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Why did Stapleton Airport in Denver close?
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#51333. Asked by joezhou300.
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Brainyblonde
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In 1987, the Colorado General Assembly authorized voters to decide whether a parcel of land in Adams County could be annexed to the City and County of Denver for a new airport site. In 1988, voters approved the annexation and Denver voters endorsed the plan in the May 1989 election.
In 1995, after an extensive community outreach effort, the Foundation produced the Stapleton Development Plan, known as the "Green Book." This document established the framework for redeveloping Stapleton. The Denver City Council adopted the Stapleton Development Plan. After 66 years, Stapleton International Airport closes.
http://www.stapletondenver.com/history/timeline.asp
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skypilot024
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So that the new Denver International Airport (DIA) or (DEN) could open.
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