Broncos Stadium Community Benefits Agreement

What is a “Community Benefits Agreement”?

A Community Benefits Agreement (CBA) is a legally binding agreement between developers and community groups that ensures local residents benefit from major development projects. These agreements are created with the community—not just for it—and typically include commitments like affordable housing, local hiring, environmental protections, small business support, and public space improvements.

CBAs give community members a voice in shaping how large projects impact their neighborhoods—helping ensure growth is inclusive, equitable, and responsive to local needs.

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What is Happening with the Broncos Stadium?

The Denver Broncos are planning a big change — they’ve selected Burnham Yard as the preferred site for a brand‑new, privately funded stadium, with a retractable roof, set to open in time for the 2031 NFL season. (Denver Broncos)

Here’s what you should know:

  • The stadium is part of a larger, mixed‑use development district. That means beyond football games, the area will include retail, offices, housing and community space. (Denver Broncos)

  • It will be privately financed — the Broncos (along with city and state cooperation on public infrastructure like roads and transit) are committing without new taxes. (Denver Broncos)

  • The move will bring many changes to the current Mile High site: once the Broncos leave after their lease ends in 2030, the site (about 80 acres) will revert to the city, opening up opportunities for future neighborhood redevelopment. (Denverite)

  • They’re emphasizing community involvement through a robust Community Benefits Agreement, aiming to make sure local residents, businesses, and neighborhoods have a voice in what gets built and how impacts are managed. (Denver Gazette)

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