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GOVERNMENT<br />

SILO PARK PLAYGROUND<br />

CLOSING FOR CONSTRUCTION<br />

JANUARY 11 THROUGH MID-MARCH<br />

The Silo Park playground will be closed beginning<br />

<strong>January</strong> 11, <strong>2019</strong>, for installation of the new playground<br />

which will reopen in March <strong>2019</strong>, weather permitting.<br />

The Village held a resident input meeting at Silo Park last<br />

summer to give residents the opportunity to share what<br />

features they would most enjoy in a new playground.<br />

Through a competitive bid process, Star Playgrounds was<br />

chosen to bring those ideas to fruition. A second public<br />

meeting was held in November 2018 to allow residents to<br />

view images of the proposed replacement playground and<br />

give final suggestions on the design. A grand opening<br />

celebration of the new playground will be held in the spring<br />

of <strong>2019</strong>.<br />

For more information, please call Parks, Trails, and<br />

Recreation Director Suzanne Moore at 303-708-6142 or<br />

email smoore@greenwoodvillage.com. GV<br />

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Some Notes About Horses — Have<br />

you ever noticed a horse jump?<br />

Here’s why: horses are easily scared.<br />

In nature, horses are prey. Horses’<br />

eyes are situated on the sides of their<br />

heads which causes objects to appear<br />

to jump from one side of their<br />

vision to the other. This can trigger<br />

the horse’s instinct to flee.<br />

Pedestrians be aware that if you get<br />

too close to a horse (closer than the<br />

horse’s leg length) you are in danger<br />

of getting kicked, especially if you<br />

surprise the horse. When<br />

approaching or passing a horse, keep<br />

your dog on a tight leash and on the<br />

side away from the horse. Dogs<br />

unfamiliar with horses may be<br />

fearful or try to jump at the horse.<br />

Don’t forget to use your voice by<br />

stating “on your left” instead of<br />

using your bell, which may scare a<br />

horse.<br />

For more information, please call<br />

Parks, Trails, and Recreation at<br />

303-486-5773. To report unsafe<br />

user behavior on Village trails, please<br />

call the Police Department at<br />

303-773-2525. GV JANUARY <strong>2019</strong> | GV NEWSLETTER PG. 11

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