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Verona council hears two competing plans for 2159 Range Trail; staff asked to return with density, traffic and transition options
Summary
Fiduciary proposed a 329‑unit 'Reserve at Range Trail' emphasizing step‑down buildings and sustainability at ~$17,500 per unit; Cascade offered multiple density/price options (floor $6 million), greenhouse and community amenities. Council asked staff to return with comparative density scenarios, traffic impact concepts and neighborhood transition/
Two developers presented contrasting proposals for the city‑owned 20‑acre parcel at 2159 Range Trail and the Verona Common Council asked staff to return with comparative scenarios, traffic impact concepts and community‑transition options before selecting a preferred developer.
Tony DeRosa of Fiduciary Real Estate Development described the "Reserve At Range Trail," a 329‑unit community of apartments, townhomes and stacked flats designed with step‑down massing toward adjacent single‑family homes, 55% green space, dark‑sky lighting, EV chargers and energy‑efficient finishes. DeRosa said his firm’s offer used $17,500 per unit as the land…
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