Elizabeth, Colorado
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Elizabeth, Colorado
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PUBLIC HEARINGS SCEDULED Community Revitalization Partnership (CRP) The CRP Program is a program provided by Downtown Colorado, Inc. in which Downtown Colorado, Inc. arranges for a team of four private consultants, specializing in various fields, to facilitate four focus groups. The focus groups are intended to provide perspective for the team of consultants on the challenges faced to establishing a vital downtown from the differing segments of the community and to help the community identify actions to enhance the downtown area. On Tuesday, August 25, 2009 the team of consultants presented their findings and recommended actions. The program is partially funded through a grant from the Colorado Department of Local Affairs. Additional information can be found http://www.downtowncoloradoinc.org. Elizabeth CRP Final Presentation
Presentation to Board of Trustees Our Mission:“To maintain a small town atmosphere, while encouraging community pride and responsible economic growth.”The Town of Elizabeth has been in existence as a small, stable community since the late 1890’s. Located in the western portion of Elbert County, Elizabeth is approximately 45 miles southeast of Denver. The Town is sited at an elevation of 6,530 feet and is set in a unique pine forested area. Elizabeth has been recognized as Tree City USA by the National Arbor Day Foundation. The primary transportation access to the Town is Highway 86 which runs in an east/west direction. The Town of Elizabeth is largely influenced by its proximity to communities in Douglas County, including Parker, Castle Rock and the Denver metropolitan area. Approximately 80% of the population of Elbert County live in western portions of the county and around the Town of Elizabeth. Many residents commute to Denver and its southern suburbs to work and shop. The Town’s future is, therefore, closely tied to the growth potentials of Colorado’s Front Range communities. The Wild Pointe Wal-Mart Project is an Elbert County Project. You can get information on the project from Elbert County. Contact Information
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