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Hillcamp Update: Major Safety Concerns Raised — What Happens Next
Your Engagement Made a Difference! The public referral period for the four Hillcamp applications closed on February 10. Hundreds of thoughtful, detailed comments were submitted by the general public as well as outside agencies and technical experts. Those comments were formally compiled and delivered to the developer by the City, along with: All external agency comments (including South Metro Fire Rescue, Colorado Geological Survey and Colorado Parks & Wildlife) Four separate
Save the Lone Tree Bluffs
Feb 254 min read


Water Is the Limiting Factor — and Colorado Is Running Out of Time
Snow Drought in the West
Save the Lone Tree Bluffs
Feb 44 min read


What Lone Tree Voters Actually Approved in 2000 — and What They Did Not
In recent public meetings about the proposed Hillcamp subidivision, deverloper representatives have repeatedly claimed that Lone Tree residents “voted to develop the Bluffs” in the year 2000. That statement simplifies a much more complex reality. It oversimplifies a complex election, ignores documented irregularities in ballot delivery, and—most importantly—misrepresents what voters were actually asked to approve. The 2000 Vote Was About Annexation and Control, Not Maximum D
Save the Lone Tree Bluffs
Feb 43 min read


What Happens to Our Wildlife When the Bluffs Disappear?
These buffs and mesa tops aren't just scenic—they’re alive. They’re home to countless species that depend on the space, quiet, and natural pathways we still have left.
Save the Lone Tree Bluffs
Jan 314 min read
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