Town Council 2027 Budget Review Meeting

Sept. 21 starting at 6 p.m.

Town Hall

124 E. Coal Creek Drive

Open Mic Night Civic Space

Sept. 23 from 5:30 to 7:45 p.m.

Superior Civic Space

2250 Main St.

Cultural Arts and Public Spaces Advisory Committee Meeting

Sept. 24 from 6 to 8 p.m.

Town Hall

124 E. Coal Creek Drive

Boulder Film Friends in Superior

Sept. 25 from 6 to 8 p.m.

Superior Civic Space

2250 Main St.

Schedule is subject to change. Visit the Town Calendar for updates.

Town Meeting Summaries

Town Council Meeting

Sept. 14

During Monday’s Town Council meeting, the council: conducted advisory committee interviews; approved an Alcohol in Public Places permit; made advisory committee appointments; approved a resolution in support of U.S. House Bill 10115 – Radiation Exposure Compensation Reauthorization Act of 2026; denied a resolution in support of the Boulder County Early Childhood Care and Education Mill Levy Increase and Voter-Approved Revenue Change ballot measure; approved a contract extension with Triton Snow Removal for the 2026-2027 snow removal season; approved an ordinance adopting a 0% vendor fee for the Town and approved the Town Fee Schedule; and held a public hearing and approved an ordinance amending the land use designation for the Rock Creek Ranch Planned Unit Development Planning Area 7, commonly known as Zaharias, from Regional Activity Center (commercial) to Residential 2A with a maximum density of 10 dwelling units per acre.

Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee

Sept. 16

PARC members reviewed the updated plans for Pirate Park Playground project and saw the latest renditions, including hearing public comment on the swings and trees at the park. The group recapped Chili Fest and current PARC vacancies. Updates were heard from staff on the pool renovations, Community Center structural and drainage project, future Williams Field turf replacement, and Town Budget approval.

Historical Commission Meeting

Sept. 18

The Superior Historical Commission (SHC) Meeting held its monthly meeting on September 18. All members were present. Heather Cracraft served as Council representation. Jennifer Garner served as Staff representation.

General Updates and Debriefing focused on additional collection item additions on Veteran related artifacts along with a brief presentation for progress made with the Scroll & Stroll and follow up steps necessary with this project. Debriefing addressed the open museum and cemeteryday on September 5 and the installation of the Drumms Map at the Asti Park Miners Museum which was completed successfully at the September 14 Work Session. For the Work Plan CheckIn there were details shared about an intruder at the cemetery and steps to improve security measures at the cemetery. There is also a plan in place to have the cemetery opened on Halloween during the day and the following weekend to commemorate Veterans Day. The Spring Program planning commenced which would offer ‘Legends and Lore’ of Superior. Staff updates includedthe Q3 2026 Budget report and the status of the Grasso Park grant.

Project Updates

Rock Creek Parkway Construction

As Rock Creek Parkway and many other construction projects continue around Town, please visit SuperiorColorado.gov/ProjectUpdates to keep up to date with the most recent developments.

Here’s the progress we've made on the Rock Creek Parkway project as of Saturday, Sept. 19.

Construction continues in the northbound lanes of Rock Creek Parkway between Enterprise Street and Coalton Road and is expected to last until Sept 28. Two way traffic is maintained on the south half of Rock Creek Parkway through the construction area. Please note that the northbound RTD 228A stops at Rock Creek Village/Bell Flatirons and Honey Creek Drive are closed during this closure.

This week (Sept. 13 to Sept. 19)

Concrete work, including sidewalk repairs, curb and gutter repairs, and decorative colored/stamped concrete is in progress. The road subgrade between the entrance to Rock Creek Village and Coalton Road was chemically treated. The road was graded in preparation for paving. The bottom lift of asphalt was placed on Friday, 9/18.

Next week (Sept. 20 to 26)

Concrete work will be completed in this section. The top lift of asphalt will be placed from Coalton Road to Honey Creek Drive/Coal Ridge Drive on Monday, 9/21. The new road surface will be striped Wednesday through Friday, 9/23-25. Clean up of this roadway will be completed in preparation to open this section of road and move traffic control and construction closure to the southbound lanes of Rock Creek Parkway on Monday, 9/28.

Upcoming Traffic Change (Sept. 28 to Oct. 31)

Construction will move to the Southbound lanes on Rock Creek Parkway between Coalton Road and Enterprise St. beginning Monday, 9/28.

• Rock Creek Village: The entrance on Rock Creek Parkway will be closed, please enter and exit the shopping center off of Coalton Road.
• Coal Ridge Drive: The road will be closed, please follow detour signs to Coal Creek Drive.
• Rock Creek Circle: No through or left turn traffic at the Coalton intersection. Please follow detour signs to exit Rock Creek Circle to the West to travel westbound. Right turns onto Coalton Road will still be permitted.
• Coalton Road: No left turn onto Rock Creek Parkway
• Rock Creek Parkway Northbound: the only access will be to take a right turn off of Coalton Road, please U-Turn on Coalton Road at Tyler Drive.DO NOT drive on Tyler Drive as this is a private road and not open to through traffic.
• Please note that the southbound RTD 228A stops at Rock Creek Village/Bell Flatirons and Honey Creek Drive will be closed for the duration of this closure.

We appreciate your understanding as we work through this 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.

Superior Community Center Construction

The facility is closed while crews work to ensure safety and efficiency. Structural work on the south side of the building is complete. Work is nearly complete on the storm sewer and inlets. Grading continues throughout the parking lot. For project details, visit the Town's project webpage or review the Frequently Asked Questions for more information about the closure, temporary program locations, parking, reservations and Community Center services during construction. Have questions? Call the friendly Guest Service Associates at (303) 554-9005 or email tospros@superiorcolorado.gov.

South Pool Construction

The Town’s contractor, A.D. Miller, has mobilized onsite and fenced off the area. Demolition of the pool deck and interior of the bath house will continue this week. The playground is closed temporarily during concrete demolition. Closures may be intermittent throughout construction based on noise and other safety concerns that would otherwise affect residents utilizing the space. Signage will be posted and the playground re-opened when the area is safe to visit. Please follow posted signage and construction barriers and avoid entering restricted areas The new pool will include a renovated bathhouse, a larger swimming pool with new play features, including a 25-foot slide and current channel, and a splash pad.

North Pool Renovation Construction

North Pool’s final day of the 2026 swim season was Sunday, August 23. This renovation will bring significant improvements to the facility, including: a new pool shell and deck, updated bath house, additional shade, a new zero-depth entry wading pool, and more efficient mechanical and sanitation systems. Demolition of the pool deck and interior of the bathhouse is nearly complete. AD Miller and staff met with Xcel to go over plans for the demo of the existing transformer, placement of the new 3-phase transformer, and logistics for temporary power, which will keep tennis court lights operable. Tennis courts remain open during construction. Several parking spaces near the entrance to the lot available for tennis players, with a safe pedestrian route to the tennis courts along the construction fencing. Please follow posted signage and construction barriers and avoid entering restricted areas. The Town will continue to provide weekly project updates throughout the construction phase, including information about project progress, upcoming activities, and any impacts to the surrounding community. Thank you for your patience as we work to transform North Pool into an improved, welcoming facility that the Superior community can enjoy for years to come!