City and County Incentives Summary

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1 City and County Incentives Summary The Aurora Economic Development Council helps qualified businesses access each of the following opportunities. Please contact Yuriy Gorlov at or for further information. Local Tax Waivers and Rebates Legislation allows Aurora to negotiate sales/use tax waivers of up to 50 percent for four to ten years on taxable equipment and construction materials. Employees must have an average wage at or above the county average. Counties negotiate property tax waivers of up to 100 percent for four to ten years on taxable personal property. Employees must have an average wage at or above the county average. Purchases of machinery, machine tools or machine parts in excess of $500 by a manufacturing firm for use in the manufacture of tangible personal property in the city of Aurora are exempt from Aurora s 3.75 percent local sales and use tax. The Aurora Economic Development Council coordinates all incentive requests. Complete financial analysis and economic impact modeling is required. Approval for incentives comes from the Aurora City Council through the Aurora Economic Development Council. Permitting Assistance The city of Aurora may fast-track the permitting processes, significantly cutting the time to market. Enterprise Zones Portions of Aurora have been designated by the state as enterprise zones to encourage investment and job creation. Companies setting up in enterprise zones can earn credits against Colorado income tax liability for investment, job creation, employee benefits and training, research and development and certain contributions to enterprise zone activities. In certain cases, for sites outside an enterprise zone, the city of Aurora may create incentives equivalent to or greater than those available in an enterprise zone through the mechanisms described above.

2 E. Jewell Ave. 225 S. Havana St. E. Iliff Ave. S. er Rd. E. Yale Ave. S. Peoria St. Aurora s Premier 5 Building Campus W. RYAN STOUT ryan.stout@cushwake.com NATHAN J. BRADLEY nathan.bradley@cushwake.com ZACHARY T. WILLIAMS zach.williams@cushwake.com th Street, Suite 1400 Denver, CO Main Fax W. RYAN STOUT ryan.stout@cushwake.com NATHAN J. BRADLEY nathan.bradley@cushwake.com ZACHARY T. WILLIAMS zach.williams@cushwake.com th Street, Suite 1400 Denver, CO Main Fax

3 Building Information Number of Buildings Site Area Year of Construction ing Ratio Five (5) Acres 183 Landscaping The campus is surrounded by a beautifully manicured landscaped courtyard. This well maintained, mature landscaping serves to enhance the buildings select image in a magnificent campus-type setting with outdoor courtyards and a pedestrian/bike path : 1,000 Building A East Iliff Avenue 81,45 RSF Four (4) Three (3) Building B East Iliff Avenue 104,448 RSF Four (4) Three (3) Building C East Iliff Avenue 32,875 Building D 2450 South Peoria Street 8,162 RSF Four (4) Three (3) Building E 2400 South Peoria Street 32,400 RSF Access Located at the southeast corner of Peoria Street and Iliff Avenue, both streets provide immediate access to I-225. Aurora is an ideal location for companies providing an easy commute for employees living adjacent to the I-25, I-225, and I-70 corridors. Both the Denver CBD and Denver International Airport (DIA) are located within a 20 minute drive. In addition, Aurora Corporate Plaza is conveniently located near the Nine Mile Light Rail Station. Amenities The property features an on-site deli and a conference center in Building A as well as a new fitness center in Building C. Two miles north of the Plaza is the 1.0 million square foot Town at Aurora. There are five golf courses and numerous hotels within five miles of the Property. Along the east side is the Westerly, and just to the south is the expansive State, one of the area s most popular lunchtime jogging and walking areas. Amenities nearby include: Walgreens Wendy s Brunswick Zone Blue Agave Mexican Beantree Coffee Jimmy John s Tokyo Joe s Carl s Jr. Rosie s Diner King Soopers Texas Roadhouse Panera Bread Challenger s Sports Bar Chill Frozen Yogurt Qdoba Carrabba s Italian Starbucks Olive Garden Church s Chicken Ruby Tuesday T.J. Maxx Boston Market Daniels of Paris China Jade The Ben Fork Subway Noodles & Company Five Guys LaMar s Donuts Hooters Joe s Crab Shack Applebee s Outback Steakhouse

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5 V A U G H N S T I I Stapleton Y O S E M I T E S T Fletcher Lowry Lowry Ballfields Lowry A B C D E F G H I J K L M N MONTVIEW BLVD Montview 17TH AVE City Fletcher Plaza High Line Canal FLORIDA AVE 13TH AVE West Middle School Havana 1ST AVE PARKER RD HAMPDEN AVE RTD Dayton St Light Rail Station Aurora City Limits 26TH AVE Moorhead COLFAX AVE Fox Arts Fulton McMullen Country Lane City of Aurora s, Recreation & Open Space (PROS) The Quality of Life Department 6TH AVE H A V A N A S T H A V A N A S T I-225 Bluff Lake Nature Moorhead Recreation & Pool Spencer Garrett ALAMEDA AVE Expo Canterbury Havana Heights Pond Havana Heights L I M A S T M O L I N E S T Greenway YALE AVE BELLEVIEW AVE ORCHARD RD M O L I N E S T CHERRY CREEK Nome P E O R I A S T P E O R I A S T Aurora for Active Adults Expo Recreation Village East Cottonwood Grove Utah Pool RTD Nine Mile Light Rail Station P E O R I A S T lane I-70 Sand Creek FITZSIMONS PKWY Fitzsimons Generals Jewell Fitzsimons Hoffman Del Mar & Pool High Line Canal Highline Ballfields Aurora Hills Virginia Court E X P O S I T I O N Peoria Hills Utah Westerly URSULA ST State lane & Pool HOFFMAN BLVD URSULA ST Wheeling 56TH AVE F I T Z S I M O N S P K W Y Freedom Bicentennial Arts A V E Jewell Wetlands X A N A D U S T Spillway Shop Creek Bicentennial Greenway ROCKY MOUNTAIN ARSENAL NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE Cottonwood Sand Creek Greenway MISSISSIPPI AVE JEWELL AVE Meadow Hills S A B L E B L V D ILIFF AVE HAMPDEN AVE Carson QUINCY AVE State Dog Off-Leash Area Denver Aurora C H A M B E R S R D C H A M B E R S R D Fairplay High Line Canal East Middle School C H A M B E R S R D 40TH AVE 32ND AVE SMITH RD DeLaney Farm City Aurora Municipal Aurora History Museum Settlers Altura Village Green Recreation Village Green Tierra Crestridge Eagle Meadow Hills Tennis & Pool Sagebrush Norfolk Glen Kingsborough Wheel Los Ninos Pheasant Run & Pool West High Line Lateral Star K Ranch Hoops Rocky Ridge Meadowood Recreation Kalispell Ballfields Horseshoe Aurora City Limits A I R P O R T B L V D Morrison Nature Apache Mesa Olympic Volleyball Olympic Neighborhood Olympic Ballfields Mission Viejo La Parquita Sunburst Connects Sand Creek- High Line Canal Centre Hills CentrePointe Wagon B U C K L E Y R D B U C K L E Y R D RMA Perimeter P E N A B L V D Meadowood to DIA A L A M E D A Arapahoe L.L. Complex Panorama Alta Vista PITKIN ST I-70 Sand Creek Greenway Mountain View Pagosa TELLURIDE ST Eldorado DARTMOUTH Hilltop Summer Valley & Recreation Grandview Dog WAGON TRAIL Bellewood VENTURA ORCHARD RD T O W E R R O A D LOUISIANA Powerline T O W E R R D SMOKY HILL RD 48TH AVE 32ND PKWY Beck Recreation & Pool 6TH AVE Upland Springhill Springhill P K W Y Highland Hollows AVE Ridgeview Greenbelt Quincy Reservoir DUNKIRK ST Unnamed PRINCETON DR First Creek WESLEY DR FLANDERS ST GENOA RD 64TH AVE High Line Canal H I M A L A Y A R D Conservatory West JERICHO WAY Plains QUINCY AVE To Denver International Airport P I C A D I L L Y R D P I C A D I L L Y R D E TH AVE SMITH RD JEWELL AVE JEWELL AVE Hampden Run Horizon QUINCY Marina T O W E R R D Seven Hills Terrace Aqua Vista & Pool Singletree Triangle Aurora Sports Sand Creek Riparian Preserve Sidecreek Flanders Buckley Air Force Base Switchgrass Sunrise Soccer Skills Area H I M A L A Y A R D Great Plains Coal Creek Arena C O N S E R V A T O R Y Blue Grama Grass P K W Y Willow Bend Plains Conservation P I C A D I L L Y R D HAMPDEN AVE E G U N C L U B R D G U N C L U B R D MISSISSIPPI AVE Homestead Murphy Creek Murphy Creek AURORA PKWY H A R V E S T R D H A R V E S T R D 6TH PKWY Denver/Arapahoe Landfill Appaloosa Corridor Information Name ALAMEDA AVE QUINCY AVE Arapahoe County Fairgrounds Community P O W H A T O N R D P O W H A T O N R D POWHATON RD Access Areas & Information 1. Aurora Reservoir Access from Aurora Reservoir (fee area); 8-mile hard surface loop trail; certified 5K trail (3.1 miles) soft/hard surface 2. Greenway Access from State (fee area); connects to Spillway, Westerly ; trail extends west 10 miles to downtown Denver; future connection to Douglas Cty; hard surface trail 3. Spillway Access from Olympic, Wheel ; connects to Cherry Creek State and West ; 3 miles hard surface trail 4. Conservatory West Access from Great Plains, neighborhood parks in Conservatory subdivision; connects to Powerline and Plains ; 1. miles hard surface trail 5. High Line Canal Access from Expo, Highline, City, Aurora Municipal, DeLaney Farm, Norfolk Glen, Star K Ranch; connects to Sand at Airport Blvd, connects to at DeLaney Farm; 11.3 miles hard surface trail in Aurora 6. lane Access from lane, Sand Creek ; connects to Sand Creek Greenway ; 0.5 miles hard surface trail 7. Piney Access from State, Saddle Rock Golf Course, Red-tailed Hawk, Larkspur ; 3. miles hard surface trail in Aurora; total length.4 miles hard surface 8. Plains Access from Great Plains ; connects to Powerline and Conservatory West at Great Plains ; 1.8 miles soft surface trail. Powerline Access from Horseshoe, Great Plains ; 2.3 miles hard surface trail 10. Quincy Reservoir Access from Quincy Reservoir (fee area); certified 5k trail (3.1 miles) soft surface; NOTE: no dogs or bikes allowed at Quincy Reservoir 11. Ridgeview Greenbelt Access from Sunrise ; 1 mile hard surface trail 12. Sand Creek Greenway Access from Sand Creek, lane, Star K Ranch, Springhill, Coal Creek Arena; connects to High Line Canal at Airport Blvd, connects to South Platte River further west (Denver); 6.2 miles soft/hard surface trail in Aurora 13. Access from Summer Valley, Hampden Run, Horseshoe ; connects to High Line Canal at DeLaney Farm, connects to West at Horseshoe ; future construction from Sand Creek south to DeLaney Farm; 6.3 miles hard surface trail 14. Unnamed Access from Flanders ; connects to west of Tower Rd; future connection to Conservatory West ; 1.2 miles hard surface trail 15. West Access from La Parquita, Mission Viejo, Meadowood, Horseshoe ; connects to at Horseshoe, spur to Spillway ; 3.4 miles hard surface trail 16. Westerly Access from Utah, Expo, Village East ; connects to High Line Canal at Expo, spur to Cherry ; E 26TH AVE 4.1 miles hard surface trail in Aurora *Horses are welcome in Aurora ONLY on the High Line Canal and Sand Creek Greenway. Check with other jurisdictions regarding horse use on the High Line Canal and Sand Creek Greenway outside of Aurora. Pronghorn Natural Area Pronghorn Natural Area M O N A G H A N R D M O N O G H A N R D Athletic Fields Peter D. Binney Water Purification Facility AURORA H A Y E S M O U N T R D ing for Boat Launch Boat Rental Boat/er ing for Swim Beach Lrg. Group Shelter 5K Course Perimeter Boat Moorings AWQUA Lounge ing for Accessible Fishing Dock Entry Station Aurora Reservior Boat Ramp Main Office First Aid Concessions Walk-in Access Point Restroom/San-o-Let ing for Fishing Access Perimeter 5K AURORA COLORADO S,RECREATION & Open Space DEPARTMENT Etiquette & Rules for Multi-Use s Travel at a safe speed Self-monitor and control your speed. Slow down and use caution when approaching or overtaking other trail users and where there is limited vision. Faster users always yield to slower users. Yield the right-of-way Bicyclists and other wheeled users yield the rightof-way to pedestrians. All users yield the right-ofway to horses. When entering or crossing a trail at an uncontrolled point, yield to traffic on the intersecting trail. Keep right and pass on left Users, including pets, should stay as near to the right side as is safe, except when passing another user. Look ahead and behind to make sure the area is clear before passing. Give a clear and polite signal produced by voice, bell, or horn before passing. Share the trail If in a group, including your pets, use no more than half the trail. If you stop, move off the trail to allow others to pass freely. Do not block the trail. Be considerate Be respectful of other trail users regardless of their speed, level of skill, or mode. Travel in a consistent and predictable manner. Keep trails clean Do not leave litter on or near a trail. Practice carry in, carry out. Pet courtesy Keep pets on a leash and under control. Clean up your pet s waste. Respect wildlife and habitat Stay on authorized trails and do not create any new ones. Do not disturb or harass wildlife. Do not damage or remove plant material. Obey Traffic Regulations Where trails intersect with streets, trail users must obey all traffic signs, signals, and laws. No unauthorized motor vehicle use. Share the Perimeter 8 miles Dam AURORA Legend Archery Multi-Purpose Proposed Multi-Purpose Soft Surface Proposed Soft Surface Sidewalk Connector ing for Archery SCUBA Perimeter Scuba 17 portions outside of Aurora managed by other agencies. Piney Creek L I V E R P O O L R D SMOKY HILL RD P O W H AT O N R D 17 Bike Lane Proposed Bike Lane 18 1 I ARAPAHOE RD The City of Aurora makes no representation or warranty as to the accuracy of this map. It is intended to serve as an aid in graphic representation only. users should always plan ahead. Know your equipment, your ability, and the area in which you are traveling and prepare accordingly. Always wear a helmet when bicycling, drink plenty of water, keep your equipment in good repair, and carry gear for Colorado s changing weather conditions. J O R D A N R D Soccer Complex P A R K E R R D ARAPAHOE RD Saddle Rock E-470 Larkspur Golden Eagle G A R T R E L L R D Red-tailed Hawk A U R O R A P K W Y Kestrel Point Natural Area Piney Creek Ponderosa Preserve I D E R S T ARAPAHOE RD Tallyn s Gulch Sampson Gulch Anchor Point SMOKY HILL PKWY COUNTY LINE RD 18 1 Sharrow* Signed Bike Route Proposed Signed Bike Route s Open Space School with Facilities State/Federal Open Space Recreation /Pool Traffic Signals 20 E-470 What is a sharrow? 20 *A shared lane marking painted on streets. Unlike a bike lane, sharrows indicate where bicycles are to position themselves in the shared travel lane. North 0 0 1/2 1/2 1 1 mile mile Approximate Scale Scale A B C D E F G H I J K L M N

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