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Douglas Land Conservancy flags Perry Park entryway bench over design approvals

Perry Park Metropolitan District Board of Directors · July 2, 2026
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Summary

The Perry Park board reviewed a Douglas Land Conservancy violation notice about a new entryway pond bench, concluding the issue centers on required design approvals and agency reviews; the bench will remain in place while agencies review the matter.

The Perry Park Metropolitan District board reviewed a violation notice from the Douglas Land Conservancy regarding a newly installed bench at the district entryway, noting the concern centers on compliance with the Board-approved design guidelines and required agency approvals. Director Kirk H. Mulbach summarized the conservancy's notice and the board discussed potential approvals needed from Colorado Parks and Wildlife and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

Director Keith A. Worley said the bench will remain in place during the review process, and the board asked District Management to keep interested residents informed. Resident Jill Arthurs read a letter from Jennifer Kaufman raising the design and process concerns; Layne Vinton said she had followed Board direction and the design process. The board also clarified that a separate willow-removal violation was issued in error because Douglas County crews performed the work within the county right-of-way.