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Council approves 100‑unit Dawson Trails townhome site plan with central park and trail connections

Castle Rock Town Council · July 7, 2026
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Summary

The council approved a site development plan for 100 townhomes on an 8.4‑acre E2 planning area in Dawson Trails, including a one‑acre central park, dog run, alley access and 200 resident parking spaces; planning commission had recommended approval.

Council approved a site development plan for an 8.4‑acre parcel in the Dawson Trails E2 planning area that proposes 100 three‑story townhomes, internal alleys, a one‑acre central park, a dog run and 200 resident parking spaces (two spaces per unit).

Stacy Wiggs of Norris Design described the layout and pedestrian orientation, saying the project “ties into the overall trail network” with access from Dawson Trails Boulevard and Gamble Ridge and that the design meets SDP and PDP criteria. Jake Schroeder of Westside Property Investment said the developer is excited to bring higher‑density residential product to Dawson Trails. Council members praised the applicant for attention to parking and design; the planning commission had recommended approval. The motion to approve passed unanimously, 6–0.

The applicant indicated future flexibility for market‑driven unit types (including potential ADA‑accessible or age‑targeted units) and emphasized the development’s multimodal connections to the town trail network.