Wouldn't it be great if a name change would really solve problems? Without question the former Rocky Flats location now looks great, but there is no guarantee that people will not be affected by the dangerous elements in years to come. To point, humanity is still grasping with the impact that the atom has on the human experience. It was less than 100 years ago that radiation drinks were all the rage. https://www.popsci.com/scitech/article/2004-08/healthy-glow-drink-radiation. Yes we learn, but only after the damage is done.

Fast forward to present. Now, ask yourself, if it is sensible to live, recreate, and raise a family at a former nuclear weapons plant. The obvious answer to a rational person should be "NO". Unfortunately, it seems that supply and demand for new homes and recreational space are impacting the sanity of many people who are happy to pretend that the chapter of Rocky Flats is closed when in truth, the pig is just wearing lipstick. 

Keep it closed for now.