The dues of the Carriage Hills Property Owners Association are voluntary. As such, we never issue liens or place any other encumbrances on a property. We do not prepare status letters, which are sometimes requested by title insurance companies. This web site should answer all your questions. If not, please send specific questions to carriagehillspoa@gmail.com. 

Bob Leavitt gave a presentation on the History of Carriage Hills at the Carriage Hills POA annual meeting on July 19, 2018. Here is a link to the presentation. The file is 18 MB so it may take a while to download. History of Carriage Hills.

Carriage Hills will be having neighborhood-wide garage sales in June 16, starting at 8:00 am. For locations see this map: www.carriagehillspoa.org/carriage-hills-garage-sales-june-16-2018

Participants Include:

2730 Wildwood Drive
2020 Mondale Court
727 Ponderosa Ln.
731 Sanborn Drive
630 Whispering
2449 Carriage Drive
2440 Spruce Avenue
635 Whispering Pines Drive
2461 Larkspur Ave.
211 Larkspur Ave.
337 Whispering Pines Drive
940 Ramshorn Drive

After reviewing estimates provided by three contractors on three residential culvert cleaning jobs, we have chosen Mike Griffith of Griffith Construction. All 3 contractors were knowledgeable and capable of doing a good job, but Mike’s estimated costs were lower than the other two. I have several people who were interested in having this work done and I will pass their names along to Mike. If you would be interested in having your culvert cleaned, or know of someone who might be interested let me know. Mike Griffith will visit your property and provide you with an estimate. Each resident will be contracting with Mike to have the work done. Let me know if you have any questions. You can also contact Mike Griffith at 970-449-2452 or griffithconstruction1@gmail.com.

Mark your calendar! The CHPOA Annual meeting will take place July 20, 2017 from 7:00 – 9:00 pm. It will be held at the Presbyterian Community Church, 1700 Brodie Avenue. The agenda will be included in the next newsletter. We look forward to seeing you at the meeting!

The annual slash pickup will start July 17th. It usually lasts about a week. You MUST be a current paid member of CHPOA to have your slash picked up. Please cut tree branches to a length of 4 – 5 feet. Place your pile with butt end forward near the road at the front of your property. Please note that pine needles/cones, grass, and other yard waste are not included in the free slash pickup. Adams Tree Service is handling the slash pickup for CHPOA.  

The annual community-wide Spring Cleanup Day is Saturday, April 29th from 9 – 11 am. Each year a group of Carriage Hills residents walks the open space area around Scott Ponds to pick up trash. This year I’m planning to join their project and I’m wondering if anyone would like to volunteer along with me. If we have several new volunteers we could include parts of Carriage Drive and Fish Creek Road as well as the area around the ponds. At this point I’m only looking for those who are tentatively interested. It’s still 2 weeks away and I know plans can change at this busy time of year. Please send a message to carriagehillspoa@gmail.com. I will send out details when we get closer to the date. Thanks in advance for your interest in this project! Information about Spring Cleanup Day can be found here.

On December 15th the Town Board and County Commissioners passed a new set of vacation rental regulations. Here is a link to the new Ordinance. A summary of the regulations can be found in this Denver Post article.

GID 4 road maintenance has begun. A road grader and sprayer truck were working on Ponderosa Avenue this morning (7/29/16). If you want more information on the status of the work contact the GID 4 Board. See GID 4 for the Board’s contact information.

The Carriage Hills POA annual meeting was held July 14, 2016 in the Masonic Lodge, 1820 S Saint Vrain Ave., Estes Park, CO. The agenda included guest speakers on GID4 (roads update),  code compliance, Fish Creek road update, Scott Ponds update, and invasive weeds. For additional information see the meeting minutes.