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Press Release
The Fourth full membership meeting of the Waverly Community Group (WCG) will be held on Saturday, September 20, 2008 - 10:00 a.m. - Noon at Waverly School gym, 10431 N.C.R. 15.
Over the past year, the Waverly Community Group has discussed and debated several issues that will affect the Waverly community. These include Glade Reservoir and the relocation of Highway 287, proposed Wellington annexations and GMA plan, proposed Wellington airport, traffic issues on local rural roads & N.C.R. 15, and Owl Canyon corridor routes and paving. The Advisory committee has prepared a DRAFT Waverly Area Plan for discussion by those attending the annual meeting. Please come to discuss these and other issues and the future of our community. Several advisory committee vacancies are open. Nominations requested. Door prizes will be available from our rural community.
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February 8, 2005 Larimer County Commissioners designated a “Community Influence Area” for a geographical area bounded by LCR 11 and 21 on the east and west and 70 and 64 on the north and south; this is the WCG area. Voting members of the WCG include all adult residents residing or holding property within the geographical boundaries, owners and rental occupants alike. The Waverly Advisory Committee consists of thirteen community residents, serving staggered 3 year terms. They meet monthly or more, depending on the need for additional special meetings. WCG members are invited to attend the monthly meetings, held in the Turning Point cafeteria, formerly the old Waverly School, located on NCR 15, on the last Thursday of the month at 7pm. WCG residents who have provided usable email addresses are notified of any upcoming special presentations at the WAC meetings.
The Waverly Community Group website is www.waverlycommunity.org. On it can be found agenda of future meetings and approved minutes of past meetings as well as other documents of interest to community residents. There is a great opportunity for residents to meet their neighbors and to become proactive toward the protection, maintenance, and future direction of their rural community. To add your email address to the WCG notification list, email Helen Boggs at hwboggs@aol.com. Please include your quadrant or the address of your property. Additional information can also be obtained by calling 568-9738.


