Author: Matthew Menza

We are receiving a trickle of votes for the consolidated covenants and encourage you to get your votes turned in.  The consolidated covenants are a necessary requirement to bring the HOA in compliance with state laws.  Additionally, we’ve worked hard to ensure the old non-applicable language was removed while updating areas that needed more clarity….

The Creekside tradition of holiday luminarias is a favorite of many long term residents. Want to see the tradition continue?  We need a leader to coordinate this event. There is a budget of $570 for materials and the HOA will assist in announcing events and recruiting volunteers. Contact the Board if you will volunteer to…

Signed into law in June of this year and in force as of August 9, 2022, HB22-1137 (commonly known as the Homeowners’ Association Board Accountability And Transparency Act) requires revision of several Creekside HOA policies including the Covenant and Rule Enforcement Policy and Collection of Unpaid Assessments Policy.  The updated policies have been posted. Collection…

With the website redesign, the Creekside HOA has added an email newsletter. Have some important news you want to share with the neighborhood? Have an event you want to advertise? Send your news item to the Secretary. Include your name, address, and telephone number. Submissions may be edited for content or length. News items may…

September is a time to reflect on 9/11, a day that resulted in my military deployment in support of our country following the loss of innocent Americans to violent extremism. Please remember 9/11 and the sacrifices made by many for our freedom.  This month’s message is long because there is much to cover after the…

The proposed consolidated Covenants have been revised after homeowner review and feedback. Ballots were mailed on August 29th and are due back sixty (60) days from the date of mailing (October 28th).    

A big thanks to Robert Krull for taking over the Design Review Committee (formerly known as the Architectural Review Committee) when Jackie Wahl retired from that position after serving many years (thank you Jackie!). Robert had a great PowerPoint presentation to share at last night’s Annual Meeting, but the technology didn’t cooperate. I’m posting it…

After many years of service, Dave Bartel has officially retired from the Board of Directors. Over the past year, Dave worked with the new Board as we transitioned into our roles. He provided invaluable institutional knowledge and reminded us of the importance of tradition. Dave is not escaping the Creekside HOA entirely – he will…

The Creekside tradition of holiday luminarias is a favorite of many long term residents. Want to see the tradition continue?  We need a leader to coordinate this event. There is a budget of $570 for materials and the HOA will assist in announcing events and recruiting volunteers. Contact the Board if you will volunteer to…

Signed into law in June of this year and in force as of August 9, 2022, HB22-1137 (commonly known as the Homeowners’ Association Board Accountability And Transparency Act) requires revision of several Creekside HOA policies one of which being the Conduct of Meetings Policy.  The updated Conduct of Meetings Policy has been posted. Conduct of Meetings…