A light breeze on a warm Friday morning set the stage for Lone Tree Mayor Jackie Millet as she celebrated with guests the successful completion of a key project in the City – the expansion of RidgeGate Parkway. What once used to be a two-lane
Traffic traveling in both directions on RidgeGate Parkway is now flowing a lot smoother thanks to the completion of the RidgeGate Parkway Expansion Project. This project, which started in the spring of 2019, widened the roadway from 2 lanes to
The RidgeGate community in Lone Tree, Colorado, continues to see significant forward momentum despite the many challenges faced this year due to the pandemic and economic conditions. Thanks to a growing appreciation for many of its core community foundations established
The City of Lone Tree is currently reviewing a development proposal from Shea Homes for the Southwest Village, located east of South Havana St. and south of RidgeGate Parkway. The site is between Happy Canyon Creek and Badger Gulch and
Last month Rampart Range Metro District and RidgeGate Investments, Inc., transferred approximately 374 acres of open space and 18 acres of developed parks – the largest property transfer in the City’s history – for only $25 in honor of Lone
“End of Line” sounds like something you’d expect to hear from a train operator once you’ve reached the final destination, but, in this case, it symbolizes a beginning. For the thousands who have ridden RTD’s EFR Line into Lone Tree