Operations & Maintenance

Project Updates

SUA Area Construction Activity/Filing 1 Irrigation & Landscaping

Map of impacted areas

Brookfield Residential, the developer of Barefoot Lakes, is in the process of redeveloping the Special Use Area (former Anadarko oil well site) within Filing 1 and construction activities have impacted the district’s irrigation mainline which serves Waterside Park and district landscape tracts south of the SUA to Colorado River Drive . Impacted areas have been identified on the attached map.

While the irrigation system is out of service, the district is hand watering areas that are unable to receive irrigation water. Brookfield Residential has plans to get the irrigation line back into service by the middle to late July, then notify the District so that the irrigation system can be reactivated. Brookfield Residential has also committed to replace all of the turf grass areas that are unable to recover in July as well.

Weekly Schedule

Weekly Schedule: All routine contracted services are on schedule noted above.

Service Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
Mowing          
Edging          
Irrigation Checks (bi-weekly)            
Spring/Summer Trash Services          
Winter Inspections & Trash Service          

Weekly Schedule & Project Updates

Weekly Schedule: All routine contracted services are on schedule noted above.

The installing contractor through Brookfield Residential is maintaining the landscaping around The Cove until September 2020. Therefore maintenance of this areas might be on a different service schedule.

Project Updates:

Servicing of the under drains is on hold until video verification of proper construction is complete.

Operations & Maintenance FAQs

Peninsula Park is owned and operated by the Town of Firestone. To report facility-related concerns please visit Town of Firestone public works webpage.

Submit a maintenance request ticket HERE, and we’re happy to work with the responsible party to address maintenance matters. You may also view the maintenance maps and warranty notes below, and schedule above for more information. The Master Plan Map will help you determine what Filing the trail, park, or public space is located in. The Landscape Warranty and Acceptance Status map can help you determine what areas have been accepted by the Districts and therefore maintained in accordance with the schedule above. Areas not yet maintained by the District may be on a different maintenance schedule through the developer, Brookfield Residential.
  • Filing 1 – Waterside Park, public open space, sunset pavilion, Peninsula Park, lake trails and neighborhood trails.
  • Filing 2 – Neighborhood park, neighborhood trails, The Cove.
  • Filing 3 – Lakehouse Village snow removal and lawn care*, Lakehouse Clubhouse (coming December 2020), neighborhood trails.
      *The District only provides services to Lots that have an individual owner, no builder owned lots are maintained
The District is responsible for snow removal Living in Colorado means snow, ice, and freezing temperatures. Please follow these steps to ensure the safe passage of emergency vehicles, facilitate safe traffic flow, and keep yourself and your neighbors safe:
  • Move vehicles from priority snow routes. Vehicles impeding snow removal operations are subject to ticketing and towing. The Town of Firestone is responsible for snowplow operations on public streets. Please reference the Town’s website at https://www.firestoneco.gov/190/Snow-Removal to see the snow removal routes and priorities as established by the Town of Firestone. If you have questions about these routes, please contact the Town of Firestone.
  • District is only responsible for removal of common area sidewalks and alleyways. Crews will be out to remove snow after 2’’ or more of snow has fallen and accumulation has stopped. Please submit an online maintenance ticket, call, or email us with any alleyways, paved trails, or The Cove snow removal questions.
  • All property owners have 24 hours to clear their sidewalks in front of their homes of snow and ice once a snow storm has ended, contact the Firestone Code Enforcement team if non-snow removal in front of homes occupied under construction.
  • Please assist the Town’s snow removal efforts by shoveling snow from walks and driveways onto your property, instead of into the street.
Native landscape management is provided by High Plains Environmental Center. You can view the native landscape plan and wildlife information below.
Lake Use Policy, the Lake Management Agreement and Annual Lake Management and Fishery Reports can be found here: A Solitude Lake Management biologist visits the site and inspect the lakes one (1) time per month in April and October, and two (2) times per month from May through September. Observations and data collected during the inspection will be used to inform and guide all activities required for water quality management and fisheries management including, but not limited to: algae control, aquatic weed control, shoreline aquatic weed control, nutrient remediations, and biological augmentation services.
Street improvements including streetlights are owned by the Town of Firestone. Streetlight outages, please contact United Power at 303-637-1350 or complete the online form. Further questions and inquiries should be directed to the Town of Firestone. https://www.firestoneco.gov/189/Public-Works District management reports all streetlight issues to the Town of Firestone if submitted to the District.
The YMCA of Denver (recreations management) and Pinnacle Consulting Group, Inc (District management), are responsible for keeping The Cove staffed, maintained, and operational. Please visit the Contact Us page or Amenities page for more information.
This service is provided to Lake House Village lots only. The additional maintenance of these lots is covered by an additional fee that is billed quarterly and will cover weekly, monthly, and annual maintenance of single-family and duplex styles homes in accordance with the Access and Maintenance Easement Agreement. A summary of these services, maintenance map, and the full maintenance agreement can be viewed here.
CSU Extensions Yard and Garden publications offer many useful tips, tricks and guidebooks to keep your landscaping maintained. Learn more here.

Operations and Maintenance 2020 Plan

The full Operations and Maintenance overview, set by the Board of Directors, can be found here. Below you’ll find a list of highlighted anticipated service dates (subject to change).

Operations and Management Plan Highlighted Services Anticipated Completion Date
Ornamental grass Prune2/29/2020
Bed pre-emergent2/29/2020
Playground Inspections/Repairs3/31/2020
Winter watering A/N3/31/2020
Begin Mowing Natural Area Beauty Bands4/1/2020
Irrigation Activation4/30/2020
Bi-weekly Lake Water Quality Management Begins4/30/2020
Aeration4/30/2020
Spring Clean up4/30/2020
Native Area Weed Control & Mowing Begins5/1/2020
Annual Florals Installed Memorial Day
Sweep Alleys6/30/2020
Flower Beds & Manicured Landscape Weed Control6/30/2020
Right-of-way Mowing7/1/2020
Fertilization Round 17/31/2020
Pruning Round 17/31/2020
Native Weed Control & Mowing Ends9/30/2020
Fertilization Round 29/30/2020
Pruning Round 29/30/2020
Flower Beds & Manicured Landscape Weed Control9/30/2020
Bi-Weekly Lake Water Quality Management Ends9/30/2020
Annual Floral Removed10/31/2020
Irrigation Winterization10/31/2020