Castle Rock (Delta: home, buy , drought)

[Charles]

Originally Posted by Deltagolf

Yeah, I am aware of it. I just didn't want to have top load the whole program along with the umwelcome googlebar that is packaged with it. I thought it was quicker to ask if anyone knew, guess not.

I think it can be installed without the toolbar.

[Deltagolf]

Originally Posted by Charles

I think it can be installed without the toolbar.

Yes, you can actually. I went ahead and installed it and it is pretty cool to be honest. Great way to teach my 5 year old about astronomy Thnaks.

[jsnavarro23]

My wife and I are planning to relocate to Colorado area and considering Castle Rock. Any recommendation on specific areas to target for nice home?

These are the must haves:
$250-$350k
Ranch Style single story min. 3B/2B
3 Car garage


Familyof3

[Deltagolf]

Originally Posted by pdth
Delta, CPN also had an election for a Rec Center and turned it down. The CR Rec Center was not expanded much but the town sure has, so the crowding is even worse. Highlands Ranch has good Rec Centers that are not over-crowded. Perhaps someone in HR can tell us if it's possible to get a non-resident membership. Southridge Rec Center in HR is fairly close to CPN.

Wow, thanks for the info. The rec cneter for my wife, I an our two kids is huge thing. It is actually a big enough deal that we wouln't move to a town if it is bad as your post hints it to be in the Pines and the Rock. Between this and voting not to be part of the Denver light rail. Castle Rock really seems to be making some really poor choices for new community especially one that is suppose to be the next Parker. And with the water issues down there we are now understanding why so many homes are on the market there at a low price.

[2bindenver]

Originally Posted by jsnavarro23

My wife and I are planning to relocate to Colorado area and considering Castle Rock.

These are the must haves:
$250-$350k
Ranch Style single story min. 3B/2B
3 Car garage

There are 22 in Highlands Ranch, Parker & Castle Rock, priced from $255,000to $349,900, on the market today. 10 are in Castle Rock.

[jsnavarro23]

Thanks for the response. What web site are you looking at to find the info on the homes in our price range? I would love to be able to look on-line

[2bindenver]

I have complete access to the MLS. You can get access to 97% of local listings at REcolorado.com - brought to you by Metrolist Inc. for free.

[Deltagolf]

Here is a question for those who live in CR Are residents there worried about the water running out in the next decade or so? And if so what can or is being done? I would hate to buy ahome that has no water in 5 years.

[formercalifornian]

Originally Posted by Deltagolf

Here is a question for those who live in CR Are residents there worried about the water running out in the next decade or so? And if so what can or is being done? I would hate to buy ahome that has no water in 5 years.

Excellent question! I am also interested in more information about this topic. To get us started, here is a link to the town's government website where water is discussed briefly.

[Deltagolf]

Originally Posted by formercalifornian

Excellent question! I am also interested in more information about this topic. To get us started, here is a link to the town's government website where water is discussed briefly.

Thanks. I found out from there that the plan includes reneweable, reusable, ground water and reservoir water. The Rueter-Hess Reservoir which is being expanded and is primamril for Parker will also store water for Castle Pines and CR according to this article.

Colorado Community Newspapers - Castle Rock wants a guarantee before buying into Parker reservoir

Rueter-Hess Reservoir wiki:
Rueter-Hess Reservoir - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia