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SOUTHPARK 2 TIMES
Vol. 20 No. 06
June 2012
Circulation: 575
A Publication of the SouthPark Homeowners Association Number 2, Inc.
Forgot To Pick Up A
2012 Pool Pass and Key?
If you did not pick up your
pool pass and new pool key
on one of the six designated
pickup dates in May and June
2 nd , you will need to pickup the
pass at the accounting/bookkeeping company’s
office (Colorado Management & Associates
– 303-468-3745, ext. #7), between the hours
of 9:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through
Friday, located at; 8100 Southpark Way, Unit
A-5, Littleton, CO 80120 (until Friday, June
15, 2012). Beginning June 18, 2012, Colorado
Management & Associates will move to; 7430 E.
Caley Ave., Suite 120E, Centennial, Co 80111,
Call to schedule a pick-up appointment.
1. The homeowner dues must be current to
receive the pass. If there is a balance on
the account, a pass will not be issued.
2. If the person requesting a pool pass is a
tenant (renter), they must have an authorization
letter from their landlord (owner
of the townhome), copies of leases and
rental agreements will not be accepted.
Please include the tenant’s name, address
and phone number.
3. Access to the pool will not be granted
unless the resident has a valid 2012 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 2012 pool passes is $10.00. CASH WILL
NOT BE ACCEPTED.
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.).
New Playground Structure
Attention children and parents of SouthPark HOA #2. After nearly a year since
the old playground was removed due to structural damage, the new, long anticipated
playground has been installed. The new playground has been inspected by
a playground safety specialist and is up to current
playground code. On behalf of the Board of Directors
and the Playground Committee, we would like to
thank you for your patience during this period and
hope that everyone will receive endless enjoyment
with this new structure.
Coming Soon: 12th Annual National Night
Out Party & Food and Pet Food Drive
Tuesday, August 7, 2012, 6 to 8 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 7 th . 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.
• 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 njtheisen@usa.net or
303.795.8387 or Jim Ramsay
at 303.794.8142 or email
jtramsay2000@msn.com.
Next Board Meeting
Tues., June 19th, 2012
7:00 p.m. in the Clubhouse
Please attend!

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Pet Reminders
Leash and excrement removal requirements
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.
Not only is dog feces unsightly and produce a foul odor, but can pose potential
health problems in other dogs and people. Some of the dangers that are posed by dog
feces are Parvovirus, Worms, Giardia, Campylobacter, and Leptospirosis. The EPA
has warned the dangers that are posed by dog feces and advise owners to clean up
after their dogs, not only for the safety of other dogs, but for the safety of themselves
and other residents that share the beautiful landscaped grounds.
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. Pursuant to City of Littleton Code: 6-2-3:
Responsibility Of Owner: It shall be unlawful for any owner to have a dog running
at large within the city. It shall not be a defense to this section that the owner
did not permit the dog to be running at large.
In addition, City of Littleton Code: 6-2-4 states that, “It shall be unlawful for the
owner of any dog to permit such dog to be off the premises of such owner unless
such dog is on a leash no longer than six feet (6’) and strong enough to control such
animal and held by a person competent to restrain such animal.
Violations of the City’s leash law carries with it a fine of up to $999.
Another option is to file a written and signed complaint (photos 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.
In an effort to minimize pet waste and help improve the cleanliness of the neighborhood,
the Board of Directors has approved the installation of a pet waste station
near 2871 and 2881 W. Long Dr. At this station there are hand bags for pet owners
to use for picking up the waste and a trash can for disposal. The landscape company
will empty the trash receptacle twice weekly.
To those responsible pet owners, the Association, landscape company, your
neighbors and particularly children, thank you for picking up after your pet(s).
Clubhouse Rental Cleaning Charges
A reminder that the following fees will be charged for cleaning the clubhouse, if
necessary. 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.
Bathrooms (both) - $40
Kitchen - $25
Carpet (spot cleaning) - $10/spot
Entire Clubhouse - $100
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
www.southpark2-hoa.org
Linda Lancaster President
Jim Ramsay Vice President
S. Dorenkamp Secretary
Pat Cowdin Treasurer
Nancy Jack Member at Large
Charles Brown Member at Large
Norma Theisen Member at Large
Committees
Maintenance
Dale Lavene,
Centennial Management Group, LLC
P.O. Box 3459, Littleton CO 80161
cmglittleton@aol.com, 720-528-8557
Finance
Linda Lancaster, S. Dorenkamp, Jim Ramsay
Pat Cowdin, Evelyn Bowman , Nancy Jack
Recreation
Jim Ramsay
Architectural & Covenant
Control, & Area Patrol
Dale Lavene, 720-528-8557
Centennial Management Group, LLC
P.O. Box 3459, Littleton, CO 80161
Clubhouse, 303-380-0024
Betty Vielhauer, Sandy Frye,
Nancy Jack, Christine Wright
Councilman
Debbie Brinkman 303-734-8315
dbrinkman@littletongov.org
Littleton Police Department
“Non-Emergency”
303-794-1551
Bookkeeper/Accounting
Laura Dillon, 303-468-3745, prompt #6
Colorado Management & Associates .
News Articles
The deadline for news articles is the 20th of the
month before the next month’s issue. Contact
Dale Lavene at 720-528-8557 to submit a news
articles. All articles must be approved by the
editor for publication, or as space permits.
Advertising
The deadline for advertisements is the 15th of
the month for the next month’s issue, except for
the Jan. issue which is Dec. 6th. To place an
ad, call Colorado Lasertype, 303-979-7499.
Email: getinfo@coloradolasertype.com
To find ad rates and discounts, go to www.
ColoradoLasertype.com
and click on the “Advertising Rates” link.
The SouthPark2 newsletter is a monthly publication of
the SouthPark2 Homeowners Association. 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.

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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.
Shrub Trimming The trimming of deciduous shrubs
is scheduled to begin in mid-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.
Bird Feeder Guidelines
A reminder to all residents, committee approval is not
required for installation of birdfeeders on the Owner’s property.
However, any bird feeder attached to branches from trees planted
in the common area and extending into the Owner’s property
is the responsibility of the Owner. Birdfeeders, bird houses, or
birdfeeder pole attachments will not be permitted in the Common
Property. Though birdfeeders attract beautiful and lovely sounding
birds, they also attract squirrels and other rodents that are
looking for food. Please be aware that any Guano droppings or
decomposed, discarded, damp, or moldy seed hulls, and seed
debris around the birdfeeder, if allowed to accumulate and mound
below the birdfeeder becomes a health hazard, the Owner or
Resident will be notified to clean the area around the feeder, or
remove the feeder.
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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 30 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 considered.
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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.
Summer Adventure Pass:
Purchase Now
South Suburban Park and Recreation District is
offering a specially priced summer pass from May 26 to
September 3 at its four recreation centers and four outdoor
pools. Unlimited fun all summer long at Goodson,
Buck, Sheridan, and Lone Tree recreation centers and
at Harlow, Franklin, Holly, and Cook Creek outdoor
pools. You can purchase a pass at any recreation center
now. Passes will be available at the outdoor pools starting
on opening day, May 26. For information about the
Summer Adventure Pass and other summer activities,
visit www.sspr.org.
SouthPark Real Estate 101
~ SUPPLY and DEMAND! ~
We have strong DEMAND for our beautiful
SouthPark community, and very low SUPPLY!
Jan Baer SELLS SOUTHPARK ~ Highest prices of 2012!
RECORD HIGHEST & BEST Sales Prices for Both SouthPark 1 and 2 in 2012!
(According to Metrolist Statistics as of 6/1/2012)
2453 W Long Circle, SOLD $370,000 CASH DEAL ~ SP1 FREMONT HOUSE!
3000 W Long Drive #A SOLD $290,000 CASH DEAL ~ SP2 RANCH TOWN HOME!
7792 S Hill Drive, FREMONT SP1 HOUSE FOR SALE priced at
$342,900 Best Value in SP1 ~ you may call me to schedule a showing.
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Coming Soon! 2892 W Long Circle #E
Completely updated 2 bedroom plus Loft and fully finished basement,
SP2 town home. Great Location! Please call me for details!
If you’re interested in Buying or Selling
a SouthPark home, please call me today!
Jan Baer, Broker Associate
Legacy Real Estate Brokers, Inc.
Phone: 303-931-5853
Email: Jannobaer@Gmail.com

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LNO Schedule
The Ladies’ Night Out schedule is posted
on the community website at www.south
parkhoa.com. There is no outing scheduled for December due
to the holidays. Future dates include:
Wednesday, June 20 – Indulge Bistro & Wine Bar in H.R.
Thursday, July 19 – NoNo’s on County Line
Monday, August 20 – Grand Lux at Park Meadows
Tuesday, September 18 – Old Blinking Light in H.R.
Wednesday, October 17 – Cantina Laredo in SouthGlenn
Monday, November 12 – Shanghai Garden on Univ. & Arapahoe
LNO meets at 6:30 p.m. each month and we usually carpool
from SouthPark. Please contact Judy Cowell or Roberta
Wheeler at cwll4@netscape.net or frkrakr@yahoo.com to
join in. Monthly emails with restaurant websites, address, phone
and menu details, and carpool coordination from SouthPark shall
be sent out a week prior to LNO. Hope to see you for dinner!
Monthly SouthPark Game Night:
Scrabble, Trivial Pursuit, Rumikub,
UNO (and some brand new games too!)
Join us for Game Night at the SouthPark II Clubhouse,
2850 W Long Drive. NO RSVP is necessary. Please call Mary
Krueger at 303-730-6036 if you have any questions. Otherwise,
we look forward to seeing you on Game Night! The last Game
night before the summer was in May. Game night will resume in
October.
Clean Up Your Air With These Houseplants
Clean air is essential to good health at home and in the workplace.
One simple way to keep the air you breathe fresh and free
of odors and chemicals is to keep a few houseplants around.
They’ll clean the atmosphere and make your surroundings more
pleasant and relaxing. Pick up some of these:
• English ivy. This climbing vine grows in hanging baskets
and low planters, and it helps clear away formaldehyde.
(Be aware that it requires regular misting, especially during
the winter months.)
• Peace lily. A flowering plant, the peace lily will eradicate
toxins like acetone, benzene, and ammonia from the air.
Remember to wash the leaves every once in a while.
• Rubber plant. This plant is hardy enough to survive cool
temperatures and low light, making it ideal even if you’re
not particularly good with plants. Like the English ivy, it
acts to reduce formaldehyde in the air as long as it gets
plenty of water.
National Nursing Assistants Week, June 14-21
Nursing assistants are important to the people in their care,
and each nursing assistant is called to create an environment of
caring. The nationwide observance of Nursing Assistants Week
provides many opportunities to recognize and validate the role of
the nursing assistant in the health care system.
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WEEKEND MARKETS NOW OPEN
WEEKDAY MARKETS START JUNE 13
ALL MARKETS RUN THROUGH OCTOBER
Saturdays
SOUTHWEST PLAZA
Southwest Plaza SE Prk. Lot
Wadsworth & Bowles
8am until 2pm or Sellout
STARTS MAY 5
Mondays
HAVANA EXCHANGE
2712-2892 S Havana St.
Havana & Yale
10am until 3pm or Sellout
STARTS JUNE 18
Wednesdays
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HIGHLANDS RANCH
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10am until 2pm or Sellout
STARTS MAY 6
Tuesdays
AURORA
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22nd Street and N. Ursula
10am until 3pm or Sellout
STARTS JUNE 19
Thursdays
WHEAT RIDGE
4252 Wadsworth Blvd.
10am until 3pm or Sellout
STARTS JUNE 14
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Teen Services
To add your teen’s name, please email Colorado Lasertype at getinfo@colorado
lasertype.com and leave the following information: the neighborhood you
live in, your age, phone number and the categories you would like included.
Categories: (B) Baby-sitting; (*) Red Cross Cert for CPR; (L) Lawn care;
(S) Snow removal; (P) Pet & House sitting. No recommendation or endorsement of any of
the names on this list is implied or stated by the homeowners association board or Colorado Lasertype.
Savionne D. 13 B 720-283-4282
Audrey M. 17 B*/P 303-960-8300
Emily M. 15 B*/P 303-960-8300
Teen Services Updates in July
To ensure accuracy, we update the teen services list each
year. If you would like to remain on the list, you must email
Colorado Lasertype at getinfo@coloradolasertype.com by
June 15th or your name will be deleted. Please leave the following
information: your name; age; what category you want:
(B) Babysitting, (L) Lawn Care, (S) Snow Removal, and (P)
Pet & House Sitting; whether or not you are Red Cross certified
for CPR; and neighborhood you live in (this is very important
– we do 31 different newsletters and need to know which
one your name is in). If you have renewed your information
after January 1st of this year, you do not need to email us to
update. Thank you.
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Littleton Community Outreach FREE
Come to Powell Middle School
8000 South Corona Way, Littleton
Get to know the City of Littleton employees and City Council
members at this fun event. You will see a fire truck, police car,
bulldozer; and enjoy free pizza, ice cream sandwiches and drinks.
Under the shade of the big red tent there will be displays from
each city department, and staff will be on-hand to answer your
questions about Littleton. All Littleton residents are welcome to
this relaxed, come-as-you-are, open-house format on Tuesday,
June 26 at from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.
RidgeGate Nature Hikes FREE
Family-friendly nature hikes in RidgeGate’s open space, the
Bluffs Regional Park in Lone Tree. Join South Suburban nature
guides at 6:30-8 p.m.
• Thursday, June 7, Burst of Blooms. Fairy trumpets,
harebells, skullcap, larkspur – match up these whimsical
names with the beautiful flowers of early summer. For
more information and to register contact events@ridgegatecolorado.com.
• Thursday, June 28, Nature Photography. Join a professional
photographer to learn how to capture the best perspective,
angle, and framing in the rich light of evening.
All cameras welcome, including smart phones or compact
cameras. For more information and to register contact
events@ridgegatecolorado.com.

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CLASSIFIEDS
Classified ads are $2.95/line for 2012. Contact Colorado Lasertype at 303-979-7499 or getinfo@colorado
lasertype.com 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.
Charbroil BBQ grill. Large. Fits nicely on
patio. $75.00. Marilyn 303-798-0938.
Torro Super Blower w/ bag $50. Black &
Decker Lawn edger/trimmer $20. 17cu.ft
Kenmore Freezer 4 shelves $75. 303-683-0023
Treadmill: Horizon Fitness Elite 3.0T. 10
speed & 10 incline quick keys. Six programmed
courses. It will fold up. $300.
Call 303-456-4812.
Happy Tailz Pet Sitting - 15 yr. SouthPark
resident will take care of your pets while
you’re away. Bonded & ins. SouthPark
refs. Jeri, 303-437-5526
Make your back yard party special this
summer with LIVE MUSIC! Acoustic
Island fun with the Mango Brothers.
Reasonable rates. Smitty 303-738-8442.
Lawn Aeration & Fert. $25. Yard clean
up. Fence repair. Rob 3/908-9063.
Tom’s Top Notch Painting - Summer
Special! 20% disc. Tom Martino approved.
int./ext., drywall repairs. 303-523-2941.
Furniture upholstered / repaired.
Cushion & pillow covers, dust skirts,
shams, duvets. Patio furniture re- webbed.
Call Lee 303-795-0705.
Bicycle Tune-ups and Repairs. All bikes
welcome. Will Pick up and deliver. Call
Matt at 303-521-2533 for pricing.
Spring Allergy Season Clean up. $100
discount. Air duct cleaning. 720-299-7782.
Window Washing – Interior/Exterior.
Treat yourself to a Sparkling view! Rich
7/308-8466 or rich@captainsqueegee.net
Expert Furnace Repair and Install. Free
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PARTYLITE CANDLES & Accessories.
Contact Jan at 303-979-3880 or www.
partylite.biz/janderby
Mike the Plumber - Your reliable neighborhood
plumber for 14 yrs. Competitive rates.
Free estimate. 720-422-8139
GUITAR LESSONS - Southpark location.
Great with kids - 25 years experience, ref.
Smitty 303-738-8442.
Aminals Petsitting Service: Pet sitting
(in your home). Bonded & ins. Refs. avail.
Call Nancy at 303-335-6237
Small Paint Jobs Only 720-331-7032
Local Artists Display Artwork in June
Throughout June at Lone Tree & Goodson recreation centers
Bonnie Bressmer is displaying her work “Color Color
Color!”, beautiful collection of watercolors and her newest passion
– pastels at Goodson Recreation Center, 6315 S. University
Blvd., Centennial. Laurie Juergens’ artistic, candid photographs
capture the spirit and essence of her subject in an environment in
which they are comfortable can be seen at Lone Tree Recreation
Center, 10249 Ridgegate Circle, Lone Tree. For more information
contact Vickie Willis at 303-483-7072 or visit www.sspr.org.
RidgeGate Walk Concert #2 FREE
Enjoy the summer sounds June, July and August outside Lone
Tree Recreation Center 10249 Ridgegate Circle.
Kick your dusty boots back and enjoy this fabulous concert on
Wednesday, June 6, 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Bring a lunch and listen
to Chuck Pyle, famed cowboy singer/songwriter, known for his
virtuoso guitar, sly Will Rogers like wit, as well as for composing
the PBS theme song “Spirit of Colorado.” For more information,
contact vickiew@sspr.org.
HANDYMAN in your area, Bill 303-740-
8035 or 303-908-9695
Computer problems? Need wireless? Just
a question? No minimum charge. Free
consultation. 10+ yrs IT exper. SP resident
since ‘98. Brock Talbert 303-217-0832.
Highlands Pride Painting- 303-738-9203
QUEEN PILLOWTOP MATT/BOX SET.
Brand new in plastic. Retails $529, asking
$265. Also, NEW KING SIZE pillowtop set.
Retails $699, asking $385. 303-742-4860.
Crystal Window & Blind Cleaning!
Chandeliers & mirrors. Refs, 20 yrs exp.
Feel good with clean windows. Call NOW-
avoid the rush! Bill & Jerry 303-922-4655
House cleaning. 303-797-7865 or 720-
984-4047.
Drywall - Basement - Reconstruction, etc.
Years of exp. w/ refs. Gary 303-829-6363
Carpet, hardwood, slate, tile- Installation,
restretch & repairs. Bill at 303-794-1001
A+ Home Improvement Services. Snow
removal. Pro-painting (ext. & int.), gutter &
trim replacement & stucco. No job too small
- we do it all! Basement & bath remodels,
drywall repairs/texturing, decks, fencing,
carpentry, doors, plumbing, electrical, tiles,
carpeting & hrdwd flooring. BBB Member.
Call A+ for fast, professional service every
time. Steve, 303-979-7858. Major credit
cards accepted. Refs., fully ins. & bonded.
www.A-Plus-Home-Improvement.com
RidgeGate Yoga in the Park FREE
Once a month through September come to Prairie Sky Park
west of the Lone Tree Recreation Center 10249 Ridgegate Circle.
This month Yoga in the Park is held June 27, 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. and
taught by South Suburban instructors. Bring your own yoga mat,
or one will be provided for you. In case of rain, class will meet
inside the Lone Tree Recreation Center. All levels welcome and
experience welcome. For further information, call 303-708-3500.
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South Suburban Junior Golf: Free All Summer!
Our four golf courses offer free golf for youth 17 and under all summer
on Saturdays and Sundays at 5 p.m. at Littleton (303-794-5838)
and Family Sports Golf (303-649-1115) Courses, and at 6 p.m. at South
Suburban (303-770-5500) and Lone Tree Golf (303-799-9940) Courses.
Reservations can be made up to three days in advance. Call golf courses
for details.
South Suburban Offers a variety of
Summer Camps to Keep Kids Active
South Suburban Parks and Recreation will help out parents and
provide opportunities for children to have fun during the summer
by offering daily and week-long camps at Goodson, Buck and Lone
Tree recreation centers, Family Sports Center, and South Platte Park.
Activities may include, field trips, sports, ice skating, eXerGame Zone,
climbing wall, laser tag, on-site swimming, crafts, nature adventures
and much more. Register now at Camps for Kids Summer. Many camps
require Pre-Registration. For more information, call 303-347-5999.
Adopt a Shelter Cat Month
Go to the ASPCA.org website to find a list of top 10
tips to know before taking your newly adopted kitty home
from a local shelter. Hint: The average cat has a vocabulary
of more than 16 different sounds, including purring,
howling, hissing, and meowing – not to mention a wide
range of playful and serious body language.
National Dairy Month
Got milk? The National Institutes of Health advises
everyone that calcium is required for vascular contraction
and vasodilation, muscle function, nerve transmission,
intracellular signaling, and hormonal secretion... 99 percent
of the body’s calcium supply is stored in the bones
and teeth, where it supports their structure and function.
Bone itself undergoes continuous remodeling, with constant
reabsorption and deposition of calcium into new
bone.
JUST LISTED! 2891 W. LONG CIR. UNIT D • $199,700
www.terryjenni.com
Terry Jenni GRI, CRS
YOUR SOUTHPARK
REAL ESTATE EXPERT
Direct: 303-794-6932
2891 W. LONG CIR. UNIT D: Immaculate 2 bed, 3 bath,
second floor laundry, wood floors main level, 1335 total
square feet, mountain views. $199,700. Call Terry for your
private showing 303-794-6932.
COMING SOON TO THE MARKET: 2874 W. LONG
DR. UNIT F: Updated 2 bed, 3 bath, possible third bedroom
in finished basement, new carpet, updated baths, new floors
main level, 1743 total square feet, mountain views. $225,000.
Call Terry today for your private showing 303-794-6932
SouthPark Real Estate Update for June 2012
SouthPark Single Family Homes
Up to $400,000 $400,000–$475,000 $475,000–Plus
For Sale 2 0 0
Under Contract 1 0 0
Total Sold 2012 4 0 0
Total Sold 2009/10/11 7/5/4 0/1/0 0/0/0
SouthPark Townhomes
Up to $200,000 $200,000–$250,000 $250,000–Plus
For Sale 1 2 0
Under Contract 0 5 1
Total Sold 2012 3 4 0
Total Sold 2009/10/11 9/10/9 14/18/13 8/5/2
The information is based on MLS May 15, 2012.
Not all of the properties were listed and/or sold by Terry Jenni, Metro Brokers.
SOUTHPARK INVENTORY IS AT A RECORD LOW
AND INTEREST RATES ARE LOWER!
Now is the time to be Buying and Selling! Give me a call. I will be
happy to help you with all of your real estate needs. I have enjoyed
living in SouthPark since 1989. Terry Jenni CRS 303-794-6932.