New Association Policy

The Board has recently adopted updated policies based on recent legislation and HP 22-1137 affecting all associations. The new policies for enforcement and collections are located on the website under BYLAWS/FORMS.

HOA Task Force – House Bill 23-1105

House Bill 23-1105 was signed into law by Governor Jared Polis on Wednesday, May 24, 2023. The House Bill requires, in part, that each homeowner association in the State of Colorado notify its owners of the formation of a governmental HOA Task Force, to be appointed by August 1, 2023. The task force will examine a variety of issues pertaining to homeowner rights and responsibilities. In addition, the task force will examine Colorado law as it pertains to homeowner associations and will utilize a sampling of individual association documents as part of that process.

If you have questions pertaining to the Task Force, please contact the HOA Information Office, part of the Division of Real Estate within the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies. No action is required by you as the property owner. This notice is being sent on behalf of your Association to meet the notification requirements set forth in the Bill.

FIRESTONE MUNICIPAL CODE

Title 8 – NUISANCES AND ENVIRONMENT

8.03.215 – Overgrown, diseased and prohibited vegetation. A. Overgrown trees, grasses and shrubs. No person shall allow:

1. Any branch of any tree, shrub or other vegetation to overhang streets or alleys in such a manner that the branches interfere with the safe and unobstructed movement of vehicles on any street or alley; (per the Town of Firestone Neighborhood Services Officer, it is recommended that overhanging trees be trimmed to 14 feet above the street to prevent taller vehicles from hitting them (i.e., School busses, garbage trucks, snow plows, construction vehicles, etc.) or

2. Any branch of any tree, shrub or other vegetation to overhang the first eight (8) feet of space above any public sidewalk; or

3. Any landscaping, grasses, or plant material installed within site distance triangles to grow in such a manner as to interfere with or impede a motorist’s view of approaching traffic, traffic signs and traffic signals; or

4. Any branch of any tree, shrub or other vegetation to overhang public rights-of-way in such a manner as to visually obstruct a motorist’s view of traffic signs and traffic signals.

Last modified on December 18th, 2023 at 1:25 am