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Serving Parker, Colorado

Sign for Canterberry Crossing Recreation Center surrounded by flowers and greenery.
A ranch scene with several horses grazing in a fenced pasture, surrounded by trees and buildings under a blue sky.
Stone sign reading "Canterberry Crossing" surrounded by trees and grass.
A playground with a slide, swings, a gazebo with picnic tables, and houses in the background.
Building with a circular tower, stone and wood exterior, cars in the parking lot, trees in the background.
Sign for Canterberry Crossing Recreation Center surrounded by flowers and greenery.
A ranch scene with several horses grazing in a fenced pasture, surrounded by trees and buildings under a blue sky.
Stone sign reading "Canterberry Crossing" surrounded by trees and grass.
A playground with a slide, swings, a gazebo with picnic tables, and houses in the background.
Building with a circular tower, stone and wood exterior, cars in the parking lot, trees in the background.

Canterberry Crossing Metropolitan District (the “District”) is a Title 32 Special District that has been established for the purpose of financing and installing street, park and recreation, water, and sanitation improvements of the District; and all other improvements or services permitted by Article 1, Title 32, C.R.S. (collectively, the “Public Improvements and Services”), except as specifically limited by the Second Modified Service Plan for the District, approved by the Town of Parker on June 4, 2001, as it may be further modified or amended from time to time (the “Service Plan”).

The Public Improvements and Services are for the use and benefit of the residents and taxpayers of the District. The District is located in the Town of Parker, Colorado. The District is a quasi-municipal political subdivision of the State of Colorado authorized to provide specialized services that the Town of Parker does not provide.

The District may incur a maximum debt of $11,000,000. The District may impose a mill levy on taxable property within its boundaries, and may use various other revenue source authorized by law, including fees and interest incomes, to repay such debt.

The District may assess a maximum mill levy of 35 mills, as adjusted after March 4, 1996, to repay such debt.

Under the Service Plan, the District must file an Annual Report to the Town of Parker.

The District’s boundaries overlap with the boundaries of the Douglas County School District Re-1; Douglas County; South Metro Fire Rescue Fire Protection District; Parker Water & Sanitation District; Douglas Public Library District; Town of Parker; Urban Drainage & Flood Control District; Cherry Creek Basin Water Quality Authority; Urban Drainage & Flood South Platte; Regional Transportation District; and Douglas County Soil Conservation District.

If interested in serving on the District’s Board of Directors, please contact Krista Baptist (krista.baptist@claconnect.com) for more information.

See information below regarding the system or process to contact someone associated with the District during regular business hours and outside of regular business hours:

Regular business hours are 8am-5pm, Monday-Friday. For any after-hours emergencies, such as issues with irrigation, water line breaks, or sanitary sewer emergencies, please contact our after-hours call service at 1-800-215-8299. For general inquiries or other non-emergent issues, please reach out to District management during regular business hours.