The Canyons Metropolitan District No. 7 is the entity within your community that is responsible for several aspects of both the construction and ongoing operations for the area within The Canyons in which you live. The District was created (see “Documents” for service plan) for the purpose of building and funding the infrastructure that supports the community, such as roads, parks and open space, facilities, water, sanitary sewer, and storm drainage. The District will continue to operate certain aspects of the infrastructure, such as parks and open space, and is also responsible for design review and covenant enforcement within the community.

This website provides information about the formation of the District, as well as useful links and documents to help you with landscaping, design review, and covenants. Welcome!

Notice of Public Meeting

Additional information is available on the Meetings page.

Documents

Quickly find the information you need.

Services

View the services and utilities for your community.

Board & Elections

View the board members and district election notices.

Transparency Notice

Pursuant to section §32-1-809, Colorado Revised Statutes, Transparency Notices must be provided annually to the eligible electors of the district no later than January 15 of each year.

2025 Disclosure Notice, No. 7 (PDF)

What is a Metro District?

Find resources to learn more about Metropolitan Districts.

Important Notice

HB23-1105 Required Notification of HOA Task Force & Metropolitan District Task Force (PDF)

District Boundary Map

Map showing The Canyons Metropolitan District Nos. 5, 6, and 7 in pink, sized ±1,270.0 acres.

Overall Map, Nos. 5-7 (PDF)

  • A large barn-like bridge structure with a dark roof in a grassy field surrounded by autumn trees under a blue sky.
  • Rural landscape with a barn-like bridge structure, colorful foliage, and a clear blue sky.
  • A landscape of rolling hills with dry grass, scattered shrubs, and a clear blue sky with clouds.
  • A landscape with dry grassy fields, rolling hills, and a large blue body of water under a clear blue sky.
  • Modern building called The Exchange with dark siding, large windows, stone chimney, and landscaped garden.
  • Aerial view of a modern clubhouse called The Exchange with a dark exterior and metal roof, surrounded by landscaped grounds and a parking lot.