Simple modifications: Simple changes to your property such as the planting or removal of trees, bushes, or flowers do not need neighbor or board approval. Alterations of land should conform to and harmonize with existing surroundings and structures.

Moderate modifications: Ask for approval and signatures from neighbors who are in the direct line of sight THEN ask for board approval. This would be for more significant changes to the look and design of your yard or house including the paint color.

Complex Modifications: Ask for approval and signatures from neighbors who are in the direct line of sight THEN ask for board approval. NOTES: No structure, whether residence, accessory building, tennis court, swimming pool, antennae, flag poles, fences, walls, house numbers, mail boxes, exterior lighting, or other improvements, shall be constructed upon any previously developed lots and Common Areas and no landscaping performed upon those same lots and Common Areas unless complete plans, specifications, and lot plans therefore showing the exterior design, height, building material and color scheme thereof, the location of the structure plotted horizontally and vertically, the location and size of driveways, the general plan of landscaping, fencing, walls and windbreaks, and the grading plan have been approved.

Trash containers must be concealed from view by an enclosure. If the enclosure is outside of the garage, this enclosure must be approved by the HOA Board.

All clotheslines, equipment, service yards, wood piles, or storage piles should be kept screened by adequate planting or fencing to conceal them from the view of neighboring residences and streets. All rubbish, trash or garbage should be regularly removed from the Lot and should not be allowed to accumulate.

No, there is no official noise ordinance for the neighborhood. However, Jefferson County has noted that quiet hours apply to all noise sources, including non-vehicular sounds, in residential zones 10 pm - 7 am Sunday through Thursday, and 11 pm - 7 am on Friday and Saturday.

Any expense that goes toward the maintenance of common areas must be approved by the HOA Board before those expenses will be reimbursed. You can contact the Board via email or by joining one of the monthly meetings.

The homeowners association (HOA) manages rules, projects, and amenities. Attend any monthly meeting to have a vote on what’s happening in your neighborhood.

These meetings are held on the second Wednesday of every month at 7 pm. For a list of dates and addresses, please see the Meetings website page.

To view past meeting minutes or the upcoming agenda, please see the Meeting Minutes website page.

Rocky Mountain Forest Products at 11722 West 44th Ave

Start on this page: https://www.xfinity.com/planbuilder?localize=true. Once your address is confirmed, it’ll direct you to this page: https://www.xfinity.com/digital/offers/plan-builder

The HOA keeps dues low in part by asking neighborhood volunteers to help with open space clean-up. This clean-up includes tree and shrub maintenance along the creek; entrance trimming and weeding; open space trash pick-up; and other projects as needed.

Spring Clean-Up: Saturday, May 2 | any time between 8 am – 1 pm | Meet at the bridge that’s at Windy and 59th

Fall Clean-Up: Saturday, Oct. 3 | any time between 8 am – 1 pm | Meet at the bridge that’s at Windy and 59th

Saturday, August 22 | any time 4 – 7 pm

Join your neighbors for food, drinks, and great conversation. Tents, tables, and chairs will be available as well as games and a bouncy castle!

Trash is picked up every Wednesday and recycling every other Wednesday. Weather and/or holidays may impact this schedule.

You can receive notifications about schedule changes by text, email, or phone. Please visit Waste Management’s Communication Preferences Page to enroll.

For more details and tips as well, see the Resources for Residents website page.

Your HOA dues pay for trash and recycling pick up.

Fill out the Xcel Energy lighting outage online form or call 303-571-3608. You will need to give them the following information:

• Your name, phone number, email address

• Xcel account number

• Pole number: This can be found on the pole itself

• Address that the pole is located on or nearest address the pole is located at

The HOA does not pay for snow removal. The county provides this service.