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Public Works

Charter Oaks Neighborhood Improvements

Completed

Budget

provided by the Road & Bridge Fund (Fund 200)

Project Manager

Keith Burke
[email protected] 303-947-8720

Contractor

Brannan Sand & Gravel (asphalt)

Project Update

Updated November 19, 2025

This project has been completed.

Description

Douglas County’s 2025 neighborhood street paving program in Charter Oaks includes Beverly Boulevard, Carolyn Drive, Charter Oaks Drive, Coventry Drive, Debbie Lane, East 1st Avenue, East 2nd Avenue, East 3rd Avenue, East Oak Hills Drive, Heather Drive, Keith Court, Oak Court, Oak Hills Lane, Oakwood Lane, Pinewood Court, Pinewood Drive, and Saxeborough Drive.

On each street, work will be completed in phases – the first phase consists of rotomilling to remove some of the top layer of asphalt, which generally takes two to four hours or less per block to complete and will be performed by the County’s asphalt overlay contractor. The final phase follows rotomilling by one to two weeks and includes placing the new overlay; this last phase may take 4 – 8 hours per block to complete.

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