Xcel could spend $31M cleaning up contaminated Elitch Gardens site

In court documents this week, Xcel Energy revealed it has spent $6 million and may spend up to $25 million more on environmental cleanup efforts in the area of Elitch Gardens

Across the railroad tracks, Kroenke also hopes to develop another 55 acres it owns around Ball Arena.

It’s not clear from those court documents where the contamination is within the future River Mile site. Reached by email, Revesco CEO Rhys Duggan declined to discuss cleanup efforts there for fear of violating a nondisclosure agreement that he signed.

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