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Resistance grows as developer seeks ‘flagpole’ annexation to Douglas County city for 3,650-home project

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Residents of Castle Pines are fighting Castle Pines' proposed flagpole annexation of the 800-acre Crowsnest project, which includes plans for 4,000 homes and commercial space.

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Resistance grows as developer seeks ‘flagpole’ annexation to Douglas County city for 3,650-home project

Residents of Castle Pines are fighting Castle Pines' proposed flagpole annexation of the 800-acre Crowsnest project, which includes plans for 4,000 homes and commercial space.

·Denver, United States
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Denver Post broke the news in Denver, United States on Monday, March 9, 2026.
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