denver voters will decide in November whether to approve $950 million in debt for the Vibrant Denver bond package, which would fund infrastructure maintenance and new projects across the city for years to come.

Council President Amanda Sandoval described it as the largest bond in Denver’s history.

The Denver City Council gave its final approvals to the proposals on Monday night, placing five separate questions for voters on the fall election ballot. The council made one last change to the proposals, taking money from three separate projects to increase funding for affordable housing.

The package would fund roughly 60 projects, including new parks, recreation centers, repairs and revamps for road bridges, a training center for public safety employees, and updates for the backstage of Red

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