LONE TREE, CO— On a brisk January evening, the Lone Tree community came together at the Lone Tree Hub to share ideas about five critical focus areas for Lone Tree Elevated, the City’s comprehensive plan and code update project. During
Article by Sam Waggener, City of Lone Tree Forester Did you know that in the United States alone, around 16 to 38 million green tons of wood are removed annually? Urban trees need to be removed for many reasons such
City staff seeks to protect Lone Tree from wildfire disasters through a Community Wildfire Protection Plan Article by Roshana Floyd, City of Lone Tree Planning Manager The recent devastating fires in Maui are a reminder that wildfires can happen anywhere
Article by Sam Waggener, City of Lone Tree Forester The month of May is wildfire awareness month, this is a great time of year to do a good spring cleaning for your yard/property. This should include mowing, weeding, pruning/thinning, raking
Article by Sam Waggener, City of Lone Tree Forester Get ready Lone Tree, it is spring in Colorado! The longer days lead to shifting weather patterns will give us glimpses of tulips and warmer days to come, but for those
Article by Sam Waggener, City of Lone Tree Forester In urban areas such as Lone Tree, there are limited areas for trees to grow. The soil is often compacted as well as low in organic matter. With the small amount
City of Lone Tree Staff featured in photo above: Economic Development Director Jeff Holwell, Senior Planner Chuck Darnell, and Associate Planner Ian Corder Lone Tree City Staff Out & About City of Lone Tree staff from the Community Development and
Hello, neighbors! This August, the City of Lone Tree’s Planning Division coordinated a tour of Centennial Airport for City Council, Lone Tree Planning Commission members, and City staff. The tour included a presentation from Centennial Airport’s Executive Director, Michael Fronapfel,
By Ian Corder, Associate Planner This June, Lone Tree attended the “Planning to Thrive Colorado” Symposium to learn about integrated planning strategies that promote sustainability and equity. Planning Division staff attended the event and were joined by Planning Commission Vice-Chair
Guest Column by City of Lone Tree Forester Sam Waggener Tree care is critical throughout the year, and summer is the best time of the year to inspect the health of your trees and shrubs. The canopy is fully leafed
By Roshana Floyd, Planning Manager Since its incorporation, the City of Lone Tree has taken great care to ensure that its development regulations facilitate the creation and preservation of a “premier Colorado community connected by great neighborhoods, vibrant public spaces,
By Sam Waggener, City of Lone Tree Forester This year, Arbor Day in Lone Tree was a special occasion. The City of Lone Tree held an event with South Suburban Parks and Recreation and Lone Tree Elementary school. The event