Serendipity Catering
Serendipity Catering was recently chosen as the in-house food and beverage vendor for the café at the new Superior Community Center at 1500 Coalton Road. The Serendipity culinary team offers a creative menu to meet a wide range of dietary needs with an emphasis on locally, seasonally, and humanely sourced ingredients. Serendipity Catering was established as Colorado’s first certified green caterer. Serendipity Catering is not “going green”, it was “born green”. We welcome the Serendipity team to the Town of Superior!
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Board and Advisory Groups
In-Person First Fridays Coffee
at the Superior Community Center
Please join fellow residents and Superior Town Board Members for First Fridays Coffee hosted by the Town Board Friday, July 2, from 7:45 to 9:30 am. This is an informal conversation about all things Superior. Stay for a few minutes or the whole time, as your schedule allows. Coffee and light snacks will be provided.
Superior Community Center is located at 1500 Coalton Road.
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Recent Town Board Actions from the June Meetings
Review the most Recent Town Board Actions from the June 2021 Town of Superior Board Meetings.
Planning Commission Seeks New Members
The Town of Superior is currently seeking new members to fill two vacancies in the Planning Commission. This commission is a body of nine appointed residents who serve the Town by providing review and recommendations of future development.
The Planning Commission meets the First and Third Tuesday of each month at 7:00 p.m., unless otherwise noted on the upcoming meeting and events calendar. PC meetings are currently using the Hybrid meeting format.
For questions or to learn more about the Planning Commission please contact Steven Williams, Planning and Building Manager, at 303-499-3675 ext. 131.
Interested persons are invited to visit the Planning Commission webpage to review the Commission’s Work Plan and videos of previous meetings to see the Commission work to serve the community.
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Get your FREE Home Energy Squad Visit and start saving money today!
Limited number available
Get your home ready for summer and take advantage of this promotion from Superior's Advisory Committee for Environmental Sustainability (ACES)! ACES is covering $50 for 20 Home Energy Squad® standard or plus visits on a first-come, first-served basis. Be sure to mention you live in Superior to receive your discount. Read the details on this page to see which Home Energy Squad visit is right for you!
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Charge electric cars at home — the new way to fuel up
Ever wonder why your neighbor’s car looks like it might be plugged in? Because it is!
Charging an electric car at home is the newest way to fuel up a car. Driving electric allows you to ditch antiquated and inconvenient gas stations. Instead, when you get home simply use the cable that came with your car to plug it into a regular three-prong outlet and you’ll be ready to roll the next morning. Visit Boulder County’s Electric Vehicle Resources and Information page to learn more about federal and state tax credits and other incentives available to help you go electric!
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Community Sustainability Framework
The Town’s Community Sustainability Framework identifies five milestones for the development and implementation of a sustainability plan.
• Milestone 1: Conduct a Sustainability Assessment (May 2021-July 2021)
• Milestone 2: Establish Sustainability Goals (May 2021-September 2021)
• Milestone 3: Develop a Strategic, Adaptable Sustainability Plan (August 2021-Early 2022)
• Milestone 4: Implement Strategies (2022--)
• Milestone 5: Monitor, Measure and Adjust (2022--)
The Town of Superior Sustainability Plan will include short, medium and long-term strategies to advance the Town’s sustainability goals. There will be opportunities for public engagement throughout the planning and implementation process. Stay tuned and check the Planning for Sustainability webpage to learn how you can get involved!
Visit www.superiorrec.com for updates and information about Parks, Recreation and Open Space.
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Now Hiring! Guest Service Associates and Lifeguards
The Town is looking for upbeat applicants who love to work with the public to fill key positions at the new community center and the Superior pools. If you are interested in finding out more and applying for one of these positions, please visit the Town of Superior Employment Webpage.
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 The 2021 Water Quality Report is now available and can be viewed by clicking on the graphic above.
Important Information About Your Utility Bill
The Town of Superior has been monitoring COVID-19 crisis on a regular basis since early 2020. Because of this pandemic, the Town decided to suspend water turn offs for non-payment as residents were economically impacted by the pandemic. We recognize that access to clean water is a vital component to reduce the spread of the virus. However, as the State of Colorado has moved to “Level Clear” in May per the State Health Department, we would like to give all our residents an advance notice that the Town will reassess late fees to statements due on 7/5/2021 (per Section 6 of the Superior Metropolitan District No. 1 Rules & Regulations) and resume disconnection of service (per Section 7 of the Superior Metropolitan District No. 1 Rules & Regulations).
The Town will continue to assist individuals who have been economically impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic and are struggling to pay their past-due utility bills. We will work with you to set up a payment plan that meets your needs.
Please contact the Utility Billing office at 720-304-6797 or via email utilitybilling@superiorcolorado.gov to discuss your options; and remember, a partial payment is better than no payment.
Disposing of Large Household Items
If you have large household items to dispose of, there are local options available.
Both the Town and Rock Creek HOA provide trash and recycling collection services through contracts with Waste Connections, and the firm provides year-round large item pick-up to residents for a small fee. Call 303-288-2100, or visit wcdenver.com to find out more and schedule a pick-up day.
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Recycling Options - Recycle Row
What and where is Recycle Row?
While the street isn’t actually named “Recycle Row,” the 1.2 mile stretch from 63rd Street and Valmont down to 6400 Arapahoe Ave. is now home to every current City of Boulder and Boulder County Zero Waste facility. This makes it possible for residents and businesses to easily recycle, compost or reuse almost every discard item they would have. ecocycle.org
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