We have 3 Board of Director positions that are up for re-election. Please see the call for nominations document for details, if you are interested.
We have a new toddler playground at our Holly Crossing Park, located at 12245 Niagra Street! The playground is designed for the 2 to 5 year age group.
Please see the attached notice of public hearing from the City of Thornton.
The City of Thornton will hold a public hearing regarding the site plan for the proposed Xcel Substation at E. 120th Ave. and Holly St. on Tuesday, June 27 at 7:00 p.m. at City of Thornton City Hall, 9500 Civic Center Drive, Thornton, CO 80229. Comments for or against the project can be made by the public at this time. For more information about the substation, visit https://xcelenergythorntonsubstation.com/pages/default.aspx.
The raccoon activity was assessed in our subdivision the end of March. There were no noticeable signs of raccoon activity. Please continue to call the hotline, 720-560-1984 with any raccoon sightings so we can continue to manage the situation.
The Wright Farms Metropolitan District has a new board member! Joyce Espinoza was elected at our March meeting. Learn more about her on our Board Members page.
There is a vacancy of the five member Board of Directors of the Wright Farms Metropolitan District. Board positions are elected, non-partisan positions, with each Board member serving a four-year term. If you are interested in being appointed to the Board vacancy, please submit a letter of interest to Catherine Bright at cbright@svwpc.com, to be received no later than January 31, 2017.
Wright Farms Metropolitan District neighborhoods are experiencing a growth in the raccoon population
To report a raccoon incident, please call the hotline at 720-560-1984.
Raccoons are cute, but they also can be destructive and dangerous.
Raccoons are omnivores, so their diet includes almost everything: fruits, nuts, insects, pet food, trash and also small mammals or birds.
Raccoons carry a wide variety of diseases including Rabies, Canine Distemper, Raccoon Roundworm, Giardia lamblia and Leptospirosis (carried in urine). The contraction of diseases from raccoons, either by people or pets, is very rare, but it does happen.
For your safety, please consider the following suggestions:
- Never feed, approach or attempt to handle a raccoon, especially if it looks unhealthy.
- Never leave pet food outside and bring in bird feeders at night.
- Close dog doors and keep pets inside from dusk until dawn.
- Keep trash cans covered and if possible, in the garage.
The Wright Farms Metropolitan District has hired a Wildlife Management Company to help us with our Raccoon problem. The trapping will take place at night and be removed early in the morning. Should you see a trap or other equipment, please stay clear. The trapping will take until the end of the month. Thank you for your cooperation.
The District is in the process of replacing all the District owned fencing. Homeowners affected will receive information as to when the work will begin.
The Wright Farms Metropolitan District has a new Board Member, John (Mac) McMurry. Meet him on our Board Members page.
The Wright Farms Metropolitan District is accepting Letters of Interest from qualified electors to fill one vacancy on the Board of Directors of the Wright Farms Metropolitan District, the appointee to serve until the next regular special election in May, 2016. The Letter of Interest should be sent to the Wright Farms Metropolitan District, c/o Jeffrey E. Erb, Esq., Seter & Vander Wall, P.C., 7400 East Orchard Road, Suite 3300, Greenwood Village, Colorado 80111, or by e-mail to jerb@svwpc.com. Letters of Interest to fill the vacancy will be accepted until the vacancy is filled.
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