SOUTH SUBURBAN PARK AND RECREATION DISTRICT REGULAR MEETING NO. 830 MINUTES Call to order A regular meeting of the Board of Directors of South Suburban Park and Recreation District was called to order at 5:38 pm, Wednesday, December 10, 2014 at the Goodson Recreation Center, 6315 South University Boulevard, Centennial, Colorado. Chair John Ostermiller presided. Present: John K. Ostermiller Susan M. Rosser Pamela M. Eller Michael T. Anderson Scott A. LaBrash

Legal Counsel: James P. Collins, Esq.

Management Staff: David Lorenz, Executive Director Deanna Heyn, Deputy Executive Director Linda Addison, Chief Accountant Brett Collins, Director of Planning & Development Teresa Cope, Director of Communications Jay Dikeman, Director of Hospitality Services JoAnn Gould, Director of Recreation & Community Services Mike MacLennan, Director of IT Jim Priddy, Director of Parks & Open Space Bill Ramsey, Director of Golf

Study Session After the call to order, Mr. Ostermiller convened the Study Session, and the group discussed several of the items on the posted agenda. (See continued discussions during public meeting. /ds) Members discussed a date for a budget retreat (special study session), mainly to address the new 2-mill funds available to the District following the passage of the November 4 ballot issue. Staff will prepare a list of proposed projects. It is anticipated the day-long retreat will occur on February 25, start time 8 am, at the Lone Tree Clubhouse (with proper posting to be accomplished). Mr. Collins referred the Board to his confidential, monthly legal report in the packet tonight. Boardmembers had no questions at this time. The Board paused at 7:11 pm and continued into public meeting at 7:20 pm.

Special announcements: Skot Latona, NAI Manager of the Year Mr. Priddy announced Skot Latona, South Platte Park Supervisor was awarded Manager of the Year by the National Association of Interpretation (NAI) at its national annual conference in Denver this fall. Skot has spent 16 years with the District; Mr. Priddy reported that Skot has been the most proficient and productive Park Supervisor he’s worked with, and he does an excellent job day in and out. Most recently, Skot has been working on the Platte River improvements. Skot has an excellent professional reputation in the metro area.

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Mr. Latona stated he was pleased that the award event at the conference was shared with his staff and he had the opportunity to thank them for their hard work. He also thanked South Suburban management and staff. Mr. Lorenz added, this is a well recognized national award. Mr. Latona provides professional training to interpreters every year during a week-long conference. Mr. Ostermiller noted the excellent rating that South Platte Park received in the recent Littleton residents’ survey (December 2014).

New employees introductions Mrs. Heyn introduced Mindy Albert, who has transferred from Athletics to Administration recently. Members welcomed her. Mr. Ostermiller greeted Kathy Turley, Centennial Councilmember for District 1.

Minutes approval Board members had no corrections, additions, or changes. Therefore, with no objections, the minutes of meeting no. 829, November 12, 2014 stood approved as presented.

Citizens’ comments No public came forward to speak tonight.

Consent Agenda items Mr. Ostermiller explained that Consent Agenda items are provided for study in the Board’s study packets and introduced in Study Session for the Board’s review. They can be adopted by a single motion. All resolutions and proposed actions must be read by title prior to a vote on the motion. Any consent agenda item may be removed at the request of a Director and either tabled or heard separately. A. APPROVE ACCOUNTS PAYABLE FOR NOVEMBER 2014 IN THE AMOUNT OF $2,233,767 B. AWARD THE WILDCAT RIDGE RETAINING WALL PROJECT TO ARROW-J LANDSCAPE & DESIGN, INC. IN THE AMOUNT OF $84,921.00. MR. ANDERSON MOVED TO ACCEPT ITEMS A–B. Mr. LaBrash seconded the motion. There was no further discussion. Consent agenda items were approved unanimously (5-0).

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NEW BUSINESS There were no public hearings this evening.

November 4, 2014 ballot issue # 4C election results The language of the ballot question was:

SOUTH SUBURBAN PARK AND RECREATION DISTRICT BALLOT ISSUE # 4C: SHALL SOUTH SUBURBAN PARK AND RECREATION DISTRICT TAXES BE INCREASED $4,539,010 IN 2015, OR BY SUCH AN AMOUNT AS MAY BE RAISED ANNUALLY THEREAFTER FOR A TEN YEAR PERIOD ONLY, ENDING IN COLLECTION YEAR 2024 BY THE IMPOSITION OF AN ADDITIONAL AD VALOREM PROPERTY TAX RATE OF 2 MILLS, FOR GENERAL OPERATING AND OTHER PURPOSES, INCLUDING: • PROTECT AND ENHANCE THE HIGH LINE CANAL TRAIL, THE SOUTH PLATTE RIVER TRAIL (MARY CARTER GREENWAY) AND OTHER LOCAL TRAILS; • REPAIR, MAINTAIN AND IMPROVE EXISTING PARKS, RECREATION FACILITIES AND PLAYGROUNDS; • REPLACE OUTDATED MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT WITH NEW ENERGY SAVING SYSTEMS INCLUDING SOLAR ENERGY; AND • SAVE WATER BY REPLACING AGING AND INEFFICIENT IRRIGATION SYSTEMS IN PARKS AND USING NON‐TREATED WATER WHERE FEASIBLE; AND SHALL SUCH REVENUES BE COLLECTED, RETAINED AND SPENT NOTWITHSTANDING ANY OTHER REVENUE LIMITS PROVIDED BY LAW? Mrs. Heyn, Designated Election Official presented the results. She congratulated the Board and staff involved in the effort of the election for its great success. This election was run by the three clerks of the three resident counties (Arapahoe, Douglas, and Jefferson).

Arapahoe County residents (and includes non-resident property owners, all counties) Yes 32,643 No 27,456 60,099 Douglas County residents Yes 4,005 No 4,895 8,900 Jefferson County residents Yes 575 No 645 1,220 TOTALS, Yes 37,223 No 32,996 70,219

ALL COUNTIES, BY PERCENT OF TOTAL VOTES Yes 53.01% No 46.99% Margin 6.02%

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Staff will present additional data and the final costs of the election to share at a future session. Boardmembers expressed interest in receiving the turnout figures by precinct. Mrs. Rosser asked if results could be correlated to voters’ proximity to major recreation centers. Mrs. Eller reported on a conversation with a gentleman who is involved in local campaigns. He congratulated the District on the passage of the 2-mill question, in a rather questionable environment; he thought it was a well run campaign, and the pro- citizens’ committee developed an excellent flyer. She asked senior staff to pass on the compliments to the citizens’ leadership and other staff. Boardmembers thanked District staff for their hard work. Mr. Ostermiller added, it was an election of several “firsts,” including the state-wide mail ballot election. After the Board reviews the costs by county, they may want to consider having the counties run all District elections in the future. MRS. ELLER MOVED TO ACCEPT THE FINAL RESULTS OF THE NOVEMBER 4, 2014 REGULAR ELECTION, FOR TABOR QUESTION # 4C, WHICH PASSED BY A MARGIN OF 6.02%. Mrs. Rosser seconded the motion. There was no further discussion, and the motion passed unanimously (5- 0). (Copies of the three counties’ final results (Board of Canvassers’ reports) are attached hereto and made part of the permanent record.)

Mill levies certification Linda Addison asked for the Board’s approval of the three counties’ certifications. District Finance staff has received final results. The final assessed valuation is slightly down from preliminary assessed valuations. She reviewed the current breakdown and estimated tax revenue in 2015: Operating 4.417 mills, generating $10,142,006 Open Space and Trails 1.000 mills, generating $2,296,130 New 2 Mills 1.976 mills, generating $4,537,153 Refunds and Abatements 0.053 mills generating $121,695 Debt Service 1.362 mills, generating $3,700,550,

for a total of 8.808 mills. The total estimated receivable, less estimated abatements and other adjustments, is $20, 797,534. MR. ANDERSON MOVED TO APPROVE THE RESOLUTION TO SET MILL LEVIES AND CERTIFICATION OF TAX LEVIES. Mr. LaBrash seconded the motion. There were no questions, and the motion was approved unanimously (5-0). (Copies of the Arapahoe, Douglas, and Jefferson county resolutions are attached hereto and made part of the permanent record.)

Mary Carter Greenway sign design/sign standards discussion Brett Collins introduced Kristin Cypher, president and owner of C+B Design LLC. Brett asked Boardmembers to provide comments to incorporate into the final plan and give staff directions for moving forward. The next step following this presentation will be to develop an implementation plan, initially considering funds available for 2015 signage improvements. Brett briefly reviewed the history of the project and the development process, which included several events with the public and staff-to-staff meetings. The District has been working with the City for several months. C+B Design LLC was engaged by the City of Littleton to consult on and design a new signage system for the City, including the Mary Carter Greenway and Littles Creek trailways within the City. The City has paid the

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C+B’s costs in full. The Littleton City Council is supportive of the plan and process to go forward. The City’s goal is to get people off the trail and into local businesses. The District has $37,500 allocated in the 2015 budget for sign upgrades. The City is planning to provide $112,500 specifically for this project. The South Platte Working Group may match 50% with Arapahoe County Open Spaces funds, for a possible total budget of $225K in 2015, about one-third the total estimated cost for the pilot project. The cost for this sign system will be substantially more than what has been spent in the past; however, the project can be phased, and the staff and consulting group can set priorities and decide in future years whether they want to extend the system to local parks, or even District-wide. This is the right time to make the upgrade, as there is considerable redevelopment in adjacent corridors with more new residents, and it may be possible for the developers to pay some of the costs. She is proposing the initial installation will be between C-470 and Belleview, by South Platte Park. The Greenway to Hampden is a multi-jurisdictional recreation resource; so now they are talking to Arapahoe County and the cities of Englewood and Sheridan about the sign system; they hope that the system will be extended throughout the area. Her final product for her consultation will be designs and guidelines for the system. The District would have the option of using the design in other locations throughout the District. Mrs. Cypher provided an extensive presentation on the need for the change and the details of the sign system. She explained the trail users’ difficulty in figuring out where they are on the trailway system, figuring out what services and connections are available near the trailway, and overall how they can make best use of the trail system. Her goal has been to bring awareness to the trail system and to understand its resources for the larger community. She explained that many of the public are moving from areas in the country without such a trail system, and they are unfamiliar with trail etiquette. The goal will be to provide the right message at the right time for the trail user and to create a hierarchy with the signage. One of her main focuses has been on the on-trail maps on the signage, which is hard to read. She is proposing a combination of simple signage and distance markers along with icons, color, and a signage hierarchy to help the public negotiate the trailways, to support the recreational experience by minimizing confusion and frustration. Rules & regulations and other detailed text signage will be available by the trailway, but not immediately on it, potentially to avoid users stopping on the trailway. Also, as Santa Fe Drive is a barrier to travel from east to west on foot or bicycle, it’s necessary to be aggressive to make sure the public can find the several crossings. She reported there is too much signage now: For the pilot area, she is proposing to reduce signage from 214 to 113 signs. Mrs. Rosser expressed some confusion about the distance markers, which use kilometers, as how the route map looks like a topography map. Mrs. Cypher explained how to read the signage, and stated the design resonated with users polled. Mrs. Cypher described the materials to be used, mainly a core tin steel product, and assured the Board that the effect would be in the rural character of the trailway. She is also proposing a different bench for installation on the trailway, which Littleton representatives liked; she added, many of the public want more resting locations. For the pilot installation by a contractor (to be determined), Mrs. Cypher is estimating a cost of $653,637. She assured the Board that in the future, South Suburban sign shop staff would be able to switch out signs and make updates as needed. She acknowledged that the proposed per-sign cost is more than the District currently spends. Mrs. Eller stated she didn’t see anything identifying ownership or management of the trail on the signage. Mrs. Cypher pointed out the logos in the design. She added, if the District is considering a logo change, it would be less expensive to move forward and incorporate the new logo in the trail system now, rather than changing it out later.

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Mrs. Rosser expressed concern that the District would have to use the new signage system all over the District. Mrs. Cypher suggested the system could be phased in when and where it is appropriate. To Mr. Anderson’s question, Brett Collins affirmed that the cities of Sheridan and Englewood haven’t “bought into” the new system; but the local cities are being approached about spending some money next year. He stated again, the $225K that staff believes will be available next year is about one-third of the total pilot cost. Staff doesn’t see the change-out happening all at once; possibly, they would focus on the immediate area around South Platte Park to begin with; after they collect bids from sign companies for the “nuts & bolts” construction, they may be able to reduce the budget somewhat. To Mr. Ostermiller’s question, Brett assured him that the current budget includes Littleton’s contribution. He suggested that remaining District funds after some upcoming capital projects could be used to supplement the 2015 sign budget. Possibly some local businesses will provide some funding; and they are talking to the Riverside Downs developer at this time. Brett believes the project is viewed positively by the South Platte Working Group. Mr. Anderson asked if the new signage system would provide sufficient information about rules & regulations to protect the District from a potential liability situation. Mr. Lorenz stated these are to national standards and pretty well accepted. Mrs. Cypher added, they are using international trail symbols that the public may be familiar with, and the rules & regulations will be available in kiosk areas. On discussion with District rangers, she found that there are less than 10 messages that need to be presented consistently, and the messages will fit on the proposed pole signage. The messages will address both rules & regs and basic trail etiquette; and by using international, standardized trail symbols, there will be very little ambiguity in the messages. Mrs. Rosser asked if they are working with the City and County of Denver. Mrs. Cypher stated the contacts will be made by Arapahoe County. In summary, Mrs. Cypher stressed that this is an opportunity to tell the story about the local features. She talked about getting lost on Front Range trails; the issue is, what are the barriers? She proposed that the District should make sure that a new user’s first experience on the trails is a positive one. Mr. Lorenz asked about the next steps. Staff and consultant anticipate working on the map and final locations. She will work on locations for the major signage and then develop the maps, then they will think about phasing the implementation. Mr. Lorenz explained that redesign began with an idea to talk about improving the entrances to South Platte Park. He asked if those entrances would have significant signage, and Mrs. Cypher stated that they would. She also explained the need for better signage by Mineral Avenue. Mr. Lorenz asked when she would be back to talk with the Board about the next steps. Mrs. Cypher explained the schedule will be at substantial completion in January 2015, and possibly the project will be wrapped up at the end of January or by mid-February. Mr. Ostermiller asked if there are any funds specifically in the South Platte Park operations budget for signage, and Mr. Lorenz reported there aren’t with the current allocations. He concluded, the District would work with the funds available now, and the Board could decide to allocate more funds later; possibly Arapahoe County Open Spaces will double the available funds. He noted again the current budget doesn’t include any contribution from the cities of Sheridan and Englewood. Mrs. Cypher again noted the need to identify the opportunities (access points) to travel east to west. Mr. Lorenz added, there are other opportunities in the area that need to be identified. Mrs. Cypher talked about the flood story and noted her guidelines would help the future designers explain the story in signage.

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Mr. Ostermiller asked if Hudson Gardens would have a major monument sign. Mrs. Cypher explained that it’s slated for a smaller kiosk. If the Gardens has a larger sign, then trail users probably would use the Gardens parking lot as a trailhead. Brett suggested the signage could report on the new River development at Hudson Gardens; the Gardens management can decide about the parking; this will come with the overall master plan development. Mr. Lorenz asked for the Board’s direction at this time. Mrs. Rosser stated that, while she agrees the signage needs to be redesigned to be better and more effective, this will change the look of the Mary Carter Greenway; in particularly, she noted the color palette on the design samples, which were primary reds and blues. She asked about the square footage of a sign. Mrs. Cypher acknowledged that there will be 10-foot-tall signs; the scale is readable from a distance, without the user’s having to stop on the trailway. She suggested the group look at the sign system in Vail, which is quite tall. Mrs. Rosser reiterated her concern about changes to the look and feel of the trailway. Mr. LaBrash asked if the coloring would be used on the legend only, or on the map signs as well. Mrs. Cypher explained that the City of Littleton wants to use a solid red as its trail color. The color palette for the District signs will be adjusted to match the colors identified by the recent branding effort (more in the range of pastels and natural colors); and District sign shop staff must be able to replicate them. Therefore the sign colors for the presentation aren’t the final choices. To Mr. LaBrash’s question, Ms. Cope assured him that the design firm is working with Burns Marketing, the District’s branding consultant and within Burns’ current recommendations to the District. To Boardmembers’ questions, Mr. Latona reported, he likes the idea of developing an identity for the trailway and the consultant’s efforts to reduce user confusion. He really likes the leaf pattern being utilized in the signage backgrounds. He likes the proposed core-tin material, which matches what’s out there now; he doesn’t believe the new system would modernize the look of the trail. Overall, the redesign will help get the message across clearly and succinctly. Mr. Lorenz noted there are 750,000 visits to the trail each year. He now feels that the Mary Carter Greenway is so special that it could have a special sign system which doesn’t have to be duplicated across the District. His current concerns are the implementation costs and how the proposed trail project fits in with the District’s other capital priorities. Leading up the recent election, he told voters that the 2 mills would be used to improve parks and facilities. The Board needs to focus on the cost. He concluded, this signage design would be attractive for the Mary Carter Greenway. He’d like to talk about a similar system for the High Line Canal, which also traverses many municipalities. Mr. LaBrash agreed that a standard sign is needed. His concerns are money and how quickly it will be implemented, and would the other cities follow suit; it would be a shame to change the signage for a short stretch of trail and then the new concept doesn’t go forward. Mr. Lorenz reported that during meetings with the other cities, they were very much in favor; however, they have not approached the city councils yet. He overviewed the next steps and noted the work with Riverside Downs’ developer. Mr. Ostermiller proposed that a section of the trailway be completed. The District should not mix new and old signs. He believes the City of Littleton and South Suburban agree that South Platte Park needs the improvement, so that’s the place to start. Mr. Lorenz noted an upcoming meeting and further discussion. Mrs. Cypher stated the City wants to improve Littles Creek initially, with its access to the downtown area. As a side note, Mr. Lorenz reported the District doesn’t maintain Littles Creek Trail behind EchoStar; the City does. Mr. Anderson wants to move forward. He believes the critical step will be to get funding from Arapahoe County; it won’t be possible to fund the $500K difference without it. Arapahoe County can bring in the City of Centennial to the project. They are getting a feel whether this standard can be applied more globally. He doesn’t think the

SSPRD Regular Meeting No. 830, December 10, 2014 Page 7 MINUTES partnership with Littleton is a sufficient funding source. Mrs. Cypher suggested there are grant funds available; she noted her recent experience consulting with the City of Lamar, which has applied to Great Outdoors Colorado for a grant. She agreed the District should “look beyond yourselves;” she assured the Board that this project is very fundable because it enhances usability and creates a more attractive recreation opportunity. Mrs. Eller concluded, it’s possible to talk about the new sign standards for trails only (i.e., exclusive of other District properties and facilities). South Platte Park is the perfect place to start. She suggested once the pilot project is in place and looks so good, then “a line will form” and the other agencies will be eager to implement it in their sections of the trailway. Mrs. Rosser asked if Arapahoe County would talk to the City and County of Denver before it commits funds. Brett Collins noted that City & County and South Suburban use different signage systems now. Mrs. Cypher added, the change in signage creates some confusion with the trail users now, who think they’ve exited onto a different trail. Mr. Ostermiller would like to start at the south end of the pilot project and work north, and therefore essentially South Platte Park will be the first phase. At this time, staff stated they had adequate Board direction to move forward, with plans to fund the pilot project and future phases of work over a period of time (as funding is identified). Board and staff returned to topics not covered during Study Session tonight.

Monthly department reports Planning: Brett Collins updated the Board on some additional potential grant applications in 2015. Staff will set up meetings and talk. Probably, the initial grant project estimates (project scopes) will change. To Mr. LaBrash’s question, Brett reported that District planning staff isn’t sure they are proposing a complete improvement of Writer’s Vista Park in 2015. To Mr. Ostermiller’s question, Brett explained that the Arapahoe County Open Spaces grant program has gone to spring and fall cycles in 2015, as opposed to a spring cycle through 2014, and there will be additional funds available to apply for. Boardmembers had reviewed the park playground inventories. They noted that the deterioration of existing play equipment didn’t necessarily dovetail with equipment’s age or playground’s level of use. Brett Collins reported, District planning staff has found some playground equipment manufacturers provide better products than others, and they’ve phased out installation of those products which haven’t lasted. Hospitality: To Mr. Ostermiller’s question, Mr. Dikeman affirmed the current per-person cost for Tantalizing Tastes ($36) includes tax and tip. Mr. Dikeman added, the Tastes dinners is a public relations opportunity rather than a profit-making event at this point; however, the standard price is covering costs. Parks: Messrs. Ostermiller and Priddy directed their attention to the article in Zone 4 Magazine about the District’s horticulture staff and the War Memorial Rose Gardens. Mr. Priddy also noted his report about the topsoil that Parks staff is generating each year, which is saving the District money. The top soil is of the same quality as the bagged soil from the garden shops. Recreation: To Mrs. Eller’s question, Ms. Gould reported the new wellness challenge is intended for the public and staff, and all encouraged to join in. To Boardmembers’ questions, Ms. Gould explained the giant bungee toy, currently installed at the Family Sports Center, is the property of the contractor, and he will be removing it at the end of the winter to use at

SSPRD Regular Meeting No. 830, December 10, 2014 Page 8 MINUTES various warm-weather events, which are quite profitable for him. At Boardmembers’ suggestion, she will see if there’s an opportunity to use the bungee feature elsewhere in the District in 2015. IT: Mrs. Eller reported she likes the new online tee sheet (reservation system). Mr. LaBrash asked about the District’s plans to update its credit card handling hardware. Mr. MacLennan explained that, given the low number of chargebacks the District handles each year (in the range of $2,000), that he feels comfortable taking some time in 2015 to install the hardware upgrades. Mr. LaBrash reported, it’s believed thieves attempting credit card fraud will target vendors which don’t upgrade equipment sooner; and the District will may have more liability as of October 1, 2015. Mr. MacLennan again referred to the District’s low level of chargebacks and that the new hardware will cost $50K. There are 65 District point-of-sale terminals, and staff is also talking about mobile transaction capabilities. Mr. LaBrash suggested that if a current vendor doesn’t offer a good deal on the terminals, that IT staff should shop the competition. Mr. MacLennan agreed; he will be talking to Wells Fargo in the first quarter of 2015. Mr. MacLennan assured the Board that IT staff could accelerate the changeover to the new handling system if the need exists. To Mr. LaBrash’s question, Mr. MacLennan reported that the District handles just a few credit transactions over the phone at this time, and they do accept card numbers over the website. Communications: Mr. LaBrash asked about the current working relationship with branding consultant Burns Marketing, and Ms. Cope assured him it is going pretty smoothly. Burns has proposed that the District refresh (update) their logo; the suggestion initially came from the Gold Medal Citizens Committee. Burns has suggested that the timing is right to move forward. Ms. Cope and Mr. MacLennan reported, there is an issue with the current logo typeface; the original designer is no longer in business, and the proprietary typeface is not available; District staff has struggled to enlarge the logo for some uses. Copies of the logo on file are at a low resolution. Ms. Cope added, the logo that C+B has suggested to the District uses the new technology. Mr. LaBrash asked what the next steps would be. Ms. Cope doesn’t know at this time how much a logo refresh would cost, and this project is out of scope of the approved Burns Marketing branding project. Mr. Lorenz added, he plans to have District staff present an update to the Board during the January 28 study session. Staff affirmed that the current branding project is almost complete, and available funding is depleted, though Ms. Cope added, there’s been a discussion about entering into a new contract to develop a new District video.

Directors reports Mrs. Rosser praised staff for the Centennial Link Trail dedication event. Following the dedication, she walked the trail with City Councilmember Keith Gardner, and there were a lot of users on the trail already. The Georgetown Village residents love it and feel their property values have increased with the new trailway. The most recent Lone Tree Subcommittee meeting included discussions about the proposed bridge over Lincoln and Entertainment District park development. The District will contribute $1 million to the bridge construction, paid in two increments over two years. She assured the Lone Tree representatives that the Entertainment District park is one of the District’s top priorities. To her questions, Brett Collins explained that Planning staff assignments for the new park are yet to be determined, but planning has begun. The Fairways park improvement project is going slower than the City wants, but she expressed confidence that it will get done. They also discussed the Willow Creek Trail over Lincoln. She noted the City hasn’t purchased land on the north side of the bridge proposed at this time. (Staff didn’t have any reasons or details to contribute.) Planning for the bridge is moving forward. City representatives also reported on the services of a different branding expert which they are acquainted with.

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District representatives provided an update on the local homeless situation. The City is planning to purchase the old library building from the Douglas County Libraries at a cost of $800K, and the building will be dedicated to a community use; potential uses discussed have included a senior center and a teenagers’ meeting place. She reported that the most recent Tantalizing Tastes event was great! Mrs. Eller attended the City of Sheridan’s holiday event for residents aged 55+. She reported that Sheridan Recreation Center Supervisor Eddie Kanoza did a great job. They’ve changed the format of the event. About 70 public attended, the largest group ever. There were levels of donations to the event, and South Suburban was a sponsor. Staffmembers from the school district and police and the high school students helped make the event special. The annual Colorado Gives Day was on December 9. The South Suburban Park Foundation received 55 donations totaling $6,000. There’s a posting on the Columbine Valley website that the second potential developer for the Wild Plum property (Tuck family property) has pulled out. The problem seems to be that a big chunk of the property is in floodplain and therefore cannot be developed at this time, but there are also issues with restrictions to lower residential densities and property access issues. The family still owns the property. Mrs. Eller added, several years ago, the City formed a subcommittee and made a proposal, which the family rejected; she wonders if perhaps the proposal will be revisited; it includes a conservation easement to create some permanent open space on the east side. Mr. Anderson added to the report about the Lone Tree Subcommittee. City representatives shared positive commitments about District staff’s abilities and expertise, and the City’s interface with them. The City is comfortable moving forward with the park design and the Willow Creek project. He thanked Brett Collins and staff for their personal efforts. Mr. Ostermiller reported on the planning meeting for the City of Littleton’s 125th anniversary (March 2015). There was a question whether the Littleton Community Trail dedication event will go forward; this will be resolved during the next staff-to-staff meeting. The Buck Center will be used for events on one day. Mr. Ostermiller sent the Boardmembers and staff a copy of the new Littleton residents survey (completed December 2014). Soft copy is available on the City’s website. The District did quite well in the survey, and in fact, better than the City overall. He concluded, South Suburban has a very positive role in the City residents’ lives. Mr. Ostermiller reported that the Hudson Holidays event is great this year!, and he encouraged the group to spend an evening at the Gardens. Rich Meredith and his staff deserve the credit. The event attracting about a thousand attendees a night.

Announcements and emergency items As reported on the special posting and current agenda announcement, the regular sessions for December 24 have been cancelled. There was no executive session this evening.

Adjournment There being no further business to come before the Board, the group adjourned for the evening at 9:35 pm.

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SSPRD Regular Meeting No. 830, December 10, 2014 Page 11 Matt Crane Arapahoe Clerk & Recorder Office of the Clerk & Recorder 5334 South Prince St. Littleton, Colorado 80120 Phone: 303.795.4200 «t)~~!r Fax: 303.794.4625 www.arapahoegov .com clerk@ co. arapahoe. co.us

STATEOFCOLORADO ) ) ss. CERTIFICATION OF ELECTION ARAPAHOE COUNTY

I, Matt Crane, the Arapahoe County Clerk and Recorder, do hereby certify the Official Abstract ofVotes Cast attached herein for the 2014 General Election held in Arapahoe County on the 4th day ofNovember, 2014.

We the undersigned Canvass Board for the 2014 General Election, do hereby certify that:

We have reviewed all ballot forms and ballot logs associated with this election We have compared the number of ballots counted to the number of ballots cast We have reviewed and do hereby certify the results in the Official Abstract of Votes Cast

Witness our hands and seal this 21st day of November, 2014.

< I! ember 2014 GENERAL ELECTION November 4, 2014 Summary Report Arapahoe County OFFICIAL RESULTS

Registration & Turnout 333,994 Voters Election Day Turnout 12,013 3.60% Early Vote Turnout 0 0.00% Mail-In Turnout 216,098 64.70% Provisional Turnout 101 0.00%

Total ••. 228,212 68.33%

US SENATOR 1 381/381 100.00% OEM • Mark Udall 107,347 48.02% REP - Cory Gardner 103,915 46.48% LIB - Gayton Kent 5,836 2.61% UNA- Raul Acosta 2,267 1.01% UNI - Bill Hammons 573 0.26% UNA- Steve Shogan 3,608 1.61%

Total ... 223,546 100.00%

CONGRESS-DIST 1 43/43 100.00% REP- Martin Walsh 7,793 40.23% OEM - Diana DeGette 10,295 53.15% LIB - Frank Atwood 817 4.22% UNA- Danny E. Stroud 464 2.40%

Total •.. 19,369 100.00%

CONGRESS-DIST 4 10/10 100.00% OEM - Vic Meyers 571 17.97% REP • Ken Buck 2,375 74.73% LIB - Jess Loban 118 3.71% UNA - Grant Doherty 114 3.59%

Total •.. 3,178 100.00%

CONGRESS-DIST 6 328/328 100.00% REP - Mike Coffman 97,960 49.50% OEM - Andrew Romanoff 89,508 45.23% GRN - Gary Swing 4,142 2.09% LIB - Norm Olsen 6,303 3.18%

Total ... 197,913 100.00%

Gov./Lieutenant Gov. 381/381 100.00%

REP - Bob Beauprez 98,374 43.94% OEM -John Hlckenlooper 116,445 52.01% GRN - Harry Hempy 2,147 0.96% LIB - Matthew Hess 4,135 1.85% UNA- Mike Dunafon 2,329 1.04% UNA- Paul Noel Fiorino 468 0.21%

Total ... 223,898 100.00%

Secretary of State 381/381 100.00%

OEM - Joe Neguse 103,537 47.66% REP - Wayne W. Williams 97,913 45.07% ACN - Amanda Campbell 8,070 3.71% LIB- Dave Schambach 7,710 3.55%

Total ••• 217,230 100.00%

State Treasurer 381/381 100.00%

REP -Walker Stapleton 104,968 48.60% OEM - Betsy Markey 100,394 46.48%

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State Treasurer (continued .•. ) 381/381 100.00% LIB - David Jurist 10,619 4.92%

Total ... 215,981 100.00%

Attorney General 381/381 100.00% DEM - Don Quick 94,426 43.79% REP -Cynthia Coffman 108,105 50.14% LIB - David K. Williams 13,083 6.07%

Total ... 215,614 100.00%

State Bd. Of Ed. Cong. District 1 43/43 100.00% OEM - Valentina "Val" Flores 12,146 100.00%

Total ... 12,146 100.00%

CU Regents Cong. Disl 6 328/328 100.00% DEM - Naquetta Ricks 86,493 46.78% REP - John Carson 98,414 53.22%

Total ... 184,907 100.00%

STATE HOUSE 3 60/60 100.00%

OEM - Daniel Kagan 15,563 50.73% REP - Candice Benge 15,118 49.27%

Total ... 30,681 100.00%

STATE HOUSE 9 8/8 100.00% REP - Celeste R. Gamache 771 35.22% OEM - Paul Rosenthal 1,418 64.78%

Total ... 2,189 100.00%

STATE HOUSE 36 44/44 100.00% REP- Richard J. Bowman 11,213 48.55% OEM - Su Ryden 11,881 51.45%

Total ... 23,094 100.00%

STATE HOUSE 37 51/51 100.00%

REP -Jack Tate 19,104 58.00% DEM - Nancy Cronk 13,834 42.00%

Total ... 32,938 100.00%

STATE HOUSE 38 67/67 100.00%

REP - Kathleen Conti 25,308 61.25% DEM - Robert Bowen 16,009 38.75%

Total ... 41,317 100.00%

STATE HOUSE40 51/51 100.00%

OEM - John Buckner 13,815 51.29% REP - JulieMarie A. Shepherd 11,802 43.82% LIB - Geoff Hierholz 1,318 4.89%

Total ... 26,935 100.00%

STATE HOUSE 41 48/48 100.00% REP - Molly Barrett 11,431 46.19% OEM - Jovan Melton 13,315 53.81%

Total ... 24,746 100.00%

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STATE HOUSE 42 37/37 100.00% OEM - Rhonda Fields 10,194 66.33% REP - Mike Donald 5,175 33.67%

Total ... 15,369 100.00%

STATE HOUSE 56 15/15 100.00% DEM - Vicki A. Snider 4,184 31.53% REP - Kevin Priola 8,568 64.58% LIB - Chris Baems 516 3.89%

Total ... 13,268 100.00%

CO COMMISSIONER 2 83/83 100.00% DEM - Martha Kamopp 19,574 38.69% REP - Nancy N. Sharpe 31,015 61.31%

Total ... 50,589 100.00%

CO COMMISSIONER 4 75/75 100.00% REP - Tory Brown 15,778 42.44% OEM - Nancy Jackson 21,400 57.56%

Total ... 37,178 100.00%

County Clerk & Recorder 381/381 100.00% DEM - Joan Lopez 91,749 43.74% REP - Matt Crane 117,997 56.26%

Total ... 209,746 100.00%

County Treasurer 381/381 100.00% REP - Sue Sandstrom 113,616 54.92% DEM - Doug Milliken 93,245 45.08%

Total ... 206,861 100.00%

County Assessor 381/381 100.00% REP - Corbin Sakdol 114,012 55.49% DEM - PK Kaiser 91,440 44.51%

Total ... 205,452 100.00%

County Sheriff 381/381 100.00% REP - David C. Walcher 114,144 55.05% DEM - Tyler Scott Brown 93,193 44.95%

Total ... 207,337 100.00%

County Coroner 381/381 100.00% REP - Kelly C. Lear-Kaul 163,978 100.00%

Total ... 163,978 100.00%

MAYOR CITY OF CHERRY HILLS VILLAGE 6/6 100.00% NON - Doug Tisdale 1,732 48.89% NON - Laura Christman 1,811 51.11%

Total ... 3,543 100.00%

COUNCIL MEMBER DISTRICT 2 6/6 100.00% NON - Earl Hoellen 1,973 65.53% NON - Maria Mendelsberg 1,038 34.47%

Total ... 3,011 100.00%

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COUNCIL MEMBER DISTRICT 4 6/6 100.00% NON - Mike Gallagher 2,177 69.11% NON - Lisa Pinto 973 30.89%

Total ..• 3,150 100.00%

COUNCIL MEMBER DISTRICT 6 6/6 100.00% NON - Jim Turner 985 32.75% NON - Katy Brown 2,023 67.25%

Total ••. 3,008 100.00%

Supreme Court - Boatright 381/381 100.00% NON- Yes 116,859 68.17% NON- No 54,572 31.83%

Total .•. 171,431 100.00%

Supreme Court - Marquez 381/381 100.00% NON- Yes 116,283 67.78% NON- No 55,287 32.22%

Total ... 171,570 100.00%

Court of Appeals - Fox 381/381 100.00% NON- Yes 112,509 66.44% NON- No 56,834 33.56%

Total ••. 169,343 100.00%

Court of Appeals - Loeb 381/381 100.00% NON- Yes 114,998 68.38% NON- No 53,185 31.62%

Total ... 168,183 100.00%

District Judge -Amico 381/381 100.00% NON- Yes 111,766 65.90% NON- No 57,835 34.10%

Total .•. 169,601 100.00%

District Judge - Collins 381/381 100.00% NON- Yes 104,590 62.90% NON- No 61,694 37.10%

Total •.. 166,284 100.00%

District Judge - King 381/381 100.00% NON- Yes 115,927 69.49% NON- No 50,901 30.51%

Total ..• 166,828 100.00%

District Judge - Pratt 381/381 100.00% NON- Yes 114,981 69.01% NON- No 51,628 30.99%

Total .•. 166,609 100.00%

District Judge - Rafferty 381/381 100.00%

NON- Yes 116,522 69.93% NON- No 50,097 30.07%

Total ... 166,619 100.00%

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District Judge - Slade 381/381 100.00% NON- Yes 107,935 64.68% NON- No 58,949 35.32%

Total ... 166,884 100.00%

District Judge - Volz 381/381 100.00% NON- Yes 103,987 62.36% NON- No 62,756 37.64%

Total ... 166,743 100.00%

District Judge - Wheeler 381/381 100.00% NON- Yes 112,711 68.02% NON- No 52,981 31.98%

Total ... 165,692 100.00%

County Judge - Murray 381/381 100.00% NON -Yes 121,488 72.39% NON- No 46,326 27.61%

Total ... 167,814 100.00%

County Judge - Rowles-Stokes 381/381 100.00% NON- Yes 107,585 63.89% NON- No 60,812 36.11%

Total ... 168,397 100.00%

County Judge - Tobias 381/381 100.00% NON- Yes 118,143 70.54% NON- No 49,334 29.46%

Total ... 167,477 100.00%

County Judge -Vahle 381/381 100.00% NON -Yes 116,112 69.51% NON- No 50,937 30.49%

Total ... 167,049 100.00%

Amendment 67 381/381 100.00% NON - YES/FOR 73,028 33.32% NON - NO/AGAINST 146,151 66.68%

Total ... 219,179 100.00%

Amendment 68 381/381 100.00% NON -YES/FOR 70,337 31.69% NON - NO/AGAINST 151,615 68.31%

Total ... 221,952 100.00%

Proposition 104 381/381 100.00% NON -YES/FOR 150,791 70.49% NON - NO/AGAINST 63,122 29.51%

Total ... 213,913 100.00%

Proposition 105 381/381 100.00% NON - YES/FOR 70,877 32.18% NON - NO/AGAINST 149,401 67.82%

Total ... 220,278 100.00%

November 20, 2014 12:33 PM Page 5 of7 2014 GENERAL ELECTION November 4, 2014 Summary Report Arapahoe County OFFICIAL RESULTS

AURORA2A 166/166 100.00% NON· Yes 57,584 62.40% NON- No 34,695 37.60%

Total ••• 92,279 100.00%

AURORA2B 166/166 100.00% NON- Yes 32,535 35.52% NON -No 59,061 64.48%

Total .•. 91,596 100.00%

AURORA2C 166/166 100.00% NON- Yes 36,676 40.38% NON· No 54,149 59.62%

Total ... 90,825 100.00%

AURORA2D 166/166 100.00% NON- Yes 32,731 35.29% NON· No 60,016 64.71%

Total ••• 92,747 100.00%

BENNETT SCHOOL DIST 29J 3H 3/3 100.00% NON· Yes 706 52.73% NON- No 633 47.27%

Total ••• 1,339 100.00%

DEER TRAIL SCHOOL DIST 26J 3G 1/1 100.00% NON- Yes 100 26.39% NON -No 279 73.61%

Total .•. 379 100.00%

CITY OF ENGLEWOOD 2E 25/25 100.00% NON -Yes 7,365 67.77% NON- No 3,502 32.23%

Total ••• 10,867 100.00%

SOUTH SUBURBAN 4C 100/100 100.00% NON· Yes 32,643 54.32% NON- No 27,456 45.68%

Total ••• 60,099 100.00%

STRASBURG PARK AND REC 4D 2/2 100.00% NON- Yes 248 36.74% NON -No 427 63.26%

Total ••• 675 100.00%

STRASBURG PARK AND REC 4E 2/2 100.00% NON- Yes 220 33.43% NON -No 438 66.57%

Total •.• 658 100.00%

STRASBURG PARK AND REC 4F 2/2 100.00% NON- Yes 261 38.61% NON· No 415 61.39%

Total ••• 676 100.00%

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SHERIDAN SANITATION 5A 3/3 100.00% NON- Yes 106 44.92% NON- No 130 55.08%

Total ••• 236 100.00%

SHERIDAN SANITATION 58 3/3 100.00% NON- Yes 124 54.39% NON- No 104 45.61%

Total ••• 228 100.00%

SHERIDAN SANITATION 5C 3/3 100.00%

NON- Yes 133 57.58% NON- No 98 42.42%

Total ..• 231 100.00%

CITY OF CHERRY HILLS VILLAGE 2F 6/6 100.00%

NON- Yes 2,833 80.23% NON- No 698 19.77%

Total ••• 3,531 100.00%

CITY OF CHERRY HILLS VILLAGE 2G 616 100.00%

NON- Yes 2,655 83.12% NON- No 539 16.88%

Total ••• 3,194 100.00%

November 20, 2014 12:33 PM Page 7 of? Matt Crane Arapahoe Clerk & Recorder Office of the Clerk & Recorder 5334 South Prince St. Littleton, Colorado 80120 Phone: 303.795.4200 ~~~!r Fax: 303.794.4625 www.arapahoegov.com [email protected]

November 4, 2014 General Election Certified Write-in Candidates for the General Election

Representative to the 114th United States Congress- District 1

Daniel Kirschler Republican 1 Vote

Governor/Lieutenant Governor

Marcus Giavanni I Joshua Yballa Unaffiliated I Republican 1 Vote Matt Crane Arapahoe Clerk & Recorder Office of the Clerk & Recorder 5334 South Prince St. Littleton, Colorado 80120 Phone: 303.795.4200 ~~:!~2' Fax: 303.794.4625 www.araoahoegov.com [email protected]

November 4, 2014 General Election Voter Registration and Turnout

Total Registration 387,212 Total Active Registration 333,994

ORE 12,013 Mail-in 214,439 Flat Ballot 657 Property Owner 1002 Provisional 101 Total Turnout 228,212 Certificate of Election -Total Voters- Official Douglas County, Colorado- 2014 General Election- November 04,2014

State of Colorado ) County of Douglas )

We, the undersigned members of the Board of Canvass for Douglas County, have canvassed the returns of the General Election held on

November 4, 2014, and do certify the following number of votes were cast for each of the candidates and/or ballot issues (questions, referendums, .. '• ·- and amendments inclusive) for the said election participating noted above.

1 WITNESS our hands and seal this 20 h day of November 2014.

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· ------Cumulative Report - Official Douglas County, Colorado 2014 General Election November 04,2014 Page 1 of 10 11/20/2014 09:51 AM Total Number of.Voters: 139,685 of227,552 =61.39% Precincts Reporting 146 of 147 = 99.32% ~------~----~ I Pa.rtY. j t Candidate • Early • I Election .I Total United States Senator, Vote For 1 • D Mark Udall 44,312 32.65% 851 36.49% 45,163 32.71% R Cory Gardner 85,241 62.80% 1,385 59.39% 86,626 62.75% L Gaylon Kent 3,032 2.23% 64 2.74% 3,096 2.24% UAF Raul Acosta 1,430 1.05% 15 0.64% 1,445 1.05% U Bill Hammons 246 0.18% 4 0.17% 250 0.18% UAF Steve Shogan 1,214 0.89% 13 0.56% 1,227 0.89% Willoughby 0fll) 1 0.00% 0 0.00% 1 0.00% Kathleen Rosewater Cunningham 0f\l) 0.00% 0 0.00% 0.00% Uncertified (W) 250 0.18% 0 0.00% 250 0.18%

Cast Votes: 135,727 98.83% 2,332 99.45% 138,059 98.84% Over Votes: 81 0.06% 0 0.00% 81 0.06% Under Votes: 1,532 1.12% 13 0.55% 1,545 1.11%

District 4- Representative To The 114th United States Congress, Vote For 1

D Vic Meyers 23,938 27.20% 351 26.96% 24,289 27.20% R Ken Buck 59,079 67.13% 856 65.75% 59,935 67.11% L Jess Laban 3,296 3.75% 74 5.68% 3,370 3.77% UAF Grant Doherty 1,693 1.92% 21 1.61% 1,714 1.92%

Cast Votes: 88,006 96.60% 1,302 97.16% ''89,308 96.61% Over Votes: 4 0.00% 0 0.00% 4 0.00% Under Votes: 3,092 3.39% 38 2.84% 3,130 3.39%

District 6 -Representative To The 114th United States Congress, Vote For 1

R Mike Coffman 28,106 62.02% 567 57.51% 28,673 61.92% D· Andrew Romanoff 15,648 34.53% 388 39.35% 16,036 34.63% G Gary Swing 557 1.23% 14 1.42% 571 1.23% L Norm Olsen 1,008 2.22% 17 1.72% 1,025 2.21%

Cast Votes: 45,319 98.01% 986 98.11% 46,305 98.01% Over Votes: 3 0.01% 0 0.00% 3 0.01% Under Votes: 916 1.98% 19 1.89% 935 1.98% l' Cumulative Report - Official Douglas County, Colorado 2014 General Election November 04, 2014 Page 2 of 10 11/20/2014 09:51AM Total Number of Voters : 139,685 of 227,552 =61.39% Precincts Reporting 146 of 147 = 99.32% ~-----_-T_o_ta_l______,. I Party ~I Candidate ~ I Early ~ I Election ~I Governor/Lieutenant Governor, Vote For 1

R Bob Beauprez I Jill Repella 80,399 59.12% 1,307 56.31% 81,706 59.07% D John Hickenlooper I Joe Garcia 51,257 37.69% 930 40.07% 52,187 37.73% G Harry Hempy I Scott Olso[l 869 0.64% 19 0.82% 888 0.64% L Matthew Hess I Brandon Young 2,175 . 1.60% 50 2.15% 2,225 1.61% UAF Mike Dunafon I Robin J. Roberts 920 0.68% 15 0.65% 935 0.68% UAF Paul Noel Fiorino I Charles George Whitley 244 0.18% 0 0.00% 244 0.18% Uncertified (W) · 133 0.10% 0 0.00% 133 0.10% Marcus Giavanni/ Joshua Yballa (W) 1 0.00% 0 0.00% 0.00%

Cast Votes: 135,998 99.02% 2,321 98.98% 138,319 99.02% Over Votes: 32 0.02% 0 0.00% 32 0.02% Under Votes: 1,310 0.95% 24 1.02% 1,334 0.96%

Secretary Of State, Vote For 1

D Joe Neguse 42,889 32.73% 816 35.84% 43,705 32.79% R Wayne W. Williams 80,660 61.56% 1,290 56.65% 81,950 61.48% A Amanda Campbell 3,243 2.48% 68 2.99% 3,311 2.48% L Dave Schambach 4,227 3.23% 103 4.52% 4,330 3.25%

Cast Votes: 131,019 95.40% 2,277 97.10% 133,296 95.43% Over Votes: 7 0.01% 0 0.00% 7 0.01% Under Votes: 6,314 4.60% 68 2.90% 6,382 4.57%

State Treasurer, Vote For 1

R Walker Stapleton 84,920 64.96% 1,368 60.26% 86,288 64.88% D Betsy Markey 39,885 30.51% 778 34.27% 40,663" 30.57% L David Jurist 5,931 4.54% 124 5.46% 6,055 4.55%

Cast Votes: 130,736 95.19% 2,270 96.80% 133,006 95.22% Over Votes: 8 0.01% 0 0.00% 8 0.01% Under Votes: 6,596 4.80% 75 3.20% 6,671 4.78%

Attorney General, Vote For 1

D Don Quick 37,918 29.14% 768 33.92% 38,686 29.23% R Cynthia Coffman 85,355 65.61% 1,360 60.07% 86,715 65.51% L David K. Williams 6,831 5.25% 136 6.01% 6,967 5.26%

Cast Votes: 130,104 94.73% 2,264 96.55% 132,368 94.76% Over Votes: 13 0.01% 0 .0.00% 13 0.01% Under Votes: 7,223 5.26% 81 3.45% 7,304 5.23% ~ I Cumulative Report - Official I Douglas County, Colorado 2014 General Election November 04, 2014 Page 3 of 10 11/20/2014 09:51 AM Total Number of Voters : 139,685 of 227,552 =61.39% Precincts Reporting 146 of 147 = 99.32% r------T-o-ta-1------~. I Party ~I Candidate ~ Early ll Election ~I Regent of The University Of Colorado - Congressional District 6, Vote For 1

D Naquetta Ricks 14,709 35.18% 418 43.86% 15,127 35.37% R John Carson 27,103 64.82% 535 56.14% 27,638 64.63% Cast Votes: 41,812 90.43% 953 94.83% 42,765 90.52% Over Votes: 3 0.01% 0 0.00% 3 0.01% Under Votes: 4,423 9.57% 52 5.17% 4,475 9.47%

State Senate- District 30, VotecFor 1

R Chris Holbert 39,162 62.63% 735 56.84% 39,897 62.51% D Bette Davis 21,066 33.69% 500 38.67% 21,566 33.79% L Eric Price 2,301 3.68% 58 4.49% 2,359 3.70% Cast Votes: 62,529 93.08% 1,293 96.78% 63,822 93.15% Over Votes: 4 0.01% 0 0.00% 4 0.01% Under Votes: 4,644 6.91% 43 3.22% 4,687 6.84%

State Representative - District 39, Vote For 1

D James Clark Huff 7,565 29.32% 166 38.07% . 7,731 29.46% R Polly Lawrence 18,237 70.68% 270 61.93% 18,507 70.54% Cast Votes: 25,802 92.27% 436 96.89% 26,238 92.34% Over Votes: 2 0.01% 0 0.00% 2 0.01% Under Votes: 2,161 7.73% 14 3.11% 2,175 7.65%

State Representative - District 43, Vote For 1

D Henry M. Barlow 12,059 36.62% 296 42.90% 12,355 36.75% R Kevin Van Winkle 20,872 63.38% 394 57.10% 21,266 63.25% Cast Votes: 32,931 91.27% 690 96.10% 33,621 91.36% Over Votes: 3 0.01% 0 0.00% 3 0.01% Under Votes: 3,148 8.72% 28 3.90% 3,176 8.63%

State Representative - District 44, Vote For 1

R Kim Ransom 20,496. 63.69% 223 59.63% 20,719 63.64% D Karen Jae Smith 9,635 29.94% 125 33.42% 9,760 29.98% L Lily Williams 2,050 6.37% 26 6.95% 2,076 6.38% Cast Votes: 32,181 93.44% 374 95.90% 32,555 93.47% Over Votes: 3 0.01% 0 0.00% 3 0.01% Under Votes: 2,255 6.55% 16 4.10% 2,271 6.52% Cumulative Report - Official Douglas County, Colorado 2014 General Election November 04,2014 Page 4 of 10 11/20/2014 09:51AM Total Number of Voters: 139,685 of 227,552 =61.39% Precincts Reporting 146 of 147 = 99.32% Early Election r------T-o-ta-1------~. I PartyJ ._I_____ •C•a•n•d•id.at•e ______. • I .I State Representative - District 45, Vote For 1 • R Patrick Neville 25,016 69.12% 512 67.37% 25,528 69.09% D Brandon W. Wicks 9,396 25.96% 206 27.11% 9,602 25.99% L James L. Jeansonne 1,779 4.92% 42 5.53% 1,821 4.93% Cast Votes: 36,191 93.15% 760 96.57% 36,951 93.21% Over Votes: 3 0.01% 0 0.00% 3 0.01% Under Votes: 2,660 6.85% 27 3.43% 2,687 6.78%

County Commissioner- District 1, Vote For 1

R David A. Weaver 95,988 100.00% 1,750100.00% 97,738100.00%

Cast Votes: 95,988 69.89% 1,750 74.63% 97,738 69.97% Over Votes: 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% Under Votes: 41,352 30.11% 595 25.37% 41,947 30.03%

County Clerk and Recorder, Vote For 1

R Merlin Klotz 92,380 100.00% 1,737100.00% 94,1171 00.00%

Cast Votes: 92,380 67.26% 1,737 74.07% 94,117 67.38% Over Votes: 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% Under Votes: 44,960 32.74% 608 25.93% 45,568 32.62%

County Treasurer, Vote For 1

R Diane Holbert 93,250 100.00% 1,742100.00% 94,992 1 00.00%

Cast Votes: 93,250 67.90% 1,742 74.29% 94,992 68.00% Over Votes: 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% Under Votes: 44,090 32.10% 603 25.71% 44,693 32.00%

County Assessor, Vote For 1

R Lisa Frizell 92,882 100.00% 1,744100.00% 94,6261 00.00%

Cast Votes: 92,882 67.63% 1,744 74.37% 94,626 67.74% Over Votes: 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% Under Votes: 44,458 32.37% 601 25.63% 45,059 32.26%

County Sheriff, Vote For 1

R Tony Spurlock 88,531 77.17% 1,428 72.75% 89,959 77.09% L Brock McCoy 26,197 22.83% 535 27.25% 26,732 22.91%

Cast Votes: 114,728 83.54% 1,963 83.71% 116,691 83.54% Over Votes: 52 0.04% 0 0.00% 52 0.04% Under Votes: 22,560 16.43% 382 16.29% 22,942 16.42% ------

Cumulative Report - Official Douglas County, Colorado 2014 General Election November 04,2014 Page 5 of 10 11/20/2014 09:51AM Total NumberofVoters: 139,685 of227,552 = 61.39% Precincts Reporting 146 of 147 = 99.32% r------T-o-~-~------,. I Party ~I Candidate ~ Early •I Election ~I County Surveyor, Vote For 1

R Robert D. Snodgrass 84,422 70.05% 1,393 65.40% 85,815 69.96% D William G. Buntrock . 36,103 29.95% 737 34.60% 36,840 30.04%

Cast Votes: 120,525 87.76% 2,130 90.83% 122,655 87.81% Over Votes: 16 0.01% 0 0.00% 16 0.01% Under Votes: 16,799 12.23% 215 9.17% 17,014 12.18%

County Coroner, Vote For 1

R Jill Romann 95,427 1 00.00% 1,776100.00% 97,203100.00% Cast Votes: 95,427 69.48% 1,776 75.74% 97,203 69.59% Over Votes: 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% Under Votes: 41,913 30.52% 569 24.26% 42,482 30.41%

For Councilmember, Town of Parker, Vote For 3

Mark Lane 3,247 8.63% 31 13.66% 3,278 8.66% Dustin Jensen 2,306 6.13% 20 8.81% 2,326 6.14% MarkMalsam 3,528 9.37% 20 8.81% 3,548 9.37% MarkS. Schmitt 3,418 9.08% 30 13.22% 3,448 9.11% Josh Martin 7,264 19.30% 31 13.66% 7,295 19.27% Amy Holland 8,620 22.90% 55 24.23% 8,675 22.91% AI Bollwerk 2,739 7.28% 9 3.96% 2,748 7.26% Renee Williams 6,513 17.31% 31 13.66% 6,544 17.28% Cast Votes: 37,635 65.!30% 227 59.11% 37,862 65.75% Over Votes: 34 0.18% 0 0.00% 34 0.18% Under Votes: 19,461 34.02% 157 40.89% 19,618 34.07%

Justice Brian D. Boatright, Vote For 1

Yes 68,540 67.92% 1,232 67.62% 69,772 67.92% No 32,368 32.08% 590 32.38% 32,958 32.08% Cast Votes: 100,908 73.47% 1,822 77.70% 102,730 73.54% Over Votes: 68 0.05% 0 0.00% 68 0.05% Under Votes: 36,364 26.48% 523 22.30% 36,887 26.41% Cumulative Report - Official Douglas County, Colorado 2014 General Election November 04, 2014 Page 6 of 10 11/20/2014 09:51 AM Total Number of Voters : 139,685 of 227,552 = 61.39% Precincts Reporting 146 of 147 = 99.32% I Party ~I Candidate ~ I Early, ~I Election •Ir------T-0-~-~------~. Justice Monica M. Marquez, Vote For 1

Yes 65,108 64.30% 1,211 65.67% 66,319 64.32% No 36,156 35.70% 633 34.33% 36,789 35.68% Cast Votes: 101,264 73.73% 1,844 78.64% 103,108 73.81% Over Votes: 24 0.02% 0 0.00% 24 0.02% Under Votes: 36,052 26.25% 501 21.36% 36,553 26.17%

Judge Terry Fox, Vote For 1

Yes 63,095 63.51% 1,18~ 66.41% 64,283 63.56% No 36,253 36.49% 601 33.59% 36,854 36.44% Cast Votes: 99,348 72.34% 1,789 76.29% 101 '137 72.40% Over Votes: 43 0.03% 0 0.00% 43 0.03% Linder Votes: 37,949 27.63% 556 23.71% 38,505 27.57%

Judge Alan M. Loeb, Vote For 1

Yes 67,516 68.19% 1,199 67.10% 68,715 68.17% No 31,502 31.81% 588 32.90% 32,090 31.83% Cast Votes: 99,018 72.10% 1,787 76.20% 100,805 72.17% Over Votes: 18 0.01% 0 0.00% 18 0.01% Under Votes: 38,304 27.89% 558 23.80% 38,862 27.82%

Judge Michelle Ann Amico, Vote For 1

Yes 64,913 65.25% 1,176 66.37% 66,089 65.27% No 34,564 34.75% 596 33.63% 35,160 34.73% Cast Votes: 99,477 72.43% 1,772 75.57% 101,249 72.48% Over Votes: 27 0.02% 0 0.00% 27 0.02% Under Votes: 37,836 27.55% 573 24.43% 38,409 27.50%

Judge F. Stephen Collins, Vote For 1

Yes 59,442 60.76% 1,146 65.49% 60,588 60.84% No 38,389 39.24% 604 34.51% 38,993 39.16% Cast Votes: 97,831 71.23% 1,750 74.63% 99,581 71.29% Over Votes: 30 0.02% 0 0.00% 30 0.02% Under Votes: 39,479 28.75% 595 25.37% 40,074 28.69% Cumulative Report - Official Douglas County, Colorado. 2014 General Election November 04, 2014 Page 7 of 10 11/20/2014 09:51AM Total Number of Voters: 139,685 of227,552 =61.39% Precincts Reporting 146 of 147 =99.32% Party JI Candidate Early Election Total ...I • I .I Judge Paul A. King, Vote For 1 • • Yes 70,053 70.93% 1 '191 67.75% 71,244 70.87% No 28,711 29.07% 567 32.25% 29,278 29.13% Cast Votes: 98,764 71.91% 1,758 74.97% 100,522 71.96% Over Votes: 25 0.02% 0 0.00% 25 0.02% Under Votes: 38,551 28.07% 587 25.03% 39,138 28.02%

Judge Charles M. Pratt, Vote For 1

Yes 68,263 69.71% 1,177 67.37% 69,440 69.67% No 29,664 30.29% 570 32.63% 30,234 30.33%

Cast Votes: 97,927 71.30% 1,747 74.50% 99,674 71.36%. Over Votes: 36 0.03% 0 0.00% 36 0.03% Under Votes: 39,377 28.67% 598 25.50% 39,975 28.62%

Judge Gerald J. Rafferty, Vote For 1

Yes 69,841 71.34% 1,183 67.72% 71,024 71.28% No 28,055 28.66% 564 32.28% 28,619 28.72%

Cast Votes: 97,896 71.28% 1,747 74.50% 99,643 71.33% r Over Votes: 29 0.02% 0 0.00% 29 0.02% Under Votes: 39,415 28.70% 598 25.50% 40,013 28.65%

Judge Theresa Michelle Slade, Vote For 1

Yes 60,017 61.11% 1,156 65.94% 61,173 61.20% No 38,188 38.89% 597 34.06% 38,785 38.80%

Cast Votes: 98,205 71.51% 1,753 74.75% 99,958 71.56% Over Votes: 29 0.02% 0 0.00% 29 0.02% Under Votes: 39,106 28.47% 592 25.25% 39,698 28.42%

Judge Elizabeth Beebe Volz, Vote For 1

Yes 57,241 58.43% 1,140 65.11% 58,381 58.55% No 40,727 41.57% 611 34.89% 41,338 41.45% Cast Votes: 97,968 71.33% 1,751 74.67% 99,719 71.39% Over Votes: 25 0.02% 0 0.00% 25 0.02% Under Votes: 39,347 28.65% 594 25.33% 39,941 28.59% ,, . Cumulative Report - Official Douglas County, Colorado 2014 General Election November 04, 2014 Page 8 of 10 11/20/2014 09:51 AM Total Number of Voters: 139,685 of227,552 =61.39% Precincts Reporting 146 of 147 = 99.32% I Party ~I Candidate ~ Early • I Election ~I.------T-0-~-~------,. Judge John L. Wheeler, Vote For 1

Yes 66,238 68.15% 1,178 67.78% 67,416 68.15% No 30,950 31.85% 560 32.22% 31,510 31.85%

Cast Votes: 97,188 70.76% 1,738 74.12% 98,926 70.82% Over Votes: 19 0.01% 0 0.00% 19 0.01% Under Votes: 40,133 29.22% 607 25.88% 40,740 29.17%

Judge Lawrence Bowling, Vote For 1

Yes 69,466 70.96% 1,210 69.02% 70,676 70.93% No 28,428 29.04% 543 30.98% 28,971 29.07%

Cast Votes: 97,894 71.28% 1,753 74.75% 99,647 71.34% Over Votes: 43 0.03% 0 0.00% 43 0.03% Under Votes: 39,403 28.69% 592 25.25% 39,995 28.63%

Judge Monica J. Gomez, Vote For 1

Yes 64,267 65.24% 1,193 67.21% 65,460 65.27% No 34,243 34.76% 582 32.79% 34,825 34.73%

Cast Votes: 98,510 71.73% 1,775 75.69% 100,285 71.79% Over Votes: 32 0.02% 0 0.00% 32 0.02% Under Votes: 38,798 28.25% 570 24.31% 39,368 28.18%

Judge Susanna Meissner-Cutler, Vote For 1

Yes 69,795 70.91% 1,217 68.95% 71,012 70.87% No 28,638 29.09% 548 31.05% 29,186 29.13%

Cast Votes: 98,433 71.67% 1,765 75.27% 100,198 71.73% Over Votes: 18 0.01% 0 0.00% 18 0.01% Under Votes: 38,889 28.32% 580 24.73% 39,469 28.26%

Amendment 67 (CONSTITUTIONAL), Vote For 1

Yes/For 52,690 39.57% 1,002 44.55% 53,692 39.66% No/Against 80,450 60.43% 1,247 55.45% 81,697 60.34%

Cast Votes: 133,140 96.94% 2,249 95.91% 135,389 96.92% Over Votes: 62 0.05% 0 0.00% 62 0.04% Under Votes: 4,138 3.01% 96 4.09% 4,234 3.03% ! • Cumulative Report - Official Douglas County, Colorado 2014 General Election November 04,2014 Page 9 of 10 11/20/2014 09:51AM Total Number of Voters : 139,685 of 227,552 =61.39% Precincts Reporting 146 of 147 = 99.32% I Party ·~ Candidate • Early .I,_._ ...... Election .I ~-----To_ta_l----~. Amendment 68 (CONSTITUTIONAL), Vote For 1

Yes/For 40,987 30.38% 930 41.04% 41,917 30.56% No/Against 93,927 69.62% 1,336 58.96% 95,263 69.44% Cast Votes: 134,914 98.23% 2,266 96.63% 137,180 98.21% Over Votes: 44 0.03% 0 0.00% 44 0.03% Under Votes: 2,382 1.73% 79 3.37% 2,461 1.76%

Proposition 104 (STATUTORY), Vote For 1

Yes/For 94,967 72.30% 1,739 80.03% 96,706 72.43% No/Against 36,384 27.70% 434 19.97% 36,818 27.57% Cast Votes: 131,351 95.64% 2,173 92.67% 133,524 95.59% Over Votes: 32 0.02% 0 0.00% 32 0.02% Under Votes: 5,957 4.34% 172 7.33% 6,129 4.39%

Proposition 105 (STATUTORY), Vote For 1

Yes/For 40,605 30.17% 995 44.20% 41,600 30.40% No/Against 93,967 69.83% 1,256 55.80% 95,223 69.60%

Cast Votes: 134,572 97.98% 2,251 95.99% 136,823 97.95% Over Votes: 49 0.04% 0 0.00% 49 0.04% Under Votes: 2,719 1.98% 94 4.01% 2,813 2.01%

Aurora Ballot Issue 2A Retail Marijuana Tax, Vote For 1

Yes 194 71.06% 0 0.00% 194 70.80% No 79 28.94% 1100.00% 80 29.20%

Cast Votes: 273 98.20% 1 100.00% 274 98.21% · Over Votes: 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% Under Votes: 5 1.80% 0 0.00% 5 1.79%

Aurora Ballot Issue 2B Additional Funding For Transportation Needs, Vote For 1

Yes 55 20.52% 0 0.00% 55 20.45% No 213 79.48% 1 100.00% 214 79.55% Cast Votes: 268 96.40% 1 100.00% 269 96.42% Over Votes: 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% Under Votes: 10 3.60% 0 0.00% 10 3.58% ------~------

Cumulative Report - Official Douglas County, Colorado 2014 General Election November 04, 2014 Page 10 of 10 11/20/2014 09:51AM Total NumberofVoters: 139,685 of227,552 =61.39% Precincts Reporting 146 of 147 = 99.32% · Early Election .------.-T-o-~-~------~. . I Pa~:J,I.... .- .....c.a.nd.id•a•re ...... II .I Aurora Ballot Issue 2C Additional Funding For Public Safety Needs, Vote For 1

Yes 84 31.46% 0 0.00% 84 31.34% No 183 68.54% 1100.00% 184 68.66%

Cast Votes: 267 96.04% 1 100.00% 268 96.06% Over Votes: 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% Under Votes: 11 3.96% 0 0.00% 11 3.94%

Aurora Ballot Question 20 Keeping of Pit Bulls, Vote For 1

Yes 78 28.47% 0 0.00% 78 28.36% No 196 71.53% 1100.00% 197 71.64%

Cast Votes: 274 98.56% 1 100.00% 275 98.57% Over Votes: 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% Under Votes: 4 1.44% ·0 0.00% 4 1.43%

South Suburban Ballot Issue 4C, Vote For 1

Yes 3,958 44.92% 47 52.81% 4,005 45.00% No 4,853 55.08% 42 47.19% 4,895 55.00%

Cast Votes: 8,811 96.71% 89 93.68% 8,900 96.68% Over Votes: 3 0.03% 0 0.00% 3 0.03% Under Votes: 297 3.26% 6 6.32% 303 3.29% SUMMARY REPORT

General Election Jefferson County, CoJorado November 4, 2014

We .th!:e::gne' · :J::~t . i (y that these pages of remlts are true and correct as canvassed on fUo v~ m he c !;\O , 2014. ~..-::.-v" A-""" M~.. -~ I ,__

\__ - / V~W"V ....__- \ I - .L.U - "t ~rk & Recorder or Director of Elections Date SUMMARY REPORT 2014 General Election FINAL OFFICIAL RUSULTS Jefferson County, Colorado November 4. 2014 Run Oate:11/18/14 11:47 ~~ Report EL45 Page 001 VOTES PERCENT VOTES PERCENT

PRECINCTS COU NTED (OF 264). 264 100.00 GOVERNOR/LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR STATEWIDE REGISTERED VOTERS · TOTAL . 425,402 (Vote for ) 1 BALLOTS CAST - TOTAL. 261.338 Bob Beauprez (REP) . . 114,398 44.55 BALLOTS CAST · BLANK. 32 . 01 John Hickenlooper (OEM) . 130,196 50.70 VOTER TURNOUT · TOTAL . . 61.43 Har ry Hempy (GRN). . . 2. 844 1.11 VOTER TURNOUT - BLANK . . .01 Matthew Hess CLIB ) . . 5,069 1.97 Mike Ounafon (UNA) . . 3. 163 1.23 UNITED STATES SENATOR US SENATE Paul Noel Fiorino (UNA). 764 .30 (Vote for ) 1 WRITE-IN. . 345 .13 Mark Udall (OEM) . 121.109 47. 19 Total . 256.779 Cory Gardner (REP) 120.240 46.85 Over Votes . 332 Gaylon Kent (LIB). 7,094 2.76 Under Votes . 3.278 Ra·l Acosta (UNA). 2,572 1.00 Bill Hammons (UNI) 738 .29 Steve Shogan (UNA) 4.390 1.71 SECRETARY OF STATE STATEWIDE WRITE-I N. . . 489 .19 (Vote for ) 1 Total . 256 .632 Joe Neguse {OEM) . . . 114 ,720 46.35 Over Votes . 135 Wayne W. Williams (REP). 113.386 45. 81 Under Votes . 3.622 Amanda Campbel l (ACN) 8.929 3.61 Dave Schambach (LIB). 10.480 4.23 Total . 247,515 REPRESENTATIVE TO THE 114TH CONGRESS DISTRICT 2 Over Votes . 49 (Vote for ) 1 Under Votes . . . 12.825 Jared Polis (OEM) . 18,696 44.73 George Leing (REP) 23, 098 55.27 Total . 41 .794 STATE TREASURER STATEWIDE Ove r Votes . 4 (Vote for· ) 1 Under Votes . . 1.821 Wa l ~er Stapleton (REP) 121,674 49.34 Betsy Markey (OEM) 110.226 44.70 David Jurist (LIB) 14,714 5.97 REPRESENTATIVE TO THE 114TH CONGRESS DISTRICT 7 Total . 246,614 (Vote for ) 1 Over Votes . 52 Don Ytterberg (REP) • 79,663 45.24 Under Votes . . 13 . 723 Ed Perlmutter (OEM) 96.425 54.76 Total . 176.088 Over Votes . 42 ATTORNEY GENERAL STATEWIDE Under Votes . . 5.816 (Vote for ) 1 Don Quick (DEMJ . . • 102 .120 42.11 Cynthia Coffman (REP) . 123.367 50.88 REPRESENTATIVE TO THE 114TH CONGRESS DISTRICT 1 David K. Williams (LIB). 17.000 7. 01 (Vote for ) 1 Total . 242.487 Martin Walsh (REP) . 18 .816 55.92 Over Votes . 64 Diana OeGette (DEM) . 12.888 38.30 Under Votes . 17 ,838 Frank Atwood (LIB) . 1.062 3.16 Da nny E. Stroud (UNA) 831 2.47 WRITE· IN. . . 54 .16 STATE SOARD OF EDUCATION CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 1 Total . 33.651 (Vote for ) 1 Over Votes . 8 Valentina "V al" Flores (OEM) 17.226 100.00 Under Votes . 1.165 Total . 17.226 Over Votes . 0 Under Votes . . . . . 17,598 SU/t!AAY REPORT 2014 General Election FINAL OFFICIAL RUSULTS Jefferson County, Colorado November 4, 2014 Run Date:ll/18/14 11:47 AM Report EL45 Page 002 VOTES PERCENT VOTES PERCENT

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 7 STATE SENATE DISTRICT 22 (Vote for ) 1 (Vote for ) 1 Lau ra Boggs (REP). 77,943 46 .44 Tony Sanchez (REP) 29.174 48.88 Jane Goff (OEM) . 89. 884 53.56 Andy Kerr (OEM) 30.510 51. 12 Total . 167,827 Total 59. 684 Over Votes . 47 Over Votes 13 Under Votes . 14.072 Under Votes 3.864

REGENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO- CO STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 1 CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 2 (Vote for ) 1 (Vote for ) 1 Susan Lentine (OEM) . 57 38.26 Ki m McGahey (REP). 20.604 52.54 Raymond Garcia (REP). 84 56.38 linda Shoemaker CDEM) 15.803 40. 30 David Hein (liB) . 6 4.03 Daniel Ong CUB) 2, 810 7.17 Jon Biggerstaff (UNA) 2 1. 34 Total 39 ,217 Total 149 Over Votes 11 Over Votes 0 Under Votes 4.391 Under Votes 16

REGENT OF THE UN IVERSITY OF COLORADO -CO STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 22 CONGRESS IONAL DISTRICT 7 (Vote for ) 1 (Vote for ) 1 Mary K. Parker (OEM). 14.748 40.04 Irene Griego (OEM) 89,383 58.41 Justin Everett (REP). 20.396 55 .37 Steve E. Golter (LIB) 63.645 41. 59 Lynn Weitzel (LI B) 1.693 4.60 Total . 153,028 Total . 36 .837 Over Votes . 16 Over Votes . 7 Under Votes . 28.902 Under Votes . 2.529

STATE SENATE DI STRICT 16 STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 23 (Vote for ) 1 (Vote for ) 1 Jeanne Nicholson (OEM) 23 .276 46.19 Max Tyler (OEM) 17.109 51.34 Tim Nevil le (REP ). 27.118 53 .81 Jane Barnes (REP) . 13 .891 41. 68 Total . 50 .394 Michael Bec~erman (LIB). 2.324 6.97 Over Votes . 18 Total 33 .324 Under Votes . 3,362 Over Votes 4 Under Votes 2.138 STATE SENATE DIS TRICT 19 (Vote for > 1 STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 24 laura J. Woods (REP). 29.907 47.61 (Vote for ) 1 Rachel Zenzinger (OEM) 29 ,244 46.56 Joseph DeMott (REP) . 15.286 46 .62 Gregg Miller (LIB) 3,664 5.83 Jessie Danielson (OEM) 17.501 53.38 Total 62.815 Total . 32.787 Over Votes 27 Over Votes . 4 Under Votes . 3.264 Under Votes . 3,204

STATE SENATE DISTRICT 20 STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRI CT 25 (Vote for ) 1 (Vote for ) 1 Cheri Jahn (OEM) . 33. 543 46.81 Janet Doyle CDEM). 17. 653 43.24 Larry Queen (REP). 33 .104 46.19 Jon Keyser (REP) 21.300 52 .17 Chri s Heismann (LI B). 5.018 7.00 Jack Woehr (LlB) 1.875 4.59 Total 71,665 Tot al 40.828 Over Votes 19 Over Votes 1 Under Votes 5.264 Under Votes 2,825 SUMMARY REPORT 2014 General Election FINAL OFFICIAL RUSULTS Jefferson County. Colorado November 4, 2014 Run Date:ll/18/14 11:47 AM Report EL45 Page 003 VOTES PERCENT VOTES PERCENT STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 27 REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION OISTRlCT DIRECTO DISTRICT L (Vote for ) 1 (Vote for ) 1 Wade Michael Norris (OEM) 15.407 39.78 Lorraine Anderson. 37,190 95.99 Libby Szabo (REP). 21,108 54.50 WRITE· IN . 1.552 4.01 Niles Aronson (LIB> 2.213 5.71 Total . 38.742 Total . 38.728 Over Votes . 2 Over Votes . 1 Under Votes . 22.190 Under Votes . 2.689 COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 3 STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 28 (Vote for ) 1 (Vote for ) 1 John Flerlage (OEM> 99,310 42.37 Bri ttany Pettersen (OEM) 16,356 54.98 Donald Rosier (REP) 115.788 49.40 Stacia Kuhn CREP). 13,395 45.02 Greg Standl ey

STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 29 COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER (Vote for > 1 (Vote for ) 1 Susan Kochevar (REP). 13.329 44. 02 Faye Griffin (REP) 136,452 57 .49 Tracy Kraft·Tharp (OEH) . 14.908 49.24 Michael 0. Snow CDEM) 100,912 42.51 Hans Romer (LIB) 2.040 6.74 Total 237,364 Total . 30.2n Over Votes 55 Over Votes 5 Under Votes . 22.970 Under Votes . 1.948 COUNTY TREASURER REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION DISTRICT DIRECTO DISTRICT C (Vote for ) 1 (Vote for ) 1 Ti• Kauffman (REP) 167,795 100.00 Edua rdo Slattery . 1.095 33.94 Total 167.795 Bonnie Ernest Archuleta. 1.250 38.75 Over Votes 0 Angie Rivera-Malpiede 881 27.31 Under Votes . 92.594 Total . 3,226 Over Votes . 0 Under Votes _ 2.147 COUNTY ASSESSOR

VOTES PERCENT VOTES PERCENT

COUNTY SURVEYOR DISTRICT JUDGE · JUDGE ENQUIST (Vote for ) 1 (Vote for ) 1 NO CANDIDATE FILED 0 YES 130,082 66.89 Total . 0 NO. 64,389 33.11 Over Votes . 0 Total 194 .471 Under Votes . 260.389 Over Votes 71 Under Votes 65.847 COUNTY CORONER (Vote for ) 1 DISTRICT JUDGE · JUDGE HEINSTER John H. Graham (REP ). 179,028 100. 00 (Vote for ) 1 Total • 179.028 YES . 133.821 68.89 Over Votes . 0 NO. 60,424 31. 11 Under Votes • . 81.361 Total . 194.245 Over Votes . 65 Under Votes • 66.079 COLORADO SUPREME COURT · JUDGE BOATRIGHT STATEWIDE (Vote for ) 1 YES 139 .165 68.84 DISTRICT JUOGE - JUDGE OEFFLER NO. 62,996 31.16 (Vote for ) 1 Total 202.161 YES 135 .235 69.66 Over Votes 68 NO. 58.911 30.34 Under Votes 58.160 Tot al 194 .146 Over Votes 85 Under Votes 66 ,158 COLORADO SUPREME COURT · JUDGE MARQUEZ STATEWIDE (Vote for ) 1 YES . . 134.340 66.88 DISTRICT JUDGE · JUDGE RUSSELL tlO. . 66.529 33 .12 (Vote for ) 1 Total 200,869 YES 135.814 69.90 Over Votes 80 NO. 58.476 30. 10 Under Votes . 59.440 Total . 194.290 Over Votes . 89 Under Votes . 66 .010 COURT OF APP EALS · JUDGE FOX STATEWIDE (Vote for ) 1 YES 128.056 65.10 DISTRICT JUDGE - JUDGE ZENISEK NO. 68.638 34.90 (Vote for ) 1 Total . 196, 694 YES 130 .653 67.68 Over Votes . 70 NO. 62,396 32.32 Under Votes . 63.625 Total . 193 ,049 Over Votes . 57 Under Votes . 67 .283 COURT OF APPEALS · JUDGE LOEB STATEWIDE CVote for ) 1 YES 132.712 67.93 COUNTY JUDGE · JUDGE FISCH NO . 62.663 32.07 (Vote for ) 1 Total . 195 .375 YES 136.903 70.21 Over Votes . 55 NO. 56. 085 29 .79 Under Votes . 64.959 Total . 194.988 Over Votes . 107 Unde r Votes . 65 .294 DI STRICT JUDGE · JUDGE ARP (Vote for ) 1 YES 129.893 66.70 NO. 64.849 33.30 Total • 194, 742 Over Votes • 74 Under Votes . 65,573 SUH~Y REPORT 2014 General El ection FINAL OFFICIAL RUSULTS Jefferson County. Colorado November 4, 2014 Run Oate:11/18/14 11:47 AM Report EL45 Page 005 VOTES PERCENT VOTES PERCENT COUNTY JUDGE - JUDGE RANDALL PROPOSITION 104 STATEWIDE (Vote for ) 1 (Vote for ) 1 YES 129.720 66.77 YES/FOR . 178,006 71. 99 NO. 64.554 33.23 NO/ AGAitlST . 69 .246 28. 01 Total . 194.274 Total . 247. 252 Over Votes . 54 Over Votes . 172 Under Votes . 66.061 Under Votes . 12 .965

COUNTY JUDGE · JUDGE STUART PROPOSITION 105 STATEWIDE

COUNTY JUDGE - JUDGE VANCE EDGEWATER QUESTION 2A (Vote for ) 1 (Vote for ) 1 YES 135.227 70.13 YES 781 60073 NO . 57.589 29.87 NO. 505 39 .27 Total 0 192,816 Total . 1.286 Over Votes . 94 Over Votes . 0 Under Votes . 67.479 Under Votes . 406

COUNTY JUDGE - JUDGE WOODFORD EDGEWATER QUESTION 2B (Vote for ) 1 (Vote for ) 1 YES 129,054 66.84 YES 996 74.05 NO. 64,027 33. 16 NO . 349 25.95 Total . 193.081 Total . 1.345 Over Votes 0 37 Over Votes . 0 Under Votes . 67.271 Under Votes . 347

AMENDMENT 67 STATEWIDE LAKEWOOD QUESTION 2A (Vote for ) 1 (Vote for ) 1 YES/FOR . 80 .130 31.92 FOR BALLOT QUEST ION . 32.907 53.88 NO/AGA INST . 170,923 68. 08 AGAINST BALLOT QUESTION. 28 .164 46 .12 Total . 251,053 Total . 61 .071 Over Votes . 268 Over Votes . 179 Under Votes . 9.068 Under Votes o 1.642

AMENDMENT 68 STATEWIDE WHEAT RIDGE ISSUE 2A (Vote for ) 1 (Vote for ) 1 YES/FOR . 69o429 27.28 YES 5.727 41.98 NO/AGAINST . 185,093 720 72 NO . 7.916 58 .02 Total . 254, 522 Total . 13.643 Ove r Votes . 189 Over Votes . 10 Under Votes . 5,678 Unde r Votes . 391 5UHMARY REPORT 2014 Genera1 Election FINAL OFFICIAL RUSULTS Jefferson County, Colorado November 4, 2014 Run Date:11/18/14 11:47 AM Report EL45 Page 006 VOTES PERCENT VOTES PERCENT

WHEAT RIDGE QUESTION 28 GENESEE WATER &SANITATION DISTRICT (Vote for ) 1 (Vote for ) 1 YES 5,843 42 .81 YES 1.511 76.47 NO. 7,805 57.19 NO. . . . 465 23.53 Total 13.648 Total 1.976 Over Votes 5 Over Votes 1 Under Votes . 391 Under Votes . 76

NORTH HETRO FIRE RESCUE DISTRICT MOUNTAIN WATER & SANITATION DISTRICT (Vote for ) 1 (Vote for ) 1 YES 284 48.30 YES 265 60.09 NO. 304 51.70 NO. . . 176 39.91 Total 588 Total 441 Over Votes 0 Over Votes 0 Under Votes 23 Under Votes 22

COAL CREEK CANYON FIRE PROTECTION COAL CREEK CANYON FIRE PROTECTION OISTRI (Vote for ) 1 Y.ES a2.7 66 -32. NO. 420 33.68 Total 1.247 Over Votes 0 Under Votes 24

SOUTH SUBURBAN PARK AND RECREATION SOUTH SUBURBAN PARK AND RECREATION DISTR (Vote for ) 1 YES 575 47.13 NO. 645 52.87 Total 1,220 Over Votes 2 Under Votes 35

FAIRMOUNT FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT (Vote for ) 1 YES 2,788 55.98 NO. 2.192 44.02 Total 4,980 Over Votes 2 Under Votes • 126

FOOTHILLS PARK &RECREATION DISTRICT I certify that the above is a correct and true (Vote for ) 1 c.ount YES 20,579 45.95 Cynthi:l RAsor ND. . 24 ,2.04 54.05 s{g,n.aturc_ -­ .. Total 44,783 Title Spcci: Over Votes 10 Under Votes 1.332 "'" II · < ~~ SOUTH SUBURBAN PARK AND RECREATION DISTRICT RESOLUTION TO SET MILL LEVIES ARAPAHOE COUNTY

A RESOLUTION LEVYING GENERAL PROPERTY TAXES FOR THE YEAR 2014, TO HELP DEFRAY THE COSTS OF GOVERNMENT FOR THE SOUTH SUBURBAN PARK AND RECREATION DISTRICT, COLORADO, FOR THE 2015 BUDGET YEAR.

WHEREAS, the Board of Directors of the South Suburban Park and Recreation District has adopted the annual budget in accordance with the Local Government Budget Law, on November 12, 2014; and

WHEREAS, the budget has been prepared to comply with all terms, limitations and exemptions, including, but not limited to, reserve transfers and expenditure exemptions, under Article X, Section 20 of the Colorado Constitution and other laws or obligations which are applicable to or binding upon the District; and

WHEREAS, for District Code 4650, the mills necessary to balance the budget for general operating expenses are 6.393 mills, plus 0.053 refund and abatement mills; and

WHEREAS, for District Code 4650, the mills necessary to balance the budget for the Parks, Open Space, and Trails Tax expenses, as approved by voters, are 1.000 mills;

WHEREAS, for District Codes 4650, 4648 (CHV), and 4647 (GWV), the mills necessary to balance the budget for debt retirement expenses are 1.362 mills; and

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE SOUTH SUBURBAN PARK AND RECREATION DISTRICT, COLORADO:

Section 1. That for the purpose of meeting all general operating expenses of the South Suburban Park and Recreation District during the 2015 budget year for District Code 4650, there is hereby levied a tax of 6.393 mills, plus 0.053 refund or abatement mills, upon each dollar of the total valuation for assessment of all taxable property within the District for the year 2014.

Section 2. That for the purpose of meeting all Parks, Open Space, and Trail Tax expenses of the South Suburban Park and Recreation District during the 2015 budget year for District Code 4650, as approved by voters, there is hereby levied a tax of 1.000 mills, upon each dollar of the total valuation for assessment of all taxable property within the District for the year 2014.

Section 3. That for the purpose of meeting all debt retirement expenses of the South Suburban Park and Recreation District during the 2015 budget year for District Codes 4650, 4648 (CHV), and 4647 (GWV), there is hereby levied a tax of 1.362 mills, upon each dollar of the total valuation for assessment of all taxable property within the District for the year 2014.

Section 4. That the Chairman of the Board is hereby authorized and directed to immediately certify to the County Commissioners of Arapahoe County, Colorado, the mill levies for the South Suburban Park and Recreation District as hereinabove determined and set.

ADOPTED this 10th of December, 2014.

______JOHN K. OSTERMILLER, CHAIR OF THE BOARD

______Attest: PAMELA M. ELLER, SECRETARY SOUTH SUBURBAN PARK AND RECREATION DISTRICT RESOLUTION TO SET MILL LEVIES DOUGLAS COUNTY

A RESOLUTION LEVYING GENERAL PROPERTY TAXES FOR THE YEAR 2014, TO HELP DEFRAY THE COSTS OF GOVERNMENT FOR THE SOUTH SUBURBAN PARK AND RECREATION DISTRICT, COLORADO, FOR THE 2015 BUDGET YEAR.

WHEREAS, the Board of Directors of the South Suburban Park and Recreation District has adopted the annual budget in accordance with the Local Government Budget Law, on November 12, 2014; and

WHEREAS, the budget has been prepared to comply with all terms, limitations and exemptions, including, but not limited to, reserve transfers and expenditure exemptions, under Article X, Section 20 of the Colorado Constitution and other laws or obligations which are applicable to or binding upon the District; and

WHEREAS, the mills necessary to balance the budget for general operating expenses are 6.393 mills, plus 0.053 refund and abatement mills; and

WHEREAS, the mills necessary to balance the budget for the Parks, Open Space, and Trails Tax expenses, as approved by voters, are 1.000 mills;

WHEREAS, the mills necessary to balance the budget for debt retirement expenses are 1.362 mills; and

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE SOUTH SUBURBAN PARK AND RECREATION DISTRICT, COLORADO:

Section 1. That for the purpose of meeting all general operating expenses of the South Suburban Park and Recreation District during the 2015 budget year there is hereby levied a tax of 6.393 mills, plus 0.053 refund or abatement mills, upon each dollar of the total valuation for assessment of all taxable property within the District for the year 2014.

Section 2. That for the purpose of meeting all Parks, Open Space, and Trail Tax expenses of the South Suburban Park and Recreation District during the 2015 budget year, as approved by voters, there is hereby levied a tax of 1.000 mills, upon each dollar of the total valuation for assessment of all taxable property within the District for the year 2014.

Section 3. That for the purpose of meeting all debt retirement expenses of the South Suburban Park and Recreation District during the 2015 budget year, there is hereby levied a tax of 1.362 mills, upon each dollar of the total valuation for assessment of all taxable property within the District for the year 2014.

Section 4. That the Chairman of the Board is hereby authorized and directed to immediately certify to the County Commissioners of Douglas County, Colorado, the mill levies for the South Suburban Park and Recreation District as hereinabove determined and set.

ADOPTED this 10th of December, 2014.

______JOHN K. OSTERMILLER, CHAIR OF THE BOARD

______Attest: PAMELA M. ELLER, SECRETARY

SOUTH SUBURBAN PARK AND RECREATION DISTRICT RESOLUTION TO SET MILL LEVIES JEFFERSON COUNTY

A RESOLUTION LEVYING GENERAL PROPERTY TAXES FOR THE YEAR 2014, TO HELP DEFRAY THE COSTS OF GOVERNMENT FOR THE SOUTH SUBURBAN PARK AND RECREATION DISTRICT, COLORADO, FOR THE 2015 BUDGET YEAR.

WHEREAS, the Board of Directors of the South Suburban Park and Recreation District has adopted the annual budget in accordance with the Local Government Budget Law, on November 12, 2014; and

WHEREAS, the budget has been prepared to comply with all terms, limitations and exemptions, including, but not limited to, reserve transfers and expenditure exemptions, under Article X, Section 20 of the Colorado Constitution and other laws or obligations which are applicable to or binding upon the District; and

WHEREAS, the mills necessary to balance the budget for general operating expenses are 6.393 mills, plus 0.053 refund and abatement mills; and

WHEREAS, the mills necessary to balance the budget for the Parks, Open Space, and Trails Tax expenses, as approved by voters, are 1.000 mills;

WHEREAS, the mills necessary to balance the budget for debt retirement expenses are 1.362 mills; and

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE SOUTH SUBURBAN PARK AND RECREATION DISTRICT, COLORADO:

Section 1. That for the purpose of meeting all general operating expenses of the South Suburban Park and Recreation District during the 2015 budget year there is hereby levied a tax of 6.393 mills, plus 0.053 refund or abatement mills, upon each dollar of the total valuation for assessment of all taxable property within the District for the year 2014.

Section 2. That for the purpose of meeting all Parks, Open Space, and Trail Tax expenses of the South Suburban Park and Recreation District during the 2015 budget year, as approved by voters, there is hereby levied a tax of 1.000 mills, upon each dollar of the total valuation for assessment of all taxable property within the District for the year 2014.

Section 3. That for the purpose of meeting all debt retirement expenses of the South Suburban Park and Recreation District during the 2015 budget year, there is hereby levied a tax of 1.362 mills, upon each dollar of the total valuation for assessment of all taxable property within the District for the year 2014.

Section 4. That the Chairman of the Board is hereby authorized and directed to immediately certify to the County Commissioners of Jefferson County, Colorado, the mill levies for the South Suburban Park and Recreation District as hereinabove determined and set.

ADOPTED this 10th of December, 2014.

______JOHN K. OSTERMILLER, CHAIR OF THE BOARD

______Attest: PAMELA M. ELLER, SECRETARY