Page West proposes 150-unit Skyline Apartments at former Skyline Cinema site

Page West and its design team presented the Skyline Apartments proposal — a 100% multifamily PUD on Block 5 of the Dillon Ridge Marketplace — describing 150 rental units across three buildings on 4.1 acres at the former Skyline Cinema site. The applicant said the project would offer studios, one- and two-bedroom units plus three-bedroom townhome-style units, provide about 260 parking spaces, include indoor/outdoor resident amenities and a dog run, and ban short-term rentals on the site.

Elena Scott (Norris Design) said the development was shaped by the site's steep topography and existing covenants in the shopping center that limit commercial reuses. She outlined neighborhood outreach and design work to step buildings down the slope and improve Dillon Ridge Road pedestrian connections. "We've also banned, short term rentals on this site," the applicant said, noting the team will offer a voluntary 20% deed restriction for workforce housing and a priority-leasing approach for local Dillon employers. Staff confirmed the property would require a separate PUD document and a development agreement before council consideration.