The Lakes at Centerra Metropolitan District
Metropolitan Districts are governmental entities and political subdivisions of the State of Colorado, designed to serve as perpetual quasi-municipal corporations, each operating with an elected five-person Board of Directors. The primary purpose of the Districts is to finance public infrastructure required by the development and to provide an ongoing governmental structure for the operation and maintenance of district improvements and facilities.
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The Centerra Metro district contracts with the High Plains Environmental Center (HPEC) for native area maintenance and other landscaping services. HPEC is involved with the Chapungu Sculpture Park and has helped to make the Lakes at Centerra Colorado’s only Certified Community Wildlife Habitat. HPEC is located within the Lakes at Centerra and works to educate communities to become replicable “living laboratories” which demonstrate restorative examples of land-stewardship, native plants, and wildlife habitat.
Jim Tolstrup, Executive Director at HPEC, and his team put together this new video showcasing their efforts in Centerra and at The Lakes.
Suburbitat: Restoring Nature Where We Live, Work, & Play – YouTube
Location
City of Loveland, ColoradoEstablished
2007Website
The Lakes at Centerra Metropolitan DistrictPhone Number
970-617-2473District Team
- Bryan NewbyDistrict Manager
- Jake DowningDistrict Administrator
- Jennifer OndracekAccounting Manager
- Rupesh BaralAccountant
- Stanley HolderCapital Project Manager
- Dillon GamberFacility Operations Manager