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Projects
Parker Jordan Centennial Open Space (PJCOS)
More than 107 acres of formerly private open space land along Cherry Creek
in the City of Centennial was purchased in September 2009. Some of this
open space was homesteaded in 1864 and will open for the first time to
hikers, runners, cyclists, naturalists and other outdoors enthusiasts.
The site, to be known as Parker Jordan Centennial Open Space, will provide
one of the last missing pieces of a permanent regional trail in a 40-mile
stretch from Confluence Park in lower downtown Denver to Castlewood Canyon
State Park in Douglas County.
The Parker Jordan Metropolitan District acquired the property in two
separate transactions. The first in September, 2009 for $2.18 million from
the family of Joanne Dransfeldt Fetters and John Fetters Jr., which has
owned and farmed the land since 1939. The property annexed by Centennial
in 2006, was for 80 acres and the remaining 27 acres was acquired in
January, 2010.
On October 15, 2010 the City of Centennial became partners with the
District by buying into one-half ownership of all 107 acres. This created
the new name for the property now known as the Parker Jordan Centennial
Open Space.
DOGS AND OPEN SPACE
Please be reminded that no dogs are permitted to run or not be on a leash
in the Parker Jordan Centennial Open Space (PJCOS) Area. Dogs are
regulated by Section 7-7-410 of the Centennial City Code and may be
punished in accordance with Section 7-7-170(e) of the Centennial Municipal
Code. Please contact Bill Bellerdine, Sergeant Centennial Animal Services,
at 303.325.8070 or
wbellerdine@hsppr.org with any complaints related to off leash dogs in
the open space.
 It is your duty (dooty)!
PJMD with City of
Centennial Special Warranty Deed and Bill of Sale 2017-12-28
PJCOS with City of
Centennial Real Estate Purchase 2017-12-22
PJCOS 2016 Annual
Mitigation Monitoring Report 2016-12-19
ALTA-ACSM Land Title
Survey Map
PJMD MPIC Real Estate Open Space Purchase
Agreement 2009-07-24
PJMD MPIC Easement
Agreement 2009-09-10
PJMD MPIC_Temporary Access
Easement Agreement 2009-09-10
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City of Centennial Open Space
Advisory Board tours PJCOS with the Board, May 27, 2014. From left
to right: Ron Monk, Olivia Mayer, Karen Hamilton, Gail Wells, Leah
Baker-Camper, Craig Klosterman, Councilman Mark Gotto and Kevin Pettway,
PJMD Board member. |
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August 4, 2012 - Board of
Directors/City of Centennial/Arapahoe County/Tagawa Gardens unveil the
dedication plaque at the Grand Opening of the PJCOS Centennial Open Space. (L-R) Nancy Sharpe,
Arapahoe County Commissioner, Ken Lucas, City Council, Cathy Noon,
Mayor, Norm Sheldon, President, Ron Weidmann, City Council,
Clint Waldron, Director, Keith Gardner, City Council, Cal
Lennon, Director, Bill Lamberton, Director, Jim Tagawa, Tagawa
Gardens and Mike Cornelsen, Vice President. |
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