Nov 17 City Council moved the Hillcamp road and pump station hearing to Tuesday, November 17. Public comment ran overwhelmingly against both applications, and the Planning Commission approved them 7-0 at 11:30 p.m. on October 13. Write the Council now. How to weigh in →

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Write a letter that reads like you

Pick who you are writing to, choose what matters most to you, and add a sentence in your own words. Each letter comes out different.

How this tool works

Each recipient gets a different letter

City Council makes the final decision, and your letter goes to the City Clerk for the official record. The County Commissioners control the county roads the project would use. Each letter asks for what that recipient can do.

You set the order of the arguments

Put your strongest point first. The letter follows your order.

Your letter stays on your device

This runs in your browser. We do not see your name, address, or letter. You copy it, email it, or print it yourself.

Who you are

Give your real name and address. Your address shows the City that you live in the affected area.

Shows you live in the affected area. Strongly recommended.

Your letter

Fill in the steps and your letters will appear here, one for each recipient you choose.

Also file it as a formal comment

Email works. You can also file on each application’s City project page, which puts it straight into the official file. A comment on one application does not carry to the others.

  1. RG24-0007, Hillcamp Sub-Area Plan
  2. SB25-0009, Southridge Preserve Preliminary Plan
  3. SB25-0010, RidgeGate Rural Residential Preliminary Plan
  4. SB25-0014, Final Plat, Hillcamp Trail Filing No. 1

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Who decides, and how to reach them

The contacts below are drawn from official government sources. Where we could not verify an individual address, we link to that body’s contact page.

Contact details change. If you find an error, tell us at info@savesurreyridge.com and we will correct it.

Beyond the letter

Three more things you can do

01

Vote, then speak

City Council hears the road and pump station on Tuesday, November 17, at the Lone Tree Civic Center. Come if you can. What you say goes into the record, and a written letter counts the same.

Get City meeting alerts

02

Forward this to one neighbor

Most households in the affected area still have not heard about this. Send them this page.

Share this page

03

Join the wider coalition

Save the Lone Tree Bluffs leads the regional effort and maintains a public library of every source document filed on the Hillcamp applications. The CPSR team runs this site and the Surrey Ridge effort.

Save the Lone Tree Bluffs

04

Tip the press

The Council is scheduled to vote on fire evacuation infrastructure on November 17 with no evacuation study in the record. Local and state reporters cover exactly this. The press page has outlet contacts, story angles, and a pitch you can copy and send.

See the press kit