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The Central 70 Project Leadership Denver October 7, 2016 Central to Communities, Commerce, Connections and Colorado Project Location 12 miles between I-25 and Tower Road Phase 1 between I-25 and just west of Chambers Road Phase 1


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Central to Communities, Commerce, Connections and Colorado

The Central 70 Project Leadership Denver

October 7, 2016

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Project Location

  • 12 miles between I-25 and Tower Road

– Phase 1 between I-25 and just west of Chambers Road

Phase 1 end

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Snapshot of the Corridor Today vs 2035

  • 1,200 businesses employing

22,000 people

  • Up to 200,000 vehicles

traveling daily

  • 10 hours of congestion per day
  • Population grow by 42%
  • Employment increase 58%
  • Build out of major corridor

projects: National Western Center, Gaylord, Stapleton, Aerotropolis

  • Traffic increase to up to

270,000 vehicles daily

  • Congestion increase to 12

hours (half the day) without I-70 improvements

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Phase 1 Project Overview

  • One additional Express Lane in each direction (similar to US 36

and North I-25 between US 36 and 120th Avenue)

  • Removing the 50-year-old viaduct and lowering the interstate
  • Constructing new 4-acre cover over the interstate
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What makes this project unique?

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  • 4 acres
  • 100+

new trees

  • Splash

Park

  • Food

Truck Plaza

  • Concer

t Space

The Cover

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Community Commitments

  • Major improvements to Swansea

Elementary School

  • Funding for affordable housing

development and fresh food access

  • Home improvements for homes closest to

project area

  • Air quality monitoring and emission

controls on construction equipment

  • Local hiring and workforce development
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Art!

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Construction Start 2018

Supplemental Draft EIS August 2014 Final EIS January 2016

Record of Decision

Early 2017

Request for Qualifications March 2015

Draft Request for Proposals

September 2015 February 2016 June 2016 Fall 2016

Final Request for Proposals Spring 2017 Developer Selection Summer 2017

Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) Project Delivery

Public Outreach

Where we are now

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Contact Us

Website: central70.codot.gov Email: central70info@state.co.us

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APPENDIX

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Funding the Project

  • $1.2B

– $850M Colorado Bridge Enterprise – $180M SB228 – $50M Denver Regional Council of Governments – $37M City of Denver

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What Would a Reroute Look Like?

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Drainage

  • Independent

system designed for a 100-year storm event

  • Designed only to

protect the highway

  • Series of pipes

and detention ponds to address:

– Water that falls directly into the highway – Runoff from surface streets