Heritage Hills has miles of beautiful brick walls, and there are a lot of important questions being asked about their future right now.

This episode is a recap of the April 2026 Brick Wall Committee meeting — covering what was discussed, what is still unknown, and why it matters to every homeowner in Heritage Hills.

Topics include who owns our brick walls, what an easement agreement could mean for homeowners, early cost estimates for both repair and replacement, what our service plan says about bond financing, and the unknown answer to how this will be funded.

You can share your thoughts with the Metro District board during its monthly board meeting on the second Friday of every month at 8:15 AM in the clubhouse and via Zoom. Every meeting includes a public comment period right at the top — even if you can only stay a few minutes, you can make your voice heard directly to the board.

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In this episode, Jill Clark, Katie Braden, and Faith Walters break down the biggest takeaways from this month's Heritage Hills Metro District board meeting.

They cover the brick wall committee and what early replacement estimates of $12-$15 million could mean for every homeowner, the newly opened Zoom access for residents to attend committee meetings, the Willow Creek Trail Project and the board's interest in connecting with smaller local contractors, water-smart landscaping alternatives ahead of Denver Water restrictions, and a construction update on the Overlook Park Pavilion.

The next brick wall committee meeting is Thursday, April 16th at 2:00 PM via Zoom. Follow us on Instagram and Facebook and visit www.FriendsInHeritageHills.com for the link as soon as we have it.

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In our very first episode, meet the three neighbors behind Friends in Heritage Hills — Jill Clark, Katie Braden, and Faith Walters. Jill has been recapping Heritage Hills' monthly board meetings for years, and now the team is expanding to dig deeper into everything happening in our community — tracking projects, covering updates, and keeping all 667 homes informed.

There's a lot to love about Heritage Hills, and a lot to keep track of. We're so glad you're here.

Visit FriendsInHeritageHills.com to sign up for updates or submit a topic you'd like us to cover. Find us on YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook — all under Friends in Heritage Hills.

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