On
this website you will find information about the Applewood Sanitation
District's (ASD’s) news,
district background, rates and fees, board activities, frequently asked questions (FAQs), what to do in a sanitary sewer
emergency, customer service support, contact information, and helpful
links. Briefly, ASD is a special district formed under provisions of the
Colorado State Statutes to provide neighborhood sanitary sewer services. The District
operates under the direction of five elected Board members, who oversee the operations, maintenance and capital improvements of the wastewater collection system which delivers
wastewater to the Metro Wastewater Reclamation District in Denver for treatment.
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Payments, Fees and Deposits:
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APPLEWOOD SANITATION DISTRICT is pleased to announce that we are now able to take payments online. By working with the Colorado Statewide Internet Portal Authority (SIPA) on their secured platform, you can click on the box below to make your payment with a credit card or e-check. Credit cards accepted are American Express, Discover, Mastercard, and Visa. A portal administration fee for credit card payments or electronic check payments will be charged and retained by the Portal, not APPLEWOOD SANITATION DISTRICT.
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A convenience fee of $1 will be charged for payments made using an electronic check regardless of the transaction amount.
The convenience fee for credit card are as follows: the amount of the (payment + $0.75 x 2.25%) + $0.75. Example for a payment of $10.00 = ($10 + $0.75) x 2.25% = $10.75 x 2.25% = $0.24 + $0.75 = $0.99. Your card would be charged $10.99 for the transaction.
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If you prefer to still pay by paper check: - Make out to Applewood Sanitation District- Mail to P.O. Box 1109 Golden, CO 80402-1109
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District News
Last Updated: 1-22-2021
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Online Payments
- We are pleased to announce that we are now able to take payments online. Please see above for more information.
COVID-19 Update
- We are implementing staffing plans to ensure customer service representatives are available by phone and email during business hours Monday - Friday, 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM.
- The administration building is closed to public walk-in traffic. Payments may be completed via the online payment option above or mailed to P.O. Box 1109 Golden, CO 80402-1109.
- Field activities focused on repair and maintenance are still being performed. If you see our technicians working in the field, please allow them the space they need to safely accomplish their work.
DENVER AREA RESIDENTS ARE REMINDED TO ONLY FLUSH TOILET PAPER
As Denver area communities face a toilet paper shortage caused by the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19), the Metro Wastewater Reclamation District (Metro District) reminds local residents to refrain from flushing anything other than toilet paper – including:
- All types of wipes (even wipes labeled as flushable)
- Paper towels, napkins, facial tissue, and all other paper products
- Toilet bowl scrub pads
- Diapers
More information can be found via this link here.
Notice of Election Cancellation
There were not more candidates for director than offices to be filled, including candidates filing affidavits of intent to be write-in candidates; therefore, the election to be held on May 5, 2020 is hereby canceled. See the full notice via this link here
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"FLUSHABLE" WIPES
Sanitary sewer systems around the world have a new enemy, FLUSHABLE WIPES. Flushable wipes are personal wet wipes, moistened towelettes, baby wipes and disinfecting wipes. The "flushable" or wet wipes can be easily flushed down the toilet, but they won't dissolve. Some manufacturers insist that wet wipes can be flushed away by your toilet but that doesn't mean they won't cause a problem underground. The wipes can float along in the sanitary sewer main coming in contact with grease and fats from cooking, ultimately creating a mass of grease and wipes that can build up to a point that they could potentially clog the sanitary sewer main. Once the sanitary sewer main becomes clogged, the sanitary sewer will back up causing the sewage to enter into homes and businesses. Please don't flush wipes down the toilet and as always, please don't pour cooking grease or oil into the drain. Go with the flow!
Rate Analysis
The District Engineer conducted a rate analysis in 2017 to help the Board identify a sustainable strategy for balancing income and expenses, including reserve fund needs. One goal of the analysis is to develop a transparent plan for rate increases, so the community can better understand the process and plan accordingly in the future.
Clear Creek Crossing
To our valued customers who may be concerned regarding the new construction, please be assured all of the infrastructure (sanitary sewer mains and services) are being installed at the developers expense and will be deeded over to Applewood Sanitation District free of charge after initial acceptance. Applewood Sanitation District operations will not be effected by the new development and the District will continue to service our customers at the highest standard of excellence and at the best rates available. If you have any further questions or concerns, please contact our office at 303-232-6883.
District Website
We have updated and added new content to our website to better serve our customers. Ongoing updates will be published on a regular basis.
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