City Offices will have a Delayed Opening on Thursday, November 7
City Offices will be open at 9:30 a.m.
Each year, the City of Lone Tree consults their Roadway Condition Analysis, performed on a three-year cycle, to identify roads in need of repair/maintenance to restore them to acceptable service-level pavement conditions.
The City Public Works Department then goes to bid for concrete replacement and asphalt overlay for these identified roads. On Tuesday, February 20, Lone Tree City Council approved the 2024 Concrete & Asphalt and Overlay program.
Schedules for each of these areas are coming soon. Residents in impacted areas will be notified before work begins. If you would like to be notified of work happening in your area via text message, please consider signing up for the City of Lone Tree’s TextMyGov program.
Indian Wells Drive
Roadway south of La Quinta Drive, to include all cul de sacs.
La Quinta Drive
Roadway from Ptarmigan Trail to Lone Tree Parkway.
Ptarmigan Trail
Roadway from Timberline Drive to Lone Tree Parkway.
Parkway Drive
Roadway from Yosemite Street to business access point.
Lincoln Avenue
Roadway east of Lioness Way to east of 1st Street.
1st Street
Roadway south of Lincoln Avenue.
Trainstation Circle
Roadwork focused on crosswalk areas only.
Stone Matrix Asphalt on Lincoln Avenue
As part of the 2024 Asphalt Overlay program, City of Lone Tree Public Works will be piloting the use of stone matrix asphalt on the work being performed on Lincoln Avenue. This type of asphalt is ideal for high-volume roadways, in some cases offering twice the life expectancy of traditional asphalt.