Wellington September Newsletter

September 2022 | Issue 22

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Save the Date - Important Water Rate Structure Meetings

Sept. 20 - Board of Trustees Work Session - Resident Roundtable Rate Structure Recommendation

Sept. 27 - Board of Trustees Work Session - Rate and Fee Recommendation Discussion

The Board of Trustees initiated a comprehensive rate study and formed a Resident Rate Structure Roundtable in May 2022. A utility rate structure impacts how base rates, usage rates, or tiers recover the cost of service.

The Resident Rate Structure Roundtable will recommend options for changes to the current rate structure design at the Board of Trustees Work Session on Sept. 20, 2022.

At the following Sept. 27, 2022 Board of Trustees Work Session, staff will present the rates and fees associated with the recommended structures.

New Equipment at Centennial Park

New equipment will be installed at Centennial Park

Centennial Park (3815 Harrison Ave.) will be getting some new equipment to increase safety and FUN!

We anticipate the park will be closed on Sept. 20 and 21 for the install of new swings, a Spinami, and mulch. If the scheduled closure changes, notifications will be posted online and at the park.

New School New Traffic Pattern

Have you noticed the new four-way stop at County Road 9 and Washington Ave?

In order to keep students safe with the exciting opening of Wellington Middle High School, changes were needed to the traffic pattern. As the school year continues, you are encouraged to use extra caution traveling as we all adjust to the changes in traffic.

Winter Sports Registration Opens Sept. 6

Online registration for youth and adult sports opens Sept. 6, 2022.

Adult Yoga
Youth Cheer
Art
Youth Basketball
Start Smart Basketball
Youth Volleyball
Adult Volleyball

Due to construction at Wellington Middle School, youth sports games will be played at Timnath Elementary School. We apologize in advance for any inconvenience this may cause. Practices will be in Wellington.

Parks and Recreation Registration

Building and Planning

Interested in Finishing a Residential Basement?

The Town and SAFEbuilt are hosting an event on Saturday, October 15th, from 9-11 a.m., at the Leeper Center (3800 Wilson Ave.) for homeowners to learn about the building code process associated with building a residential basement.

This event will cover the permit application process, steps for finishing a residential basement, minimizing the potential of a costly mistake & required inspections that will be conducted during your home project.

Click the button to visit the Planning and Building page for more information or send us an email at building@wellingtoncolorado.gov

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