Sweetwater Park Preliminary Site Plan Survey

Sweetwater Park Improvements – Preliminary Site Plan Feedback

South Suburban and the City of Lone Tree are working together to enhance Sweetwater Park. The project focuses on improving recreation opportunities, protecting natural areas, updating play features, and supporting community needs.

This survey shares the preliminary site plan and asks for your feedback to help refine the design.

Estimated time: 5 - 10minutes
Responses are anonymous
Survey open through: July 10, 2026

Sweetwater Park Preliminary Site Plan

City of Lone Tree Map

Where on the map do you live? Use the map above to identify your neighborhood and select from the following list:

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Area A

Area B

Area C

Area D

Area E

Area F

I live outside of these areas.

Who are the primary users of Sweetwater Park in your household? Select all that apply.

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Children (0-5 years)

Children (6-12 years)

Teens (13-18 years)

Young Adults (19-29 years)

Adults (30-49 years)

Adults (50-69 years)

Seniors (70+ years)

Pets (e.g., dogs)

Other (please specify)

Sweetwater Park Community Areas

Sweetwater Park Community Areas – Playground

Sweetwater Park Community Areas - Swing Grove

What feedback do you have on the proposed community areas (playground, swing grove, backboard skills hoops, fitness zone, teen play features, hillside play, games, and picnic areas)?

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Sweetwater Park Open Space

Sweetwater Park Open Space - Dog Park Perspective

Sweetwater Park Open Space - Dog Park Cross Section

What feedback do you have on the open space areas, including the dog park and wheels playground (pump track and bike features)?

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Public Art: What types of public art would you like to see at Sweetwater Park (Select all that apply)

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Sculptural art (standalone pieces or landmarks)

Interactive or playable art (climbable or integrated with play areas)

Nature-inspired or environmental art (using natural materials, reflecting the creek or landscape)

Functional art (art integrated into benches, shade structures, bike racks, etc.)

Murals or painted elements (on surfaces such as courts, seating areas, or structures)

Community storytelling or cultural art (reflecting local history or identity)

Other (please specify)

Sweetwater Park Preliminary Site Plan

What are your overall thoughts on the preliminary Sweetwater Park site plan? (Optional)

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