s o u t h p a r k 2 t i m e s - Southpark HOA II

s o u t h p a r k 2 t i m e s 

June 2010 

Vol. 18 No. 06 

A Publication of the SouthPark Homeowners Association Number 2, Inc. 

Circulation: 575 

Forgot To Pick Up A 2010 Pool Pass? 

If you did not pick up your pool pass on one of the five designated pickup dates 

between May and June 5th, you will need to pickup the pass at the accounting/bookkeeping 

company’s office (Colorado Management & Associates – 303-468-3745, ext. #7), 

located at; 8100 Southpark Way, Unit A-5, Littleton, CO 80120, between the hours of 

9:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Call to schedule a pick-up appointment. 

THE HOMEOWNER DUES MUST BE CURRENT TO RECEIVE 

THE PASS. IF THERE IS A BALANCE 

ON THE ACCOUNT, A PASS WILL 

NOT BE ISSUED. 

If the person requesting a pool pass is a 

tenant (renter), they must have an authorization letter from 

their landlord (owner of the townhome). Please include the 

tenant’s name, address and phone number. 

Access to the pool will not be granted unless the resident 

has a valid 2010 pool pass and key. 

Lost your pool key and passes? Replacements can be obtained at 

Colorado Management & Associates. The cost for lost keys is $25.00 and 

lost 2009 pool passes is $10.00. CASH WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. 

Coming Soon: 10th Annual National Night 

Out Party & Food And Pet Food Drive 

Tuesday, August 3, 2010 • 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. 

SouthPark 2 Clubhouse 

Free catered BBQ dinner • Door prizes 

NEEDED! Door prizes for our annual National Night Out Party! 

We have a community block party on the first Tuesday in August to coordinate with 

National Night Out. This year will be on Tuesday, August 3rd. The participation for our 

community has been in excess of 250 homeowners 

and tenants. What a great way to 

advertise your product or services! 

NEEDED! We need volunteers to help with: 

• 4-6 strong people to setup 

tables and chairs at 4:00 p.m. 

• 2-4 people to set up table cloths, 

balloons at 4:30 p.m. 

• 2-3 people to assist with the 

sign in table 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. 

• 2-3 people to assist with food drive 

6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. 

If You Mail Your Payments 

Please make payable to and mail ONLY to: 

SouthPark HOA #2 

C/O Colorado Management 

P.O. Box 105007 

Atlanta, GA 30348 

If you have automatic bank drafts, please 

check the address to which they are being 

mailed. Do NOT mail them to Dale or to the 

Assoc. mailbox (2850 W. Long Ave.). 

Foxes Living In 

The Community 

There are groups of foxes (male, 

female and pups) residing within the 

SouthPark communities. They have been 

seen along the Platte River basin to the 

west and as far east as the commercial 

property and the Writer Vista park 

area. Based on information 

obtained from the Colorado 

Division of Wildlife and Littleton 

Animal Control, foxes generally 

pose no danger to humans. They 

feed on rabbits, birds, rodents and 

other small animals. Residents 

with pets should keep their animals 

on a leash and not allowed to run at 

large or unattended. Once the food source 

has diminished, they move on to other 

food enriched areas. Residents are asked 

not to feed these foxes or any wildlife. 

Furthermore, make sure your trash is 

placed in animal proof containers when 

placed behind the garage for pick-up and 

do not place the trash out any earlier than 

Sunday evening. 

It has been reported some foxes have 

made homes under the patios of townhomes 

and single family homes within 

SouthPark HOA and SouthPark II. If there 

are animals, including foxes, residing 

under patios, it the responsibility of the 

individual townhome owner to have them 

removed, including filling of the hole 

caused by the animal and restoring the area 

to its original condition. The Association 

does not trap and/or remove wildlife in the 

community. 

Next Board Meeting 

Tuesday, June 15th 

7:00 p.m. in the Clubhouse 

Please attend!

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National Night Out Party & Food And Pet Food Drive, 

continued from front page 

• 4-6 strong people to clean up tables 

and chairs at 8:00 p.m. 

NEEDED! Donations for Littleton Meals-on-Wheels Program AND Dog and Cat 

Food, canned or dry (no larger than 10 pound bags). The Littleton Meals on Wheels program 

prepares and delivers hot meals to 275 individuals a day, 80% of which have pets. 

Their pet program is called WALOP; We All Love Our Pets. 

AND Non-perishable food and personal hygiene items for The Gathering Place. The 

Gathering Place is Denver’s only daytime drop-in center for women and children who are 

experiencing homelessness and poverty in Denver. These organizations like most are in 

dire need of your help. 

If you would like to donate goods or services as door prizes AND/OR to volunteer 

your time please call or email Norma Theisen at njtheisen@usa.net or 303-795-8387, 

or Jim Ramsay at 303-794-8142 or jtramsay2000@msn.com. 

Tennis Court Resurfacing Scheduled for June 

The tennis courts are scheduled to be resurfaced mid-to-late June, weather permitting. 

It is anticipated the courts will be out of service for a week once the work begins. During 

the resurfacing process, the gates will be chained and locked to prevent access during 

construction. Signs will be posted on the courts in advance of construction with the actual 

dates. Thank you for your patience and consideration during the construction period. 

Shrub Trimming 

The trimming of deciduous shrubs is scheduled to begin in late June and is expected 

to take 5-7 weeks to complete. With a wet spring and early summer, the shrubbery has 

thrived. All deciduous shrubs will be trimmed with the exception of those that are flowering. 

However, if the flowering shrubs create an issue of safe passage 

along a sidewalk, access or egress to a townhome or pose a safety 

issue, they will be trimmed. Please be patient, as jumping from townhome 

to townhome would delay the most efficient means of completing 

this large project. 

If homeowners do not want the landscape company to trim certain 

shrubs around their townhome, attach a brightly colored ribbon to the 

shrub(s), where it can obviously be seen. However, if the marked 

shrubs create an issue of safe passage along a sidewalk, access or egress to a townhome 

or pose a safety issue, they will be trimmed. 

Limitations on Garage Sales 

A check with the Code Enforcement office at the City of Littleton revealed a surprising 

ordinance. According to section 10-4-4(b)5 of the municipal code, garage sales are 

limited to no more than forty eight (48) hours and not more than one (1) per calendar year. 

If you feel that someone is abusing this ordinance, you can contact Rebecca 

Thompson at the Code Enforcement office, 303-795-3831 and she will investigate. If 

you reach her voice mail, please make sure that you provide as much detail as possible, 

such as; address, types of items being sold, location of signs, etc. You can also leave your 

name and phone number for a follow-up to her investigation. 

Residents are reminded that in September of each year the community holds its annual 

garage sale. Dates and information will appear in the August newsletter. 

Any exterior changes, replacements and/or additions 

MUST be approved by the ACC Committee. 

Please address your request in writing to: 

Dale Lavene, 

Centennial Management Group, LLC 

P.O. Box 3459, Littleton CO 80161 

Who To Call: 

Maintenance 

Painting 

Grounds 

Dale Lavene 

720-528-8557 

SouthPark 2 

Board of Directors 

Linda Lancaster President 

Jim Ramsay Vice President 

S. Dorenkamp Secretary 

Pat Cowdin Treasurer 

Bruce Johnson Director 

Nancy Jack Member at Large 

Chris Moulder Member at Large 

Committees 

Maintenance 

Dale Lavene, 


P.O. Box 3459, Littleton CO 80161 

cmglittleton@aol.com 720-528-8557 

James Ramsay Bruce Johnson 

Finance 

Linda Lancaster S. Dorenkamp 

Jim Ramsay Pat Cowdin 

Evelyn Bowman Nancy Jack 

Recreation 

Jim Ramsay 

Bruce Johnson 

Josephine Slanovich 

Architectural & Covenant 

Control, & Area Patrol 

Dale Lavene, 720-528-8557 


P.O. Box 3459, Littleton, CO 80161 

Clubhouse 303-380-0024 

Betty Vielhauer Sandy Frye 

Nancy Jack 

Councilman 

Debbie Brinkman 303-734-8315 

dbrinkman@littletongov.org 

Community Resource Officer 

Marty Keilman 303-795-3741 

Greg Zentner 303-734-8246 

Non-emergency 303-795-3746 

Bookkeeper/Accounting 

Chasity Ridge, 303-468-3745, prompt #6 

Colorado Management & Associates 

The SouthPark2 newsletter is a monthly 

publication of the SouthPark2 Homeowners 

Association. Deadline for articles is the 20th 

of the month. Contact Dale Lavene at 720- 

528-8557 to submit an article. Check out our 

website at www.southpark2-hoa.org. 

All articles may be edited for clarity and 

space requirements. Deadline for ads is the 

15th of the month for the next month’s issue 

except for the Jan. issue which is Dec. 6th. 

Contact Colorado Lasertype at 303-979- 

7499, getinfo@ColoradoLasertype.com. 

Appearance of an advertisement in this publication 

does not constitute a recommendation or endorsement 

by the publisher or the association of the 

goods or services offered therein. The opinions 

expressed in this newsletter are those of the individual 

authors and not of the Board of Directors of 

your association or the publisher. Neither the 

Board, publisher nor the authors intend to provide 

any professional service or opinion through this 

publication.

June 2010 / SouthPark 2 TIMES / www.southpark2-hoa.org Page 3 

LNO Schedule 

Ladies Night Out is a fun way to network 

with the ladies of South Park while trying out 

new cuisines and restaurants around Denver and Littleton. 

LNO meets the 3rd Tuesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. and 

we usually carpool from SouthPark. Please contact Jan Baer at 

720-283-1077 or email Jannobaer@yahoo.com to join in. Cheers! 

Many thanks for your recommendations and new restaurant 

suggestions for 2010, please find our LNO schedule below. 

Monthly emails with restaurant websites, address, phone and 

menu details, and carpool coordination from South Park shall be 

sent out a week prior to LNO. 

June ............Max Gill and Grill 

July.............Delite 

August ........Olivea 

September..Brook's Steak House & Cellar 

October ......Panzano 

November ..LeCentral 

December...No LNO due to Holiday Activities. 

Hope to see many of you for dinner! 

Exterior Upkeep Of Your Home 

Homeowners are reminded that they are responsible for maintaining 

the exterior of their townhome. This includes, but not limited 

to; wood trim, siding, roofing, gutters, windows, screens, 

brick, concrete patios, porches and steps, etc. 

This year approximately 95 of the 548 townhomes are 

required to paint (for a list of those buildings required to paint, 

check the web page at www.southpark2-hoa.org). During recent 

walkthroughs of the community, it was noted some of these townhomes 

have considerable rotten wood that will require replacement 

prior to painting. Other than surface preparation, 

replacement of rotten wood is paramount. Many times rotten 

wood is simply painted over and not replaced. This leads to more 

cost in the future and a paint job that will fail. 

When the annual inspection is conducted to confirm that the 

townhome owner required to paint has complied, owners will be 

advised of any rotten wood that should have been replaced. To 

avoid additional cost and inconvenience, make sure rotten wood 

is replaced when the townhome is being prepared for painting. Do 

a pre-walkthrough with your painting contractor to inspect for 

rotten wood and obtain an estimate up front. 

All homeowners should, at a minimum, annually inspect the 

exterior of their townhome to see if repairs are necessary. 

Periodic maintenance in the long run will save you money and 

will keep up the appearance of your townhome. 

If you need a contractor, check with family and friends first. 

Other possible sources for referrals are the community newsletter 

and the radio/television consumer advocate Tom Martino’s referral 

list (www.Referrallist.com). A check with the Better Business 

Bureau (BBB) and references from the contractor should also be 

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Pet Reminders: Leash and Excrement Removal Requirements 

It’s that time of the year again when piles of dog feces begin 

to grow. It is obvious that some pet owners are not cleaning up 

after their dogs. Probably one of the most concentrated areas of 

feces is along the south end of the community, along the reservoir, 

but there are many others too. In some places it looks like a 

dog run. It is apparent that dogs are being allowed to run at large 

and the waste is not being cleaned up by the owner. There are 

other areas as well. All pet owners are advised that the City of 

Littleton has a leash law and waste removal 

ordinance. In addition, the Association also 

has rules governing these same ordinances. 

Efforts to reduce the unsightly, smelly 

and unhealthy problem rests with all residents. 

For the most expedient action, residents are 

urged to contact and file a complaint with the 

City of Littleton Animal Control at 303-794-1551 when they 

observe pet owners that do not pick-up after their pet and/or allow 

them to run at large. 

Another option is to file a written and signed complaint 

(photo’s are helpful too) with the Association. However, the 

process can take as much as 75 days before penalties can be 

imposed. The complainant must provide the date, time, location, 

description of the dog, alleged violation and address of where the 

dog owner resides. The Association will follow-up with the pet 

owner with a 1st and if necessary 2nd written warning letter. If 

the issue is not rectified after these letters, the pet owner may be 

summoned to a hearing before the Board of Directors and could 

be assessed a fine(s) for violation of the rules and regulations. 

The complainant will be required to attend said hearing to provide 

eye witness testimony. 

To those responsible pet owners, the Association, landscape 

company, your neighbors and particularly children, thank you for 

picking up after your pet(s). 

Slow Down!!! 

There have been several reports of speeding vehicles through 

the community, particularly at the large curve on the north end of 

Long Drive. This curve has a major blind spot and with the addition 

of vehicles parked along the street it makes it even more dangerous. 

With nice summer days there are many walkers and 

children playing outside. Please be careful, obey the speed limit 

and use common sense when driving through our heavily populated 

residential community. 

Missing Cat 

Missing since April 20th. Her name is Allie, is a Tabby/Tordy, 

grey face with white around her nose (more white on left side 

than right), white chin, neck, chest and tummy. White booties, 

except front left foot only has white on her toes. Her back is dark 

– bold dark marking on both sides and dark rings on the legs & 

tail. Medium length hair and green eyes and red collar with her 

name and phone. $100 reward. Any information, please call Jan 

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Clubhouse Rental Cleaning Charges 

A reminder that the following fees will be charged for cleaning 

the clubhouse, if necessary: 

• Bathrooms (both) - $40 

• Kitchen - $25 

• Carpet (spot cleaning) - $10/spot 

• Entire Clubhouse - $100 

To avoid incurring any fees, please ensure clubhouse is thoroughly 

cleaned (special emphasis on toilets and carpet). 

If fees are incurred, the $200 deposit check will be cashed and 

any unused portion will be refunded. 

The Clubhouse Coordinators appreciate your understanding 

and thank you in advance for your support. 

South Suburban Hosts One 

Sweet Track & Field Meet 

South Suburban Parks and Recreation in partnership with the 

National Recreation and Park Association will host a Hershey 

Track & Field Meet on Friday, June 4, at Euclid Middle School 

track, 777 W Euclid Ave. in Littleton. This free meet is a great 

way for youth, ages 9-14, to try track and field events without 

long-term commitments, participating in up to three events of 

their choice. The meet offers running events like the 50-meter 

dash and the 800-meter run, plus field events like the softball 

throw and the long jump. Registration begins at 8:45 a.m. and a 

photocopy of child’s birth certificate is required at the time of 

registration. Age as of December 31, 2010 determines eligibility. 

Hershey’s Track & Field Program was created over 30 years 

ago to promote youth physical fitness. It’s the largest and longest 

operating grassroots program coordinated by the recreation and 

parks profession fostering active recreation and sport participation 

among youth. Track & Field meets take place in every state 

and province in North America. Winners can advance to the State 

Hershey Meet and hundreds of athletes make it to the grand 

finale, the North American Final in Hershey, Pennsylvania. 

Participants can discover their potential, make new friends, 

and gain newfound self-confidence. Every child is a winner with 

Hershey’s track and field! For more information on the program 

please call 303-798-7515 or visit www.sspr.org. 

Attend South Suburban’s 

Unique Summer Theater in the Park 

South Suburban Parks and Recreation’s Youth Children’s 

Theater Production Class presents Little Red Riding Hood, a 

short family play that portrays a jailbreak wolf who is wreaking 

havoc among the fairy tale characters including Little Red Riding 

Hood and the Three Little Pigs. This memorable play, written and 

directed by Judy Rose, will be performed FREE by youth ages 11 

to 18, at 10 a.m. in five South Suburban parks during the week of 

June 15-19. 

• Tue., June 15, Walnut Hills Amphitheater, 

8195 E. Costilla Blvd., Centennial 

• Wed., June 16, Hudson Gardens Original Amphitheater, 

Littleton. Admission to the Gardens is required. 

• Thu., June 17, Sterne Park, South Shelter, 

5800 S. Spotswood St., Littleton 

• Fri., June 18, Gallup Gardens, 

6147 S. Gallup St., Littleton 

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A Unique Street Market 

on and around Commons Park 

June 13 • July 11 • August 8 • September 12 

9 a.m. to 3 p.m. rain or shine 

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Sundays on the Streets to Debut This Summer 

A SUMMER STREET MARKET COMING TO SOUTH 

DENVER’S NEWEST SHOPPING DESTINATION! 

The Streets at SouthGlenn will be home to a new urban street 

market this summer, Sundays on the Streets. The much anticipated 

market will debut on June 13th, and will be followed each 2nd 

Sunday of the month through September in Commons Park at 

The Streets at SouthGlenn. 

Sundays on the Streets is organized by long-time outdoor 

market producer, Stacey Johnson, known for creating the popular 

A Paris Street Market. Johnson, a current Littleton resident, 

grew up frequently visiting the original Southglenn Mall. 

Johnson’s familiarity with the area, along with her retail and market 

experience all add to the future success of her concept. 

“Obviously I love outdoor markets and love retail, and thrive on 

bringing the two together. I think in this economic climate, an 

event that brings desired traffic to the merchants and restaurants, 

as well as providing a ‘pop-up’ retail opportunity to new businesses 

and entrepreneurs, is a plus!” says Stacey Johnson with 2 

Market, 2 Market. 

Sundays on the Streets will create a market environment 

where vendors have the opportunity to sell unique merchandise. 

In addition, current merchants and restaurants will participate in 

the event with extended Sunday hours, sidewalk displays, and 

special Market day promotions. “We are very excited to host a 

summer market at The Streets at SouthGlenn,” says Megan 

Campbell of Alberta Development Partners, LLC. “This Market 

will truly be a joint effort between 2 Market, 2 Market and The 

Streets of SouthGlenn tenants to create an unique event for the 

new center!” 

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Sundays on the Streets will be a smaller, more intimate event 

than what Johnson has produced in the past. The event will limit 

the number of participants to between 25 and 30 hand selected 

vendors who meet the desired criteria which must include one of 

the following: unique, artistic, handcrafted, original, local, sustainable, 

non-mass, and what Johnson describes as her favorite 

factor – delightful! “That says it all in my opinion... nothing beats 

the feeling of coming across a product you have never seen 

before and it simply delights you! That is what I am trying to create 

with Sundays on the Streets.” 

Vendors interested in participating in the Market are encouraged 

to contact Johnson at 720-280-9531 or email her at 

staceyLjohnson@msn.com. Dates and times for Sundays on the 

Streets are as follows: 

Sunday June 13th, July 11th, August 8th, September 12th, 

9 a.m. ‘til 3 p.m., rain or shine! 

Batter Up Your Baseball Skills 

South Suburban Parks and Recreation encourages youth ages 

6-13 to display their throwing, base-running and batting skills at 

a FREE event on Saturday, June 12, 9 a.m. – 12 p.m., in Cherry 

Knolls Park, 7707 S. Elizabeth St. in Centennial. Age group winners 

will move up to July regional competition and regional winners 

will advance to the state finals. State finalists receive 

complimentary tickets to a Rockies’ home game at Coors Field. 

Each child must fill out a registration form and a copy of child’s 

birth certificate is required at time of registration. Age as of 

December 31, 2010 determines eligibility. 

The Colorado Rockies and Colorado Parks and Recreation 

Association sponsor this exciting event in partnership with South 

Suburban Parks and Recreation. For details regarding this event, 

call 303-798-7515. For more information about other summer 

sports activities, visit www.sspr.org. 

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Classified ads are $2.95/line for 2010. Call Colorado Lasertype at 303-979-7499 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 

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Beginning Knitting Lessons. Children 

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me classes. Call Laurie 303-721-7849 [6] 

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Safer Home Maintenence Team. SP resident. 

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GUITAR LESSONS - Southpark location. 

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QUEEN PILLOWTOP MATT/BOX SET. 

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$265. Also, NEW KING SIZE pillowtop set. 

Retails $699, asking $385. 303-742-4860. 

Carpet, hardwood, slate, tile- Installation, 

restretch & repairs. Bill at 303-794-1001 

Small Paint Jobs Only 720-331-7032 

Drywall & Basement Finishing Services. 

26 years experience. Gary 303-829-6363 

Mike the Plumber - Your reliable neighborhood 

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Free estimate. 720-422-8139 

BIKE TUNE-UP $59. Experienced Bike 

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ELECTRICIAN – Excellent workmanship 

with a personal touch! Lic./Ins., 25 years 

exper. Interior/Exterior, Troubleshooting, 

Electrical Upgrades/ Remodels. Dave 

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Crystal Window & Blind Cleaning! 

Chandeliers & mirrors. Refs, 20 yrs exp. 

Feel good with clean windows. Call NOWavoid 

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Partylite Candles & Accessories. Spring 

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Contact Jan. www.partylite.biz/janderby 

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HANDYMAN in your area, Bill 303-773- 

6491 or 303-908-9695 

Aminals Pet Sitting Service: Pet sitting 

(in your home). Bonded & ins. Refs. avail. 

Call Nancy at 303-335-6237 

Highlands Pride Painting- 303-738-9203 

Happy Tailz Pet Sitting- 14 yr. SouthPark 

resident will take care of your pets while 

you’re away. Bonded & ins. SouthPark refs. 

Jeri, 303-437-5526 [11] 

Tom’s Top Notch Painting, inc.- int./ext., 

Tom Martino approved, member of the 

BBB, 5% discount for Littleton residents 

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Rent-A-Granny: Personal Concierge Srv. 

I’ll run your errands or take you where you 

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Teen Services 

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your age, phone number and the categories you would like included. 

Categories: (B) Baby-sitting * Red Cross Cert. for CPR (L) Lawn care (S) 

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the names on this list is implied or stated by the homeowners association board or Colorado Lasertype. 

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National Safety Month 

Each June, the National Safety Council encourages businesses 

to get involved and participate in National Safety Month. Each 

week has a separate theme; themes this year include prescription 

drug overdose prevention, teen driving safety, and preventing 

overexertion at home and at work. 

“To me, good health is more than just exercise and diet. It’s really 

a point of view and a mental attitude you have about yourself.” 

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SouthPark’s 

Professional Realtor 

Direct: 303-794-6932 

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SouthPark Real Estate Update for June 2010 

SouthPark Single Family Homes 

Up to $400,000 $400,000–$475,000 $475,000–Plus 

For Sale 5 0 0 

Under Contract 1 1 0 

Total Sold 2010 3 0 0 

Total Sold 2007/08/09 14/16/7 2/2/0 2/1/0 

SouthPark Townhomes 

Up to $200,000 $200,000–$250,000 $250,000–Plus 

For Sale 0 6 2 

Under Contract 3 6 2 

Total Sold 2010 6 6 1 

Total Sold 2007/08/09 7/9/9 19/19/14 6/8/8 

The information is based on MLS May 17, 2010. 

Not all of the properties were listed and/or sold by Terry Jenni, RE/MAX Alliance. 

SouthPark real estate was very active during the 

month of May. With low mortgage interest rates, June 

is a good time to list your SouthPark home with Terry 

Jenni, SouthPark’s only National Certified Residential 

Specialist and SouthPark home owner for 21 years. 

Direct Line: 303-794-6932

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