2021-22 Development Overview: E-470

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2021-22 E-470 Residential Developments within APS HIGH POINT Development Stage APS Schools ^_ AT DIA 64th Ave !( Elementary School d Development in Progress Other #* R !( K-8/P-8 School RTD GAYLORD PORTEOS n Á e Planned Development Light Rail PAINTED !( Middle School ROCKIES d PRAIRIE o Proposed RTD !( 6-12 School HOTEL b Mixed-Use Development Á Rail Station !( 56th Ave m High School I Planned Arapahoe Gaylord 310 !( Charter School ^_ Rockies County Development WEST #* SAGEBRUSH Future School Sites Hotel Large Public/Gov't WINDLER FARMS Land Holdings #* Future K-8 Schools HOMESTEAD #* Division of Support Services #* Future High Schools GREEN 48th Ave Planning Departm ent #* 0 0.5 1 2 VALLEY June 4, 2021 Miles ¯ #* RANCH #* 70 #* §¨¦ 40th Ave & EAST Smith Rd Airport Blvd AURORA 38th Ave Á Á Gateway HIGHLANDS Á Park Station Peoria Station Park #* #* Rocky Mountain Lane Preparatory at Fletcher !( Fitzsimons 26th Ave !( Á Station !(Sable !( A.S.T. North Montview Blvd Montview !( !( Anschutz 225 Clyde Miller Medical §¨¦ !( P-8 !( Crawford !( Campus !( Altura Colfax Ave Paris Colfax 70 !( Á Station §¨¦ Vega !( Boston P-8 !(Laredo HORIZON Vista PEAK Preparatory 9-12 East Collegiate !( !( Kenton Vaughn !( Vista PEAK Exploratory P-8 AWCPA !( Á !( Hinkley UPTOWN !( #* Vanguard 6-12 Aurora 13th Ave !( Elkhart West !( Central Station Lowry !( !( Peoria SKY RANCH PROSPER Fulton 6th Ave 6th Ave !( !( SUN (Arapahoe (Arapahoe County) Lansing!( Sixth Avenue !( !(William Smith CROSS Advanced !( MEADOW County) South & 6-8 !( !( Aurora Quest K-8 CREEK Aurora Academy Academy !( !( Online School Á !( Mosley P-8 #* 2nd & Abilene of Learning Harmony Ridge P-8 TRA DITION S Station ADONEA Alameda Ave !( Lotus Aurora Metro Alameda Ave Center Station !( Global Village Virginia Á !( HARMONY #* !(Court Empower #* WATER Wheeling !( !( Tollgate !(Vanguard East #* #* #* Aurora Buckley STONE #* !( Mississippi Ave Hills Air Force Base Mississippi Ave !( Gateway Murphy Creek !( Arkansas THE PARKLANDS APS 71 P-8 !( Acre Site Á Florida Station #* #* Iowa !( MURPHY #* #* CREEK #* Jewell Ave Jewell Ave !( !( Jewell !( Mrachek AXL !( Side Creek #* Iliff Ave Rangeview !( #* Iliff Station Á THE !( !( Vassar PARKLANDS Yale Ave K-5 Online !(Yale Yale Ave School MURPHY VILLAGES 225 State Land !( CON SERVATORY CREEK AT MURPHY §¨¦ Dartmouth Board !(!( Columbia EAST CREEK Dalton !(Aurora Ownership Á Nine Mile d Station Frontier P-8 R d d d t Hampden Ave Hampden Ave R d d R R n d d v R n d d l t u s n R Denver R r a R R S d t o b B o d y e s h S t t R l u t Araphoe n a R m g l s b n l a Dayton Station r r i i a n s o i a e C Landfill o e h e s d k m l a e r v n t Á p d a n a v y r o w b w r o a c i Quincy Ave a a u u a h i e a o Quincy Ave o C A H P S T P P M H H G H W.

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