5 acres of open space and wildfire fuel breaks. The staff report identifies about 600000 in privately financed infrastructure, including construction of Cimarron Court as a private access road, an emergency access route, underground utilities to each lot, culverts and drainage infrastructure, on-site wastewater treatment systems, and extensive wildfire and vegetation mitigation work to be completed before final plat. While the land development itself is privately driven, the conditions of approval require engineered road and drainage construction, utility extensions, wildfire mitigation planning and implementation, weed management, surveying/monumentation, and covenant preparation, much of which will need specialized professional and construction services.The Board of County Commissioners still has to act on the PDP/FDP and may require a bond, and the applicant has up to two years after BOCC approval to submit the final plat. Vendors in civil engineering, road construction, utility installation, wildfire mitigation, surveying, and land-use legal/consulting services can position themselves to support Cimarron Ridge, LLC and Alpine Planning as they move from approval into detailed design, bonding, and build-out of required improvements.

Infrastructure is privately financed but must meet Ouray County standards; BOCC may require a performance bond due to higher-than-normal improvement costs for roads and emergency access.