The discussion at City Hall was all about what to do about the Marjorie Perry Nature Preserve water viewing area or as I will refer to it, the MPNP. Located off South Holly Street between Belleview Avenue and Orchard Road, in what is known as The Preserve. The Preserve is a rare community that lives in harmony with its natural surroundings. The 45-acre Marjorie Perry Nature Preserve is the centerpiece of the neighborhood. Home to wildlife, and nature flourishes here. Walking and biking trails extend along the Highline Canal as it runs 1.5 miles through The Preserve on its 70-mile course through Denver, and many views of the mountains can be seen here. Many say this is the BEST place to have a viewing area oh so nice. The plans include 3 sitting/viewing areas, nature native to Colorado and our surrounding areas. The trails will feature plants, shrubs, and trees that are very nicely placed, including one which is planned to be cut and placed on its side on the path to provide beauty and a resting place. The plans for the MPNP are extensive and absolutely amazing! Once it is finished in late 2012, I will make a visit.
To view the plans please click here…
http://www.preservegv.com/about/nature_preserve.html
Baily Call
I was born from a construction worker and hardworking woman; I am the youngest of 5 girls. My family is one prided on hard work, and determination. I am a junior at Cherry Creek and plan on going to University of Vermont. I plan on getting a Bachelor of Arts in history and minor in Holocaust Studies. I hope to one day travel New England and soon after, the world!
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