August 19 Update: CCI crews are currently working on Button Rock Rd. in front of 130/146 Button Rock Rd. They will continue installing to the North for the remainder of this week. No new developments. Button Rock Rd. will remain closed for the remainder of this week and next week.

Please remind all Residents that there is an open trench and to beware when you are walking through the neighborhood, especially with pets off the leash.

August 15: CCI construction crews are currently working on Button Rock Rd. installing pipe between 48 Button Rock Rd. and 130 Button Rock Rd. Orange fence was placed around the work area near STA 75+00 and rock socks are being installed in locations where drainage may occur. They will continue to move north on Button Rock Rd. on Monday and through next week.

August 12. CCI is working through the Button Rock Rd. region and will continue to have road closures through this week and next. The excavation has been slow and daunting; we are working to stay within our digging limits while digging through this ‘Neverending’ rock. No water shut offs will take place this week or next. If Trash Boxes are left on the roadway for trash pickup, our crew will move it to a location accessible for pickup. Road closures on Buck Haven Lane will not occur until after the 20th so that we don’t disturb their event taking place. This message has been relayed to the resident on Buck Haven Ln.

August 1. All new service lines on Buttonrock are hooked up to the temporary line, so they can start with digging on Estes Park Estates Dr - but this isn't happening until Monday (just confirmed with the excavator operator).  They still plan on having a one way road through there, as opposed to just closing it entirely, but probably with a few short closures for moving machinery around, etc. 

July 31, 2025. The construction crew will be hooking up lines on Buttonrock today. Please expect some service interruptions throughout the day in the Buttonrock, Buckhaven  and Estes Park Estates areas. Sorry, not able to be more exact with information. If you see them in front of your house, you will likely experience an interruption. Gabi 303.823.5345

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2005 Reservoir Project Info below

Because of the growing demand for water, Pinewood’s Water District designed a plan that included installing large-diameter pipe, and the reservoir’s construction. The pictures below show the projects from inception to completion. Approximate date; from inception in 2000 to 2009 when the reservoir was first filled.

Trenching and Pipe Laying

The massive 113,000-pound trencher moves down Kiowa

The outflow and intake piles were set into a trench that measured three-feet wide by seven-feet deep

Each 50-foot length of high-density polyethylene pipe took 20 minutes to fuse

PWSWD cut costs in half by using Colorado’s largest trenching machine

The “packer-whacker” tamps down the trench soil

The rock was literally ground into dirt and the “spoil” conveyed to the side of the trench

 Crow Lane Reservoir

Before the reservoir

Clearing the site

Leveling the land

The cement goes in…

…as a crane assists

The spillway nears completion

And done at last!