Green Elm Lift Station Project

Equipment has been staged and work will soon begin on the Green Elm Lift Station located just south of Glenmere. Information door hangers are being placed today on homes immediately surrounding the lift station. Anyone driving or walking in the vicinity during the project can expect construction vehicles, workers, some noise and should exercise care when passing the site. The project is expected to last a couple of months.

Questions, concerns? Send an email to TNW.mud@gmail.com.

District Landscaping

Now that the MUD reclaim irrigation system for MUD and POA common areas is live, the MUD Board is focusing on new and replacement fall plantings to enhance green spaces within the District for the enjoyment of our residents.

As promised, the MUD Board has replaced trees and shrubs lost during the reclaim project on POA common areas along the T C Jester corridor.

The MUD Board has added a new row of Pine trees in the Terravista Detention Pond. These fast growing pines will help create additional shade along the walking path while not interfering with the wildflowers.

To create edible interest for kids and residents alike, the MUD Board has also added a row of Prime-Ark and Arapahoe brand thornless Blackberries in the Terravista Detention Pond. If we’re lucky, we may see Blackberries as early as next spring and again in the fall.

Last but not least, the MUD Board has added a variety of trees to the Villa Nova Detention Pond to fill in the gaps in the tree line between the detention pond and the Spring Creek Gulley.

Additional trees of interest are planned for the MUD Park and the Cypresswood medians within the District as the budget allows.

Questions, suggestions about District landscaping? Send an email to TNW.mud@gmail.com. The MUD Board welcomes and appreciates resident input.

Your Terranova West MUD Board