Town Board Meeting: October 28, 2019
Hi neighbors! In last Monday night’s Town Board Work Session and Meeting, we discussed options for improving 88th Street in 2020, heard a presentation from our economic development consultant, heard an update from our CAPS committee on the Cultural Arts Master Plan, approved an agreement for design work at 1500 Coalton Road (the former Land […]
Read MoreTown Board Meeting: October 14, 2019
Hi neighbors! In last Monday night’s Town Board Work Session and Meeting, we held a working session with the Superior Chamber of Commerce, interviewed two potential new Advisory Committee members, discussed our 2020 Town Budget, approved an ordinance allowing both medical and retail marijuana delivery, and began discussing our next steps for airport noise following […]
Read MoreFirst Friday: June 2019
Hello, neighbors! The temps haven’t been all that warm yet, but school is out and I’m declaring summer to be here. Even if it isn’t super hot yet, I’m loving the long daylight hours in the evening – perfect for after-dinner walks around the neighborhood and impromptu games of pickleball in Wildflower Park. This month, […]
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Town Board Meeting: October 22, 2018
TL;DR: Signs, signs, and more signs! In public comment at the October 22 Town Board meeting, Trustee Candidate Dalton Valette proposed a town-wide ban on political signs. Later, there was a public hearing to approve an increase in the number and size of signage for Superior Medical Center, which passed unanimously. The Board also passed […]
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Town Board Work Session: October 22, 2018
TL;DR: The Board discussed transportation improvement projects, and decided to prioritize an extension of the US 36 Bikeway when the Denver Regional Council of Governments puts out a call for projects to receive grant funding in January 2019. The Board also discussed alternative platforms to the CAC email listserv, and decided to pilot a Google […]
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Town Board Work Session and Meeting: October 8, 2018
TL;DR: The Board heard a presentation from the Rocky Mountain Fire Department on ballot initiative 6A, and issued a resolution that the Board urges citizens to vote no on this initiative. The Board also heard a presentation on the FY19 goals and budget, and approved the budget. Hi neighbors! I hope you’ve had a lovely […]
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