My name is Jena and I am working with the Town of Elizabeth, the Elizabeth Parks and Recreation (EPR) District, and the Elizabeth School District to develop the Great Elizabeth Parks, Recreation, Open Space, and Trails (PROST) master plan. The PROST master plan will serve as a roadmap for the Town of Elizabeth and EPR to preserve existing open space, improve current park spaces, and develop future trails and greenspaces as the Elizabeth area continues to grow. We are in the early stages of the planning process and looking for input from key stakeholders and community members. Since Wild Pointe Ranch is located within the EPR district, we would like input from its community members.
We have developed a website for the project (link below) that includes information about our goals and process, and a platform for the public to provide input. We will also be hosting a Community Open House at the Elizabeth High School cafetorium on December 11th from 5-8pm. Look for other updates on the Wild Pointe Ranch website. https://bit.ly/ElizaPROST I look forward to hearing from you!
Jena Biondolilo, PLA, ASLA
SCJ Studio Landscape Architecture
Project Manager
970-641-2499, ext. 301
Apex has advised there have been some liberties/oversights taken with the trash service. A refresher packet relative to the parameters of trash services has been posted on this page.
The HOA and the Metro District have rejected the offer from the County to resume ownership and maintenance responsibility of the roads and associated easements. See the SignageRoadUpdate.pdf document on this page for more information.
As a reminder, use of motorized recreational vehicles on your property or on any property owned by the several metropolitan districts is prohibited. This includes ATV’s, four wheelers, dune buggies and the like and specifically includes Tracts C (including the emergency access road on the west side of the development), G (the open space that meanders on the south side of the development) and I (reserved well sites). Violations will be met with immediate cessation of trash services for a period of not less than 30 days, the imposition of fines after notice and hearing and if necessary, injunctive relief. Operation of the same by unlicensed drivers on the streets is also prohibited.
To the extent anyone thinks the concerns expressed by multiple property owners are overstated, attached are several examples of the level of activity and damage done to lands owned by others. The HOA will be looking to the property owner(s) to restore their own land and the metropolitan districts will be looking to have their lands restored as well. It will not be an inexpensive process.
This is a zero tolerance policy.
