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Commission notes Heirloom Parkway referral; commissioner retracts initial 7,000-acre-feet reading

Douglas County Water Commission · October 28, 2025
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Summary

The commission reviewed a non-decision referral concerning Heirloom Parkway (a church development near Parker Water and Sanitation). Commissioner Trisha Bernhardt initially referenced a Parker "will-serve" letter she believed committed about 7,000 acre-feet; she retracted that figure at the meeting's end after rereading the letter.

The commission briefly discussed a referral concerning Heirloom Parkway (SB 2025-0611866), an application near Parker Water and Sanitation. The referral was presented as a comment-only item; commissioners reviewed a Parker Water "will serve" letter and asked staff to note any concerns.

Commissioner Trisha Bernhardt said she found a will-serve letter and initially stated it indicated the project would require approximately 7,000 acre-feet, a figure that several commissioners questioned during the discussion. At the end of the meeting Bernhardt retracted that reading, saying she had misread the will-serve letter and that the 7,000-acre-feet figure was incorrect.

No formal action was taken on the referral at the meeting; staff were asked to forward commission comments to the appropriate parties.

The commission’s review was advisory — commissioners asked staff to record concerns and to notify interested parties as appropriate.