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The Castle Pines North Master Association is the homeowners' association which covers the entire Castle Pines North community. It is governed by a 7-member Board of Directors elected by the community.

The Association performs a variety of roles - all of them aimed at improving the quality of life in our community. It takes a lead in making the Castle Pines North residents' voices heard on issues of interest to the whole community — new developments, roads, parks and school issues.

Douglas County is responsible for planning and approval of all new developments in CPN. Their process includes soliciting comments from affected parties. The Master Association is the official Referal Agency for notices of development applications which affect our community. The Master Association evaluates each of the applications, takes the lead in making the CPN voice heard in the County's decisions and coordinates community response on applications of concern (See the News and Issues section of this Web site for more on existing and proposed development)

Development review and community planning
The Master Association is the advocacy for the CPN community and for residents' concerns on issues of interest to the whole community. The Master Association receives the official County notification for new development proposals submitted for County approval. (Keep updated through the News & Issues section of this Web site)

Meetings
The Master Association typically meets on the third Thursday of each month at 7:00 p.m., at the CPN Community Center. Dates and times have varied. Please confirm the meeting time with the Association Business Manager or a Board member. Board meetings are open to any CPN resident.

  
Notice of Annual Meeting
 

Notice of the year 2000 Meeting of the CPN Master Association:

When: Thurs., Nov. 9, 2000
at 7:00 pm.
Where: CPN Community Center

Agenda:
Election of two members to the Master Association Board of Directors.

Reports of officers and committees regarding finances and other matters.

An update on the CPN Parks Authority from Tom Anderson.

Updates of the Action Committees on commercial development, schools, telecommunications and traffic safety.

       
     
             
Board of Directors Dues FAQs  
 

President
 Linda Nuzum at president@cpnhoa.org
representing CPN HOA #2

Vice President
Jim Beimers
representing Forest Park HOA

Secretary
Royann Cygan
representing The Hamlet

Treasurer
Cheryl McDade at treasurer@cpnhoa.org
representing the Retreat

Director
Todd Swift
representing Briarcliff #4

Director
Eva Mitchell
representing HOA #1

Director
Matt Osborn
representing Village Homes

Association Manager -
Contact the association business manager with questions regarding the Master Association, dues, and the newsletter mailing list at admin@cpnhoa.org

Effective January 1, we have changed the management of the CPN Master Association.

The new contact information is:

Castle Pines North Association, Inc.
7402 Yorkshire Drive
Castle Rock, CO 80104

Phone and Fax:
local: 303-265-9306 or
toll-free: 877-760-4196 or
email admin@cpnhoa.org

  

Dues notices are mailed in late April. This year reflects the first increase in dues from the $82 rate set in 1984 to the current $100 per year.

As noted on the Dues Notice, homeowners may pay the amount in full or by half installments (half now, half later in the year).
   
What are the dues used for?
Your annual dues help support the sponsorship of community-wide social events such as:
   

the Easter Egg Hunt, the Community Garage Sale, a summer event, a fall event and/or a holiday event

The Events section of this Web site details upcoming community events

   
Communications such as this web site, our e-mail alerts, our community-wide newsletter, and special mailings for important events and announcements.
   
Advocacy for the CPN community and for residents' concerns on issues of interest to the whole community. The Master Association receives the official County notification for new development proposals submitted for County approval.
   
Community improvements — e.g. paint and carpent for the Community Center, playground equipment and trees in the common areas.
   

Oversight of the Master Declarations containing the guidelines for design and covenants for CPN.

Douglas County has final authority over decisions related to new development.

The News & Issues section of this Web site addresses existing and proposed area development

 

Who maintains the existing common grounds and facilities?
The Master Association does not maintain any grounds or facilities. Several community grounds/facilities are maintained by the CPN Metropolitan District while other facilities are maintained by the local Neighborhood HOA of the area they are located in

Starting with the Parks Authority, the Master Association will be providing a large portion of the funds for new parks, trails and open space facilities.

How do the Neighborhood HOAs fit into all this?
Many CPN neighborhoods also have a "Sub-Association" (a Neighborhood Homeowners Association or HOA). The Neighborhood HOAs are funded by dues paid by its residents.

The services and dues vary for each HOA but typically cover neighborhood-level social activities, maintenance of common facilities, snow removal, trash removal and oversight of covenants and architectural design.

The Neighborhoods section of this Web site outlines the different areas of our community.

The Neighborhood HOAs section identifies who belongs to what homeowners group and how to reach a key contact.

Election Process - How are the Board of Directors elected ?
There is a defined process for election to the Master Association Board of Directors.

Architectural Design Review
The Master Association is responsible for the Design Review process of Custom Homes.

It also submits comments regarding the design of new homes built by the major developers in our community. Douglas County is the final authority for these homes.

 
             
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