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VOLUME 100 | ISSUE 31

Party officials: Elections are safe Party chairs say voters can cast ballots with confidence

BY DAVID GILBERT DGILBERT@COLORADOCOMMUNITYMEDIA.COM

Misty Butterfield said she couldn’t find her backpack after a sweep of a homeless camp beside the South Platte River. She was one of many residents of the camp who said they feared their belongings were thrown out.

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Homeless sweep starts process over again After homeless camp removal, the unhoused are left scared, lonely

BY DAVID GILBERT DGILBERT@COLORADOCOMMUNITYMEDIA.COM

Misty Butterfield couldn’t find her backpack.

“It’s green,” Butterfield said, her voice shaking, as she scanned the landscape beside the South Platte River, where her camp sat just hours before. “Everything I had was in it.

Clothes, a bag of rice — but also a lot of sentimental things.”

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Englewood and Denver police officers man a roadblock as Denver city staff sweep a nearby homeless camp.

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Arapahoe County’s Republican and Democratic party chairs both expressed confidence in the county’s election security process, and said voters can trust their ballots will be counted.

Both Dorothy Gotlieb, who chairs the Arapahoe County Republican Party, and Kristin Mallory, the chair of the Arapahoe County Democratic Party, said they stay in close contact with county elections director Peg Perl and are confident the election will be handled fairly.

Gotlieb said voters can safely vote by mail, by dropping off their ballots in drop boxes, or voting in-person.

“We have ballot boxes with 24-hour security, and bipartisan election judges and ballot picker-uppers,” Gotlieb said. “Every question I’ve asked has been responded to in a positive way.”

Colorado’s mail voting system, which has been in place since 2013, is a national model, she said.

“Elections officials from around the country to ask us how we do it in Colorado,” Gotlieb said.

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Tom Munds ‘served our community and country’ Longtime Englewood Herald reporter, military veteran honored at Fort Logan memorial service

BY ELLIS ARNOLD EARNOLD@COLORADOCOMMUNITYMEDIA.COM

Family, coworkers, and current and former Englewood city officials came together in memoriam of a wellknown figure in the Englewood community who loved that city as much as it loved him back.

“It’s just an honor to be part of honoring someone who served our community and country,” said Joe Jefferson, a former Englewood mayor and current municipal judge, after a Sept. 18 memorial service for Tom Munds, who covered Englewood as a news reporter for Munds decades.

Munds, a Denver resident, died Feb. 6 after a battle with cancer. He was 82.

The memorial service at Fort Logan National Cemetery in southwest Denver — complete with ceremonial rifle-firing and the traditional folding of an American flag — was a fitting tribute to Munds, whose first career was in the U.S. Air Force. A technical sergeant, Munds spent 21 years in the Air Force, including service in the Vietnam War. The memorial service for Munds

A military member kneels to give an American flag to Tom Munds’ daughter, Gayle Munds, at Fort Logan National Cemetery. Her brother, Thomas E. Munds, sits next to her.

PHOTOS BY ELLIS ARNOLD was “a tribute to the sacrifice he made for not only his country but his family,” said his son, Thomas Munds, 57.

During the times of military assignments, Tom Munds “did the traveling so it wouldn’t be hard on the family,” said Thomas Munds, who would stay home with his family in Denver while his dad was away.

When Thomas Munds looks back, his dad’s work ethic and discipline are among the qualities that stand out the most.

“He probably learned that from the military — he raised us the same way.

It was ‘yes sir, no sir,’ ‘yes ma’am, no ma’am’ until we were 16 years old,” Thomas Munds said. “He was very straightforward; he told you what to do, when to do. And that’s not a bad thing.”

Munds wasn’t all business. A sports lover, he was a big Green Bay Packers fan until the day he died, his son said.

And Munds had a soft side, too.

“That was mainly generated toward the family,” Thomas Munds said.

“Mom, he protected her like a husband should.”

Born and raised in Portsmouth, Virginia, Munds ended up going to military tech school in Mississippi, eventually listening to Russian radio transmissions in Morse code and copying them in Alaska.

He later landed as a public information officer at Lowry Air Force Base in Denver, writing for the base’s newspaper and freelancing for the Sentinel newspaper chain.

Munds retired from military service in late 1976 and went on to complete his journalism degree at Metropolitan State University of Denver.

In 1977, the Sentinel chain hired him to report on and take photos of high school sports at nine schools, including Englewood High. The beat was eventually pared down to schools in Englewood and neighboring Littleton.

In 1986, he was assigned to cover the entire community of Englewood, which he did for the next 30-plus years.

He spent most of that time working for the Englewood Herald. His articles appeared on the pages of the Herald and sister papers as recently as spring 2019.

“I was just amazed at how many people knew Tom and interacted with him. He went to almost every event in Englewood,” said Jefferson, the former mayor. Munds’ dependable photography and quote-gathering “always made those events seem like a big deal.”

Military personnel at Fort Logan National Cemetery salute during the Sept. 18 memorial service for Tom Munds. Munds, who died Feb. 6 at 82 after a battle with cancer, spent 21 years in the Air Force and went on to cover Englewood as a news reporter for decades. Current and former Englewood city officials attended his service.

Military personnel at Fort Logan National Cemetery fold an American flag during the Sept. 18 memorial service for Tom Munds.

Englewood City Councilmember Rita Russell and former Councilmember Laurett Barrentine attended Munds’ memorial, as did Jefferson.

“He really did live a life of service,” Jefferson said. “It was just really an honor to be there.”

Munds loved reminiscing about his favorite Englewood restaurants, the big high school sports games and the tougher stories — but perhaps above all, the familiar faces.

In an interview not long before he died, Munds expressed his gratitude for being a member of the community.

“Tell the people of Englewood,” Munds said, “that I love them.”

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Luisa Aguilar, 15, was killed in July 2018. A judge sentenced the man who killed her, Timothy Shelton, to 21 years in prison.

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Littleton man sentenced to 21 years for killing teen girl Timothy Shelton said he accidentally shot Luisa Aguilar, 15

BY DAVID GILBERT DGILBERT@COLORADOCOMMUNITYMEDIA.COM

Timothy Shelton was sentenced to 21 years in prison for the 2018 shooting death of Luisa Aguilar, six years longer than the 15-year-old victim got to live.

Shelton, 24, admitted firing a shot that passed through the cheek of Savon Smith, now 20, and into Aguilar’s head as Smith and Aguilar slept on a couch at Shelton’s house on the 6000 block of South Broadway in Littleton on July 17, 2018.

Shelton pleaded guilty Shelton to one count of seconddegree murder and a count of seconddegree assault in the case. In exchange, prosecutors dropped a charge of first-degree murder, which would have carried a mandatory sentence of life in prison without parole.

Shelton maintains the shooting was an accident. In testimony during a 2018 preliminary hearing, Littleton Police detectives testified that Shelton had been smoking marijuana and drinking heavily in the hours before the shooting.

Friends had begged Shelton to quit playing with a loaded handgun, detectives testified, but Shelton persisted, at times goading his dogs to chase the gun’s laser sight, and firing bullets through a backyard privacy fence with an occupied house on the other side.

Smith and Aguilar went to bed on the couch in the early hours of July 17, detectives said, and Smith later woke up to find Shelton pointing the gun at him before firing the lethal shot.

Shelton, Smith and others fled the house, leaving Aguilar bleeding on the couch, according to detectives.

Another resident of the house found

Aguilar and called 911. Aguilar died two days later in a hospital. Smith was left blind in one eye.

At the sentencing hearing, held at the Arapahoe County Justice Center on Sept. 18, Aguilar’s mother, Maria Olivas, said she doesn’t believe Shelton’s explanation that the shooting was an accident.

“He had a gun in his hand,” said Olivas, appearing by videoconference from her new home in Texas. “When a person has a gun in their hand they know what they’re going to do with it.”

Olivas, who at times was too emotional to continue, held up an urn containing her daughter’s cremated remains.

“See where my daughter is right now? Do you see where she is? Do you think this is fair? All I want is for there to be justice. I know the time in prison he will have will not pay for my daughter’s life. There’s no way he can pay for my daughter’s life.”

Olivas’ sister Claudia Olivas said Maria has been devastated since Aguilar’s death, and has endured long periods of being unable to work.

Maria is now in therapy and receiving medication, according to Claudia.

Claudia said the family has been crushed since Aguilar died. Aguilar never got to meet her now 18-monthold little sister, Claudia said.

Shelton’s brother Jacob spoke on behalf of his brother, telling Olivas he was sorry for Aguilar’s death.

“There is nothing that my family can say or do to bring back your daughter,” Jacob said. “I’ve been asking God for the words to say to you guys. The only thing I can is my deepest condolences. He’s not a horrible person, even though he made a series of bad choices. We’re plagued with generational curses as far as alcohol and drugs go. I was trying to steer us away from that, but it was too late.”

Timothy Shelton told the court he is remorseful.

“No matter what I say, I can’t bring her back, and I’m sorry for that,” Shelton said. “I’d do anything to switch places with her and bring her back.

I’m sorry.”

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Some counties qualify for eased COVID rules For some counties, personal gatherings allowed up to 25, event crowd cap loosens

BY ELLIS ARNOLD EARNOLD@COLORADOCOMMUNITYMEDIA.COM

Colorado released another round of new social-distancing rules, updating the state’s current “safer-at-home” policy to raise the cap on personal gatherings and event crowds for counties that qualify based on local severity of the coronavirus’s spread.

Arapahoe, Douglas and Elbert are among counties eligible for the new least-restrictive level of Colorado’s safer-at-home rules as of Sept. 16.

The vast majority of Colorado counties still operate under the saferat-home phase, which came after the statewide stay-at-home order this spring and allowed numerous types of businesses to reopen.

The state’s new framework, referred to as a “dial,” indicates when counties should operate under different shades of Colorado’s “safer at home” phase as well as when they should follow stay-at-home rules or the state’s third and loosest phase, called “protect our neighbors,” which allows for virtually all activities at 50% of pre-pandemic capacity with up to 500 people in one setting.

That third phase, reserved for counties with notably low coronavirus spread, is likely months away for metro Denver localities.

“We hope the dial can provide communities with clarity and predictability,” Jill Hunsaker Ryan, executive director of the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, said in a Sept. 15 news release. “Recognizing that Colorado is a diverse and vast state, the dial is based on local conditions. Local governments can always choose more protective (strict) standards than the dial requires.”

The new rules come amid a “slight upward trend” in Colorado’s rate of new COVID-19 cases after the virus’s spread had been reduced for much of July and August, according to a Sept.

16 state news release.

Another gradual move to reopen The state public-health department’s new proposed framework breaks the safer-at-home phase itself into three levels that counties are placed under based on local COVID-19 spread, according to the final version of the rules, which went into effect Sept. 15.

State officials had heard from the public that Colorado should make recognizing local differences in rules simpler and more predictable, according to the draft of the framework.

For the past few months, counties have been able to apply for exemptions — or “variances” — from certain parts of the state’s safer-at-home rules, allowing for larger crowds at some types of businesses.

The new framework does away with the ability to apply for variances unless a county is already in the leastrestrictive new level of the safer-athome phase.

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Part of the Denver metro area was eligible for the new least-restrictive level of Colorado’s safer-at-home rules as of Sept. 16.

Arapahoe, Douglas and Elbert counties qualified, while Adams, Jefferson, Denver, Broomfield and Boulder counties fell into the new middle level of safer-at-home.

See what crowd size and gathering size levels apply to which contexts — including in restaurants, gyms, indoor and outdoor events, and others — on the state’s website at tinyurl.com/ColoradoNewSaferatHome.

Eligibility for the different levels depends on a county’s rate of new COVID-19 cases, the percentage of COVID-19 tests that come back positive and whether hospitalizations are stable or declining.

Continued reopening, aside from some bars

Counties don’t lose the variances they already were granted, though.

All variance allowances remained intact when the new framework launched — either because the variance standards are still possible by default under the new framework or because variances that do not fit into the new framework are still recognized, according to the state’s summary.

“This way, we transition to the new framework without any changes,” and counties’ future changes occur according to that framework, the summary says.

What changes mean for businesses, gatherings Previously, the highest exemption a county could achieve under the variance process included a 175-person cap for indoor events and 250-person cap for outdoor events, according to the state’s summary.

Those are the same capacities allowed in the least-restrictive new safer-at-home level, and it’s easier to qualify for that level than to meet the benchmarks set in the original variance process. In other words, the state has loosened the requirements for allowing larger crowds.

Although the new framework eliminates the possibility of new blanket, countywide exemptions, the state public-health department will still consider applications for “site-specific” variances for unique facilities, such as zoos, theaters or other large venues or events, according to the summary.

To fall into the highest exemption under the state’s previous rules, a county had to have a two-week rate of below 25 new COVID-19 cases per 100,000 people — a notably low rate for highly populated areas. In the new framework, to fall into that same level — which is the least-restrictive new safer-at-home level — a county has to have a two-week rate of up to 75 new cases per 100,000 people.

Among other items, that new level allows for: • 50% capacity or up to 175 people indoors at places of worship; • 50% capacity or up to 175 people indoors at restaurants; • 25% capacity or up to 75 people at gyms and fitness establishments; • Perhaps most notably, 50% capacity or up to 175 people at indoor events and 50% capacity or up to 250 people at outdoor events. In June, Colorado set the limits generally at up to 100 people for indoor venues and up to 175 people for outdoor venues.

• Also of note: The new level allows personal gatherings of up to 25 people, up from the limit of 10 the state

has maintained since spring after the stay-at-home order was lifted.

For counties where the virus’s spread is more dire, the two morerestrictive proposed levels of safer-athome phase — or, in the extreme case, the stay-at-home phase — apply, with restrictions tightening the worse the virus’s spread is.

For example, a county under the tightest new level of safer-at-home — seeing between 175 and 350 new cases per 100,000 people within two weeks — would fall under guidance for P-12 schools as follows: “Remote (online) or hybrid suggested, limited in-person as appropriate.”

The middle new level, on the other hand — for counties seeing between 75 and 175 new cases per 100,000 people within two weeks —gives guidance as follows: “In-person, hybrid, or remote as appropriate.”

For context, the 14-day rate per 100,000 for Arapahoe County was 76.2, the rate for Adams County was 107.1 and Douglas County’s rate was 65.3 as of Sept. 17, according to the Tri-County Health Department.

Where a county lands among the three proposed safer-at-home levels also depends on the percentage of COVID-19 tests that come back positive and whether hospitalizations are stable or declining.

Similar to Colorado’s previous process for applying for variances, a county that is eligible for and would like to move to a less-restrictive level would notify the state public-health department. A county can submit a letter signed by the local public health agency, local hospitals, and a majority of county commissioners or other county-level governing body.

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Coronavirus in driver’s seat as state elections near Polls show parties have different strengths, weaknesses in voters’ perception

BY JESSE PAUL THE COLORADO SUN

When Suzanne Staiert knocks on doors and asks voters about their topof-mind issues as part of her statehouse campaign, the response these days usually has something to do with the state of the economy or the reopening of schools.

What all the concerns have in common: coronavirus.

“Some of them want to know what kind of solutions you have,” said Staiert, a Republican running to represent Denver’s southern suburbs in the state Senate.

As Colorado enters month seven of the COVID-19 pandemic, and with the election on tap, coronavirus is increasingly becoming a political issue.

In a recent survey sponsored by the Colorado Health Foundation, 26% of Coloradans said coronavirus is the most important issue facing the state. About three quarters said they are more worried by pandemic-related harm to the economy than illness and death caused by COVID-19. And nearly 40% of Coloradans polled said they are worried they won’t be able to afford either housing, health insurance or food in the coming year.

Nowhere has coronavirus taken a larger election-year role than in Colorado’s marquee U.S. Senate race, where the two candidates have been running competing television and digital ads and hosting events centered on the pandemic. Both incumbent Republican Cory Gardner and Democrat John Hickenlooper have pitched themself as best positioned to respond to the pandemic.

U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner sits at a Feb. 19 roundtable on mental health at the Cherry Creek Innovation Campus, just south of central Centennial.

John Hickenlooper greets supporters at the Iowa State Fair in Des Moines, Iowa, on Aug. 10, 2019, during his campaign for president. He later switched to Colorado’s U.S. Senate race.

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handling of coronavirus, including 50% who said they strongly disapprove of his job performance.

Hickenlooper, Colorado’s former governor, considers COVID-19 to be among the top three or four issues in the campaign. “I keep going around the state and hearing the stories, and people’s lives are upside down,” Hickenlooper told The Colorado Sun. Which party may benefit from the pandemic’s disruptions, however, remains a big question.

Republicans surveyed

by The Colorado Sun contend that as long as the economic impacts of COVID-19 remain a bigger focus on voters’ minds than rising infection rates and fatalities, they can appeal to voters by pitching themselves as the party of a recovering economy.

Democrats say they can speak to voters either way by pointing to President Donald Trump’s failures in responding to COVID-19 and then painting all Republicans with the same broad brush. That tactic has only been amplified in recent days by revelations that Trump downplayed the seriousness of coronavirus.

A recent poll of 800 registered voters conducted by Global Strategies Group and the liberal organization ProgressNow Colorado found that 58% of Coloradans disapprove of Trump’s

Congressional response under scrutiny In the U.S. Senate race, it’s been a tale of two coronavirus responses.

Gardner is running television and Facebook ads touting his efforts in Congress to help Coloradans through the pandemic. “Cory Gardner got us help,” a restaurateur says in a recent TV spot, referring to the federal Paycheck Protection Program, which was passed unanimously by the Senate.

Hickenlooper’s ads, however, paint a very different picture.

“Cory Gardner’s on vacation,” a narrator says in a video released by the Democratic Senate candidate earlier this month, when the entire Senate was in its regularly scheduled recess, “still silent about Donald Trump’s failures on COVID.” The tit-for-tat ads come with the backdrop of Congress recently failing, yet again, to pass a new coronavirus relief package. It was June when federal lawmakers last passed legislation to help Americans reeling from the pandemic’s effects, in part because of Republican infighting about how best to move forward.

Add to that a partisan impasse, and it looks like nothing will get done before Election Day, meaning pressure is

mounting on incumbents like Gardner.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell nodded to that reality, saying “100% of people that are up and are in any form of danger want a vote and want a successful vote,” according to CNN. Democrats — including Hickenlooper and Colorado’s U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet — have put Gardner and other Republicans on the spot for not coming up with a relief plan, citing House Democrats’ passage of the $3 trillion HEROES Act in May — legislation that was never taken up in the Republican-controlled Senate.

When the Senate returned to session in mid-September, Republicans in the chamber tried to flip the script by bringing a pared-down relief bill that Democrats blocked, saying it was too weak for consideration.

“We will do more and we should do more,” Gardner said in an exasperated speech on the Senate floor last week before the bill failed. “But why on earth would you vote no tomorrow and tell the people of this country to go pound sand because you didn’t get everything you wanted?”

Colorado Republicans have worked to paint Hickenlooper as being among the Democrats who would have voted to prevent the limited aid package from moving forward. Hickenlooper never definitely said if he would have rejected the measure, but he said the legislation didn’t “do nearly enough to help Americans who are struggling to put food on the table and pay their bills.”

Hickenlooper would like to see more money for local governments facing the economic effects of the pandemic, rental relief, money for food-assistance programs and funding for more personal protective equipment. That’s in addition to extra unemployment aid for people who have lost their jobs.

Gardner’s wish list isn’t all that different. He would like to see a 15% increase in Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits, an extension of extra unemployment benefits and money for education, housing and public health needs. He has also called for $500 billion to be set SEE STATE, P7

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aside for local governments, as well as relief for rural hospitals, nursing homes and providers treating patients living in the U.S. illegally.

But ultimately Gardner, who is in an uphill battle to keep his job, may be in a more difficult position since he is the incumbent. That has allowed Hickenlooper to pick apart Gardner’s work on coronavirus — which has been praised

by Gov. Jared Polis and includes helping secure masks and tests for Colorado — by saying there’s still more to be done. Democrats have also blasted the senator for taking a tough stance on aid negotiations in May and still having nothing to show for it.

“I understand where he’s coming from — you know, `I did this and I did that’ — but I think he’s missing the point,” Hickenlooper said. “People are still suffering. We haven’t done enough or we haven’t done the right things.”

And Gardner is facing backlash from voters, too. The Global Strategies Group/ProgressNow Colorado poll showed that 44% of registered voters disapprove of the job Gardner is doing on coronavirus, while 37% approve.

During a recent telephone town hall, a Denver resident asked Gardner about Trump’s downplaying of coronavirus. “We have to take this seriously. And I certainly am,” the senator said, echoing a line he’s used in recent weeks about Congress doing better in its response every day.

Another caller asked Gardner why he didn’t personally warn the public about the pandemic sooner.

“The second I knew what was hap-

pening, we were sounding the alarm,” Gardner said. “And that’s exactly what we have to continue to do.”

‘Hearing from voters’ On the state level, Republicans see Gov. Jared Polis’ executive orders limiting Coloradans’ movements and the economic consequences of those restrictions as an area where they may be able to tap into people’s frustrations.

Gardner appeared to refer to that frustration during his Senate floor speech in mid-September, talking about a Pueblo restaurant owner who has had difficulty navigating seemingly contradictory pandemic rules.

“They’re trying to figure out and understand the regulations, the guidances that they are under, making sure that their customers are safe, making sure that their employees can be paid, making sure that they survive this and get through this,” Gardner said.

Republican state lawmakers have asked Polis to pump the brakes on his coronavirus restrictions and include the legislature in his decision-making.

They also asked him to call a special legislative session to help parents navigate schooling during the pandemic and sought more oversight over his emergency powers.

There’s even now an effort to recall the governor over his handling of the pandemic.

Kristi Burton Brown, vice chairman of the Colorado GOP, said she thinks Republicans are providing a way to balance the economy with keeping people healthy and safe.

Colorado Senate Minority Leader Chris Holbert, a Parker Republican, said voters recognize the difference between the coronavirus response by Trump and the federal government

and the one by Polis and the state. And he says people want more oversight over the governor’s decision-making — which Republicans have been pushing for at the legislative level.

“Constituents, whether they are Republican, Democrats, unaffiliated or something else, continue to ask their legislators: `Why aren’t we doing anything? Why aren’t we providing some sort of balance? Why is there only one decision maker?’” Holbert said. “…

We’re definitely hearing from voters across the spectrum who want there to be some balance, some separation of power.”

Mixed message But at the same time, some leading Colorado conservatives have been flouting coronavirus rules and guidance.

U.S. Rep. Ken Buck, a Windsor Republican who leads the Colorado GOP, recently released a campaign reelection ad in which he pokes fun at mask-wearing requirements. Patrick Neville, the top Republican in the Colorado House, was an organizer of a mass gathering at Bandimere Speedway criticizing Polis’ response to the pandemic, an event that prompted health officials in Jefferson County to file a lawsuit against the track.

“We have a King Polis,” Neville said at a news conference last week, attacking the governor for not seeking legislative input on his executive orders.

Despite those instances, Burton Brown said events sponsored by the state party follow proper guidelines and are geared toward keeping the virus at bay. “We’re very safe,” she said.

Those apparent contradictions within the Colorado GOP could work against their efforts to sell themselves as the best party to

handle the pandemic.

“You’re confusing folks,” said Alvina Vasquez, a veteran Democratic strategist, “and when people get confused, they tune out.”

The polling by Global Strategies Group/ProgressNow Colorado shows the majority of registered Colorado voters think Polis is handling the pandemic well. In fact, 57% said they approve of his job performance when it comes to the pandemic.

When asked whom they trust more to handle the response to coronavirus, 56% said Polis and Colorado state government while just 34% said Trump and the federal government.

FInally, the poll found that among registered voters, 48% trust Democrats in Colorado to handle the health response to the pandemic compared with 37% who said they trust Republicans in Colorado.

As for the economic response to coronavirus, the split is much closer — in fact, it was nearly within the poll’s 3.5% margin of error. Forty-six percent of those polled said they trust Democrats in Colorado to handle the economic response to the pandemic compared with 42% who said they trust Republicans to take on the job.

A significant portion — between 12% and 16% — said they didn’t know which party they trust more to handle the health and economic effects of coronavirus.

And with no end to the pandemic in sight, there’s plenty of time for both parties to jostle to pick up additional support.

This story is from The Colorado Sun, a journalist-owned news outlet based in Denver and covering the state. Used by permission. For more, and to support The Colorado Sun, visit coloradosun. com.

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On your return, checkout all the things to do in Bailey and Conifer. Including an adventure park, an award winning winery, a brewery, taprooms, zip lining, restaurants, art galleries and a wide selection of small unique

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Denver’s Wash Park becoming a haven for muskrats Animals may multiply this fall at park’s Grasmere Lake

BY KIRSTEN DAHL COLLINS SPECIAL TO COLORADO COMMUNITY MEDIA

These days, visitors to Washington Park may catch themselves humming a truly awful 1976 pop hit called “Muskrat Love.” Why? Because more of these semi-aquatic rodents have been spotted in and around Grasmere Lake. And that may be a very good sign.

Once plentiful in North American marshes, muskrat populations have declined over the past few decades. Scientists are beginning to pay attention.

The National Institutes of Health has tagged muskrats as a sentinel species for environmental contamination, and studies are now underway to discover exactly what these furry creatures are telling us about our wetlands.

Locally, muskrats are paddling around Grasmere Lake with enthusiasm. Cleaner water and the lake’s relatively new wetland areas are probably a big draw. This rotund rodent eats

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Mallory, the chair of the county Democratic Party, was on the same page as Gotlieb.

“A lot of the people in the Arapahoe County Clerk’s office are professionals who have been there a long time,” Mallory said. “There are a lot of checks and balances and redundancies built into the system.”

Still, there have been snags in some recent elections overseen by Arapahoe County.

The 2019 Aurora mayor’s race between Mike Coffman and Omar Montgomery came down to a dead heat, which was complicated when officials discovered hundreds of replacement ballots had lingered for days in a Postal Service warehouse before being delivered to voters on Election Day instead of being delivered in advance.

In January of this year, county officials had to scramble to send out hundreds of ballots to overseas and military voters, called UOCAVA voters, after an elections official mixed up voter lists in the presidential primary.

Gotlieb said she feels the process has

one-third of its body weight every day in cattails, sedge and water weeds.

With long whiskers, buckteeth and amiable gaze, the roly-poly muskrat resembles an absent-minded professor on a swim. The animals are not closely related to rats, despite their name.

The Colorado Parks and Wildlife website describes the muskrat as “an overgrown, semi-aquatic vole.” They generally weigh two to four pounds and measure about two feet long, almost half of which is tail.

Early English colonists knew them as “mushquash,” probably derived from the Algonquin tribal name “muscascus,” which refers to the reddish tint in their brown fur. Sources seem a bit confused as to whether the “musk” in muskrat was derived from their American Indian name or from the musk glands they use to mark their swampy territory.

In 19th-century America, trappers sought muskrats for their soft, thick, water-repellent fur. Fancy restaurants along the Eastern seaboard served muskrat meat under the pseudonym “marsh hare,” according to one New Hampshire conservationist.

Today, seasonal muskrat dinners are still popular in southern New Jersey,

Delaware and Maryland — at least with people who like meat described by some as “dark, fishy and bony.”

The creatures were equally important to Native American tribes.

Several tribal creation myths credit the muskrat with diving deeper into the primordial floodwaters than any other animal, where it retrieved enough mud to construct a new world for mankind.

Muskrats are well-equipped for such an important mission. Although awkward on land, they excel in water. They can stay under the surface for 15 min-

utes or more, propelled along swiftly by large hind legs with partially webbed paws. Their long, scaly tails, vertically flattened, act like rudders.

Underwater, muskrats stay busy eating plants, which helps keep waterways clear. Less helpfully, however, they often burrow into the banks of lakes and streams with their long front claws, damaging the shoreline and infuriating property owners.

But from a muskrat’s point of view, a submerged burrow entrance is the best kind of home security system.

Not only does it help them evade such predators as owls, coyotes and enthusiasts for seasonal muskrat dinners, it also provides a safe place to raise their little ones.

And usually there are lots of little ones to raise. While The Captain and Tennille’s hit “Muskrat Love” was voted one of the 10 worst songs of the ‘70s by Rolling Stone magazine readers, its title is right on the mark. Muskrats are both loyal and prolific mates, producing two to five litters annually, with an average of six kits each time.

So keep an eye on Grasmere Lake this fall. Muskrats may be multiplying — because they have a lot of love to give.

been tightened up since then, saying Arapahoe County Clerk Joan Lopez, a Democrat who defeated Republican incumbent Matt Crane 51-49 in 2018, has worked to address concerns.

“I think you had a new clerk who had to learn a lot,” Gotlieb said.

Gotlieb praised Perl, the elections director, who was hired in January. “(Perl) runs a tight ship,” Gotlieb said.

Lopez said her office has made strides since the UOCAVA and Aurora mayor’s race incidents.

“In every election, we go over what worked and what didn’t,” Lopez said.

“Unfortunately, we have experienced human error, but we fixed those by adding more redundancies, more checks on the process.”

Lopez said UOCAVA participation in the 2020 presidential primary was actually up, perhaps because of her office’s fervent outreach after the delay in sending ballots.

Lopez also drew heat early in her tenure for actions characterized as overly partisan, including remaining as the registered agent for a Democratic fundraising group for the first several months of her term.

Lopez said she is committed to a fair process regardless of party.

“We have a wonderful staff who have run this facility for many years,” Lopez said. “I’m not the one who counts the ballots.”

Still, the party chairs said they are not without concerns.

Mallory, the Democratic Party chair, said the process to verify signatures on ballots may disproportionately flag signatures by immigrants or people who speak English as a second language. Ballots with unconfirmed signatures are sent for “cure,” meaning the voter must verify their identity.

“If you get a letter to cure a ballot, following up on that is important,” Mallory said. “If you don’t, it can theoretically turn into a voter fraud investigation. The clerk’s office is happy to help voters cure their ballots, and so are we. That verification is vital to the security of the process, and we all want it to get done.”

Gotlieb said any process is open to human error.

“People get into the process, and you get less than the optimum as laid out on paper,” she said.

Gotlieb pointed to the bipartisan teams of election judges overseeing much of the ballot counting process, which can be made up of members of any parties, including unaffiliated vot-

ers, who she said may actually have a partisan lean that more closely aligns with the other person on their team.

“They’re supposed to be balanced, but there’s room for it to be unbalanced,” Gotlieb said.

Meanwhile, President Donald Trump has consistently sought to cast doubt on the safety and legitimacy of mail voting systems in recent months, alleging that they are rife with fraud, abuse and forgery.

Both party chairs say they see no evidence of such problems in Arapahoe County’s or Colorado’s processes, and said they don’t feel the president’s claims will have much bearing on voters in the county.

“Our process has been working, and it’s proven to work,” Gotlieb said.

“There are a lot of states setting up mail voting processes on the fly this year, and those are the ones I might worry about.”

Mallory said if anything, the president’s claims might push voters to vote earlier and pay more attention to the process.

“If people take their anxiety about this election and vote sooner, that’s a silver lining,” Mallory said. “As people in politics and policy, we want everyone’s voice heard.”

A muskrat swims around in Grasmere Lake in Denver’s Washington Park.

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happen to me.

I was born in 1950 in Shreveport, Louisiana. When I grew up, I was taught not to look in the eyes of a white man. To look away from white women.

We couldn’t sit in restaurants.

In many places we couldn’t use the bathroom. We had the back of the bus and separate water fountains. There were even segregated outhouses.

I thought the whole world was like that. But at 22, in the Air Force, I traveled all over the world. It broadened my understanding. I’m very grateful. How else would I have seen Thailand, the Philippines, Hawaii? Everything my parents couldn’t give me, the military did.

Son of the South found perspective in Air Force ‘No rank in death’ I’m a caretaker at Fort Logan National Cemetery. My primary job is setting headstones. We lay them in precise rows, and I dig each one by hand. We set corner stones, then survey straight lines and lay string along them to measure them out.

This place represents the carryover of military precision into all things. It should look a certain way. It needs to be clean. If I see a stick or piece of paper, I stop to pick it up.

But look at the headstones: you will see generals, colonels, lieutenants and privates beside each other. You have no rank in death.

And the dearest thing to my heart is that black, white, Asian and Latino are all buried side by side. There’s no discrimination here.

It means a lot to me to take care of deceased veterans in a dignified way. It’s the first job I’ve had where I can’t wait to get to work. I want to make sure these headstones are set right.

Ashanti Black said his experience in the Air Force taught him about the world beyond the Jim Crow South.

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Reckoning with Vietnam I served in the Air Force, on a base in Thailand during the Vietnam War. I learned this country can get it wrong sometimes. When we get it right, it’s a wonderful thing, because we’re a powerful

protector.

But we never should’ve been in Vietnam. Nobody there knocked down our towers or tried to assassinate our president. They didn’t do anything to us. We intervened in someone else’s civil war. A lot

of innocent people, innocent Americans died for reasons we may never know.

‘I thought the whole world was like that’ Overall, my military experience was the best thing to

‘With malice toward none’ I came to understand that regardless of race, there are good people and bad. I had no animosity toward things that happened in my childhood, because hatred is like a cancer.

I learned to be more respectful, and to be tolerant of ignorance. I can separate myself from it.

I’m thankful to be where I am. I could die today without regrets. “With malice toward none,” as Abraham Lincoln said.

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told I have half an hour to clear out,” said an older man who gave his name as Vegas, as he loaded a shopping cart with clothes.

Several others in the camp said they heard shifting timelines for when the sweep would take place. The camp had swollen in size since Colorado Community Media visited in March.

Barely inside Denver city limits, the camp sat just two blocks north of a similar camp swept by Englewood authorities in 2019.

“They let everyone stay so long that people began accumulating the necessities of life,” Vegas said. “Cookware.

Supplies. People had started to enterprise — doing day labor, painting gigs, hauling scrap.”

Vegas called the sweep chaotic. He said each time he ventured from his camp to speak to representatives of city departments, he would return to find more of his belongings gone.

“These are supposed to be civil servants,” he said. “They’re nothing but thieves.”

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Things like family photos, from before Butterfield wound up living on the streets. Poetry she and her sister wrote. Drawings done by her mom, who died in 2014.

Butterfield was one of numerous residents of a sprawling homeless camp in Denver that stretched along East South Platte River Drive between Dartmouth and Harvard avenues.

Composed of dozens of tents, RVs and campers, the camp was sandwiched into a narrow stretch of grass between the South Platte River and the barbed wire-topped fence of a sewage treatment plant.

On the morning of Sept. 15, Englewood and Denver police blocked off the street at both ends of the camp, making way for an armada of trucks, trailers and garbage trucks.

Over the next several hours, staff from the Denver Fire Department, as well as the Denver Department of Public Health and Environment and the Department of Transportation and Infrastructure, dismantled the camp.

‘Losing everything’ By early afternoon, a handful of stragglers remained. Butterfield was one of several who told Colorado Community Media that despite promises from Denver city staff to store their belongings for later retrieval, it was clear many items had been thrown out.

None said they had any idea where they would sleep that night.

“It’s just inhumane,” Butterfield said through tears as a garbage truck rumbled away. “If everyone, if whitecollar people had to go through losing everything, maybe they wouldn’t keep doing this to us.”

Many of those who had been staying in the camp said they knew the sweep was inevitable, especially after the Aug. 25 knife slaying of Joe Hix, who had been living in the camp. Englewood Police have yet to announce any arrests in the slaying that occurred in Englewood just south of the camp.

In an email, Englewood Police spokesman Sgt. Tracy Jones said the department mainly provided security for the sweep, and said the action was unrelated to the Hix homicide investigation.

‘Wonderful people’ Greg Pixley, a captain with the Denver Fire Department, said the sweep was heartbreaking but necessary.

“These are wonderful people,”

Seen from across the South Platte River, a Denver city worker walks through a homeless camp during a sweep.

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Stephanie Wallace said she had no idea where she would go after authorities swept the homeless camp where she had been living, but said shelters can be more dangerous than the streets for a woman on her own.

Pixley said as he walked through the remains of the camp. “You know what they did when we showed up this morning? They offered us breakfast.”

Pixley said recent inspections of the camp had found 91 gallons of gasoline — to power numerous small generators and the still-running vehicles in the camp — in a variety of containers, often stored in close proximity to propane tanks used for cookstoves. Tents were too close together, exacerbating the fire hazard. Health officials found problems with garbage and human waste.

Crews counted 25 trailers, 50 residents and dozens of tents on the day of the sweep, Pixley said.

“The proximity of all those people, all those tents, all that fuel presented a serious hazard,” Pixley said. “People here are trying their best, but we have to do our best as firefighters.”

Why not provide portable toilets, trash receptacles and other sanitation services to the camp?

“We’ve tried that in some places, but the problem becomes access,” Pixley said. “It becomes difficult to empty the Dumpsters. People stop using the toilets if they get too gross.”

Pixley said the sweep was the culmination of weeks of outreach, seeking to connect residents of the camp with resources like numbers for housing agencies, drug and alcohol counseling and assistance signing up for government services before clearing the area.

“It’s unfortunate there’s not a simple, single fix,” he said. “If people let us know what they need, we do our best to help them.”

Social workers accompanied the cleanup crews on the day of the sweep, making efforts to guide camp residents to assistance.

‘Half an hour to clear out’ In practice, camp residents called the outreach efforts sporadic and ineffectual, and said information about the forthcoming sweep was garbled and confusing.

“Last night I heard we had 48 hours, but this morning I wake up and I’m

Where to go?

Farther from the camp, along Santa Fe Drive, Stephanie Wallace said the primary housing advice she was given by aid workers was to call 211, Mile High United Way’s hotline.

But, she said, that isn’t much help.

Local housing authorities are overwhelmed with demand. Many require leaving messages and waiting for a return call, but Wallace doesn’t have a phone. Homeless shelters, she said, “can be more dangerous than the streets” for a young woman on her own.

“We try to stay together” in camps, Wallace said. “I felt safe there. But we get moved out of everywhere.”

Even with robust outreach, homeless camp sweeps do little to combat underlying issues, said Mike Sandgren, who heads Change The Trend, a network of agencies and nonprofits seeking to address homelessness in the south metro area.

“Sweeps of homeless camps are an unfortunate symptom of a deeper problem: the lack of housing options for people who find themselves experiencing homelessness,” Sandgren said in an email. “Sweeps are costly to the taxpayer in that they require time and effort from city officials and law enforcement. Worse, they are deeply disruptive to the homeless community and compound the inherent vulnerability within the experience of homelessness. Until we in the Englewood, Littleton, and Sheridan communities secure a reliable array of housing services, we will continue in a difficult cycle of encampment formation and sweeps.”

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lassic cars and antique fire trucks took to Denver’s streets on Sept. 13 to honor first responders and health-care workers for their continued response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The parade featured members of Mile High Hook & Ladder, which is the Colorado Chapter of the Society for the Preservation & Appreciation of Antique Motor Fire Apparatus in

America; the Collector Car Council of Colorado; the Model T Car Club; and the Denver Fire Department.

Staging took place at George Washington High School in Denver’s Washington Virginia Vale neighborhood. From there, the parade made its way throughout Denver, circling Denver’s fire stations 15, 18 and 19; and four hospitals — Rose Medical Center, Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children, Presbyterian/St. Luke’s Hospital and National Jewish/St. Joseph Hospital.

A parade of antique fire trucks makes its way down Ivy Street in Denver toward Denver Fire Station 19.

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A group holds a sign while driving by Denver Fire Station 19 during a parade on Sept.

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VOICES Instagram and indiscretion are on the shame page

nstagram, Instagram, wherefore art thou, Instagram — and why?

I guess it must be good for something.

QUIET But not a day goes by that someone isn’t DESPERATION apologizing or being shamed, slammed or threatened because of something they posted on Instagram.

Is it worth it to put a comment or photo on Instagram?

People: People are mean. When are you Craig Marshall going to learn?

It sounds like you Smith can troll and run.

Or leave your fingerprints and start a feud.

Why? Who needs this? One billion is who.

I don’t have any evidence, but I am going to pretend I do and say many of us have taken to the internet as never before during the coronavirus as a source of entertainment as well as information.

There sits a celebrity wearing a mask or not wearing a mask, or scoffing at local no-gathering ordinances, hosting a bash.

Remember barbershops? Before appointments became routine, you’d wait your turn and look at magazines and newspapers that you’d never see anywhere else. It’s where I first saw the National Enquirer. The lurid headlines beckoned me.

“Dachshund abducted by aliens, becomes their leader.”

Who isn’t fascinated by the behavior of others?

The behavior of others is credited with the genesis of an expression.

As of May 2019, Instagram had 1 billion users.

I keep noticing celebrities and others apologizing for or pouting about something on their Instagram accounts.

No one is forced into social media, except, I suppose, by the urgency of peer pressure.

But by now it should be apparent that almost anything posted is likely to be subjected to ridicule, flak, and (a word that social media seemed to spawn) shaming.

Yahoo! must think informing us whenever a personality is shamed is a requisite of good journalism.

And it seems some personalities can’t win. I’d name them, but it would just be dogpiling, like ballplayers used to do after a walk-off home run.

Now they simply gather and hop up and down near home plate.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Vote yes on Amendment B When your ballot arrives in the coming weeks, there’s one statewide issue that merits an immediate yes vote. Vote yes on Amendment B, and make an affirmative step to make local government more effective and strengthen financial stability. You can truck down your ballot and perhaps add a no to many of the other issues, involving wolves, gaming and marijuana, but Amendment B is a policy question that will truly make a difference in how government serves its citizens.

Amendment B is the bipartisan effort from the Legislature to repeal the Gallagher Amendment, the archaic formula that forces local governments, special districts especially, to make unrealistic and narrow budgeting decisions, and crushes small businesses with a tax rate that’s more than four times than what’s assessed to homeowners.

Amendment B is on the ballot because legislators and business and nonprofit leaders have recognized that the Gallagher Amendment has so outlived its usefulness that it can’t remain in the Constitution. It has long ceased to be relevant in guiding local government policy.

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WINNING Although I have WORDS personally limited the amount of time I spend reading or watching the news, and have scaled back on the time I spend on certain social media platforms, it seems like I still find news and posts that focus on what seems Michael Norton hopeless instead of what is possible. We all see how some choose to tear others down instead of putting their energy into the encouragement of a better and positive outcome.

Perhaps hope and encouragement are not top of mind for everyone. And if that’s you, it’s OK. We are living in unprecedented times that may have eroded our once hopeful disposition.

And if you find yourself feeling this way, one of the best ways we can regain our hope is to find a way to encourage others around us.

With a little spark of hope and with the encouragement of others, the possibilities of what we can do become endless. Some of us have tremendous hope, but that may have not always been the case. Those who are filled with hope today may have been feeling hopelessness yesterday. And then one

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“What was he thinking?”

Jay Leno famously asked Hugh Grant, “What were you thinking?”

If none of us made bad choices, we’d have no news, no documentaries, no films, no literature, and fewer attorneys.

Human behavior frequently exasperates me. But a person’s weight loss or gain or plastic surgery has never caused me to berate or belittle them online.

One study showed that graffiti is progressive. Someone tags a wall and it gives others permission to do the same.

Likewise, shaming.

There was a back-and-forth debate online about a photo posted by a woman you may know that showed her, fully clothed, with her husband,

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day someone showed them a little encouragement, and with a little encouragement and a little hope, who knows what we can accomplish?

Now imagine that it wasn’t just a little hope and a little bit of encouragement, imagine if we allowed our hearts and minds to be filled with hope, with so much hope that we couldn’t help but feel encouraged and compelled to encourage everyone around us.

When we are of the belief that hope is not a strategy, it may be a good time to reassess our thinking. And if we remain sold on the fact that hope is not a strategy, perhaps we can also believe that hope does give us a tactical advantage in all aspects of life.

Hope is the great activator and has contributed so much to what has been accomplished by others throughout history.

Can we rely simply on hope and encouragement? No, probably not.

However, when we use hope and encouragement as our foundation, and then build upon that foundation with preparation and planning, we will be much better positioned to come through all challenges, adversities, and opportunities that we are facing today.

None of us can truly predict the future. Yet the successful businesses of today are working on the possibilities of tomorrow. They are aware of what is happening in the world today

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Our community is bigger than we think

’ve lived in Littleton for almost 30 years and have had a wonderful life here — close enough to access the arts, facilities, and museums GUEST of Denver, but nice COLUMN and separate from the downtown commotion. Serving our Senate district at the Capitol, however, convinced me that all of us Coloradans are connected. As I learned how rural life was affected by our urban and Linda Newell suburban actions, and vice versa, my paradigm of separateness shifted. I realized that no matter where we lived we are all interconnected with our choices.

Looking out my window this morn-

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and what the potential impact could be, considering the negative impact as well as the positive impact. And the companies that I speak with begin with the hope for a better future and know that one way that they can increase their chances of success is through the positive encouragement of the people on their team who will drive their desired results.

Encouragement ignites hope; Hope activates purpose; Purpose fuels passion; Passion drives performance;

ing and seeing the thick smoke in the air, I was quickly reminded of this in a physical way. I could no longer just worry for my West Coast family members. I had to admit that thousands of miles away from there we are deeply affected as well. I’ve known that the fires in the Amazon forests are killing off habitats that help sustain all of us globally. But I haven’t smelled it or even seen it on the news. Since it wasn’t in my own backyard, I literally put it out of my mind ... because I could. But today, as I was breathing smoke on my walk, I could no longer deny the separateness of these events or the people.

As homelessness continues to “encroach” in the suburbs (as some of my neighbors would say), we are being forced to wake up and smell the coffee for those who have no cup. Before, we suburbanites could ignore those

without homes because it was just in Denver. But now, we’re being thrust into acknowledging that not only do “these people” exist, but also that we are connected to them as fellow humans in community experiencing homelessness.

Then, there’s the pandemic — a beautiful, shining example of how we’re all connected. Whether you do or don’t wear a mask; physically distance; wash your hands, congregate, or travel; etc., your actions can affect me very personally. Through the coronavirus, we are being taught this well (if we’re willing to learn). Ironically, through isolation and mask-wearing, we are hopefully learning that we all live together in an interdependent and connected community. What you do affects me, my family, and my neighbors.

So what do we do now? Well for me, whether I smell smoke or not, I’m

waking up every day with my cup of awareness, more conscious of the illusion of separateness of fires, quarantines, and suburbs or gated communities. We are all connected in this interweb of life, and now our virus, planet, and God are screaming at us to act accordingly before it’s too late. We are not separate just because boundaries on a map tell us so. There is no time left to think or act independently anymore. Lives are on the line in our local and global community, hoping we act responsibly. Will we?

Former Colorado state senator, now with a master’s in Social Justice and Ethics from Iliff School of Theology, Linda Newell is a writer, speaker, facilitator, and filmmaker. Senlindanewell@ gmail.com, www.lindanewell.org, www.senlindanewell.com, @sennewell on Twitter, Senator Linda Newell or @ TheLastBill on Facebook.

Performance leads to results. And after working with individuals and businesses over many years, and especially through the past several months, they all tell me how important hope is and how purpose, passion, and performance are inspired by encouragement and activated by hope. And these are the people and companies whose possibilities are endless as they prepare for whatever comes next.

Here’s the good news: We can choose to be hopeful instead of hopeless. We can choose to be encouraged or discouraged. And we can decide if we want to see the impossible or the possible. What will you choose?

How about you? Hopeful or hopeless? Encouraged or discouraged?

Have you tried encouraging others to provide a little hope? I would love to hear all about your hope and encouragement story at mnorton@tramazing.com. And when we live with hope and encouragement, and recognize

that the possibilities are endless, it really will be a better than good week.

Michael Norton is the grateful CEO of Tramazing.com, a personal and professional coach, and a consultant, trainer, encourager and motivator to businesses of all sizes.

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Timothy Carl Zeiler

May 2, 1942 - June 15, 2020

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fully clothed. It was criticized because of the location of her husband’s hand on her body.

There are far racier hamburger commercials, but for certain conservatives it was highly inappropriate and deserving of backlash.

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“Don’t you own a comb?”

“Looks like you’ve discovered donuts.”

Kids (remember Art Linkletter) say the darndest things. So does everyone else. Some of us even do the darndest things.

Craig Marshall Smith is an artist, educator and Highlands Ranch resident. He can be reached at craigmarshallsmith@comcast.net.

Timothy Carl Zeiler was born on May 2, 1942 to Carl and Clara Zeiler in Kelim, Colorado. He was a super-cute kid with a beautiful head of hair that was frequently commented on. Tim lived east of Loveland with his 4 siblings on the family farm and had many stories of growing up with his good buddies many of whom have remained life-long friends.

After graduating from Loveland high school in 1960, Tim began working on his undergraduate degree at the University of Colorado in Boulder, where he met Karen McMillan.

In 1965, he enlisted as an Army Medic in Vietnam, and was honorably discharged in 1967. In December 1968 he and Karen married and in 1971 celebrated the birth of their first daughter, Rebecca “Becca” Ellen.

In 1972, Time received his Juris doctorate degree from University of Denver and began a successful career in law until the mid 90’s.

In January 1975, the family welcomed their second daughter, Diana Lynne who was affectionately known to him as “Mung”.

In 1982 he and Karen divorced, but he remained involved in Becca and Diana’s lives, attending soccer games, volleyball games, golf tournaments, and track meets. At every opportunity, he and the girls would spend time at

the Loveland farm to enjoy time with their cousins, riding ATV’s, attending the First Congregational Church, and having Kentucky Fried Chicken for family dinner on Sunday afternoons.

Tim made Littleton his home and enjoyed helping the urban farmers in the area when he worked at the feed store downtown after retiring from practicing law. He found a second family at the “Family Bar” where he frequently played chess for fun and money, engaged in lively political debate and dabbled in the art of bartending.

Tim was known for his quick wit, sense of humor, and infectious charm that drew people to him, he had many friends. He was a voracious reader, at times reading a book a day and not realizing he had read a book already until he was halfway through it.

Tim is survived by his four siblings Constance Spreng (Elvin) of Estes Park, David Zeiler (Diane) of Tucson, Arizona, Margie Dodds of Windsor, Steven Zeiler of Tabernash, Daughters Rebecca Ellen of Loveland, Diana Dollaghan (Jim) of Centennial, and grandchildren Nora, Addy and Matthew and many nieces and nephews.

Services are September 25th 10:30 am at Ft. Logan and September 26th at 11 am at First Baptist Church of Loveland.

Funeral Homes Visit: www.memoriams.com

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LOCAL

LIFE

Out of the ordinary

A crowd of kids and adults stands near the barn at 17 Mile House Farm Park, an Arapahoe County park that sits at 8181 S. Parker Road.

Curious sights around metro area tell historic tales

CURIOUS ABOUT A PLACE? Seen an odd or interesting place in the Denver metro area that you’d like to know more about? Email earnold@coloradocommunitymedia.com or call 303-5664109, and we might look into it for you.

BY ELLIS ARNOLD EARNOLD@COLORADOCOMMUNITYMEDIA.COM

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ith many Coloradans still avoiding large crowds with the continued risk of COVID-19, some may be taking a better look at what’s in their neighborhood — or even driving around with no particular place to go.

Wandering eyes may pick up on odd or unusual sights in the Denver metro area — such as a Native American tipi near an upscale suburban neighborhood or, say, a 30-foot cowboy statue overlooking a busy city road.

Here’s the story behind some sights that may inspire curiosity around the Denver metro area.

A cowboy on Federal Those who have driven north of Denver on North Federal Boulevard may have been struck with the sight of a giant cowboy looming over the traffic.

“I have people who pull over and want to take pictures of him, especially with tourists,” said Jeffry Cook, park manager at Rustic Ranch Mobile Home and RV Park.

The park just south of Interstate 76 is home to the detailed cowboy statue, which was originally intended as part of an amusement park that never materialized, according to an old news article clipping Cook has. But it ended up as part of the mobile home park instead.

Built in the 1950s by Colorado artist John Sutton, the cowboy has become something of a local landmark. Cook, 54, remembers seeing the statue as a child.

“A fun fact for you is that the ‘American Pickers’ came to this park,” Cook said, referring to the show on the His-

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wasn’t there tomorrow, everybody would be knocking on my door asking where the cowboy went,” Cook said.

The park sits just outside northwest Denver in unincorporated Adams County, near Arvada and Westminster.

Adams City High School sits along North Quebec Parkway near East 72nd Avenue. The name Adams City is a relic of an area that is now part of Commerce City. PHOTO BY ELLIS ARNOLD

A Native American tipi at Plains Conservation Center on East Hampden Avenue.

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tory Channel. The show tried to buy the cowboy several years ago, according to Cook.

In the mobile home park’s 106 units, most residents have lived at the park

for at least 20 to 25 years, Cook estimates. He hopes the cowboy carries some sentimental meaning for those who call the place home.

“I guarantee you that if the cowboy

Tipi along the prairie Along Aurora’s east edge, not far from east Centennial, stands a large gate that bears the word “Plains.”

It’s the entrance to Plains Conservation Center, a nature preserve and educational center that houses replicas of a Native American tipi camp and homestead village, showcasing life on the plains in the late 1800s, according to the City of Aurora’s website.

The center encompasses more than 1,100 acres of short-grass prairie with views of the Rocky Mountains, located at 21901 E. Hampden Ave., west of toll highway E-470.

In June 1950, the land was deeded to what became the West Arapahoe Conservation District, and the land was formally christened the Plains Conservation Center, according to the center’s website.

In 1997, 1,100 acres were sold to the City of Aurora to remain as passiveuse open space, with the center continuing to manage the land and offer programs, the site says.

Adams City?

North metro residents may be familiar with Adams City High School, which sits along North Quebec Parkway near East 72nd Avenue.

But the name Adams City doesn’t denote an actual city — the school sits in Commerce City.

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Exhibits coming at new facility in Denver Botanic Gardens

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Saturdays and Sundays noon to 4 p.m. Opening reception Oct. 2, 5-9. It features area artists, including Craig Robb, whose work is in the City of Littleton collection.

he new Freyer-Newman Center at the Denver Botanic Gardens, York Street, has several exhibits starting Sept. 26.

Timed tickets must be reserved online. Masks will be required. “From the Vault: WonSONYA’S ders and Oddities from the Gardens’ SAMPLER Collections” and “Garden and Haven: Botanical Art and Illustration” will run through Nov. 8. “Pink Lemonade Hope: Works

by Koko Bayer” and “Ghost Forest: Works by Melanie Walker will run Sonya Ellingboe through Dec. 6. The Freyer-Newman Center is the final step in the Garden’s four-phase development plan.

Reservations or more information: botanicgardens.org.

Weekends on Main Littleton’s Main Street restaurants will host outdoor dining on Friday evenings and all day Saturday through October, with the street closed for diners, strollers, shoppers ...

Aurora Fox “Real, live human beings” will enjoy a show at the Aurora Fox called “Tomfoolery: The Words and Music of Tom Lehrer,” adapted by Cameron Mackintosh and Robin Ray. New ticketing software automates the socially distanced seating. Masks will be required. Performances at 7:30 p.m.

Thursday, Friday, Saturday and 2 p.m.

Sunday, through Oct. 11. 303-739-1970, aurorafox.org.

The new Freyer-Newman Center at Denver Botanic Gardens opens Sept. 26 with an exhibit called “Garden and Haven: Botanical Art and Illustration.” COURTESY PHOTO

Group show “Synchronicity: An Acausal Connec-

tion of Meaning” will be exhibited in the Elevation Room of Pasternack’s Art Hub, 6851 W. Colfax Ave., Lakewood. Open Fridays 5 to 9 p.m. and

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Liquor — still carries the area’s old name along with Adams City Middle School.

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The Adams City name dates back to an area that was laid out around 1902 with developers hoping that Adams County’s seat — the city or town that serves as a county’s governmental center — would be established there, according to the Commerce City Historical Society.

But Brighton was elected as the county seat in November 1904. Adams City never became a town and was vacated by 1922, the historical society’s website says.

The South Adams County Volunteer Fire Department was founded in 1942, and Adams City was beginning to redevelop with new houses being built. In 1946-47, Adams County School District 14 was formed from surrounding schools, with the first official class from Adams City High School graduating in 1949, according to the website. That school took the place of Union High School, the region’s earlier school, according to an unofficial website for Adams City High alumni and a timeline by the historical society.

The South Adams County Water and Sanitation District was formed in 1951 at the same time Denver was considering annexing, or taking control of, the south Adams area. A plan to incorporate all of southern Adams County — meaning to declare the area as its own city or town — was developed, according to the historical society. In July 1952, a group of about 300 residents voted for incorporation of Commerce Town, comprising neighborhoods such as Rose Hill, Adams City, Dupont and Irondale. , Commerce Town annexed part of the Derby area in 1962, increasing the population fourfold. That was enough for the town to gain status as a city, and its name was then changed to Commerce City, according to the historical society.

At least one business — Adams City

Four Mile, 17 Mile, 20 Mile Drivers who frequent South Parker Road may recall a large barn a short drive south of East Arapahoe Road.

Located just south of Centennial, the 17 Mile House is one of several inns that emerged along Cherry Creek for travelers and freighters when the 1859-60 gold rush caused large-scale settlement of the state, according to the Arapahoe County website.

The property is an Arapahoe County park that sits at 8181 S. Parker Road, just north of the Town of Parker.

The “mile houses” sat every two to three miles along the Cherokee/ Smoky Hill wagon trails from Kansas, named based on their distance to the intersection of Colfax Avenue and North Broadway in Denver, according to the website. Out of the original six mile houses, only 17 Mile House and Four Mile House exist in their entirety today, the website says. The buildings also included Seven Mile House, Nine Mile House, 12 Mile House and 20 Mile House, according to the National Register of Historic Places.

At mile houses, travelers could get a meal, spend the night, rest their animals and have minor repairs made to coaches or wagons, according to the Arapahoe County website.

The 17 Mile barn was constructed in the late 1870s, according to a county news release.

Construction likely began on what was to become the 20 Mile House around the mid-to-late 1860s, according to the Parker Area Historical Society.

The old 20 Mile House property continued to be a working farm until the mid-1990s, when the property was acquired by developers. Eventually, the cinderblock portion was torn down and the small plot of land on which the 20 Mile House structure was built was donated to the Town of Parker. With the help of the historical society, the original post office portion

Benchmark Theatre Benchmark Theatre announced its inaugural WorkBench Project: “National Bohemians” by Luke Sorge.

Director is Warren Sherrill Performances: Nov. 13-15 and 20-22. A first look at a play in development ... and “Fever Dream Festival”: a 48-hour playwriting adventure Dec. 11-12. Call Hayley Johnson at 303-519-9059 for tickets. Benchmark is at 1560 S. Teller St., Lakewood. See benchmarktheatre. com.

Colorado Theatre Guild Colorado Theatre Guild has elected actor and director Betty Hart as presi-

dent. Other board members are: T. David Rutherford, Lia Kozatch, Iliana Lucero Barron.

Castle Rock Writers The Castle Rock Writers host an upcoming conference, “Zoom to Success,” on Saturday, Sept. 26, from 8 a.m. to noon. They say they will have space for last-minute participants.

Four tracks will include: fiction/nonfiction/middle grade/children’s and poetry. Registration: $20. Scholarship available — call 303-521-8615. A manuscript critique is available for $25.

Prose writers submit 10 pages; poets submit five poems, totaling less than 10 pages. Information: 303-521-8615.

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Lone Tree Lone Tree Arts Center opens up Oct. 16-18 with a performance by the Motones and Jerseys in a 1960s musical battle, emceed by Mary Louise Lee; Adam Pascal: So Far on Oct. 24; and Rene Heredia’s Flamenco Fantasy Theatre on Oct. 25. Call for tickets: 720509-1000 or lonetreeartscenter.org.

Reminder “Brought to Light” a group exhibit by area artists at Spark Gallery, 900 Santa Fe Drive, Denver. Open Friday and Saturday, noon to 5 p.m. and Sunday, 1-4 p.m.

The 30-foot cowboy statue at the entrance to Rustic Ranch Mobile Home and RV Park on North Federal Boulevard Sept. 12. The cowboy was originally intended as part of an amusement park that never materialized, according to an old news article clipping that the park manager has held onto.

PHOTO BY ELLIS ARNOLD was restored and surrounded by a small park, according to the historical society’s website.

The 20 Mile Post Office sits on Mainstreet, a short drive west of Parker

Road — and close to Twenty Mile Road.

Four Mile Historic Park sits in Denver, a short drive from South Colorado Boulevard and Leetsdale Drive.

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Book offers tour of Denver’s beer history from home New volume captures the Gold Rush launch of city’s brewing scene

BY JOHN FRANK THE COLORADO SUN

A year after Denver was founded in 1858, the city’s first brewery opened.

The local newspaper declared the first batch of beer from the Rocky Mountain Brewery “the best we ever tasted” — surely in part because of the free keg delivered to its offices.

Today, the history seems quite fitting given that Denver now ranks as one of the nation’s best beer cities.

But the city’s beer fortunes didn’t always look so frothy, as Jonathan Shikes writes in his new book, “Denver Beer: A History of Mile High Brewing.”

The book covers more than 150 years of brewing history, capturing the hardship faced by the German immigrants who started the city’s first breweries during the gold rush, the dark days of Prohibition that nearly extinguished the industry and the pioneers of craft beer who revived the legacy.

The best part: You can still taste the history today. And the beer is much better now, too.

One recent afternoon, Shikes agreed to take me on a virtual brewery tour of Denver’s past and present and described how each contributed to the current beer scene.

Given the pandemic, the safest way to enjoy a beer crawl right now is at home. So the socially distanced tasting took place in his backyard and featured five breweries that sell beer to-go.

Tivoli Brewing The journey started with Denver’s oldest brewery and one of its newest, Tivoli Brewing. The founders of Rocky Mountain Brewery sold to the owner of Tivoli. The brewery was one of the few that endured through Prohibition and made the most popular beer among locals for decades before it closed in 1969.

“Tivoli’s roots go back to the very first brewery and it was also the longest lasting one,” explained Shikes, who also writes about beer for Westword. “It was what everybody drank in Denver in the 40s, the 50s and 60s.”

A reborn Tivoli launched in 2012 at its old home on the Auraria higher education campus downtown, making a mix of old world and newfangled styles. Owner Corey Marshall acquired the trademarks for the old Denver breweries and beers, rooting the revamped brewery firmly in the past.

A good example was the beer Shikes poured: Sigi’s Bock, named for Moritz Sigi, who founded Colorado Brewery in 1864 and built part of the building

Great Divide Brewing in Denver is one of the latest breweries to enter the hazy IPA category.

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Tivoli took over. The traditional German Bock is a lager, much like most of the beers in Denver in the late 19th century. And it features fire-kilned malt — a bygone in today’s world of electric and gas — that lends a smoky depth to the rich caramel flavor, perfectly encapsulating then and now.

Wynkoop Brewing For the second stop, we fast-forwarded all the way to 1988 and the founding of the state’s first brewpub, Wynkoop Brewing in the Lower Downtown neighborhood.

It was Denver’s first new brewery since Prohibition ended in 1933.

(Shikes said it’s possible other breweries launched after but he couldn’t find records about them and they no longer exist.) Wynkoop stood out from the crowd.

“A small brewery making its own beer was just a concept people didn’t understand,” Shikes said. “There was Coors and Miller and Schlitz and Bud and all those guys — but nobody made their own beer in a restaurant.”

The response was overwhelming.

On opening day, people were lined up around the block, in part because Wynkooop served beer at a pre-Prohibition price of 25 cents. The catch: At first the brewery made only traditional English cask ales, served warm at 55 degrees and flat from a cask.

The beer we tasted — Colorojo, an imperial red ale — fits the brewery’s malt tradition but pairs it with a resiny hop bitterness. Thankfully, the brewery filled the crowler cold and carbonated.

John Hickenlooper, one of the brewpub’s founders and the former Denver mayor and governor, deserves a lot of credit for promoting the city’s beer scene and helping to make it what it is today, Shikes argued.

“I think he’s probably the single most important person in Denver beer history,” Shikes said. “He didn’t just found the very first craft brewery here, but he promoted it nationwide

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COURTESY PHOTO VIA THE COLORADO SUN and helped other breweries. He just was a constant pitch man.”

Great Divide Brewing When Brian Dunn opened Great Divide Brewing, not too long after Wynkoop, he “thought he was too late to the game,” Shikes said.

The year was 1994. But Dunn found a niche model that soon established Great Divide as one of the most prominent breweries from Colorado. “He started that different business model here of packaging,” Shikes said. “You could come in and taste his beers and then take them home.”

Still, it took a bit for Great Divide to get established. The early beers were “hugely over the top,” Shikes said. A prime example is the Yeti imperial stout we tasted. The beer’s logo is more emblematic of Colorado beer than any other, but it was an acquired love.

“Brian went around trying to sell it to restaurants, and they were like, ‘What the (heck) is this?’” Shikes said.

“It was this crazy 10% ABV dark beer.

They said, ‘No one is going to buy this.’”

Of course, eventually everyone did.

The rich chocolate and coffee aroma and roasted dark flavor in the original Yeti still stands out, even if stouts are typically sweeter now and loaded with adjunct ingredients, like coconut, marshmallows and spices.

Despite their envelope-pushing past, Great Divide eventually adapted to the modern trends and even will release a pumpkin Yeti version in August. And a new focus on small-batch beers helps one of the oldest Denver breweries stay relevant today.

“They are one of the oldest, most well-known breweries,” Shikes said.

“Them, Breckenridge and Wynkoop — that’s the trifecta of old powerhouses here.”

Black Project Spontaneous & Wild Ales One chapter on modern Denver beer in Shikes’ book is titled “Sours and Social Media.” Black Project Spontaneous & Wild Ales is the poster child.

“They were just a brewery that pushed things enormously forward in the modern beer scene. Spontaneous fermentation was something totally different,” he said. “Their ability to market themselves was a big deal. And it came just as the demand for sour beers was exploding.”

The brewery, located on South Broadway in Denver, specializes in spontaneous fermentation, a process that exposes the wort to the natural air where wild yeast and bacteria can

work their magic. The huge additions of fruit into the beer also added a twist.

When it started, the novel approach generated long lines for beer releases and supersized aftermarket prices online. The beer we tasted was Butcher, a sour golden ale aged on second-use cherries and raspberries in barrels, first brewed in February 2019. The funky and light-fruit flavor, paired with the tartness of the sour style, certainly made for a complex sip.

“Before them people were making sours,” Shikes said, “… but they really helped launch things in a different direction that everyone wanted to follow up on.”

Cerebral Brewing To capture another element of the current Denver beer scene, Shikes points to Cerebral Brewing, located just off East Colfax Avenue in the Congress Park neighborhood.

“Cerebral is a classic modern beer story for Denver, in that it is a local taproom started by a homebrewer — his first business venture — who found a good spot in a great neighborhood. That’s a very Denver story,” Shikes said.

When Cerebral opened in 2015, founder Sean Buchan didn’t feel beholden to standard styles on the market. He went a different direction and is well known for hazy IPAs. “Like a lot of these homebrewers … he didn’t feel like he needed to be constrained by tradition or anything else,” Shikes said. “And that (beer) was hot in the homebrewing scene.”

The brewery became a trendsetter and keeps innovating with adjunct stouts and oak-aged lagers. “He continues to push,” Shikes said of Buchan. “He has a way of being on trend before it becomes a trend.”

A good example was the one we tasted, Smile With Your Eyes. Packed in a 16-ounce can, it’s a collaboration beer brewed with New Image Brewing in Arvada. The double dry-hopped Triple IPA was made with blueberry blossom honey.

Like other hazy IPAs, it pops with tropical fruit flavors and a softer bitterness than the traditional style.

It’s a far cry from the simple lagers of yesteryear Denver beer, but an indication of how far the industry has come in 161 years.

This story is from The Colorado Sun, a journalist-owned news outlet based in Denver and covering the state. Used by permission. For more, and to support The Colorado Sun, visit coloradosun. com.

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Arts center adjusts to world of restrictions Current theater production is being staged outdoors at Hudson Gardens

BY SONYA ELLINGBOE SELLINGBOE@COLORADOCOMMUNITYMEDIA.COM

When the world closed down last spring, Littleton’s Town Hall Arts Center closed a production of “Barefoot in the Park” a week early and started on a different kind of journey. The board of directors, led by J.D. McCrumb, determined to keep the staff on board and met to think about the nonprofit’s future.

“We decided to keep in a holding pattern,” McCrumb said when we met for coffee last week. “We hoped for a June or August opening of “Almost Heaven” in Town Hall and made the arrangement with Hudson Gardens just three weeks ago ... We were given an opportunity to think differently — which will carry over into the future.”

Fortunately, the board’s careful management has resulted in a balance in the bank.

A new connection will result in the Stanton Gallery being filled by artworks provided by the Littleton Fine Arts Guild, which operates the nearby Depot Art Gallery. The building will be open during box office hours and during future performances.

“Almost Heaven,” focused on the music of John Denver, had been scheduled for spring 2020 at Town Hall. Directed by Nick Sugar, it was rehearsed, costumed and ready to go when things had to close ... and there has been a bit of recasting.

But it opened in Hudson Gardens’ Rose Garden with live music and had sold out its first two weekends before the opening night. “Nick Sugar has been on a journey with us,” McCrumb said. “Hudson Gardens has been fabulous to work with.”

They roped out the lawn and figured how to seat 75 people in six-by-six-foot pods that are six feet apart. Each will hold a blanket or a couple of chairs for people from a family or related group.

There will be a total of 21 performances. “The John Denver show is perfect — hope comes through music.”

No season announcement yet As the nonprofit organization,

Cast performs “Almost Heaven” near Hudson Gardens’ Rose Garden. housed in Littleton’s historic Town Hall building, looks forward, “we want to produce live theater,” McCrumb continued, but will not announce a season at present. They will look for plays with a small cast — small-scale musical productions to perform in their downtown space on Littleton’s Main Street.

Two variances will be requested from Arapahoe County, which spells out the new rules for gathering inside.

(Town Hall’s auditorium holds 260 — probably 50 tickets will be available.)

Audience seats will be limited and there’s also a problem with separating actors from audience in this venue — those who have enjoyed a performance in the front row will recall times when a performer was almost in one’s lap!

Lots of measuring tapes are in order this year!

“It’s a gamble for us,” McCrumb said. “We may have to reschedule be-

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Looking ahead to in-house performances — future theater sets will be smaller and simpler, with not much overhead for each production. A production of 21 to 25 shows could break even, the board thinks.

And there have in the past been a second set of small concerts that played between theatrical productions. People bought tickets for them, when buying season tickets, but attendance was poor. Rethinking will happen here ... “I can’t say enough about the amazing staff, actors, designers ... everyone working there is right for the job,” McCrumb enthused.

There is no executive director at the moment and no search in process yet.

“When it’s financially prudent and operationally necessary, the board will bring someone on”... McCrumb also spoke of an increased interest from potential board members. The board has three priorities for the year:  Continue a focus on quality programming.  Enhance the patron experience.  Raise Town Hall’s profile in the community.

“It’s an economic driver for downtown Littleton and a force for kids in the school system. Whether you like art or not, we demonstrate relevance.”

Benefits of education program The educational program, headed

by Robert Michael Sanders, has so many benefits, McCrumb stated. “It teaches children to dialogue, solve problems, meet different people, speak in public. Studies have shown that as school districts have to slash budgets, kids exposed to the arts do better across the board. We want to stay in touch.” Sanders and program manager Matthew Kepler, who connects with what is going on regionally, are among staff members the board leans on.

In the past, some casting decisions have been criticized (i.e., not Latino

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IF YOU GO Go to TownHallArtsCenter.org for tickets to “Almost Heaven: The Songs of John Denver,” or call 303-794-2787, ext. 5. Performances at Hudson Gardens are at 7 p.m.

Thursday, Friday, Saturday; 2 p.m. Sunday through Oct. 11. Free parking at Hudson Gardens, 6115 S. Santa Fe Drive, Littleton. actors in “West Side Story”), but McCrumb is convinced that “the vast majority of roles can be played by any actor. It’s about politics, not talent.

We will look at shows that we can cast appropriately and widen the potential cast as we move out of COVID. Selections will hold to values we preach.

We will reach out to current audiences about material they wish for.”

Production of new plays is not in Town Hall’s mission, he continued.

Perhaps there will be some “smaller in-between shows, as we’re able.”

Going show by show, the next challenge is “what we can do with a holiday slant.” The board wants to reach audiences who may not now be comfortable with seeing live theater — it may not be on their radar ...

On THAC’s YouTube is “Behind the Mask,” with 3-4 minute recordings by different performers — all paid, McCrumb emphasizes.

“It’s not exclusive, we’re not spending a lot on promoting ... but hope to bridge a generation gap.

“Robert Michael Sanders is a treasure. He rebuilt the education program and offered it virtually and free.

We have a student from as far away as New Hampshire! A small group of students has learned dialects, improv, expanded speaking skills. It’s a priority of mine to build it up,” McCrumb said.

“We’re not making money now, but I’m optimistic! We’re exploring how to offer something no one else is. Eighty percent of revenue is from ticket sales.

Some other cities (Parker, Lone Tree) contribute a larger part of the budget.

We have a goal of raising $100,000 by Oct. 1!”

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‘This is the gem of the county’ Sandstone Ranch paths can be used for hiking, cycling, horseback riding

BY ELLIOTT WENZLER EWENZLER@COLORADOCOMMUNITYMEDIA.COM

A more than 2,000-acre property in southern Douglas County that was once destined for residential development is now open to the public with 12 miles of trails for hiking, bicycling and horseback riding.

Sandstone Ranch, which was purchased by the county in January 2018, sits in the foothills between Denver and Colorado Springs. The property, adjacent to Pike National Forest, features mountain views, red rock formations, wildlife and a historic ranching operation.

The land, once owned by a residential development company, was slated to become a neighborhood until the housing market crashed in 2008, said open space director Cheryl Matthews. Then, the land was put on the market.

In 2017, the owner decreased the price to $18.75 million and the county was able to purchase it.

The Chatfield Reservoir Mitigation Company contributed $6 million to the project in order to mitigate environmental impacts caused by the increase in water supply in the reservoir. Funding also came from the Douglas County Open Space Sales and Use Tax. The county is also in the process of receiving Great Outdoors Colorado funds for

An informational board sits at a viewpoint in Sandstone Ranch. the project.

“We all know this is the gem of the county,” Commissioner Roger Partridge said. “It’s amazing how there are so many people around the whole metro area who know about Sandstone Ranch.”

The Douglas Land Conservancy will hold a conservation easement on the property, ensuring that the land remains open space.

“We’ve had to look at this from the aspect of how to open this to the public but also protect it,” Partridge said. “Because it can easily be overused. That’s been the hardest thing.”

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PHOTOS BY ELLIOTT WENZLER Plan are available at douglas.co.us/ sandstone-ranch.

“When we came through here and looked I thought it was amazing and then we would go around a curve and I thought ‘this is even more amazing,’” Commissioner Lora Thomas said about the first time she came to the space. “It’s all possible because in Douglas County, we believe in partnership.”

All of the available trails will be multi-use.

“We have a big county with a lot of citizens and age ranges and interests. This is good for horseback riding, biking, families and bringing dogs out on leash,” Commissioner Abe Laydon said.

One portion of the property will continue to operate as a ranch, Matthews said.

“Get out there and enjoy it,” Mat-

A gazebo is available at the trailhead of Sandstone Ranch.

Douglas County adds new open space Ditmars Ranch is now protected under a conservation easement

BY ELLIOTT WENZLER EWENZLER@COLORADOCOMMUNITYMEDIA.COM

A 1,500-acre ranch in Douglas County is now protected open space after the purchase of a conservation easement on the property was completed in an Aug. 11 business meeting.

The purchase of Ditmars Ranch was funded by the Conservation Fund and Douglas County, which each contributed $1 million. The Douglas County portion came from the portion of sales

tax earmarked for open space.

“The ability to have this funding is thanks to the public,” Commissioner Roger Partridge said.

The land has an evergreen forest and grasslands. It serves as a habitat for elk, mule deer, pronghorn, black bear, mountain lion and bighorn sheep.

The land will still be privately owned and will operate as a cattle ranch. Four times per year, the public will be able to enter the land during guided hikes on the property.

With this easement, there are now 35,000 acres of preserved land in the South I-25 Conservation Corridor, according to a Douglas County press release.

The conservation easement will be held by Douglas Land Conservancy.

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Tennis tourney sets seedings for state Player sees returning serves, fearless play as needed tactics for win

BY JIM BENTON JBENTON@COLORADOCOMMUNITYMEDIA.COM

Jackson Scott played his type of tennis on Sept. 17 in the finals of the Region 5 boys tennis tournament at the Heritage High School tennis courts.

Scott, Heritage’s No. 3 singles player, recorded a straight-set victory to win the regional championship and the Eagles captured the regional team title.

“I played pretty good,” said Scott.

“I finally played my game which was good. Previously I strayed away from my game. I was just trying to hit the ball hard and just trying to hit winners. Now I’m playing more consistent.”

The top two individuals and teams in all seven divisions of the regionals advance to the state tournament, so all that was to be determined in the Region 5 finals were state seedings and regional championships.

Heritage qualified all 11 of its players and had two singles players and four doubles teams emerge as regional champions, “There’s no doubt we feel good about how we played,” said Heritage coach Chad Hanson. “Maybe the best way to

Joey Pontiff of Heritage returns a shot during the Region 5 finals which were played Sept. 17 at Heritage High School.

Nick Bowers of Chatfield defeated Pontiff, 7-5, 2-6, 6-3 in the title match. put it is that we are happy but not satisfied. The goal is to get better every day and not just to win regionals but to compete at the state tournament.

This was a step in that progress.”

Regional champions will be seeded one-through-eight for the state tournament while the second-place finishers will get the nine-16 seeds.

“The regional was to decide who is regional champ in each position and as a team to win the regional championship,” said Hanson. “If you win the region you get a top eight seed and if you don’t you get a bottom eight seed.

That makes a lot of difference. It is a real important because you want to make sure you get a top eight seed so you can play a bottom eight seed in the

Heritage senior Jackson Scott returns a volley during the Region 5 boys tennis finals, which were held Sept. 17 at Heritage High School. Scott defeated Boulder’s Nathaniel Spillmann, 6-2, 6-4, to win the regional championship.

PHOTOS BY JIM BENTON first round. You have a better chance of moving on.”

Besides Scott, the Eagles’ No. 1 singles player Chase Walters won a three-set regional finale and all four doubles teams were crowned regional champs.

The No.1 doubles duo of Logan Dailey and Zach Marshall prevailed in the regional finals as did the Eagles’

No. 2 doubles team of Sam Ament and Mason Helms, the No. 3 combination of Zach Crum and James Zieper and the No.4 combo of Caleb Jessen and Lars Lundberg.

The Class 5A state tournament will be held Oct. 25-26 at the Gates Tennis Center in Denver.

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Football, field hockey, spirit gain approval for fall

BY JESSE PAUL THE COLORADO SUN

Gov. Jared Polis and the Colorado High School Activities Association on Sept. 16 signed off on allowing high school football and field hockey games to happen in the fall despite the coronavirus.

Schools have the option of resuming the sports in the coming weeks if they are ready, or waiting until the spring.

CHSAA’s board met to decide whether to move forward with the seasons after the Polis administration earlier in the day approved variances to allow the sports to resume. By a 12-3 vote, the board decided to allow schools to resume the sports under the variances.

“We are in a pandemic,” Troy Baker, president of CHSAA’s board of directors and the athletic director at Buena Vista High School, said in a written statement. “It’s not normal times.

We’re all trying to find a way to navigate through it, with the hope of trying to find some normalcy in our lives.

There isn’t a guide of how to do this.”

Sideline spirit — also known as cheer — will also be allowed to resume in the fall.

Under variances approved by state, all participants who are not actively playing or performing must wear masks and be 6 feet apart. Players and performers may not go into spectator areas and are required to observe mask-wearing and social-distancing

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Hanson tried to answer the question about the keys to a successful showing at the state tournament.

“No doubt that returning serve is a huge key, because those players, maybe the biggest thing that sets them apart is their serves,” he related.

“They all can serve. The second thing would be no fear. You have to play

rules while traveling to games.

The variances approved by Polis’ team allow for 50 players per sideline to be on the field during a football game.

In field hockey, the variance allows for 25 players per sideline, per game.

“We have worked closely with CHSAA to approve their request, issue guidelines and assist in creating a process that supports a return to football, field hockey and cheer,” Polis said in a written statement.

The governor and CHSAA have been facing pressure across the state to allow more high school sports to resume. Many districts have or are about to resume in-person classes.

Earlier this month, Polis said he thought there was an opening for high school football to resume in the fall.

CHSAA initially balked at the idea.

Some high school sports have already resumed, like golf and cross country.

CHSAA has requested variances for gymnastics, boys soccer, spirit, girls volleyball and unified bowling, which are traditionally played during the fall season. The Polis administration is still considering how to move forward on those sports.

If coronavirus transmission in a county starts to rise too quickly, schools there would no longer be allowed to offer football, field hockey and cheer.

This story is from The Colorado Sun, a journalist-owned news outlet based in Denver and covering the state. Used by permission. For more, and to support The Colorado Sun, visit coloradosun. com. without fear. You are going to have to move in when the ball is coming right at you and play fearless.”

The modified state tournament will be two days instead of three and there will be no playbacks.

“There’s no playbacks this year so seedings are going to be big,” said Scott.

“You need to play your best and don’t let the other team effect how you play. And pretty much just have fun too. It’s not very often you get to go to state.”

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To Whom It May Concern: This Notice is given with regard to the following described Deed of Trust:

Public Trustees

On June 29, 2020, the undersigned Public Trustee caused the Notice of Election and Demand relating to the Deed of Trust described below to be recorded in the County of Arapahoe records.

COMBINED NOTICE - PUBLICATION CRS §38-38-103 FORECLOSURE SALE NO. 0172-2020 To Whom It May Concern: This Notice is given with regard to the following described Deed of Trust: On June 30, 2020, the undersigned Public Trustee caused the Notice of Election and Demand relating to the Deed of Trust described below to be recorded in the County of Arapahoe records.

Original Grantor(s) JOEL RYAN Original Beneficiary(ies) FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DENVER, A DIVISION OF FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SANTA FE Current Holder of Evidence of Debt FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DENVER, A DIVISION OF FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SANTA FE, N/K/A SUNFLOWER BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Date of Deed of Trust June 03, 2015 County of Recording Arapahoe Recording Date of Deed of Trust June 03, 2015 Recording Information (Reception No. and/or Book/Page No.) D5057989 Original Principal Amount $458,100.00 Outstanding Principal Balance $293,425.50 Pursuant to CRS §38-38-101(4)(i), you are hereby notified that the covenants of the deed of trust have been violated as follows: failure to pay principal and interest when due together with all other payments provided for in the evidence of debt secured by the deed of trust and other violations thereof.

THE LIEN FORECLOSED MAY NOT BE A FIRST LIEN. LOT 1, BLOCK 5, EUCLID HEIGHTS FILING NO. 2 SUBDIVISION, COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE, STATE OF COLORADO. Also known by street and number as: 6606 S APACHE DRIVE, LITTLETON, CO 80120.

THE PROPERTY DESCRIBED HEREIN IS ALL OF THE PROPERTY CURRENTLY ENCUMBERED BY THE LIEN OF THE DEED OF TRUST. NOTICE OF SALE The current holder of the Evidence of Debt secured by the Deed of Trust, described herein, has filed Notice of Election and Demand for sale as provided by law and in said Deed of Trust.

THEREFORE, Notice Is Hereby Given that I will at public auction, at 10:00 A.M. on Wednesday, 10/28/2020, at The East Hearing Room, County Administration Building, 5334 South Prince Street, Littleton, Colorado, 80120, sell to the highest and best bidder for cash, the said real property and all interest of the said Grantor(s), Grantor(s)’ heirs and assigns therein, for the purpose of paying the indebtedness provided in said Evidence of Debt secured by the Deed of Trust, plus attorneys’ fees, the expenses of sale and other items allowed by law, and will issue to the purchaser a Certificate of Purchase, all as provided by law.

First Publication: 9/3/2020 Last Publication: 10/1/2020 Name of Publication: Littleton Independent IF THE SALE DATE IS CONTINUED TO A LATER DATE, THE DEADLINE TO FILE A NOTICE OF INTENT TO CURE BY THOSE PARTIES ENTITLED TO CURE MAY ALSO BE EXTENDED; DATE: 06/30/2020 Susan K Ryden, Public Trustee in and for the County of Arapahoe, State of Colorado By: Susan K Ryden, Public Trustee The name, address, business telephone number and bar registration number of the attorney(s) representing the legal holder of the indebtedness is: Drew P. Fein #48950 Rachel H Connor #50831 Neal K. Dunning #10181 Douglas W Brown #10429 Brown Dunning Walker PC 2000 S. Colorado Blvd., Tower Two, Suite 700, Denver, CO 80222 (303) 329-3363 Attorney File # 3124-169C The Attorney above is acting as a debt collector and is attempting to collect a debt. Any information provided may be used for that purpose. ©Public Trustees’ Association of Colorado Revised 1/2015 Legal Notice NO.: 0172-2020 First Publication: 9/3/2020 Last Publication: 10/1/2020 Name of Publication: Littleton Independent COMBINED NOTICE - PUBLICATION CRS §38-38-103 FORECLOSURE SALE NO. 0162-2020

Original Grantor(s) WILLIAM M DEWAR II AND MAUREEN A DEWAR Original Beneficiary(ies) MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC. ACTING SOLELY AS NOMINEE FOR FINANCE AMERICA, LLC, DBA FINAM, LLC Current Holder of Evidence of Debt WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., AS INDENTURE TRUSTEE UNDER THE INDENTURE RELATING TO IMPAC CMB TRUST SERIES 2005-6 Date of Deed of Trust May 09, 2005 County of Recording Arapahoe Recording Date of Deed of Trust May 17, 2005 Recording Information (Reception No. and/or Book/Page No.) B5070940 Original Principal Amount $246,500.00 Outstanding Principal Balance $261,381.51 Pursuant to CRS §38-38-101(4)(i), you are hereby notified that the covenants of the deed of trust have been violated as follows: failure to pay principal and interest when due together with all other payments provided for in the evidence of debt secured by the deed of trust and other violations thereof.

THE LIEN FORECLOSED MAY NOT BE A FIRST LIEN. LOT 1, BLOCK 3, WALNUT HILLS-FILING NO. 1, COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE, STATE OF COLORADO Also known by street and number as: 7811 E BRIARWOOD BLVD, CENTENNIAL, CO 80112-1308.

THE PROPERTY DESCRIBED HEREIN IS ALL OF THE PROPERTY CURRENTLY ENCUMBERED BY THE LIEN OF THE DEED OF TRUST. NOTICE OF SALE The current holder of the Evidence of Debt secured by the Deed of Trust, described herein, has filed Notice of Election and Demand for sale as provided by law and in said Deed of Trust.

THEREFORE, Notice Is Hereby Given that I will at public auction, at 10:00 A.M. on Wednesday, 10/28/2020, at The East Hearing Room, County Administration Building, 5334 South Prince Street, Littleton, Colorado, 80120, sell to the highest and best bidder for cash, the said real property and all interest of the said Grantor(s), Grantor(s)’ heirs and assigns therein, for the purpose of paying the indebtedness provided in said Evidence of Debt secured by the Deed of Trust, plus attorneys’ fees, the expenses of sale and other items allowed by law, and will issue to the purchaser a Certificate of Purchase, all as provided by law.

First Publication: 9/3/2020 Last Publication: 10/1/2020 Name of Publication: Littleton Independent IF THE SALE DATE IS CONTINUED TO A LATER DATE, THE DEADLINE TO FILE A NOTICE OF INTENT TO CURE BY THOSE PARTIES ENTITLED TO CURE MAY ALSO BE EXTENDED; DATE: 06/29/2020 Susan K Ryden, Public Trustee in and for the County of Arapahoe, State of Colorado By: Susan K Ryden, Public Trustee The name, address, business telephone number and bar registration number of the attorney(s) representing the legal holder of the indebtedness is: Anna Johnston #51978 Randall Chin #31149 Joseph D. DeGiorgio #45557 Ryan Bourgeois #51088 Barrett, Frappier & Weisserman, LLP 1391 Speer Boulevard, Suite 700, Denver, CO 80204 (303) 350-3711 Attorney File # 00000008903155 The Attorney above is acting as a debt collector and is attempting to collect a debt. Any information provided may be used for that purpose. ©Public Trustees’ Association of Colorado Revised 1/2015 Legal Notice NO. 0162-2020 First Publication: 9/3/2020 Last Publication: 10/1/2020 Name of Publication: Littleton Independent COMBINED NOTICE - PUBLICATION CRS §38-38-103 FORECLOSURE SALE NO. 0176-2020

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Original Beneficiary(ies) WESTERRA CREDIT UNION Current Holder of Evidence of Debt KEN MCFARLAND PROPERTIES INC Date of Deed of Trust December 06, 2014 County of Recording Arapahoe Recording Date of Deed of Trust December 15, 2014 Recording Information (Reception No. and/or Book/Page No.) D4117011 Original Principal Amount $30,000.00 Outstanding Principal Balance $14,104.85

Last Publication: September 24, 2020 Publisher:The Englewood Herald

Pursuant to CRS §38-38-101(4)(i), you are hereby notified that the covenants of the deed of trust have been violated as follows: failure to pay principal and interest when due together with all other payments provided for in the evidence of debt secured by the deed of trust and other violations thereof.

A copy of the Request for Proposal may be obtained from the City’s website www.ci.sheridan. co.us/bids. Sealed proposals are due to the City of Sheridan by 10:30 AM MST, October 9, 2020 to the Sheridan Municipal Center, Attn: Director of Public Works, 4101 S. Federal Blvd., Sheridan, CO. 80110-4316.

THE LIEN FORECLOSED MAY NOT BE A FIRST LIEN. LOT 20, BLOCK 2, VALLEY VIEW HGTS, COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE, STATE OF COLORADO Also known by street and number as: 3300 WEST MOUNTAIN ROAD, ENGLEWOOD, CO 80110.

THE PROPERTY DESCRIBED HEREIN IS ALL OF THE PROPERTY CURRENTLY ENCUMBERED BY THE LIEN OF THE DEED OF TRUST. NOTICE OF SALE The current holder of the Evidence of Debt secured by the Deed of Trust, described herein, has filed Notice of Election and Demand for sale as provided by law and in said Deed of Trust.

THEREFORE, Notice Is Hereby Given that I will at public auction, at 10:00 A.M. on Wednesday, 11/04/2020, at The East Hearing Room, County Administration Building, 5334 South Prince Street, Littleton, Colorado, 80120, sell to the highest and best bidder for cash, the said real property and all interest of the said Grantor(s), Grantor(s)’ heirs and assigns therein, for the purpose of paying the indebtedness provided in said Evidence of Debt secured by the Deed of Trust, plus attorneys’ fees, the expenses of sale and other items allowed by law, and will issue to the purchaser a Certificate of Purchase, all as provided by law.

First Publication: 9/10/2020 Last Publication: 10/8/2020 Name of Publication: Littleton Independent IF THE SALE DATE IS CONTINUED TO A LATER DATE, THE DEADLINE TO FILE A NOTICE OF INTENT TO CURE BY THOSE PARTIES ENTITLED TO CURE MAY ALSO BE EXTENDED; DATE: 07/10/2020 Susan Sandstrom, Public Trustee in and for the County of Arapahoe, State of Colorado By: Susan Sandstrom, Public Trustee The name, address, business telephone number and bar registration number of the attorney(s) representing the legal holder of the indebtedness is: Drew P. Fein #48950 Rachel H Connor #50831 Neal K. Dunning #10181 Douglas W Brown #10429 Brown Dunning Walker PC 2000 S. Colorado Blvd., Tower Two, Suite 700, Denver, CO 80222 (303) 329-3363 Attorney File # 4067-020 The Attorney above is acting as a debt collector and is attempting to collect a debt. Any information provided may be used for that purpose. ©Public Trustees’ Association of Colorado Revised 1/2015 Legal Notice NO.: 0176-2020 First Publication: 9/10/2020 Last Publication: 10/8/2020 Name of Publication: Littleton Independent

Commonly known as: 10300 7th Avenue, Aurora, CO 80010.

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The sale will be held at 10300 7th Avenue, Aurora, CO 80010.

Request for Proposal Safe Stops Through Sheridan The City of Sheridan (the “City”) is currently accepting proposals from consultants to collect data, prepare preliminary and final designs, and prepare quantities and estimates of construction costs for the construction and installation of various bus stop amenities (including benches, trash cans, and shelters) at approximately 32 bus stops located within the City of Sheridan per CDOT’s 2019 M&S and Road and Bridge Standards.

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On the 21st day of September 2020, the City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado, approved on first reading the following Council Bill:

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Misc. Private Legals Public Notice NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND FORECLOSURE SALE WHEREAS, on September 22, 2003, a certain Deed of Trust was executed by Donald L. Nelson and Julia M. Nelson, as Grantors, in favor of Alliance Guaranty Mortgage Corp. as Beneficiary, and the Public Trustee of Arapahoe County, Colorado as Trustee, and was recorded on September 29, 2003, at Reception Number B3214046 in the office of the Clerk and Recorder of the County of Arapahoe, Colorado; and WHEREAS, the Deed of Trust was insured by the United States Secretary of Housing and Urban Development (the Secretary) pursuant to the National Housing Act for the purpose of providing single family housing; and WHEREAS, the beneficial interest of the Deed of Trust is now owned by the Secretary, pursuant to an assignment recorded on December 21, 2011 at Reception Number D1126094 in the office of the Clerk and Recorder of the County of Arapahoe Colorado.

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WHEREAS, a default has been made in the covenants and conditions of the Deed of Trust in that Paragraph 9 (a) (i) has been violated; and

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WHEREAS, the entire amount delinquent is $226,215.94 as of July 20, 2020; and

CITY OF SHERIDAN NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE On the 14th day of September, 2020, the City Council of the City of Sheridan, Colorado, approved on final reading the following Ordinance: ORDINANCE NO. 7 SERIES OF 2020

To Whom It May Concern: This Notice is given with regard to the following described Deed of Trust:

AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF SHERIDAN AMENDING ARTICLE V OF CHAPTER 62 OF THE SHERIDAN MUNICIPAL CODE REGARDING ECONOMIC NEXUS AND THE OBLIGATION OF REMOTE SELLERS TO COLLECT AND REMIT SALES TAX

On July 10, 2020, the undersigned Public Trustee caused the Notice of Election and Demand relating to the Deed of Trust described below to be recorded in the County of Arapahoe records.

Copies of aforesaid Ordinance are available for public inspection in the office of the City Clerk, City of Sheridan, 4101 South Federal Blvd., Sheridan, Colorado.

Original Grantor(s) LEO B HALL, JR

Legal Notice No. 300713 First Publication: September 24, 2020

WHEREAS, by virtue of this default, the Secretary has declared the entire amount of the indebtedness secured by the Deed of Trust to be immediately due and payable; NOW THEREFORE, pursuant to the powers vested in me by the Single Family Mortgage Foreclosure Act of 1994, 12 U.S.C. 3751 et seq., by 24 CFR part 27, subpart B, and by the Secretary’s designation of me as Foreclosure Commissioner, recorded on January 22, 2018 at Reception No. D8006757 in the Arapahoe County Clerk and Recorder’s Office, notice is hereby given that on October 20, 2020 at 11:30 a.m. local time, all real and personal property at or used in connection with the following described premises (“Property”) will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder: THE WEST 50 FEET OF LOT 1 BLOCK 5 GAMBLE ADDITION COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE, STATE OF COLORADO PARCEL NO 1973-03-4 25-001

The Secretary of Housing and Urban Development will bid the lesser amount of the loan balance or the appraised value obtained by the Secretary prior to sale.

There will be no proration of taxes, rents or other income or liabilities, except that the purchaser will pay, at or before closing, his prorated share of any real estate taxes that have been paid by the Secretary to the date of the foreclosure sale.

When making their bids, all bidders except the Secretary must submit a deposit totaling 10% of the Secretary’s bid in the form of a certified check or cashier’s check made out to the Secretary of HUD. A deposit need not be accompany each oral bid. If the successful bid is oral, a deposit of 10% of the Secretary’s bid must be presented before the bidding is closed. The deposit is nonrefundable. The remainder of the purchase price must be delivered within 30 days of the sale or at such other time as the Secretary may determine for good cause shown, time being of the essence. This amount, like the bid deposits, must be delivered in the form of a certified or cashier’s check. If the Secretary is the highest bidder, he need not pay the bid amount in cash. The successful bidder will pay all conveying fees, all real estate and other taxes that are due on or after the delivery date of the remainder of the payment and all other costs associated with the transfer of title. At the conclusion of the sale, the deposits of the unsuccessful bidders will be returned to them.

The Secretary may grant an extension of time within which to deliver the remainder of the payment. All extension will be for 15-day increments for a fee of $500.00, paid in advance. The extension fee shall be in the form of certified or cashier’s check made payable to the Secretary of HUD. If the high bidder closes the sale prior to the expiration of any extension period, the unused portion of the extension fee shall be applied toward the amount due.

If the high bidder is unable to close the sale within the required period, or within any extensions of time granted by the Secretary, the high bidder may be required to forfeit the cash deposit, or at the election of the foreclosure commissioner after consultation with the HUD representative, will be liable to HUD for any costs incurred as a result of such failure. The Commissioner may, at the direction of the HUD representative, offer the property to the second highest bidder for an amount equal to the highest price offered by that bidder.

There is no right of redemption, or right of possession based upon a right of redemption, in the mortgagor or others subsequent to a foreclosure completed pursuant to the Act. Therefore, the Foreclosure Commissioner will issue a Deed to the purchaser(s) upon receipt of the entire purchase price in accordance with the terms of the sale as provided herein, HUD does not guarantee that the property will be vacant.

The scheduled foreclosure sale shall be cancelled or adjourned if it is established, by documented written application of the mortgagor to the Foreclosure Commissioner no less than three (3) days before the date of sale, or otherwise, that the default or defaults upon which the foreclosure is based did not exist at the time of service of this notice of default and foreclosure sale, or all amounts due under the mortgage agreement are tendered to the Foreclosure Commissioner, in the form of a certified cashier’s check payable to the Secretary of HUD, before the public auction of the property is completed.

The amount that must be paid if the mortgage is to be reinstated prior to the scheduled sale is $226,215.94 as of July 20, 2020, plus all other amounts that would be due under the mortgage agreement if payments under the deed of trust had not been accelerated, advertising costs and postage expenses incurred in giving notice, mileage by the most reasonable road distance for posting notices and for the Foreclosure Commissioner’s attendance at the sale, reasonable and customary costs incurred for title and lien record searches, the necessary out of pocket costs incurred by the Foreclosure Commissioner, and all other costs incurred in connection with the foreclosure prior to reinstatement.

Tender of payment by certified or cashier’s check or application for cancellation of the foreclosure sale shall be submitted to the address of the Foreclosure Commissioner provided below.

Dated: September 14, 2020 Foreclosure Commissioner Deanne R. Stodden 1430 Wynkoop Street, Suite 300 Denver, CO 80202 Telephone: (303) 623-1800 Email: foreclosure@messner.com Legal Notice No. 300711 First Publication: September 24, 2020 Last Publication: October 8, 2020 Publisher: The Englewood Herald

Water Court Public Notice DISTRICT COURT, WATER DIVISION 1, COLORADO AUGUST 2020 WATER RESUME PUBLICATION

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Public Notices TO: ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN WATER APPLICATIONS IN WATER DIV. 1 Pursuant to C.R.S. 37-92-302, you are notified that the following is a resume of all water right applications and certain amendments filed in the Office of the Water Clerk during the month of AUGUST 2020 for each County affected 20CW3117: Arapahoe County Water And Wastewater Authority (“ACWWA”), c/o Steve Witter, General Manager, 13031 East Caley Avenue, Centennial, Colorado 80111, Telephone: (303) 790-4830; East Cherry Creek Valley Water and Sanitation District (“ECCV”), c/o David Kaunisto, General Manager, 6201 South Gun Club Road, Aurora, Colorado 80016, Telephone: (303) 693-3800; United Water and Sanitation District (“United”), c/o Robert Lembke, 8301 East Prentice Avenue, Suite 100, Greenwood Village, Colorado 80111, Telephone: (303) 773-1005. APPLICATION FOR CHANGE OF WATER RIGHTS, PLAN FOR AUGMENTATION, AND APPROPRIATION OF RETURN FLOWS in ADAMS, ARAPAHOE, DENVER, DOUGLAS, ELBERT, LARIMER, MORGAN AND WELD COUNTIES. Please send all pleadings and correspondence to: Brian M. Nazarenus, Esq., Sheela S. Stack, Esq., William D. Wombacher, Esq., Stacy L. Brownhill, Esq., NAZARENUS STACK & WOMBACHER LLC, 8301 E. Prentice Avenue, Suite 110, Greenwood Village Colorado 80111, (Attorneys for ACWWA and ECCV), Tod J. Smith, Esq., Law Office of Tod J. Smith, LLC, 5777 Central Avenue, Suite 228, Boulder, Colorado 80301, (Attorney for United).

2. Introduction. The purpose of this Application is to change the use of (1) two decreed water rights associated with Applicants’ 196.5 shares out of 2,844 outstanding shares in the Fort Morgan Reservoir and Irrigation Company (“FMRIC”), and (2) the decreed water rights for Jackson Lake by virtue of Applicants’ ownership interest in FMRIC and FMRIC’s ownership of stock in the Jackson Lake Reservoir and Irrigation Company (“JLRIC”) (“Subject Water Rights”). 3. Decreed Water Rights for Which Change is Sought and Structures Associated with the Decreed Water Rights. 3.1. Fort Morgan Canal. 3.1.1. Previous Decree. Case No. 433, Irrigation District No. 1, Weld County District Court, decreed November 21, 1895. 3.1.2. Decreed Point of Diversion. The Fort Morgan Canal headgate is located on the south bank of the South Platte River, in the SE1/4 of Section 31, Township 5 North, Range 59 West of the 6th P.M., Morgan County, Colorado. 3.1.3. Source. South Platte River. 3.1.4. Appropriation Date. October 18, 1882. 3.1.5. Use. Irrigation. 3.1.6. Amount. 323 c.f.s. 3.2. Jackson Lake Reservoir. 3.2.1. Previous Decrees. Civil Action. 2142, Weld County District Court, decreed January 15, 1914 for a provisional right and finalized on May 11, 1915; Civil Action No. 16704, Weld County District Court, decreed June 8, 1965. 3.2.2. Decreed Points of Diversion. The headgate of the Jackson Lake Inlet Canal is located at a point on the north bank of the South Platte River, 900 feet south and 200 feet west of the center of the SE1/4 of Section 18, Township 4 North, Range 61 West of the 6th P.M., Weld County, Colorado. Jackson Lake Reservoir is located in Sections 10, 13, 14, 15, 16, 21, 22, 23, 24, 26, and 27, Township 5 North, Range 60 West of the 6th P.M., Morgan County, Colorado.

3.2.3. Source. South Platte River. 3.2.4. Dates of Appropriation and Amounts.

Reservoir Priority No.: 20 20 20R Amount (acre-feet): 30,992.00 4,637.00 8,269.92 Date of Appropriation: 05/18/1901 05/18/1901 12/31/1929 Date of Adjudication: 01/15/1914 05/11/1915 06/08/1965 FMRIC owns 1,054 out of 1,550 outstanding shares in JLRIC, which is equivalent to a 68% pro-rata interest in the water rights listed above.

ACWWA and ECCV own a 6.9% pro-rata interest in FMRIC and, by virtue of FMRIC’s ownership of stock in JLRIC, own an interest in the Jackson Lake water rights listed above. 3.2.5. Use. Irrigation. 4. Historical Use. The Subject Water Rights were historically used to irrigate the lands described below and shown on the map attached as Exhibit 1. 4.1. Browne and Browne Farm. The Browne and Browne Farm is located in the SW1/4 of Section 2, Township 3 North, Range 57 West of the 6th P.M., Morgan County, Colorado.

Twenty-two shares, represented by Share Certificate No. 3296, were historically used to irrigate a mix of corn grain and pasture grass, and were historically delivered to the Browne and Browne Farm via the Southside and Schwindt Laterals.

ACWWA owns 22 shares in the Southside Lateral Company, represented by Share Certificate Nos. 364 and 365. 4.2. Glassey Farm. The Glassey Farm is located in the N1/2 of the SE1/4 of Section 2, Township 3 North, Range 57 West of the 6th P.M., Morgan County, Colorado. Fifteen shares, represented by Share Certificate No. 3292, and 1 share, represented by Share Certificate No. 3118, were historically used to irrigate a mix of corn grain, corn silage, winter wheat, dry beans, sugar beets, small vegetables, and pasture grass, and were historically delivered to the Glassey Farm via the South Side and Schwindt Laterals.

ACWWA owns 16 shares in the South Side Lateral Company, represented by Share Certificate No. 341. 4.3. Hofmeister Farm. The Hofmeister Farm is located in the NE1/4 of Section 21, Township 3 North, Range 57 West of the 6th P.M., Morgan County, Colorado. Twenty-eight shares, represented by Share Certificate No. 3293, were historically used to irrigate a mix of corn grain, alfalfa grass, pasture grass, dry beans, corn silage, sorghum and sugar beets. 4.4. Kula Farm. The Kula Farm is comprised of several parcels, generally located in the N1/2 of Section 4, Township 3 North, Range 57 West of the 6th P.M., Morgan County, Colorado. ACWWA’s 40 shares, represented by Share Certificate No. 3292, were historically used to irrigate a mix of alfalfa grass, corn silage, beans, and small grains, and were historically delivered to the Kula farms via the Sergeant Lateral by way of the Platte Avenue Lateral. ACWWA owns 38 shares in the Platte Avenue Lateral Company and 38 shares in the Sergeant

Lateral Company, represented by Share Certificate No. 474, and 2 shares in the Platte Avenue Lateral Company and 2 shares in the Sergeant Lateral, represented by Share Certificate No. 465.

4.5. Teague Farm. The Teague Farm is located in the E1/2 of Section 17, Township 3 North, Range 57 West of the 6th P.M., Morgan County, Colorado.

Thirty-eight and one-half shares acquired by ACWWA, represented by Share Certificate No. 3299, and 29 shares owned by United for the benefit of ECCV, represented by Share Certificate No. 3236, were historically used to irrigate a mix of corn grain, alfalfa grass, dry beans, small vegetables, spring grain, winter wheat, and pasture grass. These 67.5 shares were historically delivered to the Teague Farm via the Dick and Work Laterals. 4.6. Tri-J Farm. The Tri-J farm is located in the NW1/4 of Section 20, Township 3 North, Range 57 West of the 6th P.M., Morgan County, Colorado. Twenty-three shares, represented by Share Certificate No. 3284, were historically used to irrigate a mix of corn grain, alfalfa grass, dry beans, sugar beets, and spring grain. 5. ACWWA’s Proposed Change of the Subject Water Rights. 5.1. Change in Type of Use. The uses described below may occur directly, following storage, or by exchange, after the Subject Water Rights are diverted at the Fort Morgan Canal headgate and delivered to the recharge sites described in paragraph 7, below.

5.1.1. Use in ACWWA’s Augmentation Plans.

ACWWA seeks to use the Subject Water Rights as sources of replacement water in the plans for augmentation approved in the decrees entered in Case Nos. 10CW306 (“306 Decree”) and 13CW3026 (“3026 Decree”), and the plan for augmentation sought herein. In addition, ACWWA seeks to use the Subject Water Rights as sources of replacement water in any future plan for augmentation, including in pending Case Nos. 19CW3074 and 19CW3084. 5.1.2. Use in ACWWA’s Recharge Projects. ACWWA seeks to deliver the Subject Water Rights to recharge facilities for subsequent beneficial use. These facilities include those described herein, and facilities located in the Beebe Draw and on 70 Ranch as decreed in Case Nos. 10CW306, facilities currently pending in Case No. 16CW3195, and any facility in any future recharge project, aquifer storage and recovery project, aquifer recharge and recovery project to which ACWWA is legally entitled to recharge water. 5.1.3. Use in ACWWA’s Exchanges and Substitutions. ACWWA seeks to re-divert the Subject Water Rights, either directly or following recharge or storage and subsequent release, at the exchange-to points under the appropriative rights of exchange decreed in Case No. 09CW283 and currently pending in Case No. 16CW3195, and the right of substitution pending in Case No. 19CW3074. ACWWA also seeks the right to use the Subject Water Rights in any future exchange and/or substitution. 5.1.4. Storage.

ACWWA seeks to store the Subject Water Rights in any facility in which ACWWA is legally permitted to store water, including: 5.1.4.1. United Reservoir No. 3. United Reservoir No. 3 is an off-channel reservoir located in the E1/2 of Section 26 and the N1/2 of Section 35, Township 1 South, Range 67 West of the 6th P.M., Adams County, Colorado.

5.1.4.2. Barr Lake. Barr Lake is an off-channel reservoir located in Sections 15, 21, 22, 23, 26, 27, 28, and 33, Township 1 South, Range 66 West of the 6th P.M., Adams County, Colorado. Barr Lake is an enlargement of the original Oasis Reservoir. 5.1.4.3. Milton Lake. Milton Lake is an off-channel reservoir located in Sections 10, 11, 14, 15, 22, and 23, Township 3 North, Range 65 West of the 6th P.M., Weld County, Colorado.

5.1.4.4. Milliken Reservoir. (a/k/a “Gilcrest Reservoir”). Milliken Reservoir is a lined off-channel reservoir located within a part of Section 2, Township 3 North, Range 67 West, and Sections 23, 26, 34, and 35, Township 4 North, Range 67 West of the 6th P.M., Weld County, Colorado. 5.1.4.5.

70 Ranch Reservoir. 70 Ranch Reservoir is a lined off-channel reservoir located in the S1/2 of Section 3, Township 4 North, Range 63 West of the 6th P.M. and a portion of the NE1/4 of Section 10, Township 4 North, Range 63 West of the 6th P.M., Weld County, Colorado. 5.1.4.6. Serfer Pit. Serfer Pit is an off-channel lined gravel pit reservoir on the north side of the Cache la Poudre River, located in the NE1/4 of the NE1/4 of Section 24, Township 6 North, Range 68 West of the 6th P.M., Larimer County, Colorado. 5.1.4.7. Binder Reservoir. Binder Reservoir is an off-channel reservoir located in the N1/2 of Section 15, Township 1 North, Range 66 West of the 6th P.M., Weld County, Colorado. 5.1.4.8. Highlands Reservoir.

Highlands Reservoir is an off-channel reservoir located in the NW1/4 of Section 32, Township 1 North, Range 65 West of the 6th P.M., Weld County, Colorado. 5.1.4.9. Any other existing or future storage facility in which ACWWA is legally permitted to store the Subject Water Rights. 5.1.5.

Replacement of Historical Return Flow Obligations. ACWWA seeks to use the Subject Water Rights to replace return flow obligations associated with the Subject Water Rights and the agricultural water rights changed in Case Nos. 10CW313, 12CW73, 11CW151, 13CW3026, currently pending in Case Nos. 16CW3200, 16CW3195, and 19CW3084, and any future changed water rights in Water Division 1, as well as any other return flow obligations that it has agreed to replace by contract or agreement. 5.1.6.

Use in ECCV’s Augmentation Plans and Delivery to ECCV Recharge Projects. ACWWA may lease and/or trade the Subject Water Rights to ECCV for use as a source of augmentation and replacement water in ECCV’s augmentation plans, either directly or following delivery to storage or to recharge projects, including those decreed in Case Nos. 02CW403 and 02CW404/03CW442, as amended by the 306 Decree and in Case No. 13CW3026. 5.1.7. All Municipal Uses. ACWWA seeks to use the Subject Water Rights via direct delivery or by exchange, including exchange after recharge or storage to ECCV’s water treatment plant for treatment and subsequent delivery for all municipal uses, including, but not limited to, domestic, mechanical, manufacturing, commercial, and industrial, within ACWWA’s present and future service area and as necessary to meet contractual water service obligations. 5.1.8. Right of Reuse, Successive Use, and Disposition. In addition to the uses described above, ACWWA claims the right to use, reuse, successively use and dispose of, by sale, lease, exchange, augmentation, or otherwise, to extinction, all water exchanged, lawfully diverted and/or impounded pursuant to the decree entered in this case. As such, the Subject Water Rights will be fully consumable water. 5.1.9. Use by Other Fort Morgan Shareholders. Applicants seek to change only the portion of the Subject Water Rights used to irrigate the farms described in paragraph 4, above. Any

water that would be otherwise available to ACWWA pursuant to its shares that ACWWA does not use may continue to be diverted at the Fort Morgan Canal headgate and used by other FMRIC shareholders, pursuant to the terms and conditions of the decrees described in paragraph 3, above, without counting against the historical consumptive use volumetric limits decreed in this proceeding for ACWWA’s shares. The diversion and use of water otherwise available to the Subject Water Rights by other FMRIC shareholders may also occur after the historical consumptive use volumetric limits decreed in this proceeding for the Subject Water Rights have been fully exhausted

by ACWWA’s uses. 5.2.

Change in Place of Use. ACWWA seeks to use the Subject Water Rights on lands within ACWWA’s present and future service area, at such locations as to allow ACWWA to pump water at the ACWWA/ECCV Well Field or provide direct deliveries for municipal use within ACWWA’s present and future service area, and at locations as necessary to operate the augmentation plans, recharge projects, and exchanges described herein. A map of ACWWA’s present service area is attached as Exhibit 2. 6.

ECCV’s Proposed Change of the Subject Water Rights. 6.1. Change in Type of Use. The uses described below may occur directly, following storage, or by exchange, after the Subject Water Rights are diverted at the Fort Morgan Canal headgate and delivered to the recharge sites described in paragraph 7, below. 6.1.1. Use in ECCV’s Augmentation Plans. ECCV seeks to use the Subject Water Rights as sources of replacement water in the plans for augmentation decreed in Case Nos. 02CW403, 02CW404/03CW442, 10CW306, 13CW3026, and the plan for augmentation sought herein. In addition, ECCV seeks to use the water attributable to the Subject Water Rights as a source of replacement water in any future plan for augmentation, including in pending Case No. 19CW3075. 6.1.2. Source for ECCV Recharge Projects. ECCV seeks to deliver the Subject Water Rights to recharge facilities for subsequent beneficial use. These facilities include those described herein, facilities located in the Beebe Draw and on 70 Ranch as decreed in Case Nos. 02CW404/03CW442, 10CW306, facilities currently pending in Case No. 16CW3196, and facilities in any future recharge projects, aquifer storage and recovery project, aquifer recharge and recovery project to which ECCV is legally entitled to recharge water. 6.1.3. Source in ECCV’s Exchanges and Substitutions. ECCV seeks to redivert the Subject Water Rights, either directly or following recharge or storage and subsequent release at the exchange-to points under the appropriative rights of exchange decreed in Case Nos. 02CW404/03CW442, 11CW280, 11CW285, and currently pending in Case No. 16CW3196, and the right of substitution pending in Case No. 19CW3075. ECCV also seeks the right to use the Subject Water Rights in any future exchange.

6.1.4. Places of Storage. ECCV seeks to store the Subject Water Rights in any facility in which ECCV is legally permitted to store water, including the facilities described in paragraphs 5.1.4.1. – 5.1.4.8, above. ECCV also seeks the right to store the Subject Water Rights in any other existing or future storage facility in which ECCV is legally permitted to store the Subject Water Rights. 6.1.5.

Replacement of Return Flow Obligations. ECCV seeks to use the Subject Water Rights, either directly, following storage or recharge, or by exchange, to replace return flow obligations associated with the Subject Water Rights and the agricultural water rights changed in Case Nos. 02CW403, 02CW404/03CW442, 06CW40, 12CW73, 13CW3026, Consolidated Case Nos. 05CW58/11CW151, pending changes in Case Nos. 16CW3200 and 16CW3196, and any future changed water rights in Water Division 1, as well as any other return flow obligations that it has agreed to replace by contract or agreement. 6.1.6.

Use in ACWWA’s Augmentation Plans and Delivery to ACWWA’s Recharge Projects. ECCV may lease and/or trade water attributable to the Subject Water Rights to ACWWA for use as a source of augmentation and replacement water in ACWWA’s augmentation plans either directly, or following delivery to storage or to recharge projects, including those decreed in Case Nos. 10CW306 and 13CW3026, and pending in Case No. 19CW3074.

6.1.7. All Municipal Uses. ECCV seeks to use the water attributable to ECCV’s FMRIC Shares for all municipal uses via augmentation and exchange, including after recharge. ECCV’s municipal uses include but are not limited to domestic, mechanical, manufacturing, commercial, industrial, exchange, augmentation and replacement, recharge, substitute supply, including further exchange with other water systems and with other water users, and for all other beneficial uses within ECCV’s present and future service area.

6.1.8. Right of Reuse, Successive Use, and Disposition. In addition to the uses described above, ECCV claims the right to use, reuse, successively use and dispose of, by sale, lease, exchange, augmentation, or otherwise, to extinction, all water exchanged, lawfully diverted and/or impounded pursuant to the decree entered in this case. As such, the Subject Water Rights will be fully consumable water. 6.1.9. Use by Other Fort Morgan Shareholders. Applicants seek to change only the portion of the Subject Water Rights used to irrigate the farms described in paragraph 4, above. Any water that would be otherwise available to ECCV pursuant to its shares that ECCV does not use may continue to be diverted at the Fort Morgan Canal headgate and used by other FMRIC shareholders, pursuant to the terms and conditions of the decrees described in paragraph 3, above, without counting against the historical consumptive use volumetric limits decreed in this proceeding for the shares. The diversion and use of water otherwise available to ECCV’s FMRIC Shares by other FMRIC shareholders may also occur after the historical consumptive use volumetric limits decreed in this proceeding for the shares have been fully exhausted by ECCV’s uses. 6.2. Change in Place of Use. ECCV seeks to use the Subject Water Rights on lands within ECCV’s present and future service area, at such locations as to allow ECCV to pump water at the ACWWA/ECCV Well Field or provide direct deliveries for municipal use within ECCV’s present and future service area, and at locations as necessary to operate the augmentation plans, recharge projects, and exchanges described herein. A map of ECCV’s present service area is attached as Exhibit 3. 7. Delivery of FMRIC and Jackson Lake Shares. ACWWA and ECCV do not seek a change in point of diversion of the Subject Water Rights.

ACWWA and ECCV will continue to take delivery of their FMRIC Shares and Jackson Lake shares at the Fort Morgan Canal headgate at times when

FMRIC is delivering the Subject Water Rights to other shareholders. The ACWWA and ECCV FMRIC and Jackson Lake shares will then be delivered to the headgate(s) or lateral(s) to which the shares were historically delivered, as described below. ACWWA and ECCV may also deliver their Shares through any other structure located on the Fort Morgan Canal if approved by the FMRIC Board of Directors. 7.1. Browne and Browne Shares. The total farm headgate delivery associated with the 22 Browne and Browne shares will be delivered via the Southside and Schwindt Laterals to the Glassey Recharge Site, constructed on the Glassey Farm in the NE1/4 of SE1/4 of Section 2, Township 3 North, Range 57 West of the 6th P.M., Morgan County, Colorado.

7.2. Glassey Shares. The total farm headgate delivery associated with the 16 Glassey shares will be delivered via the Southside and Schwindt Laterals to the Glassey Recharge Site, the location of which is described in paragraph 7.1, above.

7.3. Hofmeister Shares. The total farm headgate delivery associated with the 28 Hofmeister shares will be delivered to the Hofmeister Recharge Site, to be constructed on the Hofmeister Farm in the SW1/4 of the SE1/4 of Section 21, Township 3 North, Range 57 West of the 6th P.M., Morgan County, Colorado. 7.4. Kula Shares. The total farm headgate delivery associated with the 40 Kula shares may be delivered: (1) via the Platte Avenue and Sergeant Laterals to the Kula Recharge Site, to be constructed on the Kula Farm in the NE1/4 of NE1/4 of Section 4, Township 3 North, Range 57 West of the 6th P.M., Morgan County, Colorado; or (2) to the Teague Farm via the Dick and Work Laterals, as described in paragraph 7.5, below.

7.5. Teague Shares. The total farm headgate delivery associated with the 67.5 Teague shares will be delivered via the Dick or Work Laterals to the Teague Recharge Site, to be constructed on the Teague Farm in the E1/2 of Section 17, Township 3 North, Range 57 West of the 6th P.M., Morgan County, Colorado. 7.6. Tri-J Shares. The total farm headgate delivery associated with the 23 Tri-J shares will be delivered either to: (1) the Tri-J Recharge Site, located on the Tri-J Farm, the location of which is described in paragraph 4.6, above, or (2) to the Teague Recharge Site, the description of which is in paragraph 7.5, above, via the Dick and Work Laterals. 8. Calculation of Historic Consumptive Use. Applicants will calculate the historic consumptive use of the Subject Water Rights based on a parcel-specific and demand-based analysis. Applicants do not seek a pro-rata or ditch-wide historic consumptive use analysis of the Subject Water Rights. 9. Return Flow Obligations. 9.1. ACWWA will maintain historical surface runoff and groundwater return flows on a daily basis whenever the downstream calling water right on the South Platte River, including exchanges, is senior to August 21, 2020.

ACWWA shall meet its return flow obligations for the Subject Water Rights by any of the sources described in Exhibit 4. ACWWA may also deliver water from other fully-consumable sources, either directly or by exchange, or following storage or recharge, owned or controlled by ACWWA or any other available sources so long as the sources are decreed for augmentation purposes by the Water Court, or approved for replacement use under a SWSP approved by the State Engineer pursuant to sections 37-92- 308 or 309 of the Colorado Revised Statutes, or successor statutes, or are otherwise lawfully available for such use. 9.2.

ECCV will maintain historical surface runoff and groundwater return flows on a daily basis whenever the downstream calling water right on the South Platte River, including exchanges, is senior to August 21, 2020. ECCV shall meet its return flow obligations for the Subject Water Rights by any of the sources described in Exhibit 5. ECCV may also deliver water from other fully-consumable sources, either directly or by exchange, or following storage or recharge, owned or controlled by ECCV or any other available sources, so long as the sources are decreed for augmentation purposes by the Water Court, or approved for replacement use under a SWSP approved by the State Engineer pursuant to sections 37-92- 308 or 309 of the Colorado Revised Statutes, or successor statutes, or are otherwise lawfully available for such use. 10. ACWWA’s Plan for Augmentation.

10.1. Purpose of the Plan for Augmentation.

Through this augmentation plan, ACWWA will provide adequate sources of replacement water to maintain the historical return flow obligations associated with the Subject Water Rights. 10.2.

Replacement Sources. ACWWA will use water derived from the sources described in Exhibit 4 to replace the historical return flow obligations associated with the Subject Water Rights in time, location, and amount in order to prevent injury to any owner of or persons entitled to use water under a vested water right or a decreed conditional water right. 10.3. Future Acquired Sources.

ACWWA intends to acquire and/or lease additional water supplies in the future for use as a source of replacement in the plan for augmentation described herein. Those supplies may be acquired and/or leased to replace or supplement water from the sources identified in Exhibit 4. ACWWA will add future acquired sources to the plan for augmentation claimed herein pursuant to section 37-92-305(8)(c) of the Colorado Revised Statutes.

11. ECCV’s Plan for Augmentation. 11.1. Purpose of the Plan for Augmentation. Through this augmentation plan, ECCV will provide adequate sources of replacement water to maintain the historical return flow obligations associated with the Subject Water Rights. 11.2. Replacement Sources. ECCV will use water derived from the sources described in Exhibit 5 to replace the historical return flow obligations associated with the Subject Water Rights in time, location, and amount in order to prevent injury to any owner of or persons entitled to use water under a vested water right or a decreed conditional water right.

11.3. Future Acquired Sources. Applicants intend to acquire and/or lease additional water supplies in the future for use as a source of replacement in the plan for augmentation described herein. Those supplies may be acquired and/or leased to replace or supplement water from the sources identified Exhibit 5. Applicants will add future acquired sources to the plan for augmentation claimed herein pursuant to section 37-92-305(8)(c) of the Colorado Revised Statutes. 12. Integrated System. The Subject Water Rights will be used pursuant to and in accordance with the applicable terms and conditions of the plans for augmentation, exchanges, substitutions, and recharge projects decreed in Case Nos. 02CW403, 02CW404/03CW442, 10CW306, and 13CW3026, and the final decree to be entered in pending Case No. 16CW3200 and Consolidated Case Nos. 16CW3195/16CW3196, 19CW3084, 19CW3074, and 19CW3075, and any applicable terms and

conditions contained in the decrees entered in Case Nos. 09CW283, 11CW280, and 11CW285.

13. Bylaw Approval. Applicants have completed FMRIC’s and JLRIC’s legally applicable requirements and procedures regarding approval of this change of water rights. Applicants may use their FMRIC shares and Jackson Lake water as a part of a SWSP approved by the State Engineer pursuant to sections 37-92-308 or 37-92-309 of the Colorado Revised Statutes, or successor statutes, provided such SWSP complies with FMRIC’s and Jackson Lake’s legally applicable requirements and procedures regarding approval of such plans.

14. Names and Addresses of the Owner of the Structures and Diversion Facilities Listed Above.

14.1. Fort Morgan Canal. FMRIC, 218 E Kiowa Avenue, Fort Morgan, CO 80701. 14.2. South Side Lateral Company. South Side Lateral Company, 218 E Kiowa Avenue, Fort Morgan, CO 80701. 14.3. Platte Avenue Lateral Company.

Platte Avenue Lateral Company, 218 E Kiowa Avenue, Fort Morgan, CO 80701. 14.4. Sergeant Lateral Company. Sergeant Lateral Company, 218 E Kiowa Avenue, Fort Morgan, CO 80701. 14.5.

Glassey Recharge Site. Co-Applicant United owns the Glassey Farm. 14.6. Kula Recharge Site.

Co-Applicant ACWWA has an easement on the Kula Farm. 14.7. Hofmeister Recharge Site.

Co-Applicant ACWWA has an easement on the Hofmeister Farm. 14.8. Teague Recharge Site.

ACWWA has an easement on the Teague Farm.

14.9. Tri-J Recharge Site. Co-Applicant United owns the Tri-J Farm. 14.10. Jackson Lake Reservoir. JLRIC, 218 E Kiowa Avenue, Fort Morgan, CO 80701. WHEREFORE, Applicants requests that the Court enter a decree granting the change of water rights, plan for augmentation, appropriation of return flows, and for such other relief which it deems proper. (15 pages, 5 exhibits).

WATER RIGHTS CLAIMED OR HERETOFORE ADJUDICATED THE WATER RIGHTS CLAIMED BY THESE APPLICATIONS MAY AFFECT IN PRIORITY ANY WITHIN THIS DIVISION AND OWNERS OF AFFECTED RIGHTS MUST APPEAR TO OBJECT WITHIN THE TIME PROVIDED BY STATUTE OR BE FOREVER BARRED.

YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that any party who wishes to oppose an application, or an amended application, may file with the Water Clerk, P. O. Box 2038, Greeley, CO 80632, a verified Statement of Opposition, setting forth facts as to why the application should not be granted, or why it should be granted only in part or on certain conditions. Such Statement of Opposition must be filed by the last day of OCTOBER 2020 (forms available on www. courts.state.co.us or in the Clerk’s office) and must be filed as an Original and include $192.00 filing fee. A copy of each Statement of Opposition must also be served upon the Applicant or Applicant’s Attorney and an affidavit or certificate of such service of mailing shall be filed with the Water Clerk.

Legal Notice No. 300710 First Publication: September 24, 2020 Last Publication: September 24, 2020 Publisher: Englewood Herald

Storage Liens/Vehicle Titles Public Notice

The following individuals are hereby notified that their vehicles are to be sold at CR Towing abandoned vehicle sale. Address: 2690 West Union Ave., Englewood CO. 80110, phone: 720-366-2786 Year: 2014 Make & model: Nissan Sentra Vin#: 314560 Legal Notice No. 300714 First Publication: September 24, 2020 Last Publication: September 24, 2020 Publisher: The Englewood Herald

Notice to Creditors Public Notice NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of Erik C. Hansen, a/k/a Erik Christian Hansen, and Erik Hansen, Deceased Case Number: 2020PR30878

All persons having claims against the abovenamed estate are required to present them to the personal representative or to the District Court of Arapahoe County, Colorado on or before January 11, 2021, or the claims may be forever barred.

Andrea Hansen, also known as Andrea Williamson Personal Representative 79 Fountainhead Court Martinez, CA 94553 Legal Notice No. 300700 First Publication: September 10, 2020 Last Publication: September 24, 2020 Publisher: The Englewood Herald Public Noticde NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of ANN K. ANDREW, a/k/a ANN KILLIAN ANDREW, Deceased Case Number: 2020PR30837

All persons having claims against the above named estate are required to present them to the personal representative or to the District Court of Arapahoe County, Colorado on or before January 11, 2021, or the claims may be forever barred.

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Arapahoe County Tax Lien Pages -- Personal Property

PERSONAL PROPERTY In compliance with 39-10-110, Colorado Revised Statutes as amended by subsequent session laws, I hereby submit the list of delinquent personal property tax certified on the current tax roll for the year 2019, due and payable in 2020. The total amount now due includes delinquent interest and publishing costs. If tax, delinquent interest and publishing costs are not paid prior to the first day of October 2020, the personal property, upon which such taxes were levied shall be subject to distraint, seizure and sale.

PIN

TAX OWNER NAME YEAR & SITUS ADDRESS

MESSAGES

ASSESSED TOTAL VALUE DUE

PIN

TAX OWNER NAME YEAR & SITUS ADDRESS

MESSAGES

ASSESSED TOTAL VALUE DUE

032727667 2019 LEARNING KIDS LLC 3104 S PARKER RD 01 AURORA CO 80014-6208

Prior 2963 Year(s) Due

5,848.92

032739908 2019 WALKER PARKING CONSULTANTS 5350 S ROSLYN ST 220 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-2123

Prior 16159 Year(s) Due

Prior 1450 Year(s) Due

147.25

032804858 2019 COMPASS GROUP USA INC TAG 0010 CO

2034

29.51 370.34

980.92

032807610 2019 CALIFORNIA CLOSETS 7045 S FULTON ST 200 CENTENNIAL CO 80112-3700

4458

032683325 2019 TOAD TAVERN THE Prior 8760 5302 SOUTH FEDERAL CIR Ste A Year(s) LITTLETON CO 80123-8936 Due

032810734 2019 C & J MOTORS 1925 W HARVARD AVE A ENGLEWOOD CO 80110-1181

10050

758.87

3,517.28

032810823 2019 HIGH COUNTRY PERFORMANCE 4X4 1695 W HAMILTON PL ENGLEWOOD CO 80110-2014

30813

1,523.25

032659807 2019 ELCAR FENCE & SUPPLY CO 2155 S VALENTIA ST DENVER CO 80231-3324

Prior 10874 Year(s) Due

883.57

032661526 2019 SEARS ROEBUCK & CO-DEPT TAX DEPT B2-110A 7001 S UNIVERSITY BLVD CENTENNIAL CO 80122-1518

Prior 56960 Year(s) Due

032677236 2019 ACT II CONSIGNMENT BOUTIQUE 1500 W LITTLETON BLVD 123 LITTLETON CO 80120-2136

032683333 2019 SALVAGE STEAKHOUSE 2700 S HAVANA ST AURORA CO 80014-2618

Prior 48502 Year(s) Due

032683881 2019 WHISPERS BAR & GRILL 1535 SOUTH HAVANA ST Ste A AURORA CO 80012-5003

Prior 4123 Year(s) Due

295.01

032684500 2019 NIGHT SHIFT SALOON 3095 S PEORIA ST B AURORA CO 80014-3158

4371

312.12

032685239 2019 CHUCK E CHEESE’S #721 CEC ENTERTAINMENT 1001 W HAMPDEN AVE ENGLEWOOD CO 80110-2135

94460

032686073 2019 DOZENS RESTAURANT 2180 S HAVANA ST AURORA CO 80014-1016

7100

146.50

505.36

032687321 2019 BENT FORK AMERICAN GRILL 12191 E ILIFF AVE AURORA CO 80014-1201

15387

032687843 2019 GOPHER LIQUOR STORE 5929 S UNIVERSITY BLVD GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80121-2835

4350

16.98

9317 Prior Year(s) Due

1,001.98

032693746 2019 THINGS REMEMBERED INC #130 1038 AURORA MALL AURORA CO

4143

409.69

032695498 2019 QUALITY AWARDS INC 601 SALIDA WAY Ste B7 AURORA CO 80011-7812

9282

032707399 2019 HERITAGE HOUSE APTS 15500 E 13TH AVE AURORA CO 80011-7248

Prior 2444 Year(s) Due

032693215 2019 PET CITY 14200 EAST ALAMEDA AVE Ste 2036 AURORA CO 80012

032707771 2019 KIMBERLY WOODS APARTMENTS 1401 E GIRARD WAY ENGLEWOOD CO 80113-3197 032708760 2019 MALIBU MANOR 1360 MOLINE ST AURORA CO 80010-3648

19706

948.16

279.43

722.51

Prior 1892 Year(s) Due 67033

032710683 2019 COURT YARDS OF LITTLETON 5508 S HILL ST LITTLETON CO 80120-1160

14210

032719001 2019 23 INVERNESS WAY EAST LLC 23 INVERNESS WAY E ENGLEWOOD CO 80112-5711

2226

218.63

4,865.36

1,313.84

216.05

Prior 225282 16,377.71 Year(s) Due

1,397.32

TAX OWNER NAME YEAR & SITUS ADDRESS

MESSAGES

032834641 2019 J M QUALITY MACHINING INC 3733 S KALAMATH ST ENGLEWOOD CO 80110-3461 032835028 2019 ADVANCED CYLINDERS MFG & REPAIR 3295 S ZUNI ST ENGLEWOOD CO 80110-1965

ASSESSED TOTAL VALUE DUE 43817

3,346.13

Prior 21185 Year(s) Due

2,084.43

032837446 2019 HIGHLAND ANIMAL HOSPITAL 311 E COUNTY LINE RD A18 LITTLETON CO 80122-8105

4394

216.76

032846496 2019 UHRICH LOCOMOTIVE 56769 E RAILROAD AVE STRASBURG CO 80136

8481

601.17

032881194 2019 SOUTHBRIDGE DENTAL LAB INC Prior 3332 7889 SOUTH LINCOLN CT Bldg Year(s) 202 Due LITTLETON CO 80122-2638

326.41

032897066 2019 BEST WESTERN PLUS ROCKIES LODGING LLC 9231 E ARAPAHOE RD GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80112-3677

Prior 151755 12,634.75 Year(s) Due

032899867 2019 REAMS & PATTERSON INC 2950 S JAMAICA CT 311 AURORA CO 80014-2661

Prior 2881 Year(s) Due

209.13

2780

264.14

032811722 2019 BILLS ENGLEWOOD DRIVESHAFT LLC 3364 S BROADWAY 1/2 ENGLEWOOD CO 80113-2428

Prior 3402 Year(s) Due

260.20

032812320 2019 JEFF’S AUTOMOTIVE 3000 S BROADWAY ENGLEWOOD CO 80113-1529

2571 Prior Year(s) Due

199.12

032812443 2019 THREE R AUTOMOTIVE 3701 S KALAMATH ST ENGLEWOOD CO 80110-3461

45314 Prior Year(s) Due

3,460.82

032900857 2019 SALON SERENO 7200 EAST DRY CREEK RD Ste B104 CENTENNIAL CO 80112

90059

3,944.04

032901691 2019 MAMA ROMA 8100 S QUEBEC ST B16 CENTENNIAL CO 80112-3100

Prior 5663 Year(s) Due

493.16

032815132 2019 A M F BELLEVIEW LANES #304 4900 S FEDERAL BLVD ENGLEWOOD CO 80110-6313

162355 5,824.03

033091892 2019 LAS BRISAS 6787 S CLINTON ST D GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80112-3673

Prior 5196 Year(s) Due

425.03

032815175 2019 BOWLERO HEATHER RIDGE 2200 S PEORIA ST AURORA CO 80014-1147 032815205 2019 A M F AURORA LANES#330 16700 E MISSISSIPPI AVE AURORA CO 80017-3192

99025

5,307.48

4557

360.23

032815761 2019 ALL ABOUT EYECARE PC 15101 E ILIFF AVE 100 AURORA CO 80014-4548

29422

16.29

033096533 2019 ASPEN COMMONS ANIMAL HOSPITAL INC-DR ROBERT JAMES 1842 S PARKER RD 10 DENVER CO 80231-2927

12515

032819944 2019 DURAN JACK DDS MS 3601 S CLARKSON ST 430 ENGLEWOOD CO 80113-3948

5450

033102142 2019 PREFERRED FINANCIAL CORP 5990 GREENWOOD PLAZA BLVD 325 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-4736

032820161 2019 FICSOR CLAIRE-MARIE DMD 5590 S WINDERMERE ST LITTLETON CO 80120-1245

31130

033102151 2019 COLO BANKERS LIFE INS CO 5990 GREENWOOD PLAZA BLVD 325 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-4736

115114 10,185.07

033163494 2019 BLACKJACK PIZZA 16961 E QUINCY AVE C6 AURORA CO 80015-2763

6354

451.09

033182251 2019 FARM CREDIT ADMINISTRATION 8101 EAST PRENTICE AVE Ste 1200 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-2939

5256

473.05

033209087 2019 QUINCY CLEANERS THE 4650 S BROADWAY ENGLEWOOD CO 80113-5726

4237

321.61

033214544 2019 TRAVEL CENTER SPECIALISTS TAG 0010 CO

1557

110.22

033216491 2019 A WORLD OF TILE 2899 S SANTA FE DR 2 ENGLEWOOD CO 80110-9008

15500

032820721 2019 CASSIDY MARK DMD 6979 S HOLLY CIR 280 CENTENNIAL CO 80112-6267

Prior 4339 Year(s) Due

032820951 2019 SUMMERBROOK DENTAL GROUP Prior 51424 14991 E HAMPDEN AVE 370 Year(s) AURORA CO 80014-3996 Due

032710489 2019 SANTANA RIDGE APARTMENTS 1355 S GALENA ST DENVER CO 80247-2423

032720671 2019 RADISSON HOTEL 3155 SOUTH VAUGHN WAY AURORA CO 80014-3505

1,058.24

214.83

PIN

032821353 2019 KOHEIL 1710 S BUCKLEY RD 8A AURORA CO 80017-5639

12726

360.72

2,958.32

405.65

63.08

1,372.66

032821574 2019 HAWKINS DARRELL L 11275 E MISSISSIPPI AVE 1W5 AURORA CO 80012-2821

Prior 2210 Year(s) Due

162.74

032822902 2019 SHORES DENTAL STUDIO 6565 S DAYTON ST 1150 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-6183

Prior 2597 Year(s) Due

212.13

032833033 2019 DENVER PRINT & BIND 16392 EAST BATES DR AURORA CO 80013

Prior 3893 Year(s) Due

435.55

1,081.43

1,126.46

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TAX OWNER NAME YEAR & SITUS ADDRESS

MESSAGES

033220145 2019 AUTOTEK LLC 7939 EAST ARAPAHOE RD Ste 100A GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80112

Arapahoe County Tax Lien Pages -- Personal Property

ASSESSED TOTAL VALUE DUE 14853

1,186.02

033229967 2019 LEE BRUCE W DDS 20250 E SMOKY HILL RD 5 AURORA CO 80015-3118

Prior 6060 Year(s) Due

496.62

033238184 2019 AXIS AUTOMOTIVE & MACHINE 1683 W SHERI LN A LITTLETON CO 80120-1078

Prior 4711 Year(s) Due

454.00

033239148 2019 SUMMIT RIVERSIDE APARTMENTS 4957 S PRINCE CT LITTLETON CO 80123-2991

16712

033241614 2019 HEARING CONSULTANTS OF COLORADO SPRINGS LLC 1550 SOUTH POTOMAC ST Ste 305 AURORA CO 80012-5433

2881

033241916 2019 BOSTON COMMONS HOTEL & SUITES 6380 S BOSTON ST ENGLEWOOD CO 033263413 2019 WILLOW CREEK APARTMENTS 1008 S CHERRY ST DENVER CO 80246-2608

Prior 2681 Year(s) Due

28710

033281420 2019 WOMEN’S HEALTH Prior 6340 CONSULTANTS PC Year(s) 7200 SOUTH ALTON WAY Ste A100 Due CENTENNIAL CO 80112 033288033 2019 CU SOUTH METRO OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY 601 E HAMPDEN AVE 370 ENGLEWOOD CO 80113-2796

25870

1,887.02

327.67

218.71

2,498.83

570.27

1,921.02

033302516 2019 PRO SHIRTS LAUNDRY 824 DAYTON ST AURORA CO 80010-3810

7994 Prior Year(s) Due

858.10

033302559 2019 HARTSON ENTERPRISES 1825 WEST CASPIAN PL Ste 2A ENGLEWOOD CO 80110-1065

Prior 4907 Year(s) Due

370.90

033327250 2019 AURORA MEDIA GROUP 3033 SOUTH PARKER RD Ste 208 AURORA CO 80014-2910

6791

432.89

033328329 2019 STAPLETON FULL MAINTENANCE INC 2600 S PARKER RD 320 AURORA CO 80014-1613

2527

033329350 2019 MARONEY JAMES DDS MS PC 5161 EAST ARAPAHOE RD Ste 255 CENTENNIAL CO 80122-4810

37989

033337191 2019 CHAMPAGNE MOTORS 2900 S BROADWAY ENGLEWOOD CO 80113-1527

143326 13,564.11

033525191 2019 NEW WAY MARKETING 15334 E HINSDALE CIR 1B CENTENNIAL CO 80112-4455

4555

412.42

033529359 2019 DOMESTIC INSULATION CO 1905 W HARVARD AVE ENGLEWOOD CO 80110-1115

13059

939.44

033531213 2019 TAK ENTERPRISES LLC 3301 WEST HAMPDEN AVE Ste A&B ENGLEWOOD CO 80110-1840 033548507 2019 FOUR PRINT COMMERCIAL PRTG 14190 E JEWELL AVE 1-2 AURORA CO 80012-6908

Prior 6889 Year(s) Due

16078

676.60

4379 Prior Year(s) Due

312.67

033939948 2019 DISCOUNT PRESS 9940 E COSTILLA AVE U 2 CENTENNIAL CO 80112-3691

4806

398.53

033944500 2019 HUMANSCALE CORP 5675 DTC BLVD Ste 100 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111

57373

60.48

033945085 2019 DONAHUE RESTORATION 538 OLATHE ST K AURORA CO 80011-9324

12451

1,292.76

033945433 2019 SATELLITE HOLDINGS INC 76 INVERNESS DR E Ste C ENGLEWOOD CO 80112-5106

98165

9,642.78

033950381 2019 RYLAND HOMES 6161 SOUTH SYRACUSE WAY Ste 200 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111

12834

62.38

034010688 2019 CHOICE INVESTMENT MGMT LLC 6898 SOUTH UNIVERSITY BLVD Ste 100 CENTENNIAL CO 80122

3242

339.45

034019031 2019 ACCUTREND DATA CORP 7860 E BERRY PL 200 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-2303

10631

864.27

034019251 2019 HEARING REHABILITATION CENTER 3701 S CLARKSON ST 100 ENGLEWOOD CO 80113-3960

182

21.72

3205

314.10

967.10

034021302 2019 HIGHLANDS AUTO BODY 6221 S SANTA FE DR LITTLETON CO 80120-1832

Prior 2175 Year(s) Due

249.83

371.04

034028587 2019 TACOS Y SALSAS 2284 S CHAMBERS RD AURORA CO 80014-4528 034028595 2019 K T C AUDIO 2193 SOUTH CHAMBERS RD AURORA CO 80014

2938

333.90

034031405 2019 SWEET TOMATOES #1067 14015 E EVANS AVE AURORA CO 80014-1450

49485

034031707 2019 MAMA MIAS 3531 S LOGAN ST G ENGLEWOOD CO 80113-3700

3126

239.89

034036253 2019 CHUCK E CHEESE’S #710 CEC ENTERTAINMENT 14005 E EXPOSITION AVE AURORA CO 80012-2522

98240

212.12

033619731 2019 TOY-AUTO MASTERS 4450 S BROADWAY ENGLEWOOD CO 80113-5722

3248

248.90

033931971 2019 HAVANA CAFE 2222 S HAVANA ST E AURORA CO 80014-1062

033634471 2019 SENIOR CARE OF COLORADO 499 E HAMPDEN AVE 100 ENGLEWOOD CO 80113-2791

2397

033644930 2019 C B & POTTS BIG HORN BREWING COMPANY OF CO 6575 GREENWOOD PLAZA BLVD GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-4933

71573

36.89

6,016.91

820.36

033738918 2019 COLORADO FABRICS 4042 SOUTH PARKER RD AURORA CO 80014

28561

4353

429.93

491.84

033739337 2019 ARAPAHOE COLLISION AND MECHANICAL 342 NORFOLK ST A-F AURORA CO 80011-9359

9014

679.49

217.53

033757891 2019 ENGLEWOOD LOCK & SAFE CO INC 4310 S BROADWAY ENGLEWOOD CO 80113-5720 033807090 2019 SUNNY NAILS & SPA LLC 16728 E SMOKY HILL RD 11E CENTENNIAL CO 80015-2400

4784

385.43

033821467 2019 ANTOINE DU CHEZ INC 9619 E COUNTY LINE RD A ENGLEWOOD CO 80112-3535

29929

2,713.21

033824504 2019 SENIOR CARE OF COLORADO 1400 S POTOMAC ST 150 AURORA CO 80012-4541

10700

Prior 31018 Year(s) Due

2,562.80

033427181 2019 STAMPEDE 2430 S HAVANA ST AURORA CO 80014-1612

Prior 35295 Year(s) Due

2,556.49

033926668 2019 CARNICERIA LA FLOR MICHOACAN#2 800 DAYTON ST AURORA CO 80010-3810

485.15

4909

033399129 2019 ROMANO’S MACARONI GRILL #31017 7979 E ARAPAHOE RD GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80112-1379

868.52

Prior 4782 Year(s) Due

033730798 2019 ROCKY MTN ENGINEER & MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY INC 925 WEST KENYON AVE Ste 1 ENGLEWOOD CO 80110

300.24

21761

033580753 2019 UVA VINES LLC 4991 E DRY CREEK RD CENTENNIAL CO 80122-3803

9456

Prior 2900 Year(s) Due

033925041 2019 VILLAGE INN #774 % AMERICAN BLUE RIBBON HOLDINGS LLC 6370 S PARKER RD AURORA CO 80016-1056

502.90

033725808 2019 A WORLD OF TILE 1200 SOUTH ABILENE ST Unit B AURORA CO 80012-4628

033378407 2019 PROGRESSIVE AUTO PERFORMANCE 2061 W HAMILTON PL ENGLEWOOD CO 80110-2019

61.55

7066

22649

42.10

4948

033929292 2019 CHINA JADE RESTAURANT INC 12203 E ILIFF AVE D AURORA CO 80014-5314

033716728 2019 D T C EYE SURGERY CTR INC 8400 E PRENTICE AVE 1210 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-2972

3539

033924827 2019 LIBATIONS WINE & SPIRITS 16350 EAST ARAPAHOE RD Ste 102 AURORA CO 80016-1557

558.36

326.87

033375777 2019 COLO CUSTOM CYLINDER HEADS 3260 S PLATTE RIVER DR ENGLEWOOD CO 80110-2102

518.00

212.49

4584

12.11

Prior 6906 Year(s) Due

Prior 5691 Year(s) Due

Prior 15238 Year(s) Due

033670175 2019 JUNGLE QUEST LTD 8000 S LINCOLN ST 10 LITTLETON CO 80122-2725

2,048.53

2,030.14

4887 Prior Year(s) Due

338.62

17267

1,610.96

92.72

034052348 2019 A WORLD OF TILE 4747 S SANTA FE DR ENGLEWOOD CO 80110-6468

10269

689.54

034058001 2019 LP STOP TOM TABUCHI 1470 AIRPORT BLVD AURORA CO 80011-7721

29154 Prior Year(s) Due

3,109.05

72881

6,779.82

Prior 40027 Year(s) Due

3,549.73

608.16

033829158 2019 NEIGHBORHOOD CARWASH 12200 E PACIFIC DR AURORA CO 80014

2152

74.45

033445091 2019 RACK EM BILLIARDS & SPORTS BAR 1919 S HAVANA ST AURORA CO 80014-1011

Prior 6540 Year(s) Due

464.61

033841654 2019 AMERICAN NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY 8390 E CRESCENT PKY GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-2811

2900

123.71

033455771 2019 FITNESS QUEST OF AURORA 15600 E 6TH AVE AURORA CO 80011-9048

Prior 8234 Year(s) Due

1,208.81

033458788 2019 BURKART 13731 E RICE PL 100 AURORA CO 80015-1063

6335

204.48

033464826 2019 BAKERS WAY INC 8181 E ARAPAHOE RD E GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80112-1378

9294

762.56

Prior 11138 Year(s) Due

917.02

033851684 2019 G D A REAL ESTATE SVCS LLC Prior 35512 5690 DTC BLVD Ste 515E Year(s) GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111 Due

3,288.62

033908341 2019 M N A INC 6825 SOUTH GALENA ST Ste 314 CENTENNIAL CO 80112-3729

1,192.58

14659

034038655 2019 PAT’S PHILLY STEAKS & SUBS 7419 E ILIFF AVE DENVER CO 80231-5368

5,319.86

034051970 2019 IRESERVOIR.COM 1490 W CANAL CT 2000 LITTLETON CO 80120-5643

7455

033851188 2019 DICKEY’S BARBEQUE PIT 10230 E ARAPAHOE RD CENTENNIAL CO 80112-3711

ASSESSED TOTAL VALUE DUE

2900

033712749 2019 HEARING REHABILITATION CENTER 1399 S HAVANA ST 102 AURORA CO 80012-4041

27

033923286 2019 ROGUE ENGINEERING INC 3860 S JASON ST ENGLEWOOD CO 80110-3410

033571533 2019 FAT FENDERS GRILL 2490 W HAMPDEN AVE ENGLEWOOD CO 80110-1902

033649311 2019 GOOD HANDS AUTO CARE INC 333 AIRPORT BLVD 135 AURORA CO 80011-9337

MESSAGES

033929250 2019 WOW INC 7600 E ORCHARD RD 170N GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-2536

1,687.16

597.37

033353501 2019 NATIONWIDE MUTUAL INS CO 1-04-701 TAG 0172 CO

TAX OWNER NAME YEAR & SITUS ADDRESS

479.65

Prior 8365 Year(s) Due

3,997.91

PIN

Prior 4350 Year(s) Due

033711548 2019 BENT NOODLE THE 3055 S PARKER RD 108 AURORA CO 80014-2902

162.81

123.28

033444906 2019 DCP INTERNATIONAL LLC 6341 S TROY CIR A CENTENNIAL CO 80111-6483

033493800 2019 E M S SOFTWARE LLC 6465 GREENWOOD PLAZA BLVD 600 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-7110

777.54

1197

2822

ASSESSED TOTAL VALUE DUE

033709471 2019 MCINTOSH SOFTWEAR SVCS INC Prior 8737 19806 EAST GARDEN DR Year(s) Due CENTENNIAL CO 80015

033343875 2019 UPS STORE THE 40 W LITTLETON BLVD 210 LITTLETON CO 80120-2400

033385811 2019 UPS STORE THE 3531 S LOGAN ST D ENGLEWOOD CO 80113-3700

MESSAGES

761.44

271.24

5749

TAX OWNER NAME YEAR & SITUS ADDRESS

8012

Prior 4060 Year(s) Due

033381009 2019 R P S PLAN ADMINISTRATORS 7100 E BELLEVIEW AVE 300 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-1637

PIN

034059407 2019 MADISON COMPANIES THE 5619 DTC PKY 800 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-3139 034100784 2019 ELECTRONIC PAYMENT SYSTEMS 6472 S QUEBEC ST CENTENNIAL CO 80111-4628 034121811 2019 SHOOTIST PISTOL RANGE INC THE 2980 S GALAPAGO ST ENGLEWOOD CO 80110-1448

8948

339.29

034121889 2019 PRIME TIME AUTO BODY 509 AIRPORT BLVD F AURORA CO 80011-9315

7036

62.32

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Public Notices Arapahoe County Tax Lien Pages -- Personal Property PIN

TAX OWNER NAME YEAR & SITUS ADDRESS

MESSAGES

034123211 2019 SUBWAY 3137 INC 20941 E SMOKY HILL RD I CENTENNIAL CO 80015-5196

ASSESSED TOTAL VALUE DUE

Prior 2780 Year(s) Due

228.16

034123288 2019 IL FORNAIO 8000 E BELLEVIEW AVE GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-2628

102365 9,536.66

034126597 2019 SEAVY NAILS & SPA LLC 5270 E ARAPAHOE RD G6 CENTENNIAL CO 80122-2388

4782

034132732 2019 CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD 8390 E CRESCENT PKY 450 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-2985

456.33

Prior 29700 Year(s) Due

2,778.24

034134344 2019 VILLAGE INN #110777 % AMERICAN BLUE RIBBON HOLDINGS LLC 18601 E HAMPDEN AVE AURORA CO 80013-3533

23872

834.87

034134964 2019 AMERICAN EXTERIORS LLC 7100 EAST BELLEVIEW AVE GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111

51470

034176926 2019 CORNERSTONE FAMILY PRACTICE 1411 S POTOMAC ST 300 AURORA CO 80012-4539

8022

034217509 2019 SEARS ROEBUCK & CO-DEPT TAX DEPT B2-110A 14200 EAST ALAMEDA AVE AURORA CO

148010

PIN

TAX OWNER NAME YEAR & SITUS ADDRESS

MESSAGES

ASSESSED TOTAL DUE VALUE

034373055 2019 PANERA BREAD 6950 SOUTH TUCSON WAY Ste H&I CENTENNIAL CO 80112-3922

5873

034374906 2019 TRANS UNION RENTAL SCREENING SOLUTIONS 6430 South FIDDLERS GREEN CIR Ste 500 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111

121526 10,271.44

034443606 2019 FANTASTIC SAMS 6616 S PARKER RD 104 AURORA CO 80016-4753

4262

034446028 2019 INTEGRITY AUTOMOTIVE 606 PEORIA ST AURORA CO 80011-8229

16769

034446818 2019 PIONEER HILLS LIQUOR DBA J & Prior 5957 M LIQUORS LLC Year(s) 5590 S PARKER RD Due AURORA CO 80015-1111 4,627.08

253.30

311.14

1,762.31

425.03

PIN

TAX OWNER NAME YEAR & SITUS ADDRESS

MESSAGES

ASSESSED TOTAL VALUE DUE

034579958 2019 DENVER INTEGRATED IMAGING SOUTH 14251 EAST FREMONT AVE Ste A CENTENNIAL CO 80112-4444

70815

7,881.84

034579966 2019 QDS COMMUNICATIONS 15552 EAST FREMONT DR Unit A101 CENTENNIAL CO 80112-6908

12097

1,243.40

034593381 2019 HOME GALLERY BY RICHMOND AMER 8000 EAST BELLEVIEW AVE Ste C12 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-2642

10852

940.35

034594671 2019 TOAST INC 2700 W BOWLES AVE B LITTLETON CO 80120-1809

4350

423.31

034615113 2019 WOODYS WINGS 2 313 HAVANA ST AURORA CO 80010-4316

1952

198.32

Prior 4219 Year(s) Due

467.01

034619097 2019 MARISCOS EL REY 820 DAYTON ST AURORA CO 80010-3810

8700

62.36

034622861 2019 CHOICE CLEANERS 3531 S LOGAN ST F ENGLEWOOD CO 80113-3700

7250

494.35

2447

170.89

034446923 2019 COLUMBINE CLEANERS 5950 SOUTH PLATTE CANYON RD Ste D6 LITTLETON CO 80123-7537

Prior 2368 Year(s) Due

47.28

034447431 2019 EF CLEANERS 20269 E SMOKY HILL RD G CENTENNIAL CO 80015-3112

Prior 7315 Year(s) Due

62.30

87.80

Prior 4292 034465383 2019 UNITED CAPITAL MARKETS 5655 South YOSEMITE ST Ste 490 Year(s) GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO Due 80111-3032

392.95

Prior 5381 Year(s) Due

58.51

034467734 2019 HILLS CLEANERS 1740 S BUCKLEY RD 1 AURORA CO 80017-5600

Prior 5395 Year(s) Due

292.75

034623680 2019 FELSER ANDREW J PC 501 S CHERRY ST 1060 DENVER CO 80246-1306

034233407 2019 OSMOTICS LLC 2721 W MANSFIELD AVE ENGLEWOOD CO 80110-8639

2821

298.90

034468200 2019 MAYFAIR CLEANERS 7562 South UNIVERSITY BLVD Ste G CENTENNIAL CO 80122-3159

Prior 4151 Year(s) Due

429.08

034630236 2019 CLINICA DENTAL LATINA 11175 E MISSISSIPPI AVE 100 AURORA CO 80012-3137

4129 Prior Year(s) Due

295.42

034238956 2019 CINEMA LATINO LLC SONORA ENTERTAINMENT GROUP LLC 777 PEORIA ST AURORA CO 80011-8230

39482

717.64

5556

596.00

034632727 2019 EDIBLE ARRANGEMENTS 2370 E ARAPAHOE RD 923 CENTENNIAL CO 80122-3175

4329

034471901 2019 CARNICERIA LA SUPERIOR 1020 S PEORIA ST AURORA CO 80012-3464

2622

245.47

034472380 2019 MAYFAIR CLEANERS 8575 E ARAPAHOE RD A GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80112-1429

419

034646663 2019 INJURY FINANCE LLC 8101 E PRENTICE AVE 1100 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-2937

034225668 2019 FAMOUS DOOR II 15220 E HAMPDEN AVE AURORA CO 80014-3908

811.16

4,232.11

Prior 4610 Year(s) Due

328.62

034248498 2019 CARNICERIA JEREZANA INC 1148 YOSEMITE ST DENVER CO 80220-3609

3333

377.46

034251898 2019 TURNER & TOWNSEND LARKSPUR LLC 8100 E MAPLEWOOD AVE 210 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-4806

18049

034273409 2019 PANERA BREAD #3068 7301 S SANTA FE DR 730 LITTLETON CO 80120-2975

38637

034278532 2019 PELLOW CHRIS DR PELLOW FAMILY CHIROPRACTIC 6825 SOUTH GALENA ST Ste 200 CENTENNIAL CO 80112-3630

3394

034285938 2019 LIFE CARE AT HOME OF COLO ACCOUNTING DEPT 2121 S BLACKHAWK ST 110 AURORA CO 80014-1488

1804

034248404 2019 OLIVE SOFTWARE INC 3033 South PARKER RD Ste 502 AURORA CO 80014

62.42

282.48

Prior 12538 Year(s) Due

900.96

034473530 2019 SOLOMON’S GROCERY & EUROPEAN DELI 1939 S HAVANA ST AURORA CO 80014-1011

Prior 2505 Year(s) Due

034475681 2019 DAYTON DENTAL 2020 S PARKER RD F DENVER CO 80231-5724

Prior 11147 Year(s) Due

906.90

034476954 2019 TRUSTWAVE 8480 E ORCHARD RD 3300 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-5017

38625

3,968.38

034484477 2019 ASTRODYNE INTERNATIONAL INC 7336 S ALTON WAY 15-A CENTENNIAL CO 80112-2308

19624

1,738.45

183.15

184.01

Prior 17258 Year(s) Due

034292462 2019 FINE ANDY M 7720 S BROADWAY G-30 LITTLETON CO 80122-2636

Prior 4945 Year(s) Due

473.86

034324721 2019 STANLEY PAPPAS CIGARS LLC Prior 2592 6880 S CLINTON ST Year(s) GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80112 Due

192.13

36203

034472932 2019 DENTAL ASSOCIATES OF AURORA 1075 S PEORIA ST AURORA CO 80012-3413

32.34

034292438 2019 SAMS C STORE SAMS C STORE LLC 19001 E QUINCY AVE AURORA CO 80015-2881

034344560 2019 PANERA BREAD #3066 5910 S HOLLY ST GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-4221

39.27

1,244.32

1,455.10

034485228 2019 ALPINE FAMILY PRACTICE 1400 S POTOMAC ST 130 AURORA CO 80012-4514

Prior 7342 Year(s) Due

787.22

034506993 2019 COMPASS ONE LLC TAG 1098 CO

1135

23.21

034537554 2019 NEIGHBORWORKS AMERICA WESTERN REGION 501 S CHERRY ST 400 DENVER CO 80246-3326

1467

106.46

034537805 2019 NEVERIA SABOR LATINO 1462 IOLA ST AURORA CO 80010-3411

Prior 7250 Year(s) Due

777.22

Prior 17745 Year(s) Due Prior 2821 Year(s) Due

261.47

034650121 2019 CHARLOTTE RUSSE #348 14200 EAST ALAMEDA AVE Ste 1009A AURORA CO 80012

Prior 27429 Year(s) Due

2,921.47

034658670 2019 ILLEGAL PETES 5312 DTC BLVD 400 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-3318

35319

3,220.61

034663452 2019 COMFORT DENTAL BRACES SMILE FOUR 8223 SOUTH QUEBEC ST Ste O CENTENNIAL CO 80112

27843

2,460.32

034671129 2019 INDIAS CASTLE 9555 E ARAPAHOE RD 19 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80112-3642

5522

436.05

Prior 7250 Year(s) Due

681.20

2624

273.36

Prior 4036 Year(s) Due

394.73

034682104 2019 CREATIVE LEATHER 9009 E COUNTY LINE RD CENTENNIAL CO 80112-3249

4060

416.57

034685251 2019 ROCKY MTN PROPERTIES LLC 8000 E PEAKVIEW AVE GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-6816

71309

294.98

034688099 2019 TIRESOCKS 8640 SOUTH PEORIA ST Ste 200 ENGLEWOOD CO 80112-4819

148262 17,461.85

034728040 2019 MCKINNERS PIZZA BAR 2389 W MAIN ST LITTLETON CO 80120-1978

46683

034729127 2019 TELEPACIFIC COMMUNICATIONS 10333 E DRY CREEK RD 170 ENGLEWOOD CO 80112-1562

4148

87

034674365 2019 ONE2ONE STUDIO SALON LTD 1400 E HAMPDEN AVE 120 ENGLEWOOD CO 80113-3126 034674535 2019 VSM SEWING INC #618 9090 E PHILLIPS PL CENTENNIAL CO 80112-3354 034681833 2019 SUSHI BASHO II 2700 W BOWLES AVE A LITTLETON CO 80120-1809

034345094 2019 WORLD BAZAAR 242 HAVANA ST C AURORA CO 80010-4367

Prior 22510 Year(s) Due

2,436.58

034538054 2019 KWIK DRY CLEAN 18575 E SMOKY HILL RD B CENTENNIAL CO 80015-3117

034347704 2019 BEAUTY BRANDS SALON & SPA 5640 S PARKER RD AURORA CO 80015-1110

Prior 47857 Year(s) Due

3,493.02

034538101 2019 CHOICE NAILS 18575 E SMOKY HILL RD A CENTENNIAL CO 80015-3117

62.29

Prior 10150 Year(s) Due

969.26

034541705 2019 NAPA NECTARS 5302 SOUTH FEDERAL CIR Ste E LITTLETON CO 80123-8935

5800

034348115 2019 CARNICERIA LA TAPATIA 395 W LITTLETON BLVD A LITTLETON CO 80120-2367

121.48

Prior 5946 Year(s) Due

590.45

034543074 2019 PAW SPA A 5950 S PLATTE CANYON RD D1 LITTLETON CO 80123-7537

2493

034348336 2019 DARQUE TAN 7560 S UNIVERSITY BLVD CENTENNIAL CO 80122-3143

034729224 2019 CBRE 701 E HAMPDEN AVE 330 ENGLEWOOD CO 80113-2759

034544411 2019 CONCRETE FLOOR 2051 WEST COLLEGE AVE ENGLEWOOD CO 80110-1005

14732

1,117.62

034731822 2019 AUTO LAB 4000 S BROADWAY ENGLEWOOD CO 80113-4631

034355146 2019 GREYSTAR 5445 DTC PKY Ste PH1 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111

30802

034358927 2019 DARQUE TAN 8006 E ARAPAHOE RD 130 CENTENNIAL CO 80112-6814

Prior 3020 Year(s) Due

034366954 2019 MERLIN INTERNATIONAL INC 4 INVERNESS CT E Bldg B100 ENGLEWOOD CO 80112-5322

Prior 32353 Year(s) Due

64.99

281.27

3,163.96

034571477 2019 CARNICERIA COMPARE 541 SABLE BLVD AURORA CO 80011-8839 034575839 2019 INTERWEST REHABILITATION 26 WEST DRY CREEK CIR Ste 390 LITTLETON CO 80120

1,590.73

034617795 2019 QERA MEAT & GROCERY/ ABC INT’L 1030 HAVANA ST AURORA CO 80010-3961

Prior 3113 Year(s) Due

353.21

6329

547.88

4,519.92

337.63

15.61

Prior 5800 Year(s) Due

433.24

034734562 2019 AMLI RESIDENTIAL 7400 E ORCHARD RD 3300 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-2545

7907

594.42

034740490 2019 MOUNTAIN MIDWIFERY CENTER INC THE 3535 SOUTH LAFAYETTE ST Ste 100 ENGLEWOOD CO 80113-3900

19854

1,510.07

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Public Notices PIN

TAX OWNER NAME YEAR & SITUS ADDRESS

MESSAGES

ASSESSED TOTAL VALUE DUE

034764682 2019 HEPNER MICHAEL D PC LAW Prior 2320 OFFICE Year(s) 6500 SOUTH QUEBEC ST Ste 300 Due ENGLEWOOD CO 80111 034770500 2019 OLD CHICAGO 6105 S MAIN ST 106 AURORA CO 80016-5360

Arapahoe County Tax Lien Pages -- Personal Property

73529

218.41

8,569.18

PIN

TAX OWNER NAME YEAR & SITUS ADDRESS

MESSAGES

ASSESSED TOTAL VALUE DUE

034879439 2019 ANTHONY’S PIZZA & PASTA 2610 W BELLEVIEW AVE 100 LITTLETON CO 80123-7192

Prior 2541 Year(s) Due

299.17

034879463 2019 JIMMY JOHN’S 2610 W BELLEVIEW AVE 600 LITTLETON CO 80123-3371

Prior 23200 Year(s) Due

2,626.30

1,892.86

034772049 2019 PICTURE IT STUDIOS INC - G LEE Prior 6112 6150 S MAIN ST 109 Year(s) AURORA CO 80016-5362 Due

706.21

034879595 2019 CORNERSTAR WINE & LIQUOR 15405 E BRIARWOOD CIR C AURORA CO 80016-1568

Prior 13093 Year(s) Due

663.14

034880071 2019 CRICKET STORE SKY EXPRESS LEX CELL 757 PEORIA ST C AURORA CO 80011-8262

Prior 4350 Year(s) Due

479.65

034772413 2019 GEMSTONE SOLUTIONS GROUP Prior 6171 INC Year(s) 6150 South MAIN ST Ste I-107 Due AURORA CO 80016-5362

034880216 2019 VERTICOMM TECHNOLOGIES INC 3333 SOUTH BANNOCK ST Ste 1000 ENGLEWOOD CO 80110-3466

2509

34.06

034880666 2019 CASTLE & COOKE MORTGAGE 7400 E ORCHARD RD 2900N GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-2559

3548

293.10

034772456 2019 INTERMOUNTAIN ELECTRICIAL 725 TOWER RD AURORA CO 80011-8019

17401

034775943 2019 FRONT RANGE CROSSFIT INC 1338 SOUTH VALENTIA ST Unit 182 DENVER CO 80247-2167

2345

034782842 2019 TRANSFORM SOFTWARE & SVCS INC 1221 W MINERAL AVE 101 LITTLETON CO 80120-4544

14281

1,831.03

167.67

1,320.75

2398 Prior Year(s) Due

229.27

034808426 2019 SPAGNOLIE SAVERIO RE: EQUIPMENT AT DR SINGER’S 8400 E PRENTICE AVE 301 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-2915

4453

409.94

034819690 2019 MASSAGE ENVY 6295 S MAIN ST 103 AURORA CO 80016-5380

4565

034783679 2019 CAD CONSULTANTS 7200 EAST DRY CREEK RD Ste E205 CENTENNIAL CO 80112-2569

489.80

034819711 2019 PORTRAIT STUDIO LLC 7301 S SANTA FE DR 160 LITTLETON CO 80120-2982

Prior 13345 Year(s) Due

034820426 2019 REDWOOD CLEANERS 18680 E ILIFF AVE C AURORA CO 80013-6540

Prior 4586 Year(s) Due

502.41

034822984 2019 IT TAKES A VILLAGE 1475 LIMA ST AURORA CO 80010-3514

Prior 4350 Year(s) Due

479.65

034824782 2019 WORLD CELLAR LTD 6240 S MAIN ST 115 AURORA CO 80016-5376

558

034828451 2019 AJUUA!! MEXICAN RESTAURANT 6020 S GUN CLUB RD E3 AURORA CO 80016-5302

2697

034830707 2019 HAVANA HALAL 868 S HAVANA ST AURORA CO 80012-3016 034831517 2019 WOMEN’S IMAGING CENTER AT DRY CREEK PC 11 West DRY CREEK CIR Ste 101 LITTLETON CO 80120-8077 034831746 2019 MI COCINA EXPRESS 137 W COUNTY LINE RD LITTLETON CO 80129-1931

Prior 4350 Year(s) Due 17700

Prior 5800 Year(s) Due

034834087 2019 RMOMS 14885 EAST FREMONT AVE ENGLEWOOD CO 80112-4281

256

034837388 2019 UPS STORE THE #1738 1250 SOUTH BUCKLEY RD Ste I AURORA CO 80017-5120

4350

034841938 2019 ROCKY MTN ELITE PERFORMANCE SPORTS INC 7030 SOUTH POTOMAC ST CENTENNIAL CO 80112-4003 034842047 2019 XJET 8201 S INTERPORT BLVD 200 ENGLEWOOD CO 80112-7120

Prior 5853 Year(s) Due

29517

Prior 3148 034842811 2019 SOGETI USA LLC 7600 East ORCHARD RD Ste 310S Year(s) Due GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-2572

1,580.07

77.03

209.61

310.66

1,653.04

546.45

29.82

479.65

474.66

2,803.73

261.24

034846212 2019 SILVER CINEMAS ACQUISITION COMPANY 5415 LANDMARK PL GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-1946

113514 10,291.91

034860258 2019 KORTE ENTERPRISES 2343 W YALE AVE ENGLEWOOD CO 80110-1146

3389

034878980 2019 ESCIENCE LABS LLC 1500 W HAMPDEN AVE 2A ENGLEWOOD CO 80110-2038

18934

034879099 2019 PANERA BREAD #3086 3702 RIVER POINT PKY A ENGLEWOOD CO 80110-3329

30884

034879293 2019 SUBWAY #44404 YOUNG & YOUNG INTERPRISES INC 3602 RIVER POINT PKY Ste A ENGLEWOOD CO 80110-3323

7059

228.08

1,870.72

1,494.94

640.45

034884084 2019 D F INC 4590 S RESERVOIR RD D CENTENNIAL CO 80015-2879

Prior 12682 Year(s) Due

034884726 2019 SUNBURST GRILL 2295 S CHAMBERS RD M AURORA CO 80014-4547

Prior 3480 Year(s) Due

1,133.66

393.68

Prior 41525 034885242 2019 KITCHEN TABLE COOKING Year(s) SCHOOL 6380 South FIDDLERS GREEN CIR Due Ste 108A GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111

3,507.70

034885528 2019 AURORA ORTHODONTICS & TMJ Prior 43500 14991 E HAMPDEN AVE 300 Year(s) Due AURORA CO 80014-3987

4,719.03

25373

62.47

034887733 2019 SHADOW RIDGE AT SOUTHLANDS 24750 E APPLEWOOD CIR AURORA CO 80016-3904 034888551 2019 WILDCAT CONTRACTING INC 7600 S GRANT ST B4 LITTLETON CO 80122-2644

PIN

TAX OWNER NAME YEAR & SITUS ADDRESS

MESSAGES

034927905 2019 DIVAS HAIR STUDIO LLC 9724 E COLFAX AVE AURORA CO 80010-5011

ASSESSED TOTAL VALUE DUE

Prior 2900 Year(s) Due

329.73

034928006 2019 MATHNASIUM LEARNING CENTER 4510 S RESERVOIR RD C CENTENNIAL CO 80015-2876

2175

203.90

034928855 2019 VAREL INTERNATIONAL 7315 S REVERE PKY 602 CENTENNIAL CO 80112-6785

44353

034929151 2019 YANNI’S GREEK RESTAURANT 5425 LANDMARK PL 109 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-1951

3090

278.42

034929461 2019 PURE COLORS Prior 8152 7146 SOUTH TUCSON WAY Ste B Year(s) CENTENNIAL CO 80112 Due

800.80

4,795.33

034929576 2019 GIGGLES DENTISTRY FOR KIDS 15106 E HAMPDEN AVE AURORA CO 80014-4096

14471

034929851 2019 RICE LLC 7950 EAST PRENTICE AVE Ste 204 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-2724

2320

218.37

Prior 1756 Year(s) Due

150.13

034932801 2019 CENTENNIAL CROSSFIT 7307 SOUTH ALTON WAY CENTENNIAL CO 80112 034934120 2019 SKIN SECRETS 9251 East PEAKVIEW AVE Ste G GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111 034934855 2019 JIMMY JOHN’S 3001 S BROADWAY ENGLEWOOD CO 80113-1528

1,041.56

67904

5,637.48

Prior 21750 Year(s) Due

1,655.34

034936068 2019 CAFE CASCADES 6300 SOUTH SYRACUSE WAY Ste 115 CENTENNIAL CO 80111

3042

034936319 2019 AMERICAN INNOVATIONS 7851 SOUTH ELATI ST Ste 200 LITTLETON CO 80120-8081

19690

034936866 2019 TOTAL HEALTH & EXERCISE 6979 S HOLLY CIR B1 CENTENNIAL CO 80112-6253

6779

283.27

1,846.46

Prior 2306 Year(s) Due

228.25

8305 034891951 2019 160 INVERNESS PROPERTY LLC Prior 160 INVERNESS DR W BLDG Year(s) ENGLEWOOD CO 80112-5004 Due

778.30

034892478 2019 ROCKY MTN SPINE & SPORT 991 SOUTHPARK DR 110 LITTLETON CO 80120-5689

3087

378.23

034892494 2019 DZ CENTENNIAL LLC 7475 E ARAPAHOE RD 3 CENTENNIAL CO 80112-1255

3335

272.12

034893237 2019 BASIC FOOD GROUP 45 INVERNESS DR E ENGLEWOOD CO 80112-5412

9396

886.54

034938010 2019 HEMP CENTER THE 5744 SOUTH DATURA ST LITTLETON CO 80120-2110

034894390 2019 THAI BASIL OF AURORA INC 2710 S HAVANA ST AURORA CO 80014-2618

6961

495.24

034940936 2019 PHO LE 2 2719 S PARKER RD AURORA CO 80014-2701

034895868 2019 EDRI’S INTL MARKET 3126 S PARKER RD AURORA CO 80014-3148

Prior 4350 Year(s) Due

310.66

034941916 2019 MCDONALDS 5650 S CHAMBERS RD AURORA CO 80015-1132

14282

034898123 2019 HELLERSTEIN & SHORE PC 5347 S VALENTIA WAY 100 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-3107

Prior 2306 Year(s) Due

217.13

034956468 2019 CATALYST REPOSITORY SYSTEMS RE: EQUIPMENT AT VIA W 12500 EAST ARAPAHOE RD CENTENNIAL CO 80112-3872

512137 58,473.20

034958525 2019 M D C HOLDINGS INC RE: EQUIPMENT AT VIA WEST 11900 EAST CORNELL AVE AURORA CO 80014-6201

92502

73.42

14773 Prior Year(s) Due

1,070.54

034937111 2019 DLJ LLC 6530 S YOSEMITE ST 310 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-5173

Prior 44558 Year(s) Due

034937986 2019 ACCESSIBLE HOME HEALTH CARE 10700 E BETHANY DR 206 AURORA CO 80014-2680

Prior 2900 Year(s) Due

210.44

2320

229.62

Prior 5445 Year(s) Due

386.34

034899588 2019 RENEGADE BURRITO 3105 S PEORIA ST J AURORA CO 80014-3154

12238

034900675 2019 UNDICI RISTORANTE 1200 E HAMPDEN AVE ENGLEWOOD CO 80113-2917

4009

034901973 2019 ENGLEWOOD SURGERY CENTER 3277 S LINCOLN ST ENGLEWOOD CO 80113-2512

21658

034902198 2019 EUROFINS VRL INC 6933 S REVERE PKY B CENTENNIAL CO 80112-3762

377598

413.70

034908111 2019 SABOR MEXICAN GRILL 14301 E CEDAR AVE A AURORA CO 80012-1433

4428

487.18

034963251 2019 ECOTECH INSTITUTE 1400 SOUTH ABILENE ST AURORA CO 80012-3929

034916300 2019 ZOOM SYSTEMS 14200 E ALAMEDA AVE PROAC AURORA CO 80012-2511

3044

345.60

034921818 2019 WINE EXPERIENCE CAFE 6240 S MAIN ST H115 AURORA CO 80016-5376

1797

225.85

034963928 2019 EQUITY RESIDENTIAL RE: TAX DEPT 1610 E GIRARD PL A ENGLEWOOD CO 80113-3100

034924868 2019 REGAL CINEMAS #1943 3565 S PLATTE RIVER DR ENGLEWOOD CO 80110-3305

235664 11,626.73

034925325 2019 LATHER A SALON 3538 S PENNSYLVANIA ST ENGLEWOOD CO 80113-3734

2320

034925538 2019 PANERA BREAD #3085 6770 S CORNERSTAR WAY E AURORA CO 80016-1575

37620

034925911 2019 REGAL CINEMAS INC 6901 S VINE ST CENTENNIAL CO 80122-3170

275910 23,050.72

034926101 2019 DARQUE TAN 6232 S PARKER RD 100 CENTENNIAL CO 80016-1289

Prior 29000 Year(s) Due

617.40

3,766.02

984.61

879.13

304.81

1,648.30

180.63

2,684.11

2,448.87

034963189 2019 STREAM LINE AUTO SPA 15201 E SMOKY HILL RD AURORA CO 80015-1208 034963243 2019 SAFESPLASH SWIMMING SCHOOL 5930 S GUN CLUB RD AURORA CO 80016-2607

034964304 2019 FOXFIELD DENTAL 16350 E ARAPAHOE RD 114 FOXFIELD CO 80016-1557 034964401 2019 WHOLLY CANNOLI CAFE 22691 E AURORA PKY B9 AURORA CO 80016-6088 034964410 2019 JEFFERY B JEWELERS 300 SOUTH JACKSON ST DENVER CO 80209-3176 034964762 2019 PANERA BREAD #3088 640 S COLORADO BLVD DENVER CO 80246-1503 034965246 2019 MY BEST FRIEND’S CLOSET 6240 SOUTH MAIN ST Ste F-101 AURORA CO 80016-5376

3360

258.66

Prior 370387 40,264.78 Year(s) Due 3235

39.58

Prior 21750 Year(s) Due

2,049.01

32013

3,637.06

Prior 2905 Year(s) Due 49926

Prior 2900 Year(s) Due

358.94

30.64

358.34

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Public Notices PIN

TAX OWNER NAME YEAR & SITUS ADDRESS

MESSAGES

034965262 2019 CHARMING CHARLIE #89 6240 S MAIN ST 105 AURORA CO 80016-5376

Arapahoe County Tax Lien Pages -- Personal Property

ASSESSED TOTAL VALUE DUE PIN 12673

1,426.31

034965327 2019 DEL MAR KIDS DENTAL 797 PEORIA ST A AURORA CO 80011-8215

Prior 21750 Year(s) Due

2,353.95

034966765 2019 MITERS TOUCH 60 S HAVANA ST 602 AURORA CO 80012-1075

Prior 2900 Year(s) Due

329.73

034967028 2019 TRICE JEWELERS 6885 S UNIVERSITY BLVD CENTENNIAL CO 80122-1514

43116

148.83

034967303 2019 UNITED RAILROAD SERVICES CO 2000 W HAMILTON PL ENGLEWOOD CO 80110-2020

1871

173.83

034967605 2019 RISING STAR DAY CARE 3400 S FEDERAL BLVD D ENGLEWOOD CO 80110-1980

3351

345.37

034968253 2019 DAD & DUDES BREWERIA 6730 S CORNERSTAR WAY D AURORA CO 80016-1571

Prior 20724 Year(s) Due

3,002.59

034969110 2019 J AND DEE LAUNDRY MAT 1040 S SABLE BLVD AURORA CO 80012-3796

28254

1,170.44

034969969 2019 CONVERGINT TECHNOLOGIES 7330 S ALTON WAY 12K CENTENNIAL CO 80112-2318

30973

TAX OWNER NAME YEAR & SITUS ADDRESS

MESSAGES

034991808 2019 GROUP VOYAGERS INC RE: EQUIPMENT AT VIA WEST 11900 E CORNELL AVE AURORA CO 80014-6201

ASSESSED TOTAL VALUE DUE 28.64

035008258 2019 Q’RICO MEXICAN CRAVINGS 14200 EAST ALAMEDA AVE Ste 2015 AURORA CO 80012

034991816 2019 HOSTWORKS INC RE: EQUIPMENT AT VIA WEST 11900 E CORNELL AVE AURORA CO 80014-6201

Prior 2751 Year(s) Due

200.16

035008282 2019 REAL ESTATE SOLUTIONS RES 7455 EAST PEAKVIEW AVE CENTENNIAL CO 80111-6703

034991841 2019 IQNAVIGATOR RE: EQUIPMENT AT VIA WEST 11900 E CORNELL AVE AURORA CO 80014-6201

Prior 21201 Year(s) Due

1,531.18

035008541 2019 STATEWIDE ROOFING CONSULTANTS 2485 WEST MAIN ST Ste 200 LITTLETON CO 80120-4603

38344

2,728.28

035008681 2019 JUMP STREET 7969 E ARAPAHOE RD GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80112-1379

034991875 2019 ABB ENTERPRISE SOFTWARE INC 11900 EAST CORNELL AVE AURORA CO 80014-6201

034991956 2019 PENDUM CORP RE: EQUIPMENT Prior 2602 AT VIA WEST Year(s) 11900 E CORNELL AVE Due AURORA CO 80014-6201

189.85

14500

2,789.58

034994459 2019 LOVEHAIR COLOR & DESIGN 6750 S CORNERSTAR WAY C AURORA CO 80016-1573

19129

23.04

034970819 2019 KEVIN’S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES Prior 2900 Year(s) LLC 7637 EAST ILIFF AVE Due DENVER CO 80231

232.87

034996524 2019 PHO 97 16748 E SMOKY HILL RD 9A CENTENNIAL CO 80015-2494

11382

971.68

2907

292.40

034999051 2019 CHEMSOLUTIONS 7388 SOUTH REVERE PKY Ste 805 CENTENNIAL CO 80112-3996

8968

034970932 2019 TRACE 3 10333 EAST DRY CREEK RD Ste 150 ENGLEWOOD CO 80112-2370

4350 Prior Year(s) Due

400.71

034999787 2019 MEMORIES PHOTOGRAPHY LLC 13698 EAST ILIFF AVE Ste B AURORA CO 80014

2900

034970975 2019 LOUD & CLEAR TELECOMMUNICATIONS 5750 DTC PKY 105 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-5480

035000028 2019 CHUCK & DON’S PET FOOD OUTLET 5926 SOUTH HOLLY ST GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111

83483

034970983 2019 SLAMMERS 12000 E EASTER AVE GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80112-6793

Prior 9135 Year(s) Due

925.86

035001041 2019 GOLD RUSH 16833 E ILIFF AVE AURORA CO 80013-1136

1475

2046

114.94

035001750 2019 HIDEAWAY LOUNGE, THE 2627 S PARKER RD AURORA CO 80014-1617

2320

30.91

035002721 2019 RIB CITY 7903 S BROADWAY B LITTLETON CO 80122-2712

14472

693.31

1,216.83

Prior 36831 Year(s) Due

3,869.53

14847

1,537.03

840.16

185.39

6,855.11

172.64

034972455 2019 BLACK COW DELI 7670 S CHESTER ST 170 CENTENNIAL CO 80112-3470

Prior 2285 Year(s) Due

39.93

034972579 2019 1ST CLASS BARBERS 12203 E ILIFF AVE K AURORA CO 80014-5314

Prior 2175 Year(s) Due

160.34

034973117 2019 1ST CLASS MEDICAL 14 INVERNESS DR E Bldg B120 ENGLEWOOD CO 80112-5617

Prior 2320 Year(s) Due

224.77

034973354 2019 MUGSY’S BAR 7950 E MISSISSIPPI AVE J DENVER CO 80247-2151

Prior 2444 Year(s) Due

197.82

035003086 2019 EL REY BOOTS II 15401 E MISSISSIPPI AVE B AURORA CO 80017-4738

Prior 2900 Year(s) Due

329.73

034974130 2019 INCREDIBLE WINE & SPIRITS Prior 6889 8557 EAST ARAPAHOE RD Unit A Year(s) Due GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80112-1474

557.73

035003361 2019 CENTRAL AUTO REPAIR (CAR) 15551 E 6TH AVE 40A AURORA CO 80011-9059

Prior 2175 Year(s) Due

41.28

034975462 2019 STANDARD PACIFIC OF COLORADO INC 6161 SOUTH SYRACUSE WAY Ste 200 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-4788

Prior 56817 Year(s) Due

034976116 2019 QUEBEC CORP 9033 E EASTER PL 112 CENTENNIAL CO 80112-2105

Prior 3590 Year(s) Due

034978097 2019 D’LUX NAILS & SPA INC 1155 S HAVANA ST 49 AURORA CO 80012-4017

13175

034978828 2019 ACCESS DIGITAL CINEMA PHASE 2 CORP 18605 E HAMPDEN AVE AURORA CO 80013-3533

30275

4,810.14

335.95

947.32

2,191.28

034979948 2019 LARKBURGER 8000 E BELLEVIEW AVE B45 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-2602

Prior 23902 Year(s) Due

034982795 2019 BETTENBERG SHARSHEL & MAQUIRE LLC 7009 S POTOMAC ST 220 CENTENNIAL CO 80112-4034

Prior 5755 Year(s) Due

539.56

034991450 2019 ROGUE WAVE SOFTWARE INC RE: EQUIPMENT AT VIA WEST 12500 E ARAPAHOE RD CENTENNIAL CO 80112-3872

Prior 6396 Year(s) Due

608.53

034991638 2019 ASPEN MARKETING SERVICES LLC RE: EQUIP AT VIA WEST 11900 E CORNELL AVE AURORA CO 80014-6201

2,166.21

035002861 2019 PRESTIGE FITNESS 5150 E ARAPAHOE RD D2 CENTENNIAL CO 80122-4820 035002896 2019 NATIONAL AMERICAN UNIVERSITY 8242 S UNIVERSITY BLVD 100 CENTENNIAL CO 80122-3178

035003761 2019 MOUNTAIN SLEEP DIAGNOSTICS 8151 SOUTHPARK LN 200 LITTLETON CO 80120-4502

36070

3,438.43

035005313 2019 WOODEN TABLE S K D LLC 2500 E ORCHARD RD C GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80121-2888

Prior 6805 Year(s) Due

570.69

035005321 2019 CHERRY HILL WINE SHOP J M P ENTERPRISES OF COLO 5910 S UNIVERSITY BLVD D4 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80121-2800

Prior 1590 Year(s) Due

155.59

035005496 2019 SERVICIO ELECTRICO Y MECANICO 1461 HELENA ST AURORA CO 80011

Prior 5800 Year(s) Due

619.53

035006271 2019 VIP HOOKAH LOUNGE 2785 S PARKER RD AURORA CO 80014-2701

Prior 2900 Year(s) Due

035006921 2019 BELEGRATIS TASOS 7000 E BELLEVIEW AVE 205 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-1622

Prior 2639 Year(s) Due

035006972 2019 DESTINATION XL #9864 14182 E CEDAR AVE A AURORA CO 80012-1413

206311 14,947.61

TAX OWNER NAME YEAR & SITUS ADDRESS

2067

034994271 2019 IT’S ALL PEACHY FROZEN YOGURT 6262 S PARKER RD 600 CENTENNIAL CO 80016-1395

034972340 2019 SPA MOMENTS 7200 EAST DRY CREEK RD Ste C202 CENTENNIAL CO 80112-2557

PIN

035008975 2019 ROCKY’S BODY SHOP 343 AIRPORT BLVD 110 AURORA CO 80011-9332 035009025 2019 A D A CARBON SOLUTIONS 1460 W CANAL CT 100 LITTLETON CO 80120-5631

ASSESSED TOTAL VALUE DUE

Prior 11600 Year(s) Due

1,250.23

5880

62.24

Prior 5800 Year(s) Due

546.45

2900

212.49

Prior 2900 Year(s) Due

329.73

231949

62.49

26068 035009068 2019 INTELEX TECHNOLOGIES US INC Prior 33 INVERNESS DR E Year(s) Due ENGLEWOOD CO 80112

2,540.49

035011186 2019 NETELLIGENT CORPORATION RE: EQUIP AT VIAWEST 11900 E CORNELL AVE AURORA CO 80014-6201

69168

5,020.69

035012093 2019 PRAXAIR LEASED EQUIPMENT 6221 S RACINE CIR CENTENNIAL CO 80111-6427

3731

035030211 2019 SOUTHGLENN PROPERTY HOLDINGS 6955 SOUTH YORK ST Ste 406 CENTENNIAL CO 80122-3277

37700

035031608 2019 CORPOREX COLO LLC 188 INVERNESS DR W 120 ENGLEWOOD CO 80112-5205

153623

035031969 2019 TELESPHERE NETWORKS LTD 9100 EAST PANORAMA DR Ste 175 CENTENNIAL CO 80112-7203

Prior 4953 Year(s) Due

262.60

6,224.12

154.13

510.14

035032027 2019 PGA TOUR SUPERSTORE GOLF & TENNIS PRO SHOP INC 9451 E ARAPAHOE RD GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80112-3632

134811

62.49

035032132 2019 PANERA BREAD #3093 13100 E COLFAX AVE 60 AURORA CO 80011-5517

129579

103.32

035032191 2019 GEJO’S ORIGINAL ITALIAN RESTAURANT 7200 E DRY CREEK RD R CENTENNIAL CO 80112-2537

Prior 7889 Year(s) Due

716.78

035032370 2019 AGREEABLE DENTAL 1700 S CHAMBERS RD AURORA CO 80017-5023

Prior 9445 Year(s) Due

1,015.90

035032434 2019 ILLUMITI 9100 EAST PANORAMA DR Ste 150 CENTENNIAL CO 80112-3417

11589

1,184.25

035032507 2019 PERFORMANCE BICYCLE 358 S COLORADO BLVD DENVER CO 80246-1205

13180

1,060.35

035032663 2019 POINT BLANK WINERY LLC 6547 SOUTH RACINE CIR Ste 1400 CENTENNIAL CO 80111-6459

2727 Prior Year(s) Due

221.04

035033040 2019 KRISER’S NATURAL PET 3475 S UNIVERSITY BLVD D ENGLEWOOD CO 80113-3155

19049

035033147 2019 CHUCK & DON’S PET FOOD OUTLET 6380 S PARKER RD AURORA CO 80016-1056

9940

763.20

035033457 2019 7-ELEVEN 16310 E QUINCY AVE AURORA CO 80015-1596

12724

864.47

035033473 2019 7-ELEVEN 15296 E HAMPDEN AVE AURORA CO 80014-3908

9422

624.28

210.44

46749

208.26

035033481 2019 7-ELEVEN 9355 E DRY CREEK RD CENTENNIAL CO 80112-2817 035033741 2019 LEARNING EXPERIENCE THE 7326 S GARTRELL RD AURORA CO 80016-4110

8383

035034127 2019 CHARMING CHARLIE #230 6955 SOUTH YORK ST Ste 401 CENTENNIAL CO 80122-3271

21938

28426

1,505.57

035007715 2019 CHINOOK TAVERN 6380 SOUTH FIDDLERS GREEN CIR Ste 110 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-5043

Prior 72500 Year(s) Due

6,145.87

035007791 2019 B P B FLOYD INC 2851 S PARKER RD 670 AURORA CO 80014-2796

Prior 2900 Year(s) Due

210.44

6045

557.68

035008185 2019 LITTLETON PRINT & COPY 1449 W LITTLETON BLVD 101 LITTLETON CO 80120-2127

MESSAGES

2,286.34

4,319.17

772.70

3,540.63

035034275 2019 FERRELL’S 7500 S UNIVERSITY BLVD 105 CENTENNIAL CO 80122-3168

Prior 2320 Year(s) Due

245.75

035034542 2019 KNOCKOUTS HAIRCUTS FOR MEN 7545 S UNIVERSITY BLVD CENTENNIAL CO 80122-3179

2871

265.27

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Public Notices PIN

TAX OWNER NAME YEAR & SITUS ADDRESS

035034585 2019 HERITAGE HILLS FAMILY MEDICINE 7000 E BELLEVIEW AVE 100 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-1623 035035051 2019 MY KID’S CLOSET 6235 SOUTH MAIN ST Ste M 102 AURORA CO 80016 035035581 2019 COACHMAN ENERGY 5251 DTC PKY 200 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-2731

MESSAGES

Arapahoe County Tax Lien Pages -- Personal Property

ASSESSED TOTAL VALUE DUE 2947

231.36

Prior 2320 Year(s) Due

288.68

12906

1,133.32

035035956 2019 PHO 99 211 E COUNTY LINE RD LITTLETON CO 80122-8100

Prior 5936 Year(s) Due

559.70

035036201 2019 EL TAPATIO 9281 E ARAPAHOE RD GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80112-3620

Prior 10015 Year(s) Due

806.72

035036481 2019 LIQUOR PLUS 13490 E MISSISSIPPI AVE AURORA CO 80012-3500

Prior 4350 Year(s) Due

035036561 2019 UPS STORE 1555 S HAVANA ST F AURORA CO 80012-5034 035036600 2019 BIZCARD XPRESS 10784 E ILIFF AVE AURORA CO 80014-4707

PIN

TAX OWNER NAME YEAR & SITUS ADDRESS

MESSAGES

035043991 2019 M D BODY & MED SPA 7939 East ARAPAHOE RD Ste 210 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-5307 035044254 2019 DUELING PIANOS ROAD SHOW ACTUAL TALENT MOBILE ENT 7975 E HARVARD AVE D DENVER CO 80231-3829 035044301 2019 ACTIVE FASHION GROUP DBA COLORADO TRADING & CLOTHING COMPANY 6161 South SYRACUSE WAY Ste 300 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-4814

ASSESSED TOTAL VALUE DUE PIN 212.49

035068439 2019 METROPCS %UNLIMITED PCS INC 15453 East HAMPDEN AVE Ste B AURORA CO 80013-2455

Prior 5800 Year(s) Due

450.03

035068820 2019 STATEBRIDGE COMPANY 5680 GREENWOOD PLAZA BLVD 100 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-2404

39014

1,611.52

238.85

035056945 2019 SEARCHLIGHT MINERALS 3040 S VALLEJO ST ENGLEWOOD CO 80110-1331

Prior 57905 Year(s) Due

4,221.88

3784 Prior Year(s) Due

310.66

Prior 10287 Year(s) Due

1,107.46

4350 Prior Year(s) Due

035057984 2019 ECOTECH INSTITUTE RE: RENEWABLE ENERGY 1400 S ABILENE ST AURORA CO 80012-4627 035062678 2019 ZAKHEM CENTER LLC RE: RENEWABLE ENERGY 3400 SOUTH FEDERAL BLVD Bldg C & D ENGLEWOOD CO 80110-1980

Prior 6992 Year(s) Due

686.91

035062686 2019 ZAKHEM CENTER LLC RE: RENEWABLE ENERGY 3460 S FEDERAL BLVD ENGLEWOOD CO 80110-1967

Prior 1101 Year(s) Due

106.40

035062708 2019 GREEK TO ME 9251 EAST PEAKVIEW AVE Ste A GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-5309

6119 Prior Year(s) Due

481.59

035071723 2019 ROCA FUERTE K-12 ACADEMY 3449 SOUTH CHAMBERS RD Unit F AURORA CO 80011

2851

182.44

828.32

035063437 2019 FUTURE WIRELESS LLC 3095 S PEORIA ST A AURORA CO 80014-3158

035037592 2019 CAIRNSTACK SOFTWARE 1500 WEST CANAL CT Ste A-100 LITTLETON CO 80120

2754

270.67

035064140 2019 TARBOSH 2353 South HAVANA ST Ste D15 AURORA CO 80014-1600

Prior 14500 Year(s) Due

1,043.69

035064182 2019 PHO KHANG 8283 South AKRON ST Ste 140 CENTENNIAL CO 80112-3560

Prior 15950 Year(s) Due

1,535.35

71352

6,375.67

035038424 2019 TITLE BOXING CLUB #31 BEST LIFE FITNESS INC 9650 E ARAPAHOE RD GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80112-3703

Prior 2900 Year(s) Due

242.85

035038742 2019 FRENCH PRESS THE 15290 E ILIFF AVE AURORA CO 80014-4516

Prior 5075 Year(s) Due

549.61

1789

32.22

035039510 2019 SLEEP NATION 9619 E COUNTY LINE RD E CENTENNIAL CO 80112-3534

Prior 2175 Year(s) Due

205.38

035039528 2019 AURORA DENTURE & ORTHO LAB 21699 EAST QUINCY AVE Ste F-271 AURORA CO 80015-2886

Prior 9738 Year(s) Due

697.25

035039692 2019 METRO PCS 606 PEORIA ST AURORA CO 80011-8229

Prior 3563 Year(s) Due

402.81

035040852 2019 BEHRE DOLBEAR GROUP 4255 SOUTH BUCKLEY RD Ste 425 AURORA CO 80013-2951

Prior 6544 Year(s) Due

464.89

035040917 2019 SAS HEALTH SERVICES LLC %ANELLA SMITH 13901 East EXPOSITION AVE Ste 110 AURORA CO 80012-2521

Prior 7250 Year(s) Due

777.22

035042341 2019 JR’S CARPET CLEANING 16648 E 2ND AVE AURORA CO 80011-9379

Prior 4350 Year(s) Due

479.65

035042405 2019 BCS PROSOFT INC Prior 1161 5990 GREENWOOD PLAZA BLVD Year(s) Due 135 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-4704

107.34

035042430 2019 ELEVATION MEDIA GROUP 8 INVERNESS DR E 100 ENGLEWOOD CO 80112-5609

Prior 2175 Year(s) Due

035042774 2019 GNIP INC RE:EQUIP AT VIA WESTC/O SCOTT 11900 E CORNELL AVE AURORA CO 80014-6201

Prior 4817 Year(s) Due

035043614 2019 COACHES AID INC 6161 SOUTH SYRACUSE WAY Ste 100 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-4861

Prior 25234 Year(s) Due

035043720 2019 EUROFINS VRL INC 6665 S KENTON ST 205 CENTENNIAL CO 80111-6822

163721

035064191 2019 EDUCATIONAL MEASURES 7100 EAST BELLEVIEW AVE Ste 350 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111

10035 035064514 2019 GEMSTONE SOLUTIONS GROUP Prior Year(s) INC 14200 EAST ALAMEDA AVE Ste Due 1048A AURORA CO 80012

495.66

035071162 2019 METROPCS %BLU WIRELESS 582 South CHAMBERS RD AURORA CO 80017-3606

Prior 5800 Year(s) Due

619.53

035071545 2019 BREWABILITY ON BROADWAY 3445 S BROADWAY ENGLEWOOD CO 80113-2528 035071570 2019 DART WARZ INDOOR NERF BATTLEFIELD 8150 South UNIVERSITY BLVD Ste 100 CENTENNIAL CO 80122-3165

19525

Prior 2900 Year(s) Due

34740

1,434.87

278.02

3,766.48

7250 Prior Year(s) Due

777.22

035074315 2019 Z-GALLERIE 2253 East BRIARWOOD AVE Ste 500 CENTENNIAL CO 80122

3628

561.13

035074862 2019 ENVIROMENTAL STONEWORKS 7306 South ALTON WAY Ste 1-B CENTENNIAL CO 80112-2345

43465

035075966 2019 MILLENIUM CENTER 6825 SOUTH GALENA ST CENTENNIAL CO 80112-3724

2320

197.54

035076024 2019 ADVENTURE DENTAL VISION & ORTHDONTICS C/O DR RON MONTANO DDS 15121 East MISSISSIPPI AVE AURORA CO 80012

57707

305.42

035076075 2019 WEISBARD DENTAL 5460 South QUEBEC ST Ste 390 CENTENNIAL CO 80111-1917

Prior 34752 Year(s) Due

3,064.74

Prior 2320 Year(s) Due

197.54

4,000.78

657.67

035076113 2019 PRECISION SPINE CENTER 8200 EAST BELLEVIEW AVE Ste 400E ENGLEWOOD CO 80111-2899

035064832 2019 THINK OFFICE SOLUTIONS Prior 4350 12201 East ARAPAHOE RD Ste B11 Year(s) CENTENNIAL CO 80112 Due

346.66

3466

300.70

035064841 2019 SOLAR HORIZON INC Prior 1879 3460 South FEDERAL BLVD Ste A Year(s) ENGLEWOOD CO 80110-1967 Due

198.06

035076181 2019 PENDUM LLC 5600 SOUTH QUEBEC ST Ste 375C GREENWOOD VILLAGE MI 80111

7250

656.60

035065243 2019 GREAT WESTERN ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION 13770 EAST RICE PL AURORA CO 80111

Prior 2320 Year(s) Due

171.62

035076199 2019 JOINT THE-THE CHIROPRACTIC PLACE 10600 East GARDEN DR Ste 103 AURORA CO 80012-7016

19066

035065251 2019 LOWRY CROSSFIT 990 DAYTON ST AURORA CO 80010-3811

Prior 11600 Year(s) Due

035077578 2019 CRESCENT COMMUNITIES II LLC 6400 SOUTH FIDDLERS GREEN CIR Ste 250 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80112

035066363 2019 TENENBAUM LAW FIRM 5299 DTC BLVD Ste 740 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-3475

2520

035066371 2019 HEARING REHAB CENTER 6851 South HOLLY CIR Ste 130 CENTENNIAL CO 80112

5800

1,250.23

035078060 2019 MIX HOOKAH LOUNGE 3124 South PARKER RD Ste D AURORA CO 80014-3100

887.55

476.62

Prior 10330 035078159 2019 DOCULYNX INC Year(s) 5660 GREENWOOD PLAZA BLD Due Ste 400 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111 035078388 2019 RISING STARS DAYCARE 12291 EAST CORNELL AVE AURORA CO 80014

Prior 5800 Year(s) Due

410.78

035078426 2019 AIO-TV % MIKE EARLE 13276 EAST FREMONT PL CENTENNIAL CO 80112

Prior 4350 Year(s) Due

422.46

035078469 2019 G W MERRICK & ASSOCIATES LLC 6300 South SYRACUSE WAY Ste 220 CENTENNIAL CO 80111-6796

8700

779.46

035079341 2019 RGA HOME HEALTH CARE 2851 South PARKER RD Ste 960 AURORA CO 80014-2734

10649

713.52

035079481 2019 IDEAL IMAGE LASER HAIR REMOVAL 9623 East COUNTY LINE RD Ste A CENTENNIAL CO 80112

64092

88.01

3,392.66

211.37

035066827 2019 SOLAR HORIZON INC 2755 West HAMPDEN AVE ENGLEWOOD CO 80110-1967

Prior 17012 Year(s) Due

1,637.25

342.96

035067033 2019 PARK PLACE TECHNOLOGIES Prior 3480 10000 EAST GEDDES AVE Ste 100 Year(s) CENTENNIAL CO 80112-3681 Due

291.29

035067629 2019 KEMET CORPORATION 5670 GREENWOOD PLAZA BLVD Ste 340 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111

2493

192.95

035067726 2019 SCHMIDT PLASTIC SURGERY PC 125 INVERNESS DR E Ste 250 ENGLEWOOD CO 80112-5137

5442

9.96

Prior 2175 Year(s) Due

1,544.83

208.02

Prior 29000 Year(s) Due

176.45

Prior 5800 Year(s) Due

Prior 9149 Year(s) Due

035064662 2019 SOLAR SYSTEMS LLC RE RENEWABLE ENERGY 2950 South WYANDOT ST ENGLEWOOD CO 80110-1239

035066541 2019 MONSOON CUISINE OF INDIA 24107 East COMMONS AVE Ste 105 AURORA CO 80016-5358

2,070.17

1,565.58

035070697 2019 STAC FITNESS CENTER 7100 East BELLEVIEW AVE Ste G-20 AURORA CO 80014

035071651 2019 GUARDIAN URGENT CARE 1250 South BUCKLEY RD Ste N AURORA CO 80017-5120

1,030.06

Prior 14500 Year(s) Due

992.24

2,424.98

Prior 8700 Year(s) Due

1,229.35

18894

53059

035037568 2019 SMALL WORLD LEARNING CTR 1611 W CANAL CIR LITTLETON CO 80120-4533

14520

035070662 2019 REAL DE MINAS MEXICAN GRILL II INC 14035 E EVANS AVE AURORA CO 80014-1450

035046591 2019 FMF PEAKVIEW LLC BLDG 2 7700 E PEAKVIEW AVE CENTENNIAL CO 80112

237.22

479.65

290.17

479.65

3096

Prior 4350 Year(s) Due

2541

2,980.18

170.35

ASSESSED TOTAL VALUE DUE

035070603 2019 NEW HORIZONS PRIMARY CARE 14707 East 2ND AVE Ste 150 AURORA CO 80014 Prior 29000 Year(s) Due

2320 Prior Year(s) Due

035039391 2019 PRMG HR CISNEROS 6890 SOUTH TUCSON WAY Ste 210 CENTENNIAL CO 80112-3994

035070506 2019 P & A TIRE & AUTO SVC 50 POTOMAC ST AURORA CO 80011-8601

035045471 2019 INNOVATION PAVILLION 9200 E MINERAL AVE CENTENNIAL CO 80112-3412

254.65

035036901 2019 BID CLERK 5889 GREENWOOD PLAZA BLVD Ste 422 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-2527

MESSAGES

2900

035036847 2019 ANGLE TAX & ACCOUNTING Prior 3161 Year(s) GROUP PC 6551 South REVERE PKY Ste 150 Due CENTENNIAL CO 80111-6409 035036880 2019 JEWELL LIQUORS INC % ART AVAKYAN 1930 S HAVANA ST 11 AURORA CO 80014-1063

TAX OWNER NAME YEAR & SITUS ADDRESS

160.34

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Public Notices PIN

TAX OWNER NAME YEAR & SITUS ADDRESS

MESSAGES

035080064 2019 PREMIER HEATING & AIR 1695 WEST SHERI LN LITTLETON CO 80120-1018 035081036 2019 SOLAR HORIZON INC 4010 South FEDERAL BLVD ENGLEWOOD CO 80110-1967 035081125 2019 ALLEGRO ORTHODONTICS INC 20250 East SMOKY HILL RD Ste 2 AURORA CO 80015-4205

ASSESSED TOTAL VALUE DUE 2955

Prior 13009 Year(s) Due 6171

035081940 2019 TRUE REALTY LLC Prior 11432 5889 SOUTH GREENWOOD Year(s) PLAZA BLVD Ste 402 Due GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111 035088278 2019 CYPRESS COMMUNICATIONS LLC 9706 EAST EASTER AVE CENTENNIAL CO 80112 035093204 2019 ROYAL CUP INC TAG 0900 CO 035105733 2019 LARKBURGER 7530 South UNIVERSITY BLVD Ste 100 CENTENNIAL CO 80122-3143

Arapahoe County Tax Lien Pages -- Personal Property

Prior 457 Year(s) Due 70 Prior 34453 Year(s) Due

289.84

1,237.63

505.94

935.35

PIN

TAX OWNER NAME YEAR & SITUS ADDRESS

MESSAGES

ASSESSED TOTAL DUE VALUE

035142566 2019 ANIMAL CARE CENTER OF AURORA 18511 EAST HAMPDEN AVE Ste 104 AURORA CO 80013-3584

13107

942.36

035142574 2019 KRISER’S NATURAL PET-BELLV SQ 4930 SOUTH YOSEMITE ST Ste D1-A GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111

20136

1,662.85

035143465 2019 TRU FIT ATHLETIC CLUB 24060 E ORCHARD RD AURORA CO 80016-5329

Prior 65630 Year(s) Due

7,692.07

29557

035162265 2019 BODE AVIATION 8082 SOUTH INTERPORT BLVD Ste 100 ENGLEWOOD CO 80112

47000

210.44

035152936 2019 MY SALAD CHOP 12201 EAST ARAPAHOE RD Ste A1 AURORA CO 80112

8085

667.33

035105890 2019 USED TIRE STORE 2200 South HAVANA ST AURORA CO 80014

Prior 2175 Year(s) Due

160.34

035152987 2019 PILATES PLUS 5910 SOUTH UNIVERSITY BLVD Ste C-1 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80121

13591

633.54

035153622 2019 SILVER LEAF MORTGAGE 6972 SOUTH VINE ST Ste 366 CENTENNIAL CO 80122-3269

21750

62.46

035153789 2019 BOGGY DRAW BREWERY 3535 SOUTH PLATTE RIVER DR Ste L ENGLEWOOD CO 80110-3307

14712

1,457.63

035106365 2019 ARTEP PRINT MEDIA 1545 W TUFTS AVE A ENGLEWOOD CO 80110-5575

2766

98.16

035107825 2019 CUBA CUBA 5322 DTC BLVD Ste 400 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-3320

13851

035109666 2019 ADDISON GROUP 5445 DTC PKY Ste 1020 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-3045

Prior 16350 Year(s) Due

035114741 2019 COSTA VIDA 101 WEST HAMPDEN AVE Ste A1 ENGLEWOOD CO 80110-2475 035114759 2019 FIT KITCHEN 901 W HAMPDEN AVE 102 ENGLEWOOD CO 80110-7330 035115003 2019 KITCHEN NEXT DOOR 658 SOUTH COLORADO BLVD ENGLEWOOD CO 80110 035115160 2019 METROPCS ON LOGAN 3531 SOUTH LOGAN ST Ste C ENGLEWOOD CO 80113-3700 035121917 2019 RESTORATIONS HEALTH & WELLNESS 6950 EAST BELLEVIEW AVE Ste 102 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-1624 035122328 2019 18/8 FINE MEN’S SALON 6879 SOUTH VINE ST Ste 709 CENTENNIAL CO 80122-3291 035122409 2019 PAPER SOURCE 6851 SOUTH GAYLORD ST Ste B2-227 CENTENNIAL CO 80122-3265 035123081 2019 DIVERSIFIED REPAIR SERVICE 4880 SOUTH ACOMA ST ENGLEWOOD CO 80110 035124321 2019 FIREHOUSE SUBS 15405 EAST BRIARWOOD CIR Ste B30 AURORA CO 80016

1,264.98

1,506.83

8700

605.44

Prior 9339 Year(s) Due

704.40

107660 9,507.39

Prior 2175 Year(s) Due

169.97

3519

312.10

035154017 2019 PINNACLE MEDICAL HOLDINGS 7074 SOUTH REVERE PKY CENTENNIAL CO 80112-3932

Prior 3035 Year(s) Due

298.96

035154076 2019 AURORA PRESTIGE FITNESS 13801 EAST EXPOSITION AVE AURORA CO 80012-2519

Prior 43500 Year(s) Due

035154084 2019 FIFTY 2 EIGHTY SIGN PROS 2464 SOUTH TEJON ST ENGLEWOOD CO 80110-1059

Prior 2900 Year(s) Due

035154203 2019 SWEETIES FROYO CAFE 8221 SOUTH HOLLY ST CENTENNIAL CO 80122-4003

Prior 29371 Year(s) Due

2,774.32

035154211 2019 MASSAGE ENVY 5900 SOUTH UNIVERSITY BLVD Ste C-6 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80121-2873

16359

1,532.86

035154220 2019 MASSAGE ENVY 3960 RIVER POINT PKWY Ste E ENGLEWOOD CO 80110

20488

4,669.03

1,975.16

035154254 2019 CITY POP 2154 EAST COMMONS AVE Ste 309 CENTENNIAL CO 80122-3267

Prior 9345 Year(s) Due

1,523.08

035156176 2019 NAILS V 6836 SOUTH UNIVERSITY BLVD CENTENNIAL CO 80122-1515

Prior 4350 Year(s) Due

446.76

035158101 2019 VIVI PHO 11001 EAST ARAPAHOE PL Ste 1&2 CENTENNIAL CO 80112

5409

411.03

3,750.27

035158128 2019 UPRIGHT MRI OF COLORADO 6726 SOUTH REVERE PKY Ste 100 CENTENNIAL CO 80112-6729

68150

82.27

180.63

035159671 2019 VELOCITY FITNESS 7399 SOUTH TUCSON WAY Ste C2 & C3 CENTENNIAL CO 80112-3988

Prior 18574 Year(s) Due

1,941.98

035125327 2019 SUPERCUTS Prior 7920 7300 EAST ARAPAHOE RD Ste 300 Year(s) CENTENNIAL CO 80112-1254 Due

708.50

035125548 2019 SUPERCUTS Prior 4607 24112 EAST ORCHARD RD Ste A2 Year(s) AURORA CO 80016-5349 Due

544.21

035125602 2019 MGA HOME HEALTHCARE CO INC 4100 EAST MISSISSIPPI AVE Ste 1250 DENVER CO 80246-3051

5177

401.42

035126064 2019 PEAK TO PEAK TAP ROOM 16701 EAST ILIFF AVE AURORA CO 80013-1148

12436

035129586 2019 TILSON TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT INC 5347 SOUTH VALENTIA WAY Ste 130 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111

5499

035141900 2019 PHO 90 LLC 23955 EAST PLAZA AVE Ste 115 AURORA CO 80016

13054

669.46

492.15

69.16

035160122 2019 NEWMARX RESTORATION Prior 2900 7348 SOUTH ALTON WAY Ste 9-K Year(s) CENTENNIAL CO 80112-2328 Due 035160165 2019 NEW INDIAN CAFE 6886 SOUTH CLINTON ST GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80112-3601 035160980 2019 BIO NAILS 7500 SOUTH GARTRELL RD Ste 102 AURORA CO 80016-4237 035161048 2019 DK2 MOTIVATION & PERFORMANCE & BRAIN VISION 5 6888 SOUTH CLINTON ST Ste 102 CENTENNIAL CO 80112-3605 035161081 2019 NONNA’S ITALIAN BISTRO MARKET & DELI 11877 EAST ARAPAHOE RD CENTENNIAL CO 80112-3884 035161358 2019 C N I TECHNOLOGY 7000 SOUTH YOSEMITE ST Ste 125 CENTENNIAL CO 80112-2004

Prior 5800 Year(s) Due

035162371 2019 ROCKY MOUNTAIN SEWER-JET INC 14697 EAST EASTER AVE Ste D CENTENNIAL CO 80112-4207

Prior 25599 Year(s) Due

035162419 2019 MDVALUATE INC Prior 4961 9000 EAST NICHOLS AVE Ste 112 Year(s) CENTENNIAL CO 80112-3406 Due 035162656 2019 EPSILON DATA MANAGEMENT LLC 11900 EAST CORNELL AVE AURORA CO 80014 035162800 2019 HIRO JAPANESE BUFFET LLC 2797 SOUTH PARKER RD AURORA CO 80014-2701 035162869 2019 HANDS ON LABS LLC 750 WEST HAMPDEN AVE Ste 100 ENGLEWOOD CO 80110-2167 035163296 2019 GALLEGOS GREG 4550 SOUTH RESERVOIR RD Ste D CENTENNIAL CO 80015-2878

23215

2,540.60

035162346 2019 COLOR WORKS 15353 EAST HINSDALE DR Ste H CENTENNIAL CO 80112-4246

14500

Prior 2798 Year(s) Due

273.29

1,212.21

271.06

15217

61.92

Prior 25929 Year(s) Due

2,397.23

2900

2,757.69

234.46

1,722.68

572.34

2,711.20

495.69

190287 13,781.89

223.27

2,052.10

17891

Prior 2900 Year(s) Due

035162281 2019 AMC BUILDING SUPPLY Prior 16080 7790 SOUTH WHEELING CT Ste B Year(s) Due ENGLEWOOD CO 80112

Prior 12567 Year(s) Due

Prior 2320 Year(s) Due

254436 20,456.27

035162249 2019 SUITED CONNECTOR 8123 SOUTH INTERPORT BLVD Ste A ENGLEWOOD CO 80112-6054

035152901 2019 PINT ROOM THE 2620 WEST BELLEVIEW AVE Ste 100 LITTLETON CO 80123-7185

317.85

3,549.29

5,338.21

15.80

2900 Prior Year(s) Due

035162095 2019 EDDIE MERLOT’S PRIME AGED BEEF & SEAFOOD 10110 EAST DRY CREEK RD ENGLEWOOD CO 80112

Prior 31675 Year(s) Due

256.88

422.46

385379 34,336.97

035106314 2019 FOXRIDGE FOOT AND ANKLE 8120 South HOLLY ST Ste 204 CENTENNIAL CO 80122-4006

035161595 2019 5280 TRIMMERS 15141 EAST FREMONT AVE Ste 102 CENTENNIAL CO 80112-6912

3190

4350

035152804 2019 AMLI CHERRY CREEK 801 SOUTH CHERRY ST DENVER CO 80246

2,502.31

035161501 2019 IRWIN CARMICKLE FRALEY LLP 6377 SOUTH REVERE PKY Ste 400 CENTENNIAL CO 80111-6489

ASSESSED TOTAL VALUE DUE

035162231 2019 VALUTEC FINANCIAL EQUIPMENT LLC 14590 EAST FREMONT AVE CENTENNIAL CO 80112-4233

93692 10,176.93

2900

26781

MESSAGES

995.62

035144763 2019 PLANET FITNESS 13730 E MISSISSIPPI AVE AURORA CO 80012-3690

035105822 2019 METRO PCS 2621 South PARKER RD AURORA CO 80014

035106179 2019 SONO BELLO 8200 East BELLEVIEW AVE Ste 100C GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111

TAX OWNER NAME YEAR & SITUS ADDRESS

035162117 2019 METROPOLITAN BAR & GRILL Prior 18745 10111 INVERNESS MAIN ST Ste H Year(s) ENGLEWOOD CO 80112-5729 Due

46.94

3,453.43

PIN

273.29

Prior 14511 Year(s) Due

1,044.50

10388

784.79

Prior 2015 Year(s) Due

189.60

035163873 2019 ENCHANTED GROUNDS INC 3615 WEST BOWLES AVE Unit 5&6 LITTLETON CO 80123-2800

14477

87.46

035163903 2019 CENTURY 21 SPX REALTY PROFESSIONALS 5900 SOUTH UNIVERSITY BLVD Ste C7 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80121-2873

1934

164.97

035163971 2019 BIG TOMATO THE 695 BILLINGS ST Ste A-B AURORA CO 80011-6713

5462

586.92

035164063 2019 REIAKVAM PER T DDS PLLC 7400 EAST CRESTLINE CIR Ste 240 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-3655

56230

035164128 2019 WAND INC 2170 S PARKER RD 295 DENVER CO 80231-5747

6135

035164861 2019 EVERI PAYMENTS INC 26000 EAST QUINCY AVE AURORA CO 80016

537

46.11

035164870 2019 EVERI PAYMENTS INC 10750 EAST ILIFF AVE AURORA CO 80014

366

32.14

035183297 2019 NATIONWIDE MUTUAL INS CO 1-04-701 TAG 0173 CO

191

25.63

035183301 2019 NATIONWIDE MUTUAL INS CO 1-04-701 TAG 0821 CO

24

11.82

035183351 2019 NATIONWIDE MUTUAL INS CO 1-04-701 TAG 1147 CO

63

15.84

035183360 2019 NATIONWIDE MUTUAL INS CO 1-04-701 TAG 1155 CO

439

52.36

035186504 2019 COMPASS GROUP USA INC TAG 1625 CO

2420

178.98

035186580 2019 COMPASS GROUP USA INC TAG 0778

124

19.68

035194752 2019 TRAVEL CENTER SPECIALISTS TAG 0071 CO

306

36.80

2,472.03

385.16

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Public Notices PIN

TAX OWNER NAME YEAR & SITUS ADDRESS

MESSAGES

Arapahoe County Tax Lien Pages -- Personal Property

ASSESSED TOTAL VALUE DUE

035194761 2019 TRAVEL CENTER SPECIALISTS TAG 0084 CO

322

29.48

035194779 2019 TRAVEL CENTER SPECIALISTS TAG 0254 CO

774

56.81

035194787 2019 TRAVEL CENTER SPECIALISTS TAG 0287 CO

57

13.49

035194795 2019 TRAVEL CENTER SPECIALISTS TAG 0331 CO

229

26.18

035194809 2019 TRAVEL CENTER SPECIALISTS TAG 0408 CO

1203

90.86

035194817 2019 TRAVEL CENTER SPECIALISTS TAG 0809 CO

159

22.49

035194825 2019 TRAVEL CENTER SPECIALISTS TAG 1129 CO

2396

223.04

035194833 2019 TRAVEL CENTER SPECIALISTS TAG 1138 CO

322

41.08

035194841 2019 TRAVEL CENTER SPECIALISTS TAG 1155 CO

3831

379.57

035194850 2019 TRAVEL CENTER SPECIALISTS TAG 1185 CO

65

16.28

035194868 2019 TRAVEL CENTER SPECIALISTS TAG 1617 CO

383

36.74

035194876 2019 TRAVEL CENTER SPECIALISTS TAG 1661 CO

470

50.76

035194884 2019 TRAVEL CENTER SPECIALISTS TAG 1684 CO

2761

177.00

035194892 2019 TRAVEL CENTER SPECIALISTS TAG 0747 CO

584

58.36

035194906 2019 TRAVEL CENTER SPECIALISTS TAG 0981 CO

526

56.05

035194914 2019 TRAVEL CENTER SPECIALISTS TAG 0982 CO

369

42.18

035194922 2019 TRAVEL CENTER SPECIALISTS TAG 0243 CO

691

52.11

035194931 2019 TRAVEL CENTER SPECIALISTS TAG 1504 CO

508

58.60

035194949 2019 TRAVEL CENTER SPECIALISTS TAG 0164 CO

74

17.79

035194957 2019 TRAVEL CENTER SPECIALISTS TAG 0793 CO

903

73.44

035194965 2019 TRAVEL CENTER SPECIALISTS TAG 0134 CO

780

035197034 2019 RAINS PRECISION MOTORSPORTS INC 5241 SOUTH RIO GRANDE ST LITTLETON CO 80120 035197298 2019 CALICO SOLUTIONS LLC 5620 SOUTH SYCAMORE ST LITTLETON CO 80120-1134 035197999 2019 LFT FITNESS LLC 8081 SOUTH BROADWAY Ste C LITTLETON CO 80122-2732 035202356 2019 ATOM CREEK LLC 12742 EAST CALEY AVE Ste C CENTENNIAL CO 80111-6481

Prior 31568 Year(s) Due

7268

Prior 15089 Year(s) Due 9844

100.89 3,000.88

689.15

1,449.26

782.48

035202615 2019 NAVTEK DIRECTIONAL SERV INC Prior 108475 9,223.41 8500 EAST WARREN AVE Year(s) DENVER CO 80231-3316 Due 035204138 2019 MAX QUALITY GLASS 1295 SOUTH JASON ST DENVER CO 80223

Prior 2900 Year(s) Due

035205762 2019 GOOD DAY LAUNDRY 9612 EAST COLFAX AVE AURORA CO 80010-5010

Prior 27550 Year(s) Due

035209644 2019 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CAFE 8923 EAST UNION AVE GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-1304

Prior 5800 Year(s) Due

035209784 2019 PILATES GARAGE THE 12201 EAST ARAPAHOE RD Ste A10 AURORA CO 80112-3918

14500

035209831 2019 2950 SB LLC 2950 SOUTH BROADWAY ENGLEWOOD CO 80113

14500

035209903 2019 UNIFOCUS 9250 EAST COSTILLA AVE Ste 120 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80112

5800

035209989 2019 CRAFT LIQUOR CORP 24300 EAST SMOKY HILL RD Ste 108 AURORA CO 80016-1387 035210022 2019 MONKEY BIZNESS 9950 E EASTER AVE 200 CENTENNIAL CO 80112-3760

Prior 21750 Year(s) Due

7975

223.27

2,984.63

472.72

1,269.66

1,049.84

467.47

2,878.58

602.28

PIN

TAX OWNER NAME YEAR & SITUS ADDRESS

MESSAGES

035210243 2019 BOARDROOM THE 51 WEST DRY CREEK CT LITTLETON CO 80120-4484 035210626 2019 HERITAGE PLACE SHOPPING CENTER 7685 EAST ARAPAHOE RD CENTENNIAL CO 80112-1237 035211592 2019 S C P MEDICAL PRODUCTS LLC 6248 SOUTH TROY CIR Ste A CENTENNIAL CO 80111-6485

ASSESSED TOTAL VALUE DUE

MESSAGES

ASSESSED TOTAL VALUE DUE

5,619.85

22800

2,060.58

035239098 2019 HOME LAND FINANCIAL SERVICES 24107 EAST COMMONS AVE Ste 102 AURORA CO 80016-5358

1,085.32

1,632.24

035239730 2019 BENNETT MEDICAL SERVICES Prior 12537 INC Year(s) 6665 SOUTH KENTON ST Unit 201 Due CENTENNIAL CO 80111-6822

9,283.47

Prior 18362 Year(s) Due

2117

177469 17,577.69

035240886 2019 SPECIALTY IMAGING 99 INVERNESS DR E Unit 100 ENGLEWOOD CO 80112-5122

180.08

5800

496.45

035241301 2019 S X R MEDICAL LLC 1550 SOUTH POTOMAC ST Ste 170 AURORA CO 80012-5444

1763

035216543 2019 LITTLETON NAILS & SPA 1500 WEST LITTLETON BLVD Ste 111 LITTLETON CO 80120-2136

406.81

3070

264.61

035241351 2019 IMAGENET CONSULTING LLC TAG 1625 CO

5683

035216560 2019 INDIA’S BEST RESTAURANT & BAR 1500 WEST LITTLETON BLVD Ste 120 LITTLETON CO 80120-2136

035241386 2019 ORTHO-CLINICAL DIAGNOSTICS INC TAG 1416 CO

1747

155.58

035241475 2019 MORPHEUS 7100 E BELLEVIEW AVE G11 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-1653

10937

910.38

035216624 2019 SNOBAHN 6955 SOUTH YORK ST Ste 404 CENTENNIAL CO 80122

125911 10,062.33 Prior Year(s) Due

035218511 2019 HARLEY’S A HOT DOG REVOLUTION 1500 WEST LITTLETON BLVD Ste 106 LITTLETON CO 80120-2136

Prior 3480 Year(s) Due

340.79

035219062 2019 BRISTLECONE CONSTRUCTION 1510 WEST CANAL CT Ste 2500 LITTLETON CO 80120-5639

4350

423.31

035222276 2019 STAR FOREVER NAILS 18541 EAST HAMPDEN AVE Ste 122 AURORA CO 80013-3585

2900

185.39

035222292 2019 GREAT AUSTRALIAN BITE THE 6710 SOUTH CORNERSTAR WAY Ste B AURORA CO 80016-1579

27365

035222527 2019 HUNGRY HOWIE’S 6040 S GUN CLUB RD F4 AURORA CO 80016-5305

23739

035242773 2019 DUNTON COMMERCIAL 5570 DTC PKY Ste 150 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-3189

Prior 94543 Year(s) Due

264.31

035215199 2019 OLD CHICAGO 3840 RIVER POINT PKWY SHERIDAN CO 80110-3314

Prior 4401 Year(s) Due

405.32

035242935 2019 VEXCEL IMAGING US INC 12503 EAST EUCLID DR Ste 20 CENTENNIAL CO 80111-6400

18984

1,690.68

035243125 2019 COLORADO SKIN & VEIN PC 195 INVERNESS DR W ENGLEWOOD CO 80112

63282

6,182.25

3025

262.03

3,918.36

035246701 2019 SAGEINSIGHTS LLC 12600 EAST ARAPAHOE RD Ste 175 CENTENNIAL CO 80112-3871 035246710 2019 CALAMP WIRELESS NETWORK CORP TAG 0010 CO

165

22.16

1,583.22

424

38.72

Prior 1450 035222586 2019 ACT II CONSIGNMENT Year(s) BOUTIQUE 4011 SOUTH BROADWAY Ste 101 Due ENGLEWOOD CO 80113-4861

103.32

035246728 2019 CALAMP WIRELESS NETWORK CORP TAG 0029 CO

21

11.73

3325

183.08

035246736 2019 CALAMP WIRELESS NETWORK CORP TAG 0900 CO 035246744 2019 CALAMP WIRELESS NETWORK CORP TAG 1155 CO

420

50.49

035246752 2019 CALAMP WIRELESS NETWORK CORP TAG 1412 CO

409

37.66

035246761 2019 CALAMP WIRELESS NETWORK CORP TAG 1447 CO

110

17.70

035247121 2019 ROLLIN BRASWELL FISHER LLC 8350 E CRESCENT PKY 100 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-2820

22850

035222926 2019 LEGENDS COFFEE CO 24100 EAST COMMONS AVE Ste 103 AURORA CO 80016-5366 035223311 2019 PRIME THERMAL SOLUTIONS LLC 14677 EAST EASTER AVE Ste F CENTENNIAL CO 80112-4206

Prior 8576 Year(s) Due

035223418 2019 ANALYSIS, COMPUTING AND ENGINEERING SOLUTIONS INC 6155 SOUTH MAIN ST Ste 200 AURORA CO 80016-5405

Prior 15669 Year(s) Due

1,777.95

14500

1,050.56

035223469 2019 SABOR MEXICAN GRILL 5350 SOUTH PARKER RD AURORA CO 80015-1135 035223671 2019 PAY LOW LIQUOR 16621 EAST SMOKY HILL RD AURORA CO 80015-1764 035231691 2019 STUBHUB INC 7347 SOUTH REVERE PKY Ste BLD C CENTENNIAL CO 80112-6773 035231721 2019 CORNER POCKET INC 3665 SOUTH FEDERAL BLVD ENGLEWOOD CO 80110-3274 035237052 2019 WORLD PANEL INC 3219 SOUTH PLATTE RIVER DR ENGLEWOOD CO 80110

847.22

2214 Prior Year(s) Due

2,130.78

254.09

Prior 6404 Year(s) Due

454.71

035247902 2019 SLEEP SOLUTIONS 1160 SOUTH ABILENE ST AURORA CO 80012-4661

7388

667.14

035253015 2019 ALL COPY PRODUCTS TAG 0193 CO

249

13.74

035254071 2019 GREAT PLAY OF CHERRY CREEK 760 SOUTH COLORADO BLVD Ste L DENVER CO 80246-1900

6761

486.48

035254160 2019 LUGANO WINE & SPIRITS 9597 EAST ILIFF AVE DENVER CO 80237-3497

6670

474.37

035254267 2019 SCL HEALTH COMMUNITY HOSPITAL - AURORA 23770 SMOKY HILL RD AURORA CO 80016

11255

035254321 2019 SUNSET LIQUORS 26 EAST ARAPAHOE RD LITTLETON CO 80122-8001

8990

806.48

7250 Prior Year(s) Due

345.71

7250

1,179.14

Prior 3751 Year(s) Due 63615

385.39

2,204.65

035238784 2019 FIT KITCHEN II LLC 7530 SOUTH UNIVERSITY BLVD Ste 140 CENTENNIAL CO 80122-3334

Prior 7227 Year(s) Due

720.07

035238865 2019 INNO-VAPOR 332 WEST HAMPDEN AVE ENGLEWOOD CO 80110-2307

Prior 1450 Year(s) Due

116.65

035238873 2019 INNO-VAPOR 3571 SOUTH TOWER RD Ste C AURORA CO 80013-5704

Prior 1450 Year(s) Due

97.70

035255026 2019 FRESH START I 5501 SOUTH BROADWAY Ste 185A LITTLETON CO 80121-8082

035238890 2019 5280 CRYO & RECOVERY CLINIC Prior 29000 10111 INVERNESS MAIN ST Ste D Year(s) ENGLEWOOD CO 80112-5729 Due

3,196.72

035255042 2019 SCULPTMED 6955 SOUTH YORK ST Ste 412 CENTENNIAL CO 80122-3277

2,474.73

035255204 2019 CUBS Q 6955 SOUTH YORK ST Ste 423 CENTENNIAL CO 80122-3277

Prior 62026 Year(s) Due

035210111 2019 SPORT CLIPS #126 191 WEST MINERAL AVE Ste 150-A LITTLETON CO 80120

Prior 8700 Year(s) Due

828.32

035238903 2019 5280 CRYO & RECOVERY CLINIC Prior 29000 400 SOUTH COLORADO BLVD Year(s) Ste 300 Due DENVER CO 80246-1238

240.30

035238938 2019 MEDIX 501 SOUTH CHERRY ST Ste 905 DENVER CO 80246-1317

10770

2433

035238989 2019 EDCARE 4100 EAST MISSISSIPPI AVE Ste 1300 DENVER CO 80246-3047

46344

035210197 2019 I MART INC 250 EAST DRY CREEK RD Ste 201 LITTLETON CO 80122-2625

TAX OWNER NAME YEAR & SITUS ADDRESS

Prior 58000 Year(s) Due

035210057 2019 FALLS EVENT CENTER THE 8199 SOUTH SOUTHPARK CT LITTLETON CO 80120

6,011.13

PIN

844.90

4,025.39

Prior 14500 Year(s) Due

1,506.35

2,369.46

035255361 2019 H & H EARLY LEARNING CENTER Prior 5800 5472 SOUTH FEDERAL CIR Year(s) LITTLETON CO 80123-2979 Due

643.64

035255786 2019 ALTERNATIVE PHYSICAL MEDICINE 4925 SOUTH SANTA FE DR Unit 300 LITTLETON CO 80120-2280

819.12

9982

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Public Notices Arapahoe County Tax Lien Pages -- Personal Property PIN

TAX OWNER NAME YEAR & SITUS ADDRESS

MESSAGES

035256171 2019 PIZZA REPUBLICA 686 SOUTH COLORADO BLVD DENVER CO 80246-1503 035263690 2019 PARQ AT ILIFF STATION 2602 SOUTH ANAHEIM ST AURORA CO 80014

ASSESSED TOTAL VALUE DUE PIN

Prior 58000 Year(s) Due 217500

5,117.51

178.76

035263754 2019 KYNDES LLC 4520 SOUTH NAVAJO ST Ste G ENGLEWOOD CO 80110-8212

Prior 7631 Year(s) Due

573.53

035264726 2019 ARGUS HOME HEALTH CARE 720 SOUTH COLORADO BLVD Ste 600N DENVER CO 80246-1952

3048

37.24

035264734 2019 JEMSU MARKETING 720 SOUTH COLORADO BLVD Ste 105A DENVER CO 80246-1910

Prior 5800 Year(s) Due

450.55

035264785 2019 DLG LAW GROUP LLC 4100 EAST MISSISSIPPI AVE Ste 420 DENVER CO 80246-3088

Prior 4350 Year(s) Due

328.52

035270548 2019 SEMPER HEALTHCARE 5351 SOUTH ROSLYN ST Ste 102 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-2111

12634

537.55

035270921 2019 FIT KITCHEN 8000 EAST BELLEVIEW AVE Ste B40 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-2638

4466 Prior Year(s) Due

035270955 2019 CLUB PILATES 7600 LANDMARK WAY Ste B106 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-1961

31050 Prior Year(s) Due

035271102 2019 REVEAL MED SPA 4100 EAST MISSISSIPPI AVE Ste 120 DENVER CO 80246-3051

Prior 4350 Year(s) Due

328.52

035271153 2019 COLLABERA 8101 EAST PRENTICE AVE Ste 1000 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-2937

7250

652.03

035271161 2019 BLACK COW DELI 4500 CHERRY CREEK SOUTH DR Ste 106 DENVER CO 80246-1533

1160

76.74

Prior 4077 035271200 2019 ANTERO CRM 8101 EAST PRENTICE AVE Ste 775 Year(s) Due GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-2934

376.18

Prior 7250 Year(s) Due

777.22

035271218 2019 EL JAKALITO MARKET LLC 15401 EAST MISSISSIPPI AVE Ste A AURORA CO 80017-4738 035271340 2019 RAUSCH STURM ISRAEL ENERSON & HORNIK 5500 SOUTH QUEBEC ST Ste 260 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-1914

360.98

2,527.95

156552 13,811.91

035271421 2019 HOMEBRIDGE MORTGAGE Prior 4350 7200 SOUTH ALTON WAY Ste B280 Year(s) CENTENNIAL CO 80112-2280 Due

404.93

035271439 2019 AURORA ORAL IMAGING LLC 14991 EAST HAMPDEN AVE Ste 340 AURORA CO 80014-5078

Prior 29000 Year(s) Due

3,142.31

035271544 2019 TELECOM DESIGN (USA) INC 6455 SOUTH YOSEMITE ST Ste 920 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-4918

25202

2,074.04

14500 035271625 2019 TUO-GREENWOOD VILLAGE LLC Prior Year(s) 9672 EAST ARAPAHOE RD Due GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80112-3703 035271692 2019 TITLECARD CAPITAL 5500 GREENWOOD PLAZA BLVD Ste 230 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-2106

4350

5800 035271722 2019 AMERICAN MORTGAGE & EQUITY Prior Year(s) CONSULTANTS INC - AMEC Due 5575 DTC PKY Ste 120 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-3008 035271862 2019 UPSTAIRS CIRCUS 5370 GREENWOOD PLAZA BLVD Ste 106 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-1947

4350

035272061 2019 STUDIO BY ENGRAIN 5660 GREENWOOD PLAZA BLVD Ste 350 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-2400

11600

1,212.21

374.83

515.80

40.14

1,000.25

TAX OWNER NAME YEAR & SITUS ADDRESS

MESSAGES

ASSESSED TOTAL VALUE DUE

035272192 2019 CREDERE GROUP 8480 EAST ORCHARD RD Ste 2500 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-5071

4256

035272435 2019 HERNANN ZACH DDS 12101 EAST 2ND AVE Ste 206 AURORA CO 80011-8328

17394

385.14

1,830.26

035272613 2019 VAUGHN LAW OFFICES THE 6312 SOUTH FIDDLERS GREEN CIR Ste 320E GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-4864

Prior 5800 Year(s) Due

464.97

035272923 2019 COMPREHENSIVE MEDICAL WEIGHT LOSS 7900 SOUTH UNIVERSITY BLVD Ste 110 CENTENNIAL CO 80122-5102

4350

467.35

035273148 2019 WALKER & DUNLOP 6400 SOUTH FIDDLERS GREEN CIR Ste 1840 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-4981

Prior 27903 Year(s) Due

035273164 2019 ASPEN WEALTH STRATEGIES 6400 SOUTH FIDDLERS GREEN CIR Ste 1340 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-5073

3480

035273172 2019 PARAMOUNT ASSOCIATES 6400 SOUTH FIDDLERS GREEN CIR Ste 1310 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-4959

4350

035273199 2019 CARD CONNECT 6400 SOUTH FIDDLERS GREEN CIR Ste 1320 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-4950

8700 Prior Year(s) Due

8700 035273202 2019 V-SOFT CONSULTING GROUP INC Prior 6400 SOUTH FIDDLERS GREEN Year(s) Due CIR Ste 1150 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-4957

2,347.49

287.70

357.13

711.96

711.96

PIN

TAX OWNER NAME YEAR & SITUS ADDRESS

71

17.47

035282732 2019 ROYAL CUP INC TAG 0331 CO

32

12.26

035282741 2019 ROYAL CUP INC TAG 0529 CO

296

32.52

035282759 2019 ROYAL CUP INC TAG 0740 CO

69

16.34

035282783 2019 ROYAL CUP INC TAG 0778 CO

48

13.74

035282805 2019 ROYAL CUP INC TAG 0809 CO

125

19.83

035282813 2019 ROYAL CUP INC TAG 0818 CO

44

13.46

035282830 2019 ROYAL CUP INC TAG 0848 CO

150

20.55

035282856 2019 ROYAL CUP INC TAG 0866 CO

84

15.95

035282864 2019 ROYAL CUP INC TAG 0973 CO

230

35.09

035282872 2019 ROYAL CUP INC TAG 0982 CO

180

25.64

035282899 2019 ROYAL CUP INC TAG 0987 CO

81

17.55

035282902 2019 ROYAL CUP INC TAG 1048 CO

64

19.73

035282953 2019 ROYAL CUP INC TAG 1185 CO

70

16.75

035282961 2019 ROYAL CUP INC TAG 1216 CO

122

20.17

035283054 2019 ROYAL CUP INC TAG 1479 CO

68

15.38

035283062 2019 ROYAL CUP INC TAG 1536 CO

75

15.77

035283097 2019 ROYAL CUP INC TAG 1628 CO

249

29.94

035283101 2019 ROYAL CUP INC TAG 1661 CO

164

24.21

035283119 2019 ROYAL CUP INC TAG 1684 CO

32

11.93

035283771 2019 OPNAD FUND INC TAG 1654 CO

1308

89.11

1,024.30

035273695 2019 BIG LIQUOR 100 SOUTH ABILENE ST Ste A AURORA CO 80012-1409

43500

4,719.03

035283798 2019 COMPASS GROUP USA INC TAG 0060 CO

035274128 2019 CORUS360 6430 SOUTH FIDDLERS GREEN CIR Ste 200 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-4973

2484

208.22

035283801 2019 COMPASS GROUP USA INC TAG 0809 CO

035274365 2019 GROWLER USA 11405 EAST BRIARWOOD AVE Ste 100 ENGLEWOOD CO 80112-3847

Prior 14500 Year(s) Due

21750

1,300.12

1,947.21

035275400 2019 T-MOBILE 8501 EAST ARAPAHOE RD Ste C GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80112-1461

Prior 2175 Year(s) Due

183.58

035275418 2019 T-MOBILE 5050 SOUTH FEDERAL BLVD Ste 32A ENGLEWOOD CO 80110-6342

Prior 2175 Year(s) Due

200.73

035275442 2019 BENTLEY’S PETSTUFF 1155 SOUTH HAVANA ST AURORA CO 80012-4019

9941

712.02

035275451 2019 WAG N WASH NATURAL FOOD & BAKERY 15405 EAST BRIARWOOD CIR Ste B25 AURORA CO 80016-1568

21750

035275884 2019 HYDERABAD HOUSE 7605 EAST ARAPAHOE RD CENTENNIAL CO 80112-1237

Prior 8700 Year(s) Due

035275922 2019 INDIA’S KITCHEN III 16270 EAST ARAPAHOE RD Unit 202 FOXFIELD CO 80016-1537

14500

035276058 2019 DELI ZONE 12201 EAST MISSISSIPPI AVE Unit 123-B AURORA CO 80012-3468

6570

035276121 2019 SUPERCUTS 25791 EAST SMOKY HILL RD Unit 40 AURORA CO 80016-1793

3,151.80

779.37

1,306.15

703.26

Prior 7250 Year(s) Due

904.52

035276252 2019 BERLITZ LANGUAGES INC 400 SOUTH COLORADO BLVD Ste 810 DENVER CO 80246-1240

3928

149.49

035282686 2019 ROYAL CUP INC TAG 0111 CO

98

19.96

035282694 2019 ROYAL CUP INC TAG 0130 CO

311

31.18

ASSESSED TOTAL VALUE DUE

035282716 2019 ROYAL CUP INC TAG 0164 CO

10661 035273237 2019 ETAI’S BAKERY CAFE Prior 6175 SOUTH WILLOW DR Ste 125 Year(s) GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO Due 80111-5169

035274349 2019 BIBIPOKE 12023 EAST ARAPAHOE RD Ste 140 CENTENNIAL CO 80112-3816

MESSAGES

Prior 123 Year(s) Due 21

17.48

11.64

035283810 2019 COMPASS GROUP USA INC TAG 0240 CO

Prior 9 Year(s) Due

10.63

035283828 2019 COMPASS GROUP USA INC TAG 0748 CO

Prior 712 Year(s) Due

80.90

035283836 2019 COMPASS GROUP USA INC TAG 0793 CO

Prior 49 Year(s) Due

13.43

035283844 2019 COMPASS GROUP USA INC TAG 0846 CO

Prior 648 Year(s) Due

60.93

035283852 2019 COMPASS GROUP USA INC TAG 1040 CO

Prior 669 Year(s) Due

70.81

035285014 2019 METRO URGENT CARE 500 W HAMPDEN AVE ENGLEWOOD CO 80110-2113

Prior 32893 Year(s) Due

2,459.10

035285316 2019 NATIONWIDE MUTUAL INS CO 1-04-701 TAG 0159 CO

33

12.28

035285324 2019 NATIONWIDE MUTUAL INS CO 1-04-701 TAG 1128 CO

113

19.63

035285332 2019 NATIONWIDE MUTUAL INS CO 1-04-701 TAG 1185 CO

28

12.70

035287378 2019 JOE’S CRAB SHACK 14025 EAST EVANS AVE AURORA CO 80014-1450

40960

035287661 2019 TELEOPTI INC 5619 DTC PKY Ste 910 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-3162

4333

348.30

5283 Prior Year(s) Due

569.64

035290395 2019 AFTEROURS INC 101 WEST MINERAL AVE Ste 105 LITTLETON CO 80120-4500

5282

502.45

035290514 2019 SWOOZIE’S 5910 SOUTH UNIVERSITY BLVD Ste A-14 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80121-2882

6913

581.01

035290832 2019 THERAPIES OF THE ROCKIES 333 WEST HAMPDEN AVE Ste 500 ENGLEWOOD CO 80110-2335

7185

489.38

035290841 2019 THERAPIES OF THE ROCKIES 2851 SOUTH PARKER RD Ste 570 AURORA CO 80014-2802

259

25.63

035288366 2019 MTS PLUMBING 15487 EAST BATES AVE AURORA CO 80013-1603

4,392.81

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Public Notices PIN

TAX OWNER NAME YEAR & SITUS ADDRESS

MESSAGES

035292100 2019 SMASH GLASS & VAPES INC 3124 SOUTH PARKER RD Ste C AURORA CO 80014-3100 035292282 2019 METRO URGENT CARE 7460 S GARTRELL RD AURORA CO 80016

Arapahoe County Tax Lien Pages -- Personal Property

ASSESSED TOTAL VALUE DUE 3409

Prior 27866 Year(s) Due

035292291 2019 METRO URGENT CARE Prior 1410 3091 SOUTH JAMAICA CT Ste 200 Year(s) AURORA CO 80014-2639 Due

216.18

PIN

TAX OWNER NAME YEAR & SITUS ADDRESS

MESSAGES

ASSESSED TOTAL VALUE DUE

035339203 2019 RIVIERA 14200 EAST ALAMEDA AVE Ste 1058A AURORA CO 80012

11020

1,187.17

035339246 2019 Q 1006B AURORA MALL AURORA CO 80012

11600

1,250.23

035339441 2019 SUPERCUTS 1154 SOUTH COLORADO BLVD DENVER CO 80246-3003

7685

035339521 2019 ISBELLA AT GREENWOOD VILLAGE 5400 PARK TERRACE AVE GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-3344

519858 43,302.48

2,710.72

95.28

619.09

PIN

TAX OWNER NAME YEAR & SITUS ADDRESS

MESSAGES

ASSESSED TOTAL VALUE DUE

035342662 2019 MEDICAL SPA OF AURORA 1075 SOUTH PEORIA ST AURORA CO 80012-3413

11600

832.72

035343154 2019 CRICKET 790 PEORIA ST AURORA CO 80011-8231

5800

619.53

035343588 2019 FIRST DATA CORP TAG 0079 CO

178

22.75

035343596 2019 FIRST DATA CORP TAG 1155 CO

324

41.22

035345726 2019 KCE CHAMPIONS LLC TAG 0010 CO

6583

443.24

035345734 2019 KCE CHAMPIONS LLC TAG 0015 CO

7734

531.42

035345742 2019 KCE CHAMPIONS LLC TAG 0778 CO

2570

210.44

035345831 2019 SHAPE PLUS FITNESS 6787 SOUTH CLINTON ST Ste A GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80112-3673

19716

035292304 2019 METRO URGENT CARE 2241 EAST ARAPAHOE RD CENTENNIAL CO 80122-1505

Prior 27972 Year(s) Due

2,769.03

035292312 2019 METRO URGENT CARE 6482 S PARKER RD AURORA CO 80016-1080

Prior 28341 Year(s) Due

2,289.27

035296911 2019 D P R CONSTRUCTION 9000 EAST NICHOLS AVE Ste 160 CENTENNIAL CO 80112-3430

20377

1,978.47

035339939 2019 NUEVA IMAGEN SALON 12152 EAST MISSISSIPPI AVE AURORA CO 80012-3454

3480

035300153 2019 SSB CONSULTING GROUP 7600 EAST ORCHARD RD Ste 180N GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111-2694

2996

249.07

035339955 2019 NON LA 13250 EAST MISSISSIPPI AVE AURORA CO 80012-3400

29000

5800

619.53

7250

035346099 2019 METRO URGENT CARE 1677 SOUTH HAVANA ST AURORA CO 80012-5007

3252

035302148 2019 INDIGO FASHION TRADE LLC 14200 EAST ALAMEDA AVE Ste 2039 AURORA CO 80012

035340023 2019 MILE HIGH GAS & SMOKE SHOP 301 HAVANA ST AURORA CO 80010-4316 035340031 2019 WONDER TEA CAFE 12303 EAST MISSISSIPPI AVE Unit 141 AURORA CO 80012-3429

3480

393.68

035346650 2019 PILOTHOUSE BREWING COMPANY 4233 SOUTH BUCKLEY RD AURORA CO 80013-2947

63398

035303781 2019 NOTORIOUS 14200 EAST ALAMEDA AVE Ste 1025 AURORA CO 80012

7565

035340040 2019 THAI MILE HIGH 12201 EAST MISSISSIPPI AVE Unit 109 AURORA CO 80012-3468

50750

5,507.40

035347141 2019 NATIONWIDE MUTUAL INS CO 1-04-701 TAG 0010 CO

63

14.05

035303802 2019 PRO IMAGE SPORTS DENVER #603 14200 EAST ALAMEDA AVE Ste 2048A AURORA CO 80012

29000

16.82

10150

1,092.55

035347150 2019 NATIONWIDE MUTUAL INS CO 1-04-701 TAG 0254 CO

113

035340058 2019 TBAAR 12201 EAST MISSISSIPPI AVE Ste 123A AURORA CO 80012-3467

140

21.60

035323676 2019 4 G’S ON BROADWAY 3866 SOUTH BROADWAY ENGLEWOOD CO 80113-3614

14500

1,049.84

035340112 2019 MILE HIGH PIZZA & GRILL 1010 SOUTH PEORIA ST AURORA CO 80012-3464

4350

479.65

035347168 2019 NATIONWIDE MUTUAL INS CO 1-04-701 TAG 0949 CO

120

20.60

035324052 2019 LAVA ISLAND 452 SABLE BLVD AURORA CO 80011-0812

33350

3,565.32

035340198 2019 METRO PCS 15220 EAST ILIFF AVE Ste G AURORA CO 80014-4546

2900

289.76

035347184 2019 NATIONWIDE MUTUAL INS CO 1-04-701 TAG 1214 CO

64

17.57

035324320 2019 NAAN CURRY GRILL 10639 EAST BRIARWOOD AVE CENTENNIAL CO 80112-3867

8700

035340201 2019 AURORA KIDS LEARNING CENTER LLC 14499 EAST MONTANA CIR AURORA CO 80012-5622

2900

329.73

035347192 2019 NATIONWIDE MUTUAL INS CO 1-04-701 TAG 1636 CO

59

14.67

035324745 2019 PET CREMATION SERVICES 6259 SOUTH TROY CIR CENTENNIAL CO 80111-6423

29000

035347206 2019 NATIONWIDE MUTUAL INS CO 1-04-701 TAG 1741 CO

3190

230.48

035348423 2019 OPNAD FUND INC TAG 0240 CO

832

68.80

035330249 2019 TACO STAR 1760 SOUTH HAVANA ST AURORA CO 80012-5010

72500

035340236 2019 ELEVATE FASHION & LIFESTYLE 12203 EAST ILIFF AVE Ste J AURORA CO 80014-1330

78.08

1160

80.15

035348431 2019 OPNAD FUND INC TAG 0747 CO

822

18.16

29000

035348504 2019 ROYAL CUP INC TAG 1060 CO

117

035330265 2019 LAHORE TIKA MASALA & BAR 6583 SOUTH PARKER RD Ste 400 CENTENNIAL CO 80016-1783

035340279 2019 LIBERTY TAX SERVICE 12101 EAST ILIFF AVE Ste D AURORA CO 80014-1267

8700

934.87

035348521 2019 ROYAL CUP INC TAG 1415 CO

55

13.85

035330273 2019 STARBUDS DISPENSARY 14655 EAST ARAPAHOE RD AURORA CO 80016

58000

035340619 2019 CON SABOR A MI TIERRA 304 HAVANA ST AURORA CO 80010-4317

6107

655.65

035348547 2019 ROYAL CUP INC TAG 1447 CO

79

15.53 34.59

14500

035348563 2019 ROYAL CUP INC TAG 1669 CO

428

035335712 2019 UNIVERSITY COMMUNITIES 4500 CHERRY CREEK SOUTH DR Ste 1200 DENVER CO 80246-1553

035341411 2019 REGIS SALON 6200 SOUTH MAIN ST Ste J108 AURORA CO 80016-5367 035342034 2019 EL BOMBON 1082 HAVANA ST AURORA CO 80010-3961

10150

1,092.55

30894

035336301 2019 ELITE HYDRATION 2579 WEST MAIN ST Ste 203 LITTLETON CO 80120-4640

4350

035342042 2019 JUBILEE ROASTING CO 1452 KENTON ST AURORA CO 80010-3448

23200

2,511.62

035351254 2019 AMERICAN RESIDENTIAL SERVICES 11900 EAST CORNELL AVE AURORA CO 80014-6201

278360 15,678.08

035338860 2019 WARRANTY LOGISTICS LLC 15735 EAST ARAPAHOE RD CENTENNIAL CO 80016-1780

5537

035342271 2019 NAGOYA HABACHI EXPRESS 10761 EAST ALAMEDA AVE Unit B AURORA CO 80012-1036

29000

035351424 2019 ROCKET SOFTWARE INC 6900 SOUTH PEORIA ST CENTENNIAL CO 80011-8230

40444

3,509.56

035338886 2019 SEVA SALON 6101 SOUTH AURORA PKY AURORA CO 80016-5801

4350

517.22

035342280 2019 LC NAILS & SPA 10731 EAST ALAMEDA AVE Unit E AURORA CO 80012-1052

4350

479.65

035358291 2019 KEMET ELECTRONICS CORPORATION 5670 GREENWOOD PLAZA BLVD Ste 340 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111

035338908 2019 ARBY’S 2260 SOUTH PARKER RD AURORA CO 80231

72500

62.49

035342298 2019 METRO PCS 14561 EAST MISSISSIPPI AVE AURORA CO 80012-4682

5800

619.53

035358372 2019 SUREFOOT 6955 SOUTH YORK ST Ste 404 CENTENNIAL CO 80122-3277

8338

1,307.79

035338924 2019 PLANET FITNESS 7211 EAST EVANS AVE DENVER CO 80224-2407

145000 12,542.65

035342379 2019 QUINCEY II SOLAR, LLC 28102 EAST QUINCY AVE AURORA CO 80016

526594 39,420.41

035338967 2019 SMARTLINK 400 SOUTH COLORADO BLVD Ste 820 DENVER CO 80246-1240

4350

035342646 2019 METROPCS 10222 EAST COLFAX AVE AURORA CO 80010

7250

035342654 2019 STARBUDS AURORA 1408 DEL MAR PKY Unit D AURORA CO 80010-3361

58000

777.22

393.68

3,142.31

761.46

3,142.31

743.78

2,631.11

5,263.08

3,544.61

4,799.03

1,178.38

423.31

559.39

328.52

3,142.31

035360695 2019 VIASAT INC TAG 0254 CO

1,608.68

206.68

4,550.94

1,087.79

1746171 126,969.63

777.22

6,295.77

Sue Sandstrom – County Treasurer Website: www.arapahoegov.com/Treasurer Email: Treasurer@arapahoegov.com The Treasurer’s office welcomes you to visit our website. A variety of information is provided and we hope you will find it helpful and easy to use. Additional information regarding your property can be found on the Assessor’s website at www.arapahoegov.com/Assessor.

Please email any suggestions or comments you may have to the address above.

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