Hi Superior neighbors! In Monday night's Town Board Meeting, we interviewed an applicant for the Planning Commission; heard an update from Serendipity Catering at the Superior Community Center; approved a new Town Governmental Fee Schedule for room rentals at the Superior Community Center; issued a liquor license for Serendipity Events at the Superior Community Center; approved a modification of premises and trade name for Rock Creek Entertainment / Rock Creek Bar & Grill; accepted PARC's recommendation to move forward with drafting a design / build contract with Star Playgrounds for a renovation of Purple Park playground; approved a contract with Asphalt Specialties for the 2021 Street Project for McCaslin Boulevard; and held an executive session to discuss legal claims against the Town by Daryl McCool.

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Hi Superior neighbors! In Monday night's Town Board Meeting, we heard a presentation from the Boulder County Sheriff's Office; heard an update on our annual fall town event; made resident appointments to each of our Advisory committees; discussed an update to our Comprehensive Plan; and discussed our town landscaping agreement with BrightView.

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Hi Superior neighbors! In Monday night's Town Board Meeting, we discussed our landscaping contract with BrightView; heard a presentation from Commuting Solutions on a transportation demand management program for Downtown Superior; heard an update from Congressman Joe Neguse; conducted interviews for our citizen-led Advisory Committees; approved CAPS recommendations for Superior ARTery pilot art and for two small projects; discussed economic development activities; and appointed a new Town Treasurer and Town Clerk.

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Hi neighbors! In Monday night’s Town Board Meeting, we heard a presentation of our annual audited Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR) for fiscal year 2020; heard an update from Boulder County Housing Authority on potential affordable housing partnership opportunities; heard details of the plan for opening the 1500 Coalton Road Community Center; conducted interviews for vacancies on our citizen-led advisory committees; approved an agreement with Serendipity Catering to provide food and beverage and event services for 1500 Coalton; approved a Virtual Meeting Policy to allow remote participation at all meetings; and approved a mobile vending ordinance to allow food trucks to operate in Superior.

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Hi neighbors! In Monday night’s Town Board Meeting, we provided feedback on a concept plan for 250 apartment units at the Superior Marketplace, discussed a change to the Superior Municipal Code to allow food trucks with certain limitations, approved a design option for a mural at 1500 Coalton Road, approved the PROST Master Plan, and agreed on an approach for an in-person Fourth of July extravaganza.

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Hi neighbors! In Monday night’s Town Board Meeting, we passed a resolution encouraging state legislature to address mass shootings and gun violence in Colorado by instituting at least a six day waiting period for the purchase of firearms and a ban on assault weapons; approved a concept plan and $75K incremental funding request for a new park and playground in Tract H; selected transportation projects to put forth for CDOT and DRCOG grant funding; agreed to move forward with drafting a ballot question for Superior residents to vote on a sales / use tax increase to fund future transportation improvements; and went into Executive Session to receive legal advice on the topic of the purchase of open space property.

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Hi neighbors! In last Monday night's Town Board Meeting, we heard a request for a retail pet sales ordinance; approved the Town’s subscription to Xcel’s Windsource program to supply 100% of the Town’s municipal electricity use; provided feedback on proposed sculptures and ground murals for a pilot phase of the Superior ARTery; approved $37K in art for the 1500 Coalton Road Community Center; provided feedback and approved an update to our PROST Master Plan; and discussed several carryover items from last week's Town Board work session, including fire service, sustainability, gun violence prevention, street racing, affordable housing, and a potential tax for road maintenance.

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In March 8th's Virtual Town Board Meeting, we provided feedback to CAPS about an outdoor musical event at Grasso Park; discussed a new program to support Superior businesses and encourage local spending; and discussed a potential tax increase to fund capital improvement projects.

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In February 22nd's Virtual Town Board Meeting, we heard an update from RTD and discussed northwest area light rail; reviewed and approved the CAPS and Planning Commission work plans; revised our oil & gas setback requirements; made appointments to our Planning Commission and ACES; discussed a potential affordable housing development at McCaslin Park-n-Ride and the financing required; discussed but ultimately did not change our current meeting end time policy; and went into Executive Session with our Town Attorney to receive legal advice regarding the purchase of property for Open Space purposes.

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In February 8th's Virtual Town Board Meeting, we heard a concept plan for development on the Zaharias property; conducted additional interviews for our citizen-led Advisory committees and appointed new members to CAPS and ACES; approved a Sister City affiliation with Khandbari, Nepal; and discussed our Board priorities for 2021. Ready to find out more on what happened? As usual, you may read this post in written form, subscribe to the Laura for Superior podcast, or scroll to the bottom for a video recap.

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