Coronavirus (COVID-19)

The HOA Board of Directors understands that life is stressful, now more than ever, due to: 

• Business closings and resulting layoffs and loss in pay.
• The many changes and restrictions in freedom imposed by the government.
• At the height of the pandemic, many homeowners had difficulty in finding essential cleaning supplies and certain foods.  That continues to a lesser extent, even now.

In March 2020, the Board decided to temporarily ease street parking and other rule restrictions (except the most serious of safety concerns such as parking in front of a fire hydrant, parking over the sidewalk, or parking near a stop sign or street corner).  In May 2020, the loosening of restrictions will come to an end to coincide with the easing of the State of Colorado imposed stay-at-home order.

Also in March and April 2020, the Board implemented actions to waive late fees, interest, admin fees, etc on most HOA homeowner accounts amid layoffs/pay-cuts due to COVID-19 and increased stress on families. 

By end of year 2020, the Board expects the financial and emotional stresses will ease somewhat and HOA dues collections, late fees, and late interest will resume.  HOWEVER, if your family has any kind of financial issues, please contact the management company (if you have communications issues with them then contact a board member HERE), and we will be happy to help you make payment arrangements for the future, in order to further ease any kind of financial stress you may have.

The HOA owned park, playground, and basketball court are open and will remain that way unless state or local government guidelines direct them to be closed or other extreme conditions exist in the future.  The use of the park is at the discretion of homeowners, and parents themselves will decide if their children will play at the park or on the playground.

Park rules are still in effect for the safety of homeowners and guests who continue to enjoy the park. Those rules can be found HERE.