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Estes to weigh market interest in U.S. 36 parcel it owns

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The nearly two-acre parcel was deeded to the town by inventor and Stanley Hotel builder F.O. Stanley in 1936. The vacant tract lies just east of the main entrance to Rocky Mountain National Park. The town would rather use the sale proceeds to put toward the workforce or attainable housing, or for construction of a police station in a different location.

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Estes to weigh market interest in U.S. 36 parcel it owns

Officials in Estes Park are gauging public interest in possibly selling or leasing a nearly two-acre parcel along a prime tourist route that was deeded to the town by inventor and Stanley Hotel builder F.O. Stanley in 1936.

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