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The answer depends on who owns the property. Within CPN, open spaces are primarily owned and managed by the Metro District though, in some cases, Douglas County is the owner and manager. In addition, open spaces within an HOA are maintained by the Neighborhood HOAs. The CPN Master Association does not own property, and does not manage landscape maintenance.
With the County, Metro District, and 30 neighborhood homeowner associations involved, determining who is responsible for maintaining the open space in CPN can be quite complex. If you have a question about a specific location, the Metro District has a map that identifies the owner of every open space parcel. Contact the Metro District Parks & Open Spaces Manager.
An overview of Landscape Maintenance Responsibilities is included below, for more information, select a topic.
Open Spaces Along Major Roads
Landscaping: In general, the Metro District maintains the open spaces along major roads. In some cases, however, Douglas County owns and maintains certain portions of land in CPN. For help determining who is responsible for maintaining the landscaped areas in CPN Contact the Metro District Parks & Open Spaces Manager.
Trails: The Metro District manages and maintains the trails along major roads, including trail snow removal.
Sprinklers & Watering: The Metro District manages the sprinklers and watering of open spaces along major roads.
Questions & Issues: If you have a question about a specific piece of property, or have a concern about sprinklers or watering, contact the Metro District Parks & Open Spaces Manager.
Community Parks & Trails: In CPN, the Metro District maintains the CPN Community Parks and trails along major roads.
HOA Parks & Trails: Within an HOA, the Neighborhood HOA manages any open spaces, trails, playgrounds or other facilities that are owned by the HOA.
Sprinklers & Watering: The Metro District manages the sprinklers and watering of CPN Community Parks. Individual HOAs manage the sprinklers and watering of HOA owned grounds.
Snow Removal: Please visit the overview of Snow Removal in CPN for more information.
Questions & Issues: If you have a question about a specific piece of property, or have a concern about sprinklers or watering, contact the Metro District Parks & Open Spaces Manager.
Open Space & Common Areas within an HOA
HOA Property: Each individual Neighborhood HOA manages the maintenance of its open spaces, common areas and trails. The HOA board contracts a landscaping company to provide regular maintenance of these grounds.
Sprinklers & Watering: The Neighborhood HOA manages the sprinklers and watering of property within an HOA.
Snow Removal: Please visit the overview of Snow Removal in CPN for more information.
Questions & Issues: For questions regarding your HOA's Open Space & Common Areas, contact your HOA management company, or HOA board. For HOA contact information, visit your Neighborhood HOA.
Residential Property Maintenance
Single Family Homes: In most single family home neighborhoods, the residents are responsible for maintaining their property. Landscaping requirements are governed by the Neighborhood HOA's Covenants & Documents.
Patio Homes & Town Homes: Landscape maintenance in Patio Home and Town Home neighborhoods is provided by the Neigborhood HOA. Residents in these neighborhoods pay additional HOA dues for this service. For information on your Neighborhood HOA's services, contact your HOA Management company. Contact information can be found on your Neighborhood HOA website.
Watering Schedule: The Metro District delivers water to CPN residents. The CPN watering schedule can be found on the Metro District website.
Questions about Watering: If you have a question about the watering schedule, or your water bill, contact the Metro District.
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