Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Aurora Crossroads Metropolitan District 1.
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Oct 29, 2026
Nov 20, 2026
Work, is Gun Club Road widening. Civil infrastructure work including erosion control, grading, storm improvements, water improvements, pond structures, concrete walks, curb and gutter and asphalt paving
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City
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Centennial
County
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Arapahoe
Address
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2154 E Commons Ave
Phone Number
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(720) 213-6621
Zip Code
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80122
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Aurora Crossroads Metropolitan District 1
The board discussed legal matters including the assignment of agreements and projects between districts and the approval of grading and sanitary sewer access and cost-sharing agreements. Management provided updates on statutory filings, a landscaping project warranty, and a website audit. Construction reports covered the progress of the landscape project for District No. 1 and the status of offsite sanitary sewer projects for District No. 2.
The joint meeting involved administrative matters, including the reaffirmation of disclosures of potential or existing conflicts of interest and the unanimous approval of the agenda as amended. Director elections resulted in Mark Witkiewicz as President, Megan Waldschmidt as Secretary, and Paige Langley as Treasurer. The consent agenda covered numerous items, such as the ratification of payment of claims, acceptance of unaudited financial statements dated September 30, 2025, adoption of the 2026 Joint Annual Administrative Resolution, and approvals/ratifications concerning various agreements for engineering, civil engineering, and special counsel services, alongside ratification of Subordinate Project Fund Requisitions. Financial matters included conducting public hearings and adopting resolutions for the 2025 Budget Amendment (District No. 2) and the 2026 Budgets for both districts. Bond matters included approving amendments to Reimbursement and Escrow Agreements and authorizing the issuance of General Obligation Limited Tax Convertible Capital Appreciation Revenue Bonds and General Obligation Limited Tax Bonds (Series 2025A-1, A-2, and A-3) by District No. 2, and approving a Capital Pledge Agreement for the repayment of District No. 2 obligations by the Board of Crossroads East. Legal matters involved approving agreements for District Management Services and other coordinating services, and the termination of a Funding and Reimbursement Agreement for District No. 1. Management addressed the renewal of Property and Liability Coverage for 2026. Construction matters included the approval of Change Order No. 9 and Notice of Final Payment for the Crossroads Offsite Sanitary Sewer Project, and Change Order No. 28 and Notice of Final Payment for a Civil Project, both with SMH West LLC.
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The Board of Directors held a regular meeting to discuss and adopt the budget, impose a mill levy, and appropriate funds for the upcoming year. The primary sources of revenue for the District in 2020 will be developer advances. The District does not intend to impose a mill levy on property within the District for 2020.
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