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Trash land deal: DIA plans Tower Highway change with landfill operator

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Denver Global Airport needs to interchange land north of Pena Street with a landfill operator.

The town-owned airport is calling the Denver Town Council to log off at the deal, which might now not contain any money converting arms.

The deal requires the airport to provide Allied Waste Products and services of Colorado, a subsidiary of Phoenix-based Republic Products and services, 25.3 acres between Himalaya Highway and E-470. The parcel is in Adams County, at the border of Denver town limits.

In change, Republic Products and services would give the airport 18 acres within reach, at the west facet of Tower Highway south of the Cover Airport Automobile parking space.

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A 3rd-party appraiser decided the worth of the parcels to be equivalent, in line with a presentation ready for the Town Council.

Republic Products and services operates a landfill at Tower and 88th Road. The land that the airport would switch is solely east of it.

Republic Products and services sought after to vacate the present proper of manner for the portion of Himalaya Highway that gives get admission to to the airport’s land, in line with town paperwork. The ones discussions ended in the proposed deal.

The airport famous that the land it might get from Republic Products and services, which is undeveloped, is adjoining to DIA’s “second Creek Campus District.” That’s one among a number of parts of airport belongings that DIA has known as a herbal spot for construction.

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