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The Denver Union Station project is a public-private development venture located on approximately 50 acres in lower downtown Denver, which includes the historic Denver Union Station building (excluding renovation of the building itself), rail lines, vacant parcels, street rights-of-way, and offsite trackage rights. The project comprised the redevelopment of the project site as an intermodal transit district surrounded by transit-oriented development, including a mix of residential, retail, and office space. The transit district serves as a regional multimodal hub connecting commuter rail, light rail and bus rapid transit, regularly scheduled bus service, and other related transportation services, including: Light rail and commuter rail stations A regional bus facility Extension of the 16th Street Mall and the Shuttle service Accommodation of the Downtown Circulator service Pedestrian improvements and improved street, replacement parking and utility infrastructure DUSPA is a nonprofit, public benefit corporation formed by the City and County of Denver in July 2008 to finance and implement the project. Project elements have been transferred to the Regional Transportation District (RTD), which operates and maintains them as a complete transportation district.

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