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s o u t h p a r k 2 t i m e sNovember 2009Vol. 17 No. 11A Publication of the SouthPark Homeowners Association Number 2, Inc.Circulation: 575SouthPark 2 Holiday Party 2009The Annual Holiday party is set. The party will be on Sunday, December 6th, from5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the clubhouse. It’s a great time to meet your neighbors and bepart of your neighborhood during the holidays, which is a wonderful time of the year!However, additional help is needed to make this party as successful as years’ past. Ifyou are interested in helping, please call Pat Cowdin at 303-794-9222.Letter from the PresidentDear Southpark No. 2 Homeowner,As we approach the end of the calendaryear and our fiscal year, I want to take sometime to tell you about the state of ourHomeowners Association. It has been a relativelygood year for Southpark No. 2, despitethe economic struggles that we are all collectivelyand individually experiencing. We willfinish the year financially healthy due to a fiscallyresponsible approach to budgeting, investing andspending. Our reserve balance at year end will be approximately $550,000 (the amountrecommended by our outside reserve study) and we will have completed all capitalimprovements planned for 2009. We had our outside engineering firm revisit our reservestudy this year and update it (as we do every five years) in order to make sure we aremaintaining the reserve at levels necessary for timely capital improvement and maintenanceprojects without special assessments from owners. From an operating standpoint,we will end the year within our 2009 operating budget.As a board, we are always conscious of our responsibilities as stewards of yourmoney. For that reason, we try to anticipate and plan for both large capital expendituresand the incremental increases in our daily operating expenses. In 2010, we anticipatesome incremental increases in expenses. Due to the continuing volatility of oil prices,Waste Management has included a fuel surcharge in its new contract with ourAssociation. In addition, we anticipate some modest increases from Xcel and some of ourother contractors. Utilities continue to make up the largest share of our budget, mostnotably water which makes up about $175,000 or 25% of our annual budget. It is thecontinued on page 2Pay Assessments On-LineYou can pay your assessments on-line at the Association’s web page. Simply log onto www.southpark2-hoa.org and click on the link “Pay Assessments On-Line” to beredirected to Smartstreet’s web page. This is a division of the bank, RBC, that theAssociation uses for banking. You can either pay by credit card, e-check (electronicallyfrom your checking account) or set up a monthly recurring payment.Assessment RateChange: $106.00EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2010As reported in the article from LindaLancaster, President of the Board ofDirectors, the monthly assessment (dues)will change from $104.00 per month to$106.00 effective January 1, 2010.Colorado Management & Associates(CMA) has already mailed information andnew payment coupons pertaining to the new2010 assessment rate. Owners who are currentlysigned up on the “Auto Withdrawal”program administered by CMA will notreceive coupons, but will receive the informationfrom the Board of Directors. If youare not signed up on the “Auto Withdrawal”program and did not receive paymentcoupons, contact Chasity Ridge at CMA bycalling 303-468-3745, prompt #6.It is very important that ALL ownersREAD the information that is beingmailed to you. There are changes you needto be aware of when making your assessmentpayments and the policy for late orshort payments.If You Mail Your PaymentsPlease make payable to and mail ONLY to:SouthPark HOA #2C/O Colorado Management700 N. Colorado Blvd., #419Denver, CO 80206If you have automatic bank drafts, pleasecheck the address to which they are beingmailed. Do NOT mail them to Dale or to theAssoc. mailbox (2850 W. Long Ave.).Next BoardMeetingTuesday, November 17th7:30 p.m. in the ClubhousePlease attend!

Page 2 www.southpark2-hoa.org / SouthPark 2 TIMES / November 2009Letter from the President, continued from front pagesingle largest line item in our budget. In 2010, for the first time in seven years, we havenot had to budget a water increase. This is good news.While we recognize that now continues to be a difficult time economically for everyone,even these modest increases must translate into a small increase in our monthlyassessment. Our Association must be fiscally responsible and forecast income to meet theanticipated increases in expenses. It is our fiduciary responsibility as your elected managementboard to make sure the monies to which we are entrusted are budgeted, investedand spent prudently in order to maintain our property values and investment. Therefore,in order to meet rising operating costs, we are increasing our monthly assessment from$104.00 to $106.00. This represents a modest 2% increase and will insure that ourAssociation remains financially stable.On the bright side of this picture, we have one of the most fiscally stable and responsiblecommunities around. Thanks to a wonderful property manager and valued long-termcontractors, we have beautifully maintained grounds and homes that will retain their valueand protect our investments. We continue to put money into our reserves for future needsand improvements. We have a clubhouse, tennis courts and a pool that are in top conditiondue to the major work done in these areas in the past seven years. In fact, our poolwas resurfaced completely in 2009. In short, I am proud to live in a community likeSouthpark No. 2, a community that is stable, friendly, inviting and desirable, and I hopeyou are too. All of my best wishes for a more prosperous 2010 for all of us.— Sincerely, Linda L. Lancaster, Board PresidentRemoval of Flower PlantersNow that fall has arrived, homeowners are asked to remove and relocate their flowerplanters, pots, hanging baskets, etc., from the common areas around the townhomes(front and rear) to the garage, NOT inside the patio for storage. There is no doubt thatduring the summer months the potted flowers add color, interest and create “pride ofcommunity” to SouthPark. SouthPark has been recognized throughout the metro area asa quality community. The beauty of the planted and potted flowers in front and back ofthe homes gives the community an appearance that tells the visitor that we care.The Covenants for our community states that any flowers or plantings by the homeownercannot be in the common area. However, in the past few years we have realizedthat planting of annuals or seasonal flowers add color and breaks up the brown and greencolors of the shrubs and ground cover in the community. The Board of Directors with thehelp of the Property Manager and grounds keeper have encouraged homeowners to helpbrighten up the common areas around their homes by contributing their time and skillsby planting flowers. However, in the winter, empty pots, dirt filled planters, and deadflowers in containers contribute to a community that looks neglected and not cared for.After November 1st, an inspection of the community will take place to ensure that residentshave removed these containers from the common area and stored them out-of-sightfor the winter. Your cooperation will be greatly appreciated.“There is one day when all we Americans who are not self-madego back to the old home to eat saleratus biscuits and marvel how much nearer to the porchthe old pump looks than it used to. Thanksgiving Day is the one day that is purely American.”— O. HenryAny exterior changes, replacements and/or additionsMUST be approved by the ACC Committee.Please address your request in writing to:Dale Lavene,Centennial Management Group, LLCP.O. Box 3459, Littleton CO 80161Who To Call:MaintenancePaintingGroundsDale Lavene720-528-8557SouthPark 2Board of DirectorsLinda Lancaster PresidentJim Ramsay Vice PresidentS. Dorenkamp SecretaryPat Cowdin TreasurerBruce Johnson DirectorNancy Jack Member at LargeChris Moulder Member at LargeCommitteesMaintenanceDale Lavene,Centennial Management Group, LLCP.O. Box 3459, Littleton CO 80161cmglittleton@aol.com 720-528-8557James Ramsay Bruce JohnsonFinanceLinda Lancaster S. DorenkampJim Ramsay Pat CowdinEvelyn Bowman Nancy JackRecreationJim RamsayBruce JohnsonJosephine SlanovichArchitectural & CovenantControl, & Area PatrolDale Lavene, 720-528-8557Centennial Management Group, LLCP.O. Box 3459, Littleton, CO 80161Clubhouse 303-380-0024Betty Vielhauer Sandy FryeNancy JackCouncilmanDebbie Brinkman 303-734-8315dbrinkman@littletongov.orgCommunity Resource OfficerMarty Keilman 303-795-3741Greg Zentner 303-734-8246Non-emergency 303-795-3746Bookkeeper/AccountingChasity Ridge, 303-468-3745, prompt #6Colorado Management & AssociatesThe SouthPark2 newsletter is a monthlypublication of the SouthPark2 HomeownersAssociation. Deadline for articles is the 20thof the month. Contact Dale Lavene at 720-528-8557 to submit an article. Check out ourwebsite at www.southpark2-hoa.org.All articles may be edited for clarity andspace requirements. Deadline for ads is the15th of the month for the next month’s issueexcept for the Jan. issue which is Dec. 6th.Contact Colorado Lasertype at 303-979-7499, getinfo@ColoradoLasertype.com.Appearance of an advertisement in this publicationdoes not constitute a recommendation or endorsementby the publisher or the association of thegoods or services offered therein. The opinionsexpressed in this newsletter are those of the individualauthors and not of the Board of Directors ofyour association or the publisher. Neither theBoard, publisher nor the authors intend to provideany professional service or opinion through thispublication.

November 2009 / SouthPark 2 TIMES / www.southpark2-hoa.org Page 3LNO ScheduleLadies Night Out is a fun way tonetwork with the ladies of South Parkwhile trying out new cuisines and restaurantsaround Denver and Littleton.LNO meets the 3rd Tuesday ofeach month at 6:30 p.m. and we usually carpool fromSouthPark. Please contact Jan Baer at 720-283-1077 oremail Jannobaer@Yahoo.com to join in. Cheers!!Ladies Night Out shall resume in 2010with a new calendar of restaurants!Ladies of SouthPark: Please submit your favorite "new"restaurants for the 2010-2011 Ladies Night Out Schedule.Annual Meeting NotesThe Annual Meeting of the SouthPark Number II members washeld Thursday, October 15, 2009. A quorum was present or representedby proxies. Three candidates were nominated to fill the threevacant Director positions. Pat Cowdin, Nancy Jack and JimRamsay were re-elected to fill those positions. Officers were electedimmediately following the Annual Meeting at the Regular Meeting ofthe SouthPark Number II. Board of Directors are as follows:Linda Lancaster, PresidentJim Ramsay, Vice-PresidentS. Dorenkamp, SecretaryPat Cowdin, TreasurerBruce Johnson, At LargeNancy Jack, At Large*Chris Moulder, At LargeChris Moulder was appointed by the Board of Directors tocomplete the term of the vacant board position vacated by DianaMarrama, who resigned.Leaf Removal ProcessThe process for the landscape company to collect and removeleaves will occur after a majority have fallen from the trees. Thecrew will be on-site on their scheduled day each week to performthis task. Due to the size of the community, 1,100 trees and thefact that not all of the leaves fall at one time, it is not possible toremove all the leaves within the community each week. They willrotate clean-up by area each week until this task has been completed.Your patience will be appreciated.ACC Volunteers NeededThe Architectural Control Committee (ACC) currently hasfour members and they are requesting additional volunteers tohelp assist them with evaluating homeowner improvementrequests. The ACC generally meets the last Thursday of eachmonth at the clubhouse, if there are requests to be considered. Themeeting starts at 7:00 p.m. and does not last more than 30-45 minutes,depending on the number of requests to be reviewed. If youare interested and would like to contribute a small amount of timeto your community, please contact Dale Lavene via e-mail,cmglittleton@aol.com or 720-528-8557. He will forward yourname to the chairperson of the ACC, who will in turn contact you.Bailout Package!$500 OFF $200 OFFEXTERIOR INTERIORPAINTINGPAINTINGCall Rob today for a quote, 303-986-8198.American family owned. 10 years in business.Workmans Comp & Liability InsuranceYour Home Sold in 90 Daysor Less or I’ll Buy It!!Despite the “Doom & Gloom” we hear from the media,it is not difficult to sell a house in this or any market.Since 2001, my listings have sold on average in 36days and at 98.9% of list price. What’s the secret? I callit the “Three P’s.”• Preparation• Presentation• Price(you’ll get top dollar if you have the first two)No tricks or gimmicks ... just guaranteed results. Contactme for more information and/or a FREE consultationtoday. In the meantime, please visit my website at:www.enjoysouthpark.com!Julie MontgomeryBroker Associate, GRI, CRSDirect: 303-906-3150broker044@msn.comwww.enjoysouthpark.com

Page 4 www.southpark2-hoa.org / SouthPark 2 TIMES / November 20092009 Annual ReportANNUAL PAINTING: One hundred forty-five (145) ownerswere notified in January 2009 that they were required to painttheir townhome. The deadline was September 30, 2009 and two(2) owners did not paint. The Association is in the process ofobtaining compliance.ASPHALT AND CONCRETE REPAIRS: Each year, theasphalt and concrete surfaces are inspected for deterioration. Withan effective preventative maintenance plan in place, theAssociation can save money. The overall condition of the asphaltand concrete is very good. Again this year, sections of concretesidewalks were replaced. Crack sealing of the asphalt with rubberizedcrackfiller throughout the community and patching ofdeteriorated asphalt at several locations was completed. Also, sixdrives were completely overlaid with 2 inches of asphalt as outlinedin the updated March 2009 Borne engineering reserve study.CLUBHOUSE IMPROVEMENTS: This year, the exteriorNeed to Update Your Will?We specialize in wills and trusts,estate planning and probate.Free initial consultation.Evening and Saturday appointments available.Call 303-794-5901Patrick M. Plank, Attorney at Law26 West Dry Creek Circle, Suite 420buildings this fall after leaf removal has been completed.Littleton, CO 80120 www.denverwills.com www.denverwills.comQuality PrintingN8-1/2" x 11" • White or Pastel Paper • Black Ink# Copies: Up to 500 501-1000 1001+1 side 6.5¢ 5.5¢ 4.5¢2 sides 10.0¢ 9.0¢ 8.0¢Colorado Lasertype • 303-979-7499ColoradoLasertype.com for info/rates on our HOA newslettersSTERLINGRoofing CoCome see our showroomon Santa FeBowlesHudsonGardensSterlingShowroomServing SouthPark2 for 21 yearsRecently Completed Projects: 2539 W. Long CircleCall us for a FREE ESTIMATEor visit www.sterlingroofs.com720•338•0261Santa Fe DrMineralNof the clubhouse was completely repainted. This was done inaccordance with the March 2009 engineering reserve study. Theclubhouse committee is in the process of searching for lightingreplacements in the large open room. Additionally, the wroughtiron fence around the pool was also painted.IRRIGATION SYSTEM UPGRADES: As needed and budgetedper the engineering reserve study, improvements to the irrigationsystem are performed annually. These improvements shouldhelp reduce the amount of water used and improve the quality ofthe turf. This program will continue to be implemented each year.MAIL KIOSK RENOVATION: The US Postal Service(USPS) has agreed to begin annual replacement of the old mailboxeslocated in the mail kiosks at no cost to the Association. Theexisting mailbox units in these kiosks are owned by theAssociation. The new free standing mailbox units are owned andmaintained by USPS. However, to accommodate the new styleunits, the kiosk must be renovated at the expense of theAssociation. The kiosks located at 2811 and 2960 W. Long Dr., and2908 W. Long Cir. were renovated this summer. It is the Board ofDirectors goal to have all of the mailboxes changed in the next 3-4years. However, USPS will dictate the replacement schedule.MULCH BED IMPROVEMENTS: In March, the landscapecompany augmented the mulch beds around forty-two (42) buildingsby installing a layer of fir-fiber mulch. This annual programwill continue as necessary throughout sections of the community,around the buildings that were painted the previous year. In addition,additional funds have been allocated to top-dress otherAdditional top-dressing of mulch beds will be considered on acase-by-case basis annually.PARKING AND PATROL SERVICE: The Board of Directorscontinued the patrol services during the summer to patrol and conducta random walk-through of the community and ticket trucks thatpark within the SouthPark 2 community. The Board of Directors hasagreed to retain C & D through the fall, winter and spring; however,this will be on a more limited basis than the summer.RESERVE STUDY UPDATE: The long-term reserve studywas updated in March 2009. The original reserve study commiscontinuedon page 5C oloradoL asertypeFind a professional to suit your needswhile supporting local businesses!• Automotive• Carpet & Upholstery• Computer Services• Financial Services• Health Care• Home Improvement• House Cleaning• Insurance• Landscaping• Music• PaintingONLINESERVICE PROVIDERDIRECTORYwww.denverwills.com• Pet Services• Plumbing• Product Sales• Realtors• RecreationCall us to ask how to get added to one of the categories above!303-979-7499Visit our website for advertising information, ad rates, a map of theHOA newsletters we publish and details about our graphic design services.www.ColoradoLasertype.com

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Competitive rates.Free estimate. 720-422-8139Small Paint Jobs Only 720-331-7032Carpet, hardwood, slate, tile- Installation,restretch & repairs. Bill at 303-794-1001QUEEN 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.ELECTRICIAN: Friendly, Reliable. Lic. &Ins., 20 yrs exp. Remodels, Ceiling Fans,Troubleshooting, etc. Anything electrical inyour home or office. Exc. refs. DaveLagesse, Noble Electric 303-803-8211. [4]Crystal Window & Blind Cleaning!Chandeliers & mirrors. Refs, 20 yrs exp.Feel good with clean windows. Call NOWavoidthe rush! Bill & Jerry 303-922-4655PARTYLITE CANDLES & accessories.Contact Jan. www.partylite.biz/janderbyor 303-979-3880. Online ordering nowavailable.Highlands Pride Painting- 303-738-9203Top Knotch Painting & Drywallint./ext.,Tom Martino approved, memberof the BBB, 5% discount for Littleton residents303-523-2941.Aminals Pet Sitting Service: Pet sitting(in your home). Bonded & ins. Refs. avail.Call Nancy at 303-335-6237GUITAR LESSONS - Southpark location.Great with kids - 25 years experience, ref.Smitty 303-738-8442. [1]PAINTING BY B&B- Int./Ext. Acousticalceilings repainted, too. Reas. rates. Freeest. 30+ yrs. exp. Stan, 303-770-4070 [12]Rent-A-Granny: Personal Concierge Srv.I’ll run your errands or take you where youneed to go. Marlene, 303-979-8076A-1 Carpet Cleaning: Natural products,Truck mount. Owner operated. Experiencedand 100% Guaranteed. 303-794-6528A+ HANDYMAN Home ImprovementServices 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 & hardwood flooring. Member ofBBB. Call A+ for fast, professional serviceevery time. Steve, 303-979-7858 Major creditcards accepted. Refs., fully ins. & bonded.www.A-Plus-Home-Improvement.com2009 Annual Report, continued from page 4sioned in 1998 was conducted by Gillan’s Engineering. The lastupdate was in 2003, again by Gillan’s Engineering. The updateconducted this year was done by Borne Engineering. Borne waspurchased Gillan’s Engineering several years ago. Fortunately,Borne Engineering had retained the files from Gillan’sEngineering, making the update smooth and without undue costof having to recreate the information. The study will be updatedagain in approximately 5 years to ensure the Association is stayingwithin the cost projections.ROCK RETAINING WALLS: The Board of Directors decidedin 1995 the method of repairing the retaining walls. Annually, therock walls will require some minor restor-ation by filling the voidswith a mixture of sand and mortar cement. This method of repairingis being done each year where needed.SNOW REMOVAL: Again this year, the shoveling of sidewalksand plowing of the drives will be done by Emerald IsleLandscaping.SWEEPING OF ALLEYS: The annual sweeping of thealleys was completed in May. This program will be done eachyear and will help preserve the asphalt. This can be expected inthe early spring of each year.SWIMMING POOL IMPROVEMENTS: There were majorimprovements completed prior to the opening of the pool this year.First, the installation of a Safety Vacuum Release System (SVRS)for the wader pool and anti-entrapment drain covers for both poolswas done in accordance with the Virginia Graeme Baker FederalMandate. Secondly, the filter sand for the main pool was replaced.Finally, the entire swimming pool and wader was completely resurfacedwith an improved material called Diamond Brite. This materialis much improved compared to regular white plaster and thenew material has specks of blue flakes that can be seen on thesurface. This makes the pool look bluer.An emergency repair to the aging 30 year pool boiler wasdone in June. Budgeted for 2010 in the engineering reserve studyis the replacement of this boiler. Based on the age and inadequateefficiency of the existing boiler, a new heating system withimproved efficiency will pay for itself in just a few years with thesaving of natural gas consumption.TRASH REMOVAL & RECYCLING CONTRACTRENEWED: The three year contract with Waste Management wasset to expire on December 31, 2009. After receiving five proposalsfor trash and recycling services, the Board of Directors voted toapprove another three year contract with Waste Management.TREE CIRCLES: At the recommendation of the landscapecompany, the Board of Directors approved the installation of treecircles around all of the trees in the grass areas. During the 2009season, three applications of round-up were applied. The round-upwill kill the grass around the base of the tree and will result in dirtcircles. The reason for these circles are to protect the trees frommowing and to prevent insects that hide in the grass and attack thetrunk of the tree.continued on page 6Teen ServicesTo add your teen's name, please call Colorado Lasertype at 303-979-7499 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 ofthe names on this list is implied or stated by the homeowners association board or Colorado Lasertype.Audrey M. 14 B*/P 303-960-8300Emily M. 12 B*/P 303-960-8300

SOUTHPARK TWOColorado Lasertype7142 W. Morraine Dr.Littleton, CO 80128PRSRT STDU.S. POSTAGEPAIDLITTLETON, COPERMIT NO. 481Page 6 www.southpark2-hoa.org / SouthPark 2 TIMES / November 20092009 Annual Report, continued from page 5TREE AND FLOWER PLANTINGS: Flower bedsthroughout the community were planted in May. Planting of apansy mix is scheduled at the clubhouse and community sign atthe West Mineral and Long Ave. entrance. These plants will providea splash of color over the winter.TREE TRIMMING PROGRAM: In April 2009, anothertree condition survey was conducted to determine the health andpruning needs of the 1,100 trees in the community. This surveywas a result of many requests from homeowners to have treestrimmed away from their townhomes and structural damage totrees as a result of early spring and fall snow storms. Some ofthese past storms have cost tens of thousands of dollars just toclean-up, not to mention replacements.The survey revealed a vast majority of the trees required somedegree of trimming. After consideration, the Board of Directorsapproved a four year phased plan to trim trees beginning in 2009.This work has been negotiated and a contract signed with theSwingle Tree Company. The total cost is approximately$74,000.00. The four phases were based upon urgency. Trimmingof deciduous trees for 2009 has been completed; 1/3 of the dormanttype trees (fruit) will be completed by December 31, 2009.The 2010, 2011 and 2012 deciduous tree trimming will take placeat the beginning of each respective year (during the winter). Also,the remaining dormant type trees will be trimmed during thistimeframe (1/3 in 2010 and the remaining 1/3 in 2011).This planned project was budgeted within the engineeringreserve study.TURF REPLACEMENT: Due to extremely dry, warm andwindy 2008/09 winter, there was approximately 1,600 square feetof grass turf that died, and was replaced in June. Most replacedlocations were on hills with southern exposures.WEB SITE: The site is available for current owners, prospectiveowners and residents with information concerning theAssociation. Legal documents, financial information, architecturalcontrol guidelines, newsletters, etc. are posted to the site. Thewebsite address is www.southpark2-hoa.org.YoUR SoUTHPARk REAl ESTATE SPECIAlISTTerry Jenni GRI, CRSBroker AssociateRE/MAX AllianceDirect: 303-794-6932SouthPark Real Estate Update for November 2009SouthPark Single Family HomesUp to $400,000 $400,000–$475,000 $475,000–PlusFor Sale 3 0 0Under Contract 0 0 0Total Sold 2009 6 0 0Total Sold 2007/2008 14/16 2/2 2/1www.terryjenni.comDear SouthPark Neighbor,I have Buyers who want to live in a SouthPark Townhome with two main floorbedrooms and baths. The Buyers are flexible on a move in date. If youthought about selling, this could be the perfect time. Save $1,000’s in realtorfees. Call me for a free no hassle consultation. Terry Jenni 303-794-6932.Welcome To...2878 West Long Circle, Unit F • $179,000Two Bedrooms, Two Baths, New Furnace, Kitchen Floor and Carpet,Fresh Interior and Exterior Paint. Call Terry for Private Viewing.2996 West Long Drive, Unit D Sold!SouthPark TownhomesUp to $200,000 $200,000–$250,000 $250,000–PlusFor Sale 2 8 1Under Contract 1 1 0Total Sold 2009 8 11 8Total Sold 2007/2008 7/9 19/19 6/8The information is based on MLS October 15, 2009.Not all of the properties were listed and/or sold by Terry Jenni, RE/MAX Alliance.Ihave enjoyed living in SouthPark, Littleton’s premier Light Railcommunity, for the past 20 years. With a complete knowledge of the areaand the neighborhood, I know what it takes to market and sell homes in thisarea. If you are thinking about selling your SouthPark home, give me a calltoday at 303-794-6932 for a free no obligation consultation!Thank you.Terry Jenni, CRS