Conservatory is a beautiful community in Aurora, Colorado.  Nestled in the rolling hills, this master planned development is located approximately twenty miles south east of Denver and only seven miles from the heart of Aurora. Residents enjoy incredible mountain views, three community parks, playgrounds, a pool with clubhouse, an extensive trail system for hiking and biking, and numerous tot lots.

The Conservatory Metropolitan District (the “District”) is a special district organized in accordance with Title 32 of of the Colorado Revised Statutes. It is a public entity which is authorized to own, operate and maintain public improvements and impose taxes and/or fees to pay for such services and improvements. The area within the District encompasses the Conservatory at the Plains community (approximately 490 acres of land). The District was formed in December 2001 for the purposes of financing, constructing and maintaining public improvements for the community. Improvements acquired or constructed by the District include water and wastewater facilities, streets, park and recreation facilities and other essential improvements.

The District provides common and native area grounds maintenance on District tracts. See the Maintenance and Snow Removal Responsibility Map for specific areas of responsibility. This maintenance includes, but is not limited to: landscaping and irrigation; snow removal on arterial street sidewalks and walks adjoining the parks and open space; maintenance of community walls, fencing and monumentation; and upkeep of dog waste stations and mail kiosk structures. These services are paid for through your yearly property tax assessment. The District is governed by a five-member Board of Directors. See our Board Meetings page for more information.