What exactly is PA20? |
PA20 is a sub-homeowner's association of the Westridge area in Highlands Ranch. Officially titled "PA20 Landscape Maintenance Association Inc.," PA20 was created in June 1992 by Mission Viejo (the original property owners) during the filing of 110 with Douglas County. Our sub-homeowners association was created because Douglas County required a 15 foot easement of land, which includes the grass, trees, fence, and sprinkler system directly across the street from Coyote Creek Elementary. PA20 was formed as a non-profit corporation within the state of Colorado to oversee and maintain the property for the mutual benefit of the community. |
Who oversees the group? |
There are currently four elected volunteer members of PA20: Jim Bowlus, President / Homeowner Relations Jim Fraser, Vice President / Property Maintenance Rick Murray, Treasurer Brice Bradly, Secretary Dean Stanberry, Board Member |
Are the board members paid? |
| No - the elected members of PA20 receive no compensation for their work. It is a volunteer position. |
Why do I need to contribute? |
| The assessment is collected from all 1,533 Westridge community homeowners and helps towards maintaining the 15 foot easement of land. |
What happens if I do not contribute? |
| When purchasing your home in this subdivision, you automatically came under the jurisdiction of the PA20 sub-association. The paperwork you signed included agreement to this assessment fee much the same as the agreement to pay the Highlands Ranch Community Associate (HRCA) fees. If payment is not received, you will first be notified. If payment is not received after the notification, then a lien will be filed on your home with Douglas County. All legal fees and filing fees will be added to your account. |
I have a question that is not addressed here. |
| Please contact the PA20 board at board@pa20.org. |