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ABOUT THE LOWRY REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
The
Lowry Redevelopment Authority (LRA) is a non-profit, quasi-public
organization established by the Cities of Denver and Aurora
to redevelop the former Lowry Air Force Base using the Lowry
Community Reuse Plan. The LRA serves as master planner and
developer of the 1,866-acre site with responsibility for zoning,
infrastructure improvements and real estate sales. It will
disband when the redevelopment is completed. The LRA's mission
is to create a mixed-use, master planned community in metropolitan
Denver where citizens can live, learn, work and play for generations
to come.
Forward-thinking Philosophy
With its well-tended boulevards, quiet residential streets
and central location, Lowry incorporates the best aspects
of Denver's great old neighborhoods. But the Lowry Redevelopment
Authority is also looking forward — into the needs of future
generations. And this is particularly true when it comes
to the environment. Old Air Force runways have been recycled
into brand new roads; beautiful old trees have been moved
rather than cut down; 20,000 new trees have been planted.
Lowry's streets, roundabouts and trails system are designed
to reduce car trips — and pollution. Many of Lowry's
are being built to maximize energy efficiency, minimize pollution
and conserve natural resources. And careful land planning
and xeriscaping, plus a golf course that incorporates sustainable
resource management techniques, will save one of Colorado's
most precious resources: water.
Lowry is also forward-thinking when it comes to technology.
The homes, businesses and schools at Lowry are connected by
scenic trails and sidewalks, but also by an advanced telecommunications
network.
That way, homeowners, students and workers at Lowry have enhanced
access to education, entertainment and a variety of other
services from within and outside the community; and
other buildings are pre-wired for high-speed Internet access,
multiple phone lines and advanced audio and video distribution.
Thanks to Lowry's progressive philosophy, businesses and residents
can call Lowry their home for generations to come.
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