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Town Meeting Summaries

Open Space Advisory Committee

Nov. 4

The Open Space Advisory Committee (OSAC) received updates from Town staff and Council person Stephanie Miller including notice of upcoming trail work in Coyote Ridge open space and scheduled flood mitigation work in Flor Pond, the retaining pond in Community Park open space. The committee voted to accept the report from consultants on trail improvement recommendations for Coyote Ridge. An OSAC subcommittee reported on a meeting with Town staff and our goat grazing vendor regarding OSAC’s desire to seek modification to Town’s fire mitigation practices to provide for better habitat and wildlife conservation, particularly during drought conditions. The committee’s Work Plan and Goals for 2027 were finalized and approved. Update reports from subcommittees and working groups included summaries of raptor and mammal activities by our Raptor Program and Wildlife Monitoring Program liaisons, and a report from our representative to the East County Open Space Group on activities of open space committees in nearby municipalities. 

Superior Youth Leadership Council Meeting

Nov. 4

During the Nov. 4 SYLC meeting, members participated in an in-depth debrief of Monster Mash, discussing key aspects of the event, including location, timing, activity stations, and budget. As a result of the discussion, they established a work group to begin planning next year’s Monster Mash event! SYLC also reviewed their 2027 work plan and shared their interests in potential programs and volunteer opportunities.

Advisory Committee for Environmental Sustainability Meeting

Nov. 5

ACES received updates from Town Council member, Jen Kaaoush, and Sustainability Manager, Alexis Bullen. Jenn noted that this is her last meeting since she will no longer be on Town Council. Jenn will still be on the Regional Air Quality Council (RAQC). Alexis briefed the committee on the Green Business Breakfast and the plan for Extended Producer Responsibility. She also noted that Sarah Nick would like to interview people who have electrified their homes. Blue Strike Environmental gave a presentation on the current progress of the Town Facility Electrification & Energy Efficiency Project. A final report will be presented to the Town Council in early 2027. The committee had a discussion on the upcoming Winterfest event and finalized the schedule for tabling volunteers. We approved expenditures of ACES budget on green team gift cards. The committee also agreed to support the proposal for a Boulder County grant. The committee finalized the Work Plan for 2027 with a few changes to the plan discussed in October. There will be no meeting of ACES in December.

Project Updates

Rock Creek Parkway

Construction is substantially complete. All lanes on Rock Creek Parkway were opened on Friday, Nov. 6. 

This week (Nov. 1 to Nov. 7)

Concrete work was completed. Southbound Rock Creek Parkway was striped.  The site was swept and cleaned. Traffic control was picked up and all lanes opened on Friday, Nov. 6. All RRFB’s were installed and the push buttons on the NE corner of the Rock Creek Parkway/ Indiana intersection were installed to be accessible from the new sidewalk position. The ponding at eastbound Rock Creek Parkway at the 88^th St. roundabout was fixed.   

Next week (Nov. 8 to Nov. 14)

Striping at the Coalton Road/ Rock Creek Parkway intersection will be installed on Monday and Tuesday. There will be no full closures but there will be several lane closures as striping is installed. Clean up and punch list items like fixing some asphalt and concrete sections will occur throughout the week as we work to complete and close out the project.

We appreciate your understanding as we work through this final phase of the Rock Creek Parkway reconstruction.

Have questions or concerns? Contact us! Call us at 720-738-7693 or email pwu@info.superiorcolorado.gov.