Colorado's Newest City Quadruples
30 August 2000 - 11:30am
Colorado's newest city just quadrupled in size as residents residents agreed to an annexation plan.
By an 824-606 vote, residents said yes to an annexation plan that could change the face of Lone Tree over the next 40 years. The annexation paves the way for Coventry Development Corp. of New York to build 10,070 homes, 23 million square feet of office space, shops, restaurants, open space, a town hall, recreation centers and schools.
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Residents vote to quadruple Lone Tree
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The Denver Post, August 30, 2000
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