Area Development Initiatives

Skyestone Parkway Extension & Future Development
This page is devoted to providing Skyestone homeowners the latest information on the proposed extension of Skyestone Parkway and the development of the property that it will connect to.

City and County of Broomfield’s (CCOB) utility fund rates will be increasing. This increase will help ensure the sustainability of aging infrastructure and the ability to continue providing a safe and reliable water supply to its residents.

 

CCOB has implemented the Utility Fund Assistance Program to help those who are eligible. This program will set aside a portion of the base rate for utilities to assist households meeting an income eligibility threshold of 100% of the Area Median Income (AMI). The maximum amount of annual assistance would be $240 for income-qualified households. 

 

This program is active as of January 2025. Visit the Income Limits Information page and view the 2024 CHFA Income Limits table for eligibility.

 

Click Here for more details on this program. 

Broomfield Residential Concrete Rebate Program (RCRP)
If you would like more information regarding this City & County Program, here are a couple of useful sites.  Keep in mind this program is for sidewalks only - not driveways. 
Information: https://broomfield.org/3322/Residential-Concrete-Rebate-Program-RCRP

Application:  https://ccobroomfield.formstack.com/forms/rcrp_application

 

If you are interested in coordinating with other Skyestone residents to negotiate a group discount, please email Jerry Hart at geraldhart@comcast.net

City and County of Broomfield (CCOB) Development Projects
For general information about all CCOB projects proposed or in progress, go to  https://www.broomfield.org/290/Planning

 
Broomfield offers a tool that allows you to comment or provide feedback on open projects being considered.  You can register to receive information and/or post public comments.  https://www.broomfieldvoice.com

Broomfield Public notices: https://www.broomfield.org/2340/Public-Notices

Register for B in the Loop to receive updates on a variety of topics from CCOB at https://ccobroomfield.formstack.com/forms/b_in_the_loop

Village of West View Home Page
The conceptual proposal includes two parcels, with the smaller 3.88 acre parcel located at the north west corner of Simms St and Skyestone Parkway and larger 9.44 acre parcel located at the southwest corner of Simms St and Skyestone Parkway.
 

The proposal is to develop an 80-acre parcel within the Great Western Park PUD area for use as a technology park. This proposed multi-use area will include approximately 350,000 square feet of office space, 220,000 square feet of flex/research and development space and an 8,000 square foot retail site. The proposal has also provided for four pad sites located at the southwest corner of Simms St and 112th Ave, which will be subject to future conceptual reviews.

Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport Home Page
The Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport (RMMA) Advisory Board considers development plans, airport goals, mission and vision. Its meeting dates, agendas, presentations and links for online meeting using Webex can be found on this page.  

Verve Innovation Park is a 600-acre Mixed-Use Innovation Park, adjacent to Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport (RMMA). It is intended to complement current and future (i.e. planned expansion) facilities at RMMA, including direct taxiway access.

To view a brochure: Verve_Innovation_Park_Brochure

 

Air traffic is something that should concern us all, especially when it comes to small planes that contribute disproportionately to the noise, pollution, and safety concerns of those living under the path of travel in and out of these airports. This website is currently under construction.  

Jefferson County Public Schools are supported by taxes from the Skyestone community. 

Metropolitan districts are independent governmental entities formed to finance, design, acquire, install, construct, operate, and or maintain public improvements. They are created under the Colorado Special District Act (Title 32, Article 1, C.R.S.).  The Metropolitan District funded the infrastructure development, including sewers and roadways in Skyestone. District Board meetings are held at the Skyestone Lodge.