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Please do not trespass on the golf course as the operators are getting the course ready to open in the next week.  We have received complaints about litter and people walking their dogs, dogs digging the grass surfaces, dog waste being left, etc.  Thank you for your cooperation, and we look forward to the course opening soon.

Warm Regards,

Community Preservation Association  

Just a friendly reminder that the last night for holiday lighting is Tuesday, March 31, 2020.  On Wednesday, April 1st please make sure all outdoor holiday lights are off for the season.

The Community Preservation Association (the “CPA”) sincerely hopes you, your family and friends stay healthy and safe during these potentially stressful times with the recent coronavirus outbreak. 

We at the CPA will do everything we can to keep regular office hours and to staffing to serve you.  We ask that you call into the offices for inquiries rather than come in person if possible.  Most information can be found on our HOA website, www.communitypreservationassociation.com, but we are happy to help with any questions you may have.  

Upcoming Board meetings will likely be held via conference call for the foreseeable future, in order to promote social distancing. We will post information on upcoming meetings on the website.

Warm Regards,

Community Preservation Association

March 9, 2020

            Re: Maintenance Responsibilities in Overlook

Dear Overlook Neighborhood Owners:

            We are writing to follow up with you on comments made at the most recent annual meeting of the Community Preservation Association (the “Association”) regarding the allocation of maintenance responsibilities in the Overlook benefitted neighborhood (“Overlook”). At the annual meeting, some of the owners in Overlook requested that the exterior maintenance responsibilities for the homes in Overlook be assigned to the individual owners rather than the Association. The Association’s responsibility for exterior maintenance is a recorded covenant and this change would require an amendment to the Amended and Restated Master Declaration of Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions for the Community Preservation Association for Hideout Canyon (the “Master Declaration”).

            The Association’s Board of Directors (the “Board”) has discussed this request among itself and with the Declarant. The Declarant and the Board have determined that the exterior maintenance responsibilities will not be shifted while the Overlook portion of the master development project is still being built out and the Master Declaration will not be amended at this time. The Association and the Declarant may revisit this issue once all homes in the Overlook are complete and sold.

            The Board greatly appreciates your comments regarding this issue as well as your attendance at and participation in the Association’s annual meetings.

Sincerely,

Wrona DuBois, PLLC

Melyssa D. Davidson, Esq.