- Why do I have to abide by the Covenants Rules and Regulations for the Neighborhood ? When you purchased your property in Stagecoach Meadows HOA , you signed documents legally agreed to abide to the written CRR’s (Covenants, Rules and Regulations) at closing via your title company. People like to buy homes in covenant controlled neighborhoods knowing they will be kept in good conditions maintain property values. Please take some time and review
- Do I need to check in the with HOA, DRC or Forestry Committee before any improvements? Yes. All Improvements require DRC (Design Review Committee) review and approval.
2.15. Improvement “Improvement” requiring approval of the DRC shall mean and include, without limitation: all construction, installation, erection or expansion of any building, structure and appurtenances thereto of every type or kind, including, but not limited to, outbuildings, patio covers, awnings, painting or coloring of any exterior surfaces of any visible structure, roofing, additions, outdoor sculptures or artwork, sprinkler pipes, garages, carports, landscaping, grading or similar disturbance to the surface of the land, change of drainage patterns or stream beds, roads, driveways, parking areas, fences, screening walls, retaining walls, stairs, decks fixtures windbreaks, signs, exterior tanks, solar equipment, and exterior air conditioning. - Do I need a DRC review for a custom street Sign ? Yes You are allowed to put up the standard Grand County Issued Firewise Street Sign without permission. Use Caution! there are buried plastic gas lines on all properies and easy to puncture.
- Can I store trailers, boats, construction equipment, building materials on my property in Public View ?
No – unless it’s in a DRC approved structure, garage or screened from public view. All structures, fences, screening need prior DRC approval.
RR Item 6. Storage. No building materials, construction equipment, commercial vehicles, or equipment shall be stored or parked on any Lot or street, except temporarily during
continuous construction of an Improvement or maintenance on a Lot, or those vehicles
stipulated in CCIOA 38-33.3-106.5. Owners may park on their Lot, personal vehicles
designated by the manufacturer as one ton or less displaying a company logo or
advertising. RR Item 9. Parking within Community Area. Motor-homes, recreational vehicles, boats,
snowmobiles, trailers, detached campers or camper shells, junked vehicles, disabled
vehicles, or other similar vehicles, shall be parked and/or stored inside a garage or
approved structure, or screened from Public View, and shall be prohibited from parking on
streets or on portions of Lots outside of driveways. All vehicles parked on Lots need to be in
the driveway or designated parking areas identified during the construction and/or
Improvement application process, approved by the DRC. Vehicle parking on streets is
allowed for no more than 24 continuous hours, or as limited in this section or in “Storage”
above, unless preapproved by the Board. Community Area is defined as 1.1. Community Area. The Association and/or individual Owners are the owners(s) of certain property situated in the County of Grand, Colorado, more particularly described on Exhibit Aattached hereto and incorporated herein by reference, which is defined in this Declaration as the”Community Area.” 2.10. Community Area. “Community Area” shall mean the real property which is subject to this Declarations - How many pets can I have ? Total of two (2) Domesticated Dogs, cats or outher outdoor pets.
- Ths RR Item 4. Animals. No animals, livestock or poultry of any kind shall be raised, bred or kept on any Lot, except that not more than two (2) domesticated dogs, cats or other outdoorhousehold pets (which must be restrained while unattended on a Lot or kept under sightand under voice control) and indoor pets such as domesticated birds or fish, will bepermitted on a Lot. No horses may be kept on a Lot. No animals may be bred, boarded or cared for on a commercial basis within the Community Area. No animal of any kind shall be
permitted on a Lot which, in the opinion of the Board of Directors, causes an unreasonable
amount of noise or odor or is a nuisance. All animals shall be controlled by their Owner and
shall not be allowed off the Owner’s Lot except when properly leashed and/or the Owner or
guardian is physically present and within sight and voice control of the animal. Each Owner
of an animal kept on a Lot shall be financially responsible and liable for any damage caused
by said animal to any Association Properties, to Lots owned by any other Persons, injuries
to any Persons, other pets or otherwise. Animal waste on your lot, open space, and along
the roadways when you walk your dog, shall be picked up and disposed of properly, and
landscaping damaged by pets shall be replaced as soon as the landscaping is visually
unattractive, dead or dying.
Dogs on