The Brickyard -Filing 1 Amendment 1
401 PRAIRIE HAWK DRIVE, CASTLE ROCK 80109
Project intelligence
Subdivision for The Brickyard project to create blocks, seven (7) lots, right-of-way for roads/streets, tracts, and easements. The property is located on Prairie Hawk Drive, north of Plum Creek Parkway and south of Topeka Way.
- Class
- PLAT
- Reported valuation
- —
- Square feet
- —
- Parcel SPN
- 250511223004
- Zoning
- Not linked yet
- Land use
- Not linked yet
One project, multiple public signals.
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The Brickyard -Filing 1 Amendment 1
Subdivision for The Brickyard project to create blocks, seven (7) lots, right-of-way for roads/streets, tracts, and easements. The property is located on Prairie Hawk Drive, north of Plum Creek Parkway and south of Topeka Way.
Open authoritative source →Likely work scopes on this project
Built from connected permits, project descriptions and other public signals. A match indicates likely involvement, not an open bid.
Landscaping
Park/open-space projects commonly require significant landscape work. Project signal (development project): Park/open-space projects commonly require significant landscape work.
See Landscaping activity →Paving / Asphalt
Roadway work commonly includes paving/asphalt scopes. Park/trail projects may include paved trails or parking improvements. Project signal (development project): Roadway work commonly includes paving/asphalt scopes. Park/trail projects may include paved trails or parking improvements.
See Paving / Asphalt activity →Excavation / Grading
Site-development work commonly requires grading and earthwork. Roadway work commonly requires excavation and grading. Project signal (development project): Site-development work commonly requires grading and earthwork. Roadway work commonly requires excavation and grading.
See Excavation / Grading activity →Concrete
Roadway/bridge work commonly includes concrete structures or flatwork. Park projects often include sidewalks, pads, curbs, or other concrete flatwork. Project signal (development project): Roadway/bridge work commonly includes concrete structures or flatwork. Park projects often include sidewalks, pads, curbs, or other concrete flatwork.
See Concrete activity →Site Utilities
Site-development work commonly requires underground utilities. Roadway projects can include utility relocation or drainage infrastructure. Project signal (development project): Site-development work commonly requires underground utilities. Roadway projects can include utility relocation or drainage infrastructure.
See Site Utilities activity →General Contractor
Public roadway/transportation work typically requires prime construction coordination. Project signal (development project): Public roadway/transportation work typically requires prime construction coordination.
See General Contractor activity →Irrigation
Parks/fields commonly require irrigation systems. Project signal (development project): Parks/fields commonly require irrigation systems.
See Irrigation activity →Fencing
Park/athletic projects often include fencing or gates. Project signal (development project): Park/athletic projects often include fencing or gates.
See Fencing activity →Structural Steel
Bridge/transportation work may include structural steel. Project signal (development project): Bridge/transportation work may include structural steel.
See Structural Steel activity →Electrical
Park projects may include lighting or site electrical work. Project signal (development project): Park projects may include lighting or site electrical work.
See Electrical activity →