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Fence Staining
The Metro District owns and maintains 212,000
lineal feet, or more than 40 miles of fence along arterial roads.
In 2006, Metro
District facilities
staff power washed and primed
fence surfaces. They stained 32,000 lineal feet of fence throughout the
community.
In 2007, the
Metro District will stain a total of 32,119 linear feet of fences.
Below is a list of areas that will be stained in 2007:
Main arterial streets:
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Wildcat Reserve Parkway, on
the north side, from Fairview Parkway, west to Summit View Parkway
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Wildcat Reserve Parkway, on
the north side, from the open space, west to Pennington Street
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Wildcat Reserve Parkway, on
the south side, from west of Poston Parkway, east to the open space past
Spearwood Drive
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Highlands Ranch Parkway, on
the north side, from Deer Creek Drive, west to Santa Fe Drive
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Highlands Ranch Parkway, on
the north side, from Spring Hill Parkway, west to the open space
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Highlands Ranch Parkway, on
the south side, from Santa Fe Drive, east to White Oak Lane
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Venneford Ranch Road, on
both sides, from Highlands Ranch Parkway to S. University Boulevard
Collector &
side streets:
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WillowBrook Way -- on both
sides
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KleinBrook Street -- on
both sides
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Rustic Redwood Trail -- on
the west side
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TimberChase Trail -- on the
west side
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FlagStaff Way -- on both
sides
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Spearwood Drive- on both
sides
Access through Metro District fence
is not permitted. The Metro District staff enforces the rules and
regulations adopted by the board of directors. Homeowners are responsible
for any damage to the Metro District's fence caused by landscaping. The
Metro District owns up to 12 inches inside the fence on the property owner's
side. Please check to see if your landscape materials have caused damage
to the Metro District's fence. If you have questions about the Metro
District's fence, please contact Ed Biederbeck at
ebiederbeck@highlandsranch.org,
or at 720-240-5926.
Removal of all fences owned by the Metro District
is not permitted. Individuals who do so will receive a summons for a
mandatory court appearance in Douglas County court.
 Alternative
fencing materials are being evaluated as
fence repairs are needed. The polyethylene fence to the left replaced a section of
wooden fence after an auto accident at the Highlands Ranch Parkway/Montclair intersection.
The Metro District is investigating several fence material samples that are
installed along the north side of Highlands Ranch Parkway east of Broadway.
Do you have a question or comment? If so, please
send an email message to info@highlandsranch.org.
When sending email, please include your name and phone number so we may also
have the option to call you to answer your questions.This
page was last updated on November 06, 2006.
©2004 Metro Districts
Highlands Ranch
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