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GOVERNMENT THE MAYOR’S message UPDATE ON GV PROVIDING GIGABIT HIGH SPEED INTERNET TO RESIDENTS Last summer, the City Council Infrastructure Committee, comprised of Councilmembers Dave Bullock (chair), Dave Kerber, Libby Barnacle, and Judy Hilton began exploring options to provide high speed (gigabit) internet to residents and businesses in Greenwood Village. City Council wanted to understand how the increased internet demand brought about by changes in how people work, shop, and experience entertainment could be addressed. I am pleased to report the City Council has authorized a comprehensive study by industry consultants. At the February 7, City Council Study Session, staff recommended hiring a consultant to help understand the options and expense to provide George Lantz fiber to the premise internet service. The three glantz@ greenwoodvillage.com options that will be studied include a service 303-486-5741 provided by private industry, a public-private partnership, or the Village providing the service. The study’s results will include network designs and the associated cost estimates. We are anticipating the study will be completed this summer. PROPERTY TAX 101 Like many of you, I recently received my property tax statement from the Arapahoe County Assessor’s Office. I am regularly asked who receives the property taxes and what services are provided. To help explain those questions, we have included a copy of our property tax brochure enclosed with this month’s Newsletter. This brochure summarizes a Village homeowner’s property tax statement (per $500,000 value). Your individual property tax statement will vary based on the appraised value of your home and the school district where your property is located (Littleton Public Schools or Cherry Creek Schools). I hope the brochure provides some valuable information on your property tax dollars and the benefitting taxing entities. You will find it interesting that the City of Greenwood Village receives less than 4% of your property taxes. TRASH CODE REMINDER Now that the trash provider transition has been completed, please note that the Greenwood Village Code regulates the placement and storage of your trash and recycle containers to protect the aesthetics of our neighborhoods. • Timeframe for Container Placement at Curb Trash and recycle containers may be placed at the curb no more than one (1) day before a scheduled pickup and must be removed from the curb no later than midnight following a scheduled pickup. • Screening and Storage By City Ordinance, trash and recycle containers must be stored in such a position on the property as to be PG. 2 GV NEWSLETTER | MARCH 2022
GOVERNMENT CITY council NOT SURE WHO YOUR ELECTED OFFICIALS ARE? Obtain a list of your state and national government representatives at arapahoevotes.com DISTRICT 1 DISTRICT 2 DISTRICT 3 DISTRICT 4 Dave Bullock dbullock@ greenwoodvillage.com 303-804-4137 Anne Ingebretsen aingebretsen@ greenwoodvillage.com 303-804-4135 Libby Barnacle ebarnacle@ greenwoodvillage.com 303-804-4129 Judith Hilton jhilton@ greenwoodvillage.com 303-804-4131 Paul Wiesner pwiesner@ greenwoodvillage.com 303-804-4138 Dave Kerber dkerber@ greenwoodvillage.com 303-804-4136 Donna Johnston djohnston@ greenwoodvillage.com 303-804-4128 Tom Stahl tstahl@ greenwoodvillage.com 303-804-4132 reasonably screened from the view of those off the property. • Reasonable Screening Options include: 1. Behind a mature hedge, or similar dense vegetation, of sufficient height to screen the trash and recycle cans from view of adjacent streets or properties; 2. Within a completely enclosed structure, such as a garage; 3. Behind a fence/wall of sufficient height to screen the trash & recycle cans, but in compliance with applicable location & height limitations. If you have any questions about Village Code regulating the placement and storage of your trash and recycle containers, please call Community Development at 303-486-5783 or email comdev@greenwoodvillage.com. If you still have Republic trash containers you need to return them, please contact Public Works at 303-708-6100 to facilitate their removal. continued on page 4 MARCH 2022 | GV NEWSLETTER PG. 3
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