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The
Conifer Mountain Homeowners Association
is an association of property
owners in the Conifer Mountain
Subdivision located in Conifer,
Colorado. The Association
is incorporated as a non-profit
corporation of the State of
Colorado . Its primary purpose
is to promote and protect the
common interests of the residents
and property owners in the subdivision. Its secondary purpose is to encourage
and organize neighborhood social
events and community improvements.
The
Association is governed by a Board of Directors elected
by members of the Association.
The
members of the current Board of
Directors are:
Dave Abernethy - President
Darlene Pickett - Vice President
Nancy
Richardson - Treasurer
Ruth Schmieden - Secretary
Carol Ziller - Member At Large
Under
the terms of the Articles of Incorporation and the corporation
by-laws, all property owners
in the Subdivision are eligible
to become members of the Association.
They become so by paying
annual dues, the amount of which
is set by the Board of Directors
with the approval of the membership.
Only paid members of the Association
have voting rights. Currently,
annual dues are $35.00.
Property owners may choose to
exercise voting rights for each
building lot owned in the subdivision,
but to do so, annual
dues must be paid for each lot. Dues may be paid by sending a
check, made to the Conifer Mountain
Homeowners Association, to P.O.
Box 39, Conifer, CO 80433-0039.
The
activities and powers of the Association
are defined by the by-laws, which
may be revised by the members
of the Association at their annual
meetings.
Among
the powers and activities of the
Association is the enforcement
of the protective covenants of
the subdivision, which define
a set of restrictions and uses
applying to the building
lots of the Subdivision.
The
Association normally meets twice
a year, in May and November, to
conduct business. The Association
also sponsors an annual picnic
for members and property owners
to meet and socialize.
If
you have questions or comments
about the Association, please
feel free to email any of the
board members.
Privacy
Statement: Conifer Mountain
HOA does not and will not sell,
distribute, or release any personal
or non-public information of any
association homeowner to any third
party, unless expressly permitted
by the homeowner. Any unauthorized
use of such information by third
parties obtained in other manners,
via public domain or via the internet,
is not endorsed or approved by
the HOA board.
Webmaster: Don Jacobs
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