Mark Your Calendar September 2016 Vol. 05 No. 09 • Circulation: 2980 Sept. 5: City Hall Closed in Observance of Labor Day National Night Out Sept. 7: 6:30 p.m. Planning Comm. (if needed) Council Chambers Sept. 8: 6:30 p.m. Sheridan Celebrates Sheridan Rec. Center Sept. 9: 8 a.m. CANDO Committee Community Room Sept. 12: 6 p.m. City Council Work Session, Community Room Sept. 12: 7 p.m. Regular City Council Meeting, Council Chambers Sept. 13: 6-8 pm Barnes Park Zone 1 B Bottoms Neighborhood Public Meeting Sept. 17: 9 a.m. Coffee with Council Panera Bread - River Point Sept. 19: 6 p.m. City Council/South Suburban Parks and Recreation Joint Session, Sheridan Recreation Center Sept. 21: 6:30 p.m. Planning Comm. (if needed) Community Rm. Sept. 24: 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Sheridan Celebrates Festival and Parade City Hall Front Lawn Sept. 26: 6 p.m. City Council Work Session, Community Room Sheridan Citizens enjoyed a night out with neighbors, took in demonstrations and Sept. 26: 7 p.m. Regular City Council received important safety information at National Night Out on Aug. 2. Meeting, Council Chambers Eddie Kanoza, Facility Supervisor at the Sheridan Recreation Center, helps youngsters Sept. 26: After City Council SRA spin the wheel to hopefully win a prize. The young artists also enjoyed creating a color- Meeting, Council Chambers ful mural. Sheridan Police officers met citizens and provided anti-crime information, Sept. 26: 7p.m. Sheridan Historical helped by generous community sponsors. Photos courtesy of SPD and SSPR. Society, Community Rm. New Sheridan Sheridan Celebrates the Idol Selected Wild, Wild West in Annual Festival at “Sing Off” and Parade September 24 Meet the new 2016 Sheridan Idol, Corral Up Your Friends for a Wild West Sheridan Celebrates Michael Cox. Through generous partner- Come early to Sheridan City Hall, 4101 S. Federal Blvd., on Saturday, Sept. 24 ships with local businesses, the Sheridan and set yourself up with a great seat for the NEW exclusive Children’s Parade that will Celebrates Committee and local karaoke delight viewers starting at 9 a.m. Do you want to participate in the Children’s Parade? If enthusiasts named the 2016 Sheridan Idol so, meet at 8:30 a.m. on the field east of Sheridan High School, 3201 W. Oxford Avenue at a rousing “Sing Off” contest August and join the fun. 6. Mr. Cox will be featured on the Main Then, at 10 a.m. the “Sheridan Celebrates the Wild Wild West” Grand Parade will Stage at Sheridan Celebrates the Wild feature Grand Marshal, LaVaughn Gillespie, long time Sheridan resident and retired Wild West,” on Saturday, Sept. 24, at 1 City Treasurer. To salute this year’s theme, the 2016 parade will highlight 60 mounted continued on page 2 continued on page 3 Page 2 Sheridan News / September 2016

Sheridan Idol, continued from front page City of Sheridan p.m., 4101 S. Federal Blvd. 4101 S. Federal Blvd. • Sheridan, Colorado 80110 Cox was one of three finalist Phone: 303-762-2200 • Fax: 303-438-3398 that participated in the decisive Administration...... 303-762-2200 “sing off” at the Englewood City Clerk...... 303-438-3306 Elks Lodge, 2690 S. Jason St. Sheridan Celebrates Committee. .303-438-3321 The other top two contend- Municipal Court...... 303-762-2204 ers were Elijah Martinez and Fire Dispatch...... 720-913-2400 Casey Hildebrand, both of Police Department...... 303-762-2211 whom participated in the first contest in 2015. Cox, who Neighborhood Services. . . . .303-438-3237 was born in Germany, is the Records...... 303-438-3224 son of an Army soldier and Reserve Police...... 303-438-3257 started singing in church when Police Administration . . . . . 303-438-3230 he was just four years old. Victim’s Assistance Unit. . . . 303-438-3342 Michael Cox, The youngest of four boys, Public Works...... 303-738-1098 the 2016 Sheridan Idol his preacher grandfather really News Articles stimulated the brothers’ inter- competition winner. The deadline for news articles is before the 15th of the month est in vocal music. “My grand- prior to the next month’s issue. Please email news articles to father encouraged us all to sing gospel music in church and Arlene at [email protected] or Daniel Smith at daniel. thought maybe we could be like the acclaimed R&B a cappella [email protected]. No endorsement of any product or group Boyz ll Men.” Cox expanded his public vocal concerts service is implied or stated by its inclusion in the newsletter. when in high school, performing with multiple chorale groups. When Cox came to the Denver metro area eight years ago, he Advertising sang with the men’s choir at Denver University for two years. The deadline for advertisements is the 15th In addition to vocal performing, Cox is a dedicated employee of the month for the next month’s issue, except for the of Chick-fil-A. His great smile can be seen behind the counter Jan. issue which is Dec. 4th of the Chick-fil-A at Riverpoint, where he has worked since the To place an ad, call Colorado Lasertype, 303-979-7499. restaurant opened. Email: [email protected] “I choose to work at Chick-fil-A because the organization To find ad rates and discounts, go to cares about people and seeks to build up the community where it www.ColoradoLasertype.com is located. Sheridan is a particularly special community. It is small and click on the “Advertising Rates” link. with such a big sense of pride. It is so easy to meet people here,” Cox observed. When Cox was selected as the 2016 Sheridan Idol The Sheridan News is published monthly by the City of Sheridan. Appearance of an advertisement in this publication does not constitute a recommen- he was not sure how to respond. “I felt very special because I was dation or endorsement by the publisher or the City of the goods or services offered honored for pursuing my dreams. I hope that as the Sheridan Idol, therein. The opinions expressed in this newsletter are those of the individual authors I can inspire everyone I meet to pursue their dreams, no matter and not of the City or the publisher. Neither the City, publisher nor the authors intend how big or how small.” Cox’s ultimate goal is to teach music and to provide any professional service or opinion through this publication. English. He is currently attending Metropolitan State University with this goal in mind. The Sheridan Celebrates Committee extends tremendous gratitude to all the Sheridan Idol contest participants, particularly the business partners in this fundraising project. Many thanks go out to Ron Byers of Longshot Lounge, 3665 S. Federal Blvd., plus KJs Robert and Rosie. Bryan Dunaway and Jodie Marquez of Monaghan’s Tavern, 3889 S. King St., could not be better supporters as is KJ Brian Leonard who also served Mayor Council Member, Ward 1 Council Member Ward 1 as Master of Ceremonies at the “Sing Off.” Hawley’s Tavern, Dallas Hall Leon Hartness Dave Black 2601 W. Hampen Ave., was a new karaoke site this year and [email protected] No email available [email protected] we appreciate Stephanie Hawley and KJ Linda Richardson. Proceeds from the 2016 Sheridan Idol contest will benefit Zuma’s Rescue Ranch, a charitable organization dedicated to the rescue and rehabilitation of horses and humans. You won’t want to miss the performance of Michael Cox at “Sheridan Celebrates the Wild Wild West.” So, mark your calen- dar for Saturday, September 24. To learn more about the exciting Sheridan Celebrates activities, “like” our Facebook page at www. facebook.com/SheridanCelebrates. Questions? Call the hotline at Council Member Ward 2 Council Member Ward 2 Council Member Ward 3 Council Member Ward 3 303-438-3321. Gary Howard Sally Daigle Ernie Camacho Tara Beiter-Fluhr — Jean Ray, Sheridan Celebrates Event Coordinator [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] September 2016 / Sheridan News Page 3

Sheridan Celebrates, continued from front page riders from the acclaimed Westernaires, America’s finest precision exhibitor booths. But the excitement does not stop there. mounted youth equestrian drill team. The local Supersonic Frisbee Dogs will be on hand to thrill After the parade, the western theme will continue with live contem- and entertain you with freestyle, “updog” antics at least once porary country rock music performed on the Main Stage by Shotgun in the morning and once in the afternoon. Food trucks sell- Lullaby. This amazing group of ing tasty lunch options and the Knights of Columbus beer six musicians presents an exciting booth will be back for our mature attendees. combination of multi-instrumen- If you have questions regarding the Sheridan Celebrates tal melodies highlighting pleasing Parade and Festival, please call the Sheridan Celebrates hot- vocal harmonies that make for a high line at 303-438-3321. Stay most up-to-date with Sheridan energy, foot-stomping, rocking good Celebrates by liking our Facebook page at https://www. time. You will recognize many of facebook.com/SheridanCelebrates. your favorite modern country songs, — Jean Ray, Sheridan Celebrates Event Coordinator as well as some cool stuff you may not have heard. For certain you will SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE find your toes tapping and your feet AT SHERIDAN CELEBRATES itching to get up and get dancing. Supersonic Dog Demos will be While you are in a countri- something to bark about at this fied mood, visit the Tandy Leather year’s Sheridan Celebrates tent and create a FREE leather Parade and Festival. craft. Our younger attendees will be enchanted with the variety of animals in the FREE petting zoo. They can also practice their own horsemanship skills with a FREE pony ride. Get a jumpstart on your holiday shopping and gain useful personal information to improve your lifestyle by visiting over 90

Representative of the Buffalo Bill Saddle Club. Colorado Clown Club returns to entertain at Sheridan Celebrates.

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Youngsters score at the Elks Lodge Basketball Shoot. Page 4 Sheridan News / September 2016

DrivingChange Announces Next Public Meeting The City of Sheridan is holding its second Driving Zone 1B Bottoms Neighborhood Public Meeting Change public meeting to discuss the work for The Bottoms Tuesday, Sept. 13 6 – 8 p.m. area on Tuesday, Sept. 13 from 6 to 8 p.m at Barnes Park. Barnes Park The project team will present designs, discuss estimated 1900 W. Girard timelines, and will be available to answer questions. Sheridan, CO 80110 “We understand there is a lot of interest and concern (in case of inclement weather, the meeting will be held at the old with the work that will be happening in the Bottoms area firehouse located at 1995 W. Hamilton Place) In accordance with and want to make sure we are communicating well ahead of the American’s with Disabilities Act of 1990 (“ADA”), the City of time so residents and businesses know what to expect, and Sheridan will not discriminate against qualified individuals with dis- when,” said Sheridan City Manager Devin Granbery. abilities. For auxiliary aid or service to participate in this neighbor- “Our priority is keeping everyone well informed.” At the hood public meeting, call 303-762-2200 at least 48 hours in advance Bottoms public meeting, the project team will also discuss of Sept. 13. the DrivingChange program’s status so far and present For more information about DrivingChange, visit www. before and after photos of Clay, Princeton and Irving which ci.sheridan.co.us or send an email to [email protected]. will either be completed, or near completion at that time. co.us to be added to the project database. “The before and after photos are simply amazing,” said Granberry. “It really drives home the importance of what we’re doing, and how it will have a profound positive impact on our city.” While construction on the Bottoms is set to begin early in Business Development News There are three new business that have completed their construc- 2017, residents will see work happening ahead of time due tion phase and expect to be open by or before the end of September. to utility relocations. The project team wants to be clear this Jennifer Henninger, AICP, said Andy’s Custard, near Starbucks isn’t construction starting, and that any inquiries about this in River Point, had planned to be open in August, and Old Chicago work should be directed to your local utilities. Pizza had planned to open in early September after a liquor license The project team would also like to remind people that approval. PetSmart, after a few construction delays, hopes to have an construction areas can be quite hazardous, and to stay out of opening by the end of September. signed areas. ATTENTION Small or Large Business Owners! Cost Effective Advertising! Looking for an Inexpensive way to Advertise your business? Place an ad in our Local Neighborhood Newsletters and work close to home! Reach 38 neighborhoods, – 27,405 Homes – A business card-sized ad costs as low as 4.3¢ per home or an insert for 9.3¢ per home! A 3-line classified ad can cost as low as 1.2¢ per home!

C olorado L asertype 303-979-7499 Your neighborhood [email protected] • newsletter publisher www.ColoradoLasertype.com September 2016 / Sheridan News Page 5 FAQ’s for Sheridan Stormwater Billing 2016 Stormwater invoices have recently been sent to What if I purchased/sold the property in 2016 and received a bill? Sheridan Residents/Businesses. The expiration date for these The title company that conducted your closing should have bills is September 30, 2016. contacted the City of Sheridan, prior to closing, to get the status on Stormwater is the water that runs off the property. This dif- your account. You need to contact the title company to determine fers from your water bill, clean water sent to your property via if this was done. Please note – the stormwater bill stays with the pipes; and your sewer bill; used water sent from your property property. via pipes. What if I have a tenant that is supposed to pay the bill? If you have questions, please read the Stormwater fre- Since an unpaid stormwater bill can create a service lien on the quently asked questions attached here: property, Sheridan will send the bill to the owner of record with the When did the City of Sheridan start billing for stormwater? county. It will be up to the property owner to forward the bill to the The Sheridan City Council approved billing for stormwa- tenant. ter in September, 2004 with the first billing in June, 2005. When is the bill due? Do other cities bill for stormwater? Stormwater bills are due September 30, 2016. Other cities in the metro area do bill for stormwater (also What happens if the stormwater bill is not paid? called wastewater). They may do a separate bill as Sheridan The City will send a second billing notice with the finance does, or they may charge it through the mill levy on the prop- charge(s) added after the September 30, 2016 due date. The finance erty taxes. charge is $5.40 per residential parcel and $9.00 per commercial How is the fee determined? parcel. All payments, with applicable fees, are due to the City of Each residential parcel is charged $3.00 per month/$36.00 Sheridan on or before Oct. 14, 2016. Postmarks are not accepted. annually. Each commercial parcel is charged $5.00 per Any remaining balance, whether it is the stormwater bill or the month/$60.00 annually. Please note – the fee is per parcel finance charge, will be certified to Arapahoe County and will cre- number, not property address. ate a service lien on the property. How is the stormwater fee used? More information regarding stormwater can be found at the The money is put in a collective fund. The fee is used to City of Sheridan’s website at: www.ci.sheridan.co.us. General fund the operation, maintenance, construction, improvement, stormwater information can be found under the Public Works and replacement of drainage services and facilities. The fee department website and the entire stormwater code can be found can also be used to investigate stormwater runoff violations. under Municipal Code, chapter 70.

Outdoor Adventures for Sheridan Residents: Learn More at Sheridan Celebrates! When did you last spend time in the Great Outdoors? Maybe your and the places you’d like to explore. There will be a prize summer was full of hiking, camping, mountain biking or swimming in drawing for those who complete a brief survey and you can cool mountain lakes. Maybe you didn’t have enough time this sum- also sign up for guided adventures in our Great Outdoors! mer to get to all the places you wanted to explore. Or maybe you’d We look forward to seeing you on Sept. 24. love to get out into nature, but you just don’t know where to start. — Rachel Hansgen, Whatever your last experience in the Great Outdoors was, the Sheridan Program Manager, Groundwork Denver Inspire Coalition is eager to help you get more connected to some of Colorado’s most beautiful places! The Sheridan Inspire Coalition includes the City of Sheridan, the Sheridan School District, South Suburban Parks and Recreation, non- profits Groundwork Denver, Earth Force, and Mile High Youth Corps, among other partners. The Coalition’s goals are to engage residents in exploring new, outdoor adventures, and to collect feedback from residents about where they spend time outdoors, what makes it difficult to spend time in nature, and what a dream trip anywhere in Colorado would look like. Your comments are important! The payoff for sharing your stories with the Sheridan Inspire Coalition is huge – a chance for the City to receive a $1 million dollar grant from Great Outdoors Colorado to con- nect Sheridan residents with beautiful places and exciting adventures in Colorado! This planning process is made possible by a grant from Great Outdoors Colorado, a foundation that uses Colorado Lottery funds to protect and enhance our State’s parks, trails, wildlife and rivers. Come visit the Sheridan Inspire booth at Sheridan Celebrates – we’ll be easy to spot – just look for the camping set up! Look for the Colorado map at the booth and place a pin on the places you’ve visited Odysseus Rivera on horseback at Bear Creek Lake Park. Page 6 Sheridan News / September 2016 South Suburban Parks and Recreation September Events NATIONAL NIGHT OUT WAS OUT OF SIGHT ACTIVE ADULTS HAVE THEIR Get out and meet your neighbors! That’s the idea OWN TIME AT THE CREATIVITY LAB behind National Night Out. South Suburban staff from Adults, 55+ can enjoy dedicated time, just for them at the Lab on Sheridan Recreation Center and the Creativity Lab Wednesdays from 12:30-2:30 pm. For those who live in the District, it’s enjoyed meeting and chatting with people during the only $2 to participate in activities at the Lab. For non-residents, it’s just annual National Night Out in early August, and offered $3. Just show up! goodies to those who spun the Prize Wheel. TODDLER TIME IN THE CREATIVITY LAB LET US KNOW WHAT’S IMPORTANT Tuesdays, 10 a.m. -12 p.m. Come and make age-appropriate crafts. TO YOU IN PARKS AND RECREATION! No need to pre-register. Drop-in fee is just $2.25. South Suburban is planning for the future so you CREATIVITY LAB FAMILY NIGHT can enjoy parks and recreation even more. We are Spend an Evening in the Creativity Lab making original tie dyed developing new master and strategic plans for the t-shirts. Bring a washed cotton t-shirt for each participant. Price is for next ten years, and you’re invited to be a part of the four people in a family. Class # 438459 process! Please take our comprehensive online survey HOME SCHOOL ART CLASS STARTS SEPT. 7 and learn about other ways to get involved at ssprd. Homeschoolers, we have a class just for you each month! Explore org/master-plan. Here you can also sign up to stay drawing, painting, sculpture, collage, ceramics, and printmaking using a informed on the progress of the Plans and get informa- variety of media. This is an ongoing class to build a foundation in artistic tion about important public input meetings. exploration and the creative process. Class will be geared to grades K-8. SHERIDAN RECREATION CENTER’S Class # 438359 CREATIVITY LAB AND ART PROGRAMS: LEARN TO SEW Do you like to explore new ideas, discover new If you can sew, you can make a lot of cool clothes and crafts. Learn materials and bring your imagination to life? If so, the the basics of sewing and make 2-3 special projects. Bring your own Creativity Lab is the place for you! The lab offers a machine or use one of ours. Basic supplies provided. Class# 439659 variety of art materials and found objects ready to be STAINED GLASS turned into arts and crafts masterpieces. The Creativity Learn simple stained glass methods and skills and make 2-3 small Lab is located inside the Sheridan Recreation Center, pieces! Tools are provided, plus materials for first project. Fee for addi- and is open to all on Mon., 2-8 p.m.; Tues., 3-6 p.m.; tional projects can be paid to instructor based on the project you choose. Wed. 3-6 p.m. and Thurs., 3-8 p.m. 3325 W. Oxford Class# 439279 continued on page 7 Ave.

Arapahoe Library District Schedule of Events: September 2016 September 2016 / Sheridan News Page 7 CLASSIFIEDS: The perfect way to advertise your small or large business! Ads are inexpensive and reach many homes! Call or email us today! Classified ads are $3.80/line for 2016 (about 40 characters/line). Contact Colorado Lasertype at 303-979-7499 or [email protected] to place an ad. To view our display ad prices, visit our website at www.ColoradoLasertype.com. The deadline for placing a classified or display ad is the 15th of the month for the next month’s issue (i.e., 15th of Sept. for Oct. issue), except the January issue, which has a deadline of December 6th.

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South Suburban Parks and Recreation September Events, continued from page 6 PAINT ALONG STUDIO COME SEE SOUTH SUBURBAN Come paint along with others in your community! Bring AT SHERIDAN CELEBRATES! your passion for painting, and create your own acrylic South Suburban’s Sheridan Recreation Center will be at masterpiece through guided instruction. This entertaining the Sheridan Celebrates Festival on Sept. 24. The Kids Fitness interactive class allows you to paint a whole acrylic paint- Van will be available for you to enjoy. The Kids Fitness Van ing while you follow along with the class as the instructor is equipped with interactive gaming opportunities, jump ropes, demonstrates each brush stroke. Every month is a NEW giant stacking cups, hula-hoops and a variety of sport balls. In Project! This is a fun class for individuals or small groups. addition to the Fitness Van, the Creativity Lab will be providing Class# 439029 a mural for kids of all ages to paint. Come visit us as we celebrate PRINCESS DANCE CLASS Sheridan! Little ones wear a tutu or other fun dance attire and learn choreography and techniques that are age-appropriate, high SHERIDAN RECREATION CENTER’S energy and FUN dance class. Class# 438839. Check ssprd. FALL/WINTER HOURS org for times, prices and to register; or call 303-347-5999. As a friendly reminder the Sheridan Recreation Center will be going to its fall/winter hours starting Oct. 1. The new hours will be Monday – Friday, 7 a.m. - 9 p.m. Saturdays, 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. and closed on Sundays. For additional information please call 303-761-2241 or visit www.sspr.org. — Jamie DeBartolomeis Marketing Specialist, SSPR

Two Ways to Prepare For the November Election The 2016 General Election is just around the corner. This is an exciting milestone for Arapahoe County, City of Sheridan, Colorado, and the nation, when voters will decide on local, state and federal races and ballot issues. To prepare for the election, Arapahoe County Clerk and Recorder Matt Crane and City of Sheridan would like to remind registered voters to review and update their mailing address to ensure they receive a ballot in the mail. Ballots will begin to arrive in the mail mid-October. To register to vote, review and update voter information, go to www.GoVoteColorado.com. Another free service available to Arapahoe County voters is Ballot Track. Ballot Track enables individuals to view the status of their ballot online, as well as receive message by text, phone or email when their ballot has been sent and received by the Elections Department. Voters can sign up for Ballot Track at www.ArapahoeVotes.com. The City of Sheridan Administration Building (4101 S. Federal Blvd.) will be a 24-hour ballot drop-off location for the election. To learn more, visit www.ArapahoeVotes.com. Colorado Lasertype PRSRT STD 7142 W. Morraine Dr. U.S. POSTAGE Littleton, CO 80128 PAID 303-979-7499 DENVER, CO [email protected] PERMIT NO. 2897

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Car Enthusiasts Roll with Sheridan Events On Sunday, Sept. 11th, The Early Ford V-8 Club will host its 45th annual All Ford Day Car Show. It will be held in the parking lot of Sheridan High School (3201 W. Oxford Avenue) This event is the oldest continuous car show in Metro Denver. It is free to the public. We would love to see Sheridan’s residents come and look at Fords from the past to present. Modern non-show cars will not be able to drive through. The “through” lane in front of the School is for emergency vehicles only! Please park south of Sheridan City Hall on Hazel Ct. (south at traffic light) and walk to the High School. We expect around 200 cars so park- ing lot will be full. Come enjoy the music and commentary of Englewood High grad “Da Boogieman” (DJ). Onsite food and drink will be available for purchase. The best time to see all the vehicles would be 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. We have had many different venues over 45 years, but the last six at SHS have been our best! Come join us and enjoy the day. The Friends and Fords at Fort Logan Car Show and Ice Cream Social was held on Sunday, July 17th. The theme for this years’ event was a “Housewarming Party” to celebrate the completion of the second floor res- toration of our Field Officer’s quarters’ museum by the Friends of Historic Fort Logan. This was the fourth Annual get together of six invited car clubs: The Denver Timing Association, The Model A Club of Colorado, The Denver Roadsters, Mile High Model T Club, Hi Country Early V-8 Club and Rocky Mountain Model A’s. Fords 1953 and older parked on the ponderosa pine shaded Parade Grounds and 1954 - 1970 Fords and other makes parked on the street in front of the museum. Eighty-six vehicles were present on a beautiful day. We had seven Model T’s (1915-27), 21 A’s (‘28-’31), 34 V-8’s (‘32-’53), 4 Mercury’s (‘49-’53) and 1 1950 Lincoln. The most popular auto this year was the 1929 Model A. After serving 325 bowls of cake & ice cream, a 25-car parade Tom Webb speaks to the crowd at the around Ft. Logan National Cemetery concluded the event. A fun day was Friends and Fords at Fort Logan Car Show had by all. and Ice Cream Social July 17. Two classic — Tom Webb, Friends of Historic Ft. Logan Fords were among the cars on display.

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