Ground broken for Erie Town Center housing development
ERIE — Town officials, developers and contractors held a groundbreaking Monday afternoon for a 45-acre residential segment of the Erie Town Center project, which will consist of 457 residential units and 125,000 square feet of commercial space, plus parks and public entertainment areas.
Rising at the southwest corner of Erie Parkway and County Line Road, the Four Corners development will include 50 single-family homes and 195 townhomes, to be built by the Colorado unit of Toll Brothers, said David Waldner, manager of Erie Fort Corners LLC. He estimated that after Fort Lupton-based Claystone Construction completes grading and adding the “horizontal infrastructure”…
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