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Chapparal Sage A Publication of the Chapparal Homeowners Association www.chapparal.org October 2013Chapparal Sleigh RideSun., December 1, 2013The Annual Chapparal SleighRide event is scheduled for Sunday,December 1st, 2013 from 5-8 p.m.Latigo and Sonya Biggins will hostthe event at 7202 S. Chapparal CircleW. The tent arrives on Sunday morning for set-up. We need both adult andteenage volunteers for the followingpositions: Set-up in the morning of the event Santa helpers Serving beverages Stocking the Food table Assisting Children with Crafts Clean-up after the event Monitoring Street Barricades (3) Dispatching the Sleigh Taking Sleigh Ride Reservations1 month prior to eventPlease contact Dan Hartman 303699-1605 if you can help with anyof the volunteer activities. If youare planning to decorate the outside of your home for the holidays,please consider having it donebefore the Sleigh Ride on Sunday,December 1st, for the enjoyment ofthe carolers.Independent Financial ReviewCommittee Finds No FinancialIrregularities In the Associations FinancesMembers of the Financial Committee: Ken Brunk, Don Ewigleben, Dan Hartman, MaryAnn Neumann and Monika Bromley. The Committee unanimously agreed that the currentlyused accounting practices appear adequate for a community with a treasury our size andappear to accurately reflect the tracking of receipts and disbursements of HOA funds. TheCommittee unanimously agreed that an annual audit, as stated in the HOA by-laws, is simplynot good business for Chapparal. The cost of such an Audit would be in the area of 20,000each year. The Committee unanimously recommends to the HOA Board that a third partyReview of the financials is conducted every 3 (three) years and that the report of the Reviewis provided to the Board. The Committee believes this level of review is sufficient for obtaining Board and Community comfort around the financial reporting of the HOA.Financial Committee 2014Budget RecommendationsThe financial committee has recommended to theBoard two Budgets for 2014. One is Desired Budget,which reflects the results of the survey and would requirea 2/3 vote of the community to increase the dues to payfor the increased expenses. The other, Reduced Budget,shows a reduction in expenditures to stay within theincome of the 2014 dues.Budgets: On the website (chapparal.org click on documents) there are two budgets which were presented atthe HOA meeting on Monday night showing an estimatefor a three-year review. The budgets in the Newslettershow both the ones from 9/9/13 and the actual amount fora three-year review as well as the increase in the yearlybudget for future reviews. See inserts.Fall Community Clean Up: Sat., October19thChapparal HOABoard MeetingMon., Oct 14th 7 p.m.Creekside Elementary SchoolA free dumpster will be available at the pool on Saturday, October 19th from 9:00 a.m.to 5:00 p.m., or until the dumpster is full. In case of inclement weather, this event will becontinued to the following Saturday, October 26th. Residents will be asked to sign in beforedumping, and to verify that no hazardous waste materials are being dumped. No exceptions.The dumpster is only for items not easily collected by the weekly garbage truck. WasteManagement allows the following on the weekly pick up:continued on page 2TO PLACE AN ADVERTISEMENT:www.ColoradoLasertype.com 303-979-7499 getinfo@ColoradoLasertype.com
Page 2Chapparal Sage / October 2013Fall Community Clean Up, continued from front page UNLIMITED Household TrashUp to 10 Bags plus 4 Bundles of Yard wasteBranches cut to 4Ft. Lengths, Bundles of less than 12” indiameter. Up to 4 Bundles. Christmas Trees cut to 4Ft. Lengths Large Items - Furniture and Appliances* These will bebilled individually to the homeowner.A homeowner has offered to have a trailer at the SaturdayClean up and will take appliances, old weights, lawn equipmentetc.to be disposed of for recycling. He will help put the items onthe trailer. Once the trailer is full that will be the limit of appliances etc. that he can take this time. If you have questions pleasecontact Ken at 720-300-0236All children are encouraged to participate in the Fall CommunityClean Up, with prizes being given to the top winners. All garbagecollected by the children will be weighed at 12:00 pm.Thank you for your past co-operation in the Spring CommunityClean Up. We were able to get so much more into the threedumpsters with everyone’s cooperation. In 2014, there will betwo free dumpsters in the spring and two more in the fall.Hazardous waste materials may not be put into the dumpsters.By definition, hazardous waste includes materials that canbe harmful and should never go into your community’s regulartrash.Common examples include: Automotive products (antifreeze, fluids, motor oil) Batteries (home and car) Cathode ray tubes (TVs, computer monitors) Fluorescent light bulbs and ballasts Household cleansers Medicines Mercury (thermometers, thermostats) Paints, latex and oil (must be dried) PesticideThere will also be a limit placed on concrete/brick items.Chapparal Homeowners AssociationBoard of DirectorsPresident: Christopher Worley president@chapparal.org, 720-289-4040Vice President: Dan Hartmanvicepresident@chapparal.org, 303-617-1605Secretary: Monika Bromleysecretary@chapparal.org, 303-699-6707Treasurer: Jean Worleytreasurer@chapparal.org, 303-693-8989Director: Jackie Andersondirector@chapparal.org, 303-300-4450Newsletter CoordinatorJean Worley. treasurer@chapparal.orgACC CoordinatorDan Hartman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . accchairman@chapparal.orgChapparal Metro District Board MembersPresident: Garry Cornish . . . . . . gcornish@gcornish.com, 303-693-4431Vice President: Gerry Weaver . . . gnweaver@comcast.net, 303-699-6033Treasurer: Tom Lash . . . . . . . . . . . tom.lash@comcast.net, 303-617-9911Secretary: Randy Baham . . randyb@wasteconnections.com, 303-484-1532Director: Steve Cooper . . . . . . . . crengineering@msn.com, 303-807-3019The Board meets the second Tuesday of the month at Fire Station#42 on Parker Road at 3:00 p.m.The Chapparal Homeowners Association, a non-profit homeowners association, publishes the Chapparal Community Newslettermonthly. To submit articles, please call a Board member.AdvertisingThe deadline for advertisements is the 15th of the month forthe next month’s issue except the Jan. issue which is Dec. 6th.To place an ad, call Colorado Lasertype, 303-979-7499To find the ad rates and discounts, go to www.ColoradoLasertype.comand click on the “Advertising Rates” link.email: getinfo@ColoradoLasertype.comAppearance of an advertisement in this publication does not constitutea recommendation or endorsement by the publisher or the association of thegoods or services offered therein. The opinions expressed in this newsletterare those of the individual authors and not of the Board of Directors of yourassociation or the publisher. Neither the Board, publisher nor the authorsintend to provide any professional service or opinion through this publication.Sign up for City of Centennial News by email:www.centennialcolorado.comCommunity WebsiteTo access the community website for the first time, logon tochapparal.org click on the green “register” link in the memberlogin box. Enter 4711 for the code, hit enter and then follow thesteps to create your account. This website is to communicateitems of general interest to homeowners. You may also whenregistering, choose to receive email blasts, which are sent outregarding upcoming events, lost pets etc.Doc LibraryChapparal is a covenant community. On the Chapparal website,you will find a list of our governing documents and policies. Ifyou did not receive them at the time of your house closing orhave forgotten what they state, see them on www.chapparal.org.Sign up to receive Arapahoe County Emergency Alertsby phone or email: www.ArapahoeSheriff.orgOnline NewsletterIf you would prefer to get your newsletter online andare still getting a paper version please let Jean know atgeneworley@aol.com. You will need to register at thecommunity website in order to receive the newsletter online.ACWWAFor any water or rate concerns, please contact ArapahoeCounty Water & Waste Management (ACCWA) directly at303-790-4830. Location: 13031 East Caley Ave. in Centennial.For more information, please visit www.ArapahoeWater.org.Emergency/After Hours: 303-886-2059.
October 2013 / Chapparal SageApplying for ACC ApprovalThe application for approval for a home improvement project can be found on the chapparal.org website. After you login,click on DOC LIBRARY, then Architectural Control, then ACCDesign Request Form. Dan Hartman is the ACC Coordinator. Ifyou need further information, you can contact him at 303-6171605 or dan.hartman@stoneriver.com. Allow 30 days for theapproval process.Waste ManagementThe new contract from Waste Management is for the periodof March 1,2014 to February 28, 2015 contract year.The fee is 126.60 for each customer for the year. Last yearthe fee was 123.55. Waste Management will supply 2 freedumpsters in the Spring and 2 free dumpster in the Fall for community clean up.The invoice will be sent out in early January with a due dateof February 15th.If you have any questions or would like to become a customer, please contact Jean at 303-693-8989 or geneworley@aol.com.ACCThe Association is looking for someone to volunteer forthe ACC chairperson position. The ACC chairperson has beenjuggling two HOA jobs lately and is looking for someone to helpout by taking the position.Top Ten Reasons to Volunteer1. When you stay home you get too many telemarketing calls.2. Your family could use a break from you.3. You might need help yourself some day.4. It’s hard to win a game of solitaire.5. Soap operas all sound alike.6. If you don’t go out each day, you get old.7. Why let your boss have all the fun in life?8. The car needs a workout.9. Your mom would be proud of you.10. Who cares about money?But seriously, most requests are processed via email so it’sfairly quick and easy. The ACC chairperson should regularly tryto attend the HOA meeting 9 times a year. Will train. If interestplease email dan.hartman@stoneriver.com or call evenings at303-617-1605.Arapahoe Library ClosingsMonday, October 14 – Staff Development DayPot Hole RepairNominating CommitteeFor the 2014 election a nominating committee will be formedto make nominations for the election on February 10th. The committee will consist of 3 members, one from the Board and twofrom the Association. Please contact Ken Brunk (kenbrunk@msn.com) if you are interested in serving on this committee.Janene’s Gourmet Cooking Page 3I provide fabulous and healthy food.Cooking can be at my kitchen or at your home.You can have any number of meals at home.Parties with Meals or Appetizers – 4 to 100 people.I can give you samples of foods.720-480-5722www.janenegourmetcooking.com jbren@wisepassage.comwww.centennialcolorado.com or24 HR Call Center 303-325-8000MARKET ON YOUR CALENDARSaturdaysCALVARY TEMPLESaturdaysSOUTHWEST PLAZAMAY 4 - OCTOBER 26Southwest PlazaSE Parking LotWadsworth & Bowles8am-2pm or SelloutMondaysHAVANA EXCHANGEMAY 4 - OCTOBER 12200 South University8am-2pm or SelloutTuesdaysHIGHLANDS RANCHJULY 9 - OCTOBER 29At Highlands Wine Seller6668 Timberline Rd.10am-3pm or SelloutSundaysHIGHLANDS RANCHMAY 5 - OCTOBER 27Highlands RanchTown Center Square9288 Dorchester St.10am-2pm or SelloutWednesdaysLITTLETONJUNE 17 - SEPTEMBER 2JUNE 12 - OCTOBER 302712-2892 SouthAspen GroveHavana StreetLifestyle CenterHavana & Yale7301 S. Santa Fe Dr.HEAT IDGE10am-3pm or Sellout JUNE 13 - OCTOBER 31 10am-3pm or Sellout4252 Wadsworth Blvd.10am-3pm or SelloutThursdaysWRFor more information call theMetro Denver Farmers’ Market Hotline303-887-FARMwww.denverfarmersmarket.com
Page 4Chapparal Sage / October 2013Amendment to the Solar Panel ResolutionSubject: Amendment to Resolution Regardingthe Installation and Placement of Solar PanelsEffective Date: The Resolution Regarding the Installation and Placementof Solar Panels adopted March 11, 2013 is hereby amended as follows:1. Panels must be designed to appear as if they are an integral part ofthe roof by matching siding and roofing materials.2. All panel materials must conform and harmonize with existingsurroundings and structures.3. No exterior plumbing may be visible from adjoining streets andstructures.4. Panels must be configured such that the array is either a square orrectangle. 5. Solar arrays must not have any missing panels withinthe geometric shape.6. Only the structure necessary to support panels can be exposed. Whenpanels are mounted flat on the roof, any extra support structure mustbe located under the solar array and cannot be visible.7. No reflective materials are allowed to prevent glare.8. ACC approval is required before any work is done.9. Once the work is done, the ACC will require, in writing, proof ofcompliance and applicable building code satisfied permits.10. The ACC may adopt and impose reasonable restrictions on thedimensions, placement or external appearance of solar panels that donot significantly increase the cost of the solar panel or significantlydecrease the performance or efficiency of the solar panels.11. The ACC may waive any provision of this Resolution in the eventthere is a practical difficulty or unnecessary hardship.12. Any questions regarding this policy should be directed to the ACCfor clarification.Adopted September 9, 2013Monster Mash, Halloween BashSaturday, October 19, 6-9 pm, Family SportsCenter, 6901 S Peoria St., Centennial.Come enjoy a spooky laser tag challenge, eXerGame Zone, inflatables, bumper cars and the climbingwall. From 8-9 pm, enjoy a Halloween skate and costume contest. Skate rental included. No masks due tosafety concerns. For information, call 303-708-9500.Blood ScreeningsOctober 15-18, 7-9:30 amBuck, Goodson, and Lone Tree RecreationCenters & Family Sports CenterUniversity Hospital professional staff screenscholesterol and over thirty other blood components.Appointments are available or on a drop-in basis.12-hour fast required. Lone Tree Recreation Center, 10249 RidgegateCircle, Lone Tree on Tuesday, October 15. Goodson Recreation Center, 6315 S. UniversityBlvd., Centennial on Wednesday, October 16. Douglas H. Buck Recreation Center, 2004 W.Powers Ave., Littleton on Thursday, October 17. Family Sports Center, 6901 S Peoria St., Centennialon Friday, October 18For more information, call 303-730-4610.Get Ready for Fall!Beaver Stump Grinding& Tree ServiceQuality Service atReasonable RatesSince 1995 Tree TrimmingTree RemovalBush RemovalStump GrindingRock WallsRR TiesSod WorkTop SoilWood ChipsFall Yard Clean-up GuttersRoto-TillingHaulingSprinkler RepairPower WashingFencesGardensTrees PlantedChristmas LightInstallation & RemovalFull Service LandscapingAll Debris Removed All Materials Recycled24/7 Year-Round ServiceLocally Owned & Operated Licensed & InsuredPreston,303-829-8414We can designyour ad for you!Call us to ask aboutour reasonable rates!Business Cards Advertisements FlyersNewsletter design & publications forbusinesses, HOA’s, & other organizationsWe also do black and white printing.C oloradoL asertypeYour neighborhoodnewsletter publisher303-979-7499www.ColoradoLasertype.com
October 2013 / Chapparal SagePage 5Chapparal 480 Homeowners Association MeetingMinutes of the meeting held: Monday September 9, 2013Board members in attendance: Christopher Worley, DanHartman, Monika Bromley, Jackie Anderson and Jean WorleyCommunity in attendance: Midge Able, Lou Sachs, KenMacDonald, Ian & Kelly Broughton, Lina Fletcher, Jim &Cathy Noon, Doyle & LuAnn Tinkey, Bob Seib, Mike Irby,Kathy &Jim Knobbe, Mark Maybury, Donna Sanderson,Karen Watson, Doug MacCarthy, Don Ewigleben, PamelaDaiss-Sitzmann, Susan Brunk, Ed Godin, Latigo Biggins,Adam Carmel, Roiyayne & Kent Sellers, Eric Maurice, DavidAnderson, Richard Wigton, Scott Cowperthwaite, Jim & MayAnn Neumann, Phyllis Hood, Tom & Terri Lash, Carol &Tom Kopecky, Brian Cox, Michael Cross, Wayne Lauer, PhilBucher, Thomas & Carmen Rentzios.Chapparal has 260 households and 38 households wererepresented at the HOA meeting.I. Call to order 7:07 pma. Minutes for June10, 2013II. Treasurers Reporta. Settlement for unpaid past dues has been completed.b. New Waste Management contract. Fees 126.60 withfour free dumpsters, two in the Spring and two in theFall. Last year the fee was 123.55 and if you had arefund from the late start in 2011the fee was 118.60.c. Agreement with CPA for three-year review will cost 6000.d. Financial information will be posted on the web site.III. Financial Committee Updatea. The Financial Committee unanimously agreed that theaccounting appears to accurately reflect the tracking ofreceipts and disbursement of HOA funds.b. Two proposed budgets were presented: Desired ServicesBudget and Reduced Services Budget. These will be available on the website chapparal.org. under Documents.c. Results of the survey were discussed. Respondents want thecurrent level of services but do not want their dues increasedby the amount needed to fully fund the services.IV. Architectural Review Committeea. Two denials;b. A shed request due to the material of the shed.c. A request to add additional solar panels. The homeowner currently has a legal settlement agreement with the Association.ACC cannot modify a legal settlement agreement between ahomeowner and the Association.d. Multiple approvals for roofing, landscaping and paintingV. Chapparal Metro Districta. A representative was not present to report to the community.VI. Old Businessa. Solar Panel Policy Amendment1. The Solar Policy Amendment was discussed. Duringhomeowner discussion a suggestion was made to add thefollowing: “The ACC may adopt and impose reasonablecontinued on page 6
Page 6Chapparal Sage / October 2013Chapparal 480 Homeowners Association Meeting Minutes, continued from page 5restrictions on the dimensions, placement or external appearance ofsolar panels that do not significantly increase the cost of the solarpanel or significantly decrease the performance or efficiency of thesolar panels” to the policy. A motion to add the amendment wasmade and seconded. It passed 5-0.2. The question as to whether the amended policy was valid wasraised. Upon reviewing the Policy for Creating New Policies, it wasshown that the original Policy was legally passed.VII. New Businessa. Dumpster WeekendOctober 19th was set as the date for the Dumpster Weekend. Thereis one free dumpster available to the community. It will only beavailable on Saturday October 19th. Information article will be inOctober Newsletterb. Artificial Turf PolicyThe President requests that a policy for artificial turf be created.New state laws prevent HOA’s from denying artificial turf for anyreason. Currently the HOA could not prevent someone from makinghis or her lawn orange and purple. The Board would like a minimalpolicy in place, which specifies green only, and a minimal materialquality.c. Settlement agreement request:The Board agreed to amend the original settlement agreement toallow two additional solar panels. The homeowner is required tohave their attorney draw up the new agreement with the correctdrawings of the installation. The cost to engage their attorney willbe their consideration for the change in the original agreement. ThePLEASE VOTE FORMARK GOTTOAS YOUR NEXTDISTRICT 3 CITYCOUNCILMAN ONNOVEMBER 5TH(Mail-in ballots outOctober 15th)Combines Executive Experienceand City Service Former VP of a Fortune 200 company Managed over a 10 million budget Serves the city on the Open SpaceCommission Represents his Homestead Farm IIHOA at the Centennial Council ofNeighborhoodsrequester had been notified in June in the ACCdenial that he would need to apply to the Boardfor a change in the legal agreement. He did notapply or ask for a change until the night of theSeptember 9th HOA meeting.VIII. Othera. The Director asked to be placed on the agendaand spoke to the homeowners regarding herconcerns.b. A motion to remove the President as a directorwas made and seconded. Discussion followedand it was found that the Board could not removeanother director without cause. The motion wasamended to remove the President as an officerand was seconded. The motion failed 4-1.XI. Homeowner Discussiona. A homeowner inquired into what it would take tohave a legitimate Recall election. The Presidentagreed to look into what it would take to removea director according to our Bylaws. The item willbe placed on the agenda for the next meetingOctober 14, 2013The meeting adjourned at 9:53 p.m.EVOTGottoMarkCentennial City CouncilDistrict 3ISSUES I’M PASSIONATE ABOUTProperty Values and EconomicProsperityDrive the “Living in Place” initiativefor seniorsImprove our neighborhood roads andsnow removal processOpen space projects that improve ourcity’s quality of lifeFor details on Mark’s plans, go to MarkGotto.comPaid by Mark Gotto Campaign
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DESIRED SERVICESDRAFT BUDGETDesiredServices2014Draft Budget 2014BudgetINCOMECD - Interest 100.00HOA Dues 19,414.00Waste Management - For 218Current WM CustomersInterest on Late Dues 27,598.80Interest on Money Markets 35.00Late Fees 50.00Status Letters 700.00 20.00Total Income 47,917.80BudgetEXPENSESImage Fee 60.00Review * 1,670.00Second Review ** 5,000.00Waste Management - For 218Current WM CustomersSnow Plowing 27,598.80CPA*** - 0State Taxes 50.00Federal Taxes 335.00 5,000.00Discretionary4th of July Event 3,000.00Trash Bin Rental 800.00Winter Holiday Event 3,000.00Total Discretionary 6,800.00OperationsService ChargePostage/ paperDORARegistrationDomain NamePostage / paperSB 1278Domain NameSB Cencon1278 Membership FeeColorado LicenseCencon Membership FeeCreekside Room RentalColorado LicenseDirectoryCreekside Room RentalInsuranceDirectoryLegal FeesInsuranceContingency ****Legal FeesStatutory ComplianceContingency ****TotalLegalFeesStatutoryComplianceManagement ServicesTotal Legal FeesMiscellaneousManagement ServicesNewsletterMiscellaneousWelcoming CommitteeNewsletterTotal OperationsWelcoming Committee 15.00 400.00 20.00 10.00 400.00 15.00 10.00 30.00 15.00 10.00 30.00 35.00 10.00 800.00 35.00 900.00 800.00 900.00 10,000.00 500.00 10,000.00 500.00 700.00 36.00 700.00 2,724.00 36.00 100.00 2,724.00 100.00 10,500.00 10,500.00 5,795.00Total OperationsTotal Expenses 5,795.00 62,808.80Total ExpensesNet
not good business for Chapparal. The cost of such an Audit would be in the area of 20,000 . Vice President: Gerry Weaver. gnweaver@comcast.net, 303-699-6033 Treasurer: Tom Lash .tom.lash@comcast.net, 303-617-9911 . Up to 10 Bags plus 4 Bundles of Yard waste Branches cut to 4Ft. Lengths, Bundles of less than 12" in .
