Author: Creekside Board

National headlines announcing Tier 2 restrictions on access to Colorado River water, a critical water resource for multiple Western states and many Native American Tribes and Communities, bring into sharp…

Under Colorado law, HOAs are required to maintain Reserve Funds to cover the anticipated costs for the replacement of or significant repairs to major common area components that the association…

In response to a large number of requests to replace turf with water-wise landscapes, the Design Review Committee led by Robert Krull proposed Interim Landscaping Guidelines for Xeriscape. Those interim…

Featured artwork by Lucy Menza, age 9  It’s hard to believe July is over!  In a few weeks, school will be back in session and the mornings and afternoons will…

With the Annual Meeting rapidly approaching, many of the conversations I am having pertain to the essential functions of the HOA. First, the purpose of our HOA is defined in…

The Annual Meeting is quickly approaching! Did you know that although there is a social component, the Annual Meeting is in fact a business meeting for the Creekside HOA? Within…

The proposed consolidated Covenants have been revised after homeowner review and feedback. The final version to be voted on has been posted on the website and can be found here….

Enforcement of the Covenants, with the intent of maintaining neighborhood quality and therefore property values, is one of the essential functions of the HOA. While it can feel like you…

A heads up that warning letters are going out shortly for parking violations. Read more to learn how to avoid a Covenant violation and a possible fine. WHAT ISSUES HAVE…

It’s hard to believe its July 01!  Happy 4th of July!  Have fun but please respect the local laws and noise ordinances regarding large and loud fireworks in the neighborhood. …