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AS CKS Transit Oriented Development Status Report 2007 12Southwest Corridor For the Southwest Corridor 479 residential units 687 804 square feet of retail 160 000 square feet of office space 100 000 square feet of government space and 34 000 square feet of cultural space have either been built or are currently tional 515 residential units have been proposed under construction An addi 13Southeast Corridor Completed just more than a year ago the Southeast Corridor is a magnet for development activity4396 residential units492 533 square feet of retail and 13million square feet of office space have either been built or are currently under construction An additional1846 residential units 580 hotel rooms 239 500 square feet of retail and 925 000 square feet of office space have been proposed 12 Planned Corridors and Extensions Compared to development on the existing system there has been less activity to date on the six new corridors and three extensions proposed by FasTracks because they will not be operational for another six to ten years Nevertheless since the passage of FasTracks in November 20042465 residential units 24 million square feet of retail 278 581 square feet of office space 17 323 square feet of cultural space 3million square feet of medical related space and 180 000 square feet of convention sports space have either been built or are under construction in the vicinity of proposed stations Another4597 residential units 515 hotel rooms 741 611 square feet of retail 1 mil lion square feet of office space 175 155 square feet of government space square feet of medical related space have been proposed for planned stations and 59 million The totals above do not include data from projects in areas for stations that were not part of the original FasTracks plan regardless of whether they are being evaluated in their respective corridor environmental processes 13 Systemwide Development Summary Combining the data for the existing RTD system and planned FasTracks stations 13 464 housing units 3729 hotel rooms 52million square feet of retail 43million square feet of office space 1 6 million square feet of government space 154 373 square feet of cultural space 3 million square feet of medical related space and 24million square feet of con vention sports space have either been built or are currently under construction An additional 12 178 residential units2051 hotel rooms 25million square feet of retail 4million square feet of office space 175 155 square feet of government space and 59 million square feet of medical related space have been proposed 17for maps of TOD along each corridor by use and by status See Exhibits 12through Draft 1 13 December 2007 Rev 2
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