Columbine Knolls Homeowners Association (CKHA)
Welcome to the Columbine Knolls Home Owners Association website.
CKHA is a not-for-profit Colorado Corporation incorporated with the objective of working towards the betterment of the neighborhood by establishing and maintaining common community interest, protecting property values, and presenting a unified voice for the Columbine Knolls area residents in matters of mutual concern via covenants and restrictions. Our boundaries are West Coal Mine Road on the north, South Pierce Street on the west, West Ken Caryl Avenue on the south and South Sheridan Court on the east. Go to the Location page for more detail.
Fences in Columbine Knolls
If you need to replace your privacy fence that blew down in the recent windstorm you do NOT need to file a PIPSA (Property Improvement Request) with the HOA IF the location, material and height of your replacement fence is the same. If you plan to change the location, height or material used you WILL need to file a PIPSA with the HOA. Fence Guidelines are found on our website at Property Improvement Request (PIPSA) Architectural Control Committee (ACC) Guidelines, 6. Fences.
Ken Caryl Middle School
- KCMS school hours have changed, and they are requesting no outsiders on school property from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM when school is in session. Signage will be installed to help communicate this.
- School property is basically anything South of the tennis courts and includes the track and the two southern baseball fields.
- School activities include track, cross country, flag football, and mountain biking.
- The temporary buildings will be removed during the 2024 summer.
- The school is for 6th through 8th grades and has approximately 725 students.
- There is a special request to leash and cleanup after pets.
May 14, 2024 – HOA Zoom Meeting 7:00 pm
Virtual “Zoom”HOA Meeting Information
Meeting ID = 811 3571 2123
Password = 809963
- May 11th – Green Scheen Paint Recycle Event at St. Philip Church Parking Lot – 9-1:00 p.m.
- June 7,8 & 9, 2024 – Neighborhood Garage Sale
- July 4th – 4th of July Parade – Marker Park
- July 31st – HOA Pool Party 6-9 p.m.
- September 14th – Clean Up Day, Pool parking lot
Renew or Join Today for “2024 Membership”
Columbine Knolls Annual Membership Drive
The Columbine Knolls Annual Membership Drive for 2024 kicks off today! You will receive a letter in the mail from the Membership Committee in early January as a reminder to send in your dues.
When you join the HOA you receive a directory of HOA members, a neighborhood business discount card, and free admission to the Easter Egg Hunt, the July 4th Parade, the Pool Party (with free dinner), the Harvest Fest, and the Clean-Up Day. But most of all, you will be supporting the continued preservation of our lovely neighborhood and letting your neighbors know that you care.
You can join with a $50 check and the PDF Form or online with PayPal ($53 with their fee). If you join with PayPal, please fill out all the information on the PayPal Membership form, so you can be registered as a member of the HOA. Now’s the time. Join your neighbors. Join your friends. Join the HOA!
In January of each year the official membership drive starts. Support your community by joining or renewing your membership. By joining the HOA you are helping to build community and support the enforcement of covenants your HOA Board members work so hard to uphold. Annual dues are only $50.
All you need do is download the membership form and mail it in with your check or you can visit the Membership page and do everything online.
Step 1: Fill in online form on membership page
Step 2: Pay membership dues with PayPal or Credit Card
(* PayPal does not automatically renew your membership each year *)
Download the HOA membership form
Other HOAs in the area are:
- Columbine Knolls South / Estates $80/year dues
- Columbine Knolls South II $111/year dues
- Normandy Estates $140/year dues
Click on the topic below for more information
* Recreational Vehicle Parking & Residential Street Parking
Recreational Vehicle Parking:
The Sheriff’s Office is responsible for enforcing the parking ordinance. The ordinance allows parking of recreational vehicles (RVs) and trailers when they are parked on a public roadway for fewer than 72 hours within a seven-day period. RVs and trailers are not allowed to park on a public roadway for more than 72 hours within a seven-day period or be used as overnight accommodations on public property where not otherwise permitted. For more information and to submit a complaint, visit the Sheriff Office’s Recreational Vehicles Parking website.
Residential Street Parking:
On-street parking is not allowed in areas that are designated “No Parking” or in places where a vehicle would impede the travel lanes. Parked vehicles must avoid blocking driveways, crosswalks, access gates, fire hydrants, or sight-lines at intersections.
If you park on a roadway:
- Do not park within five feet of a driveway.
- Do not park within 15 feet of a fire hydrant.
- Do not park within 30 feet of a stop sign, yield sign, or
traffic signal. - Do not park within 20 feet of a crosswalk at an intersection. This includes marked or unmarked crosswalks (see Pedestrian Crossings).
If a vehicle is illegally parked on the roadway, please contact the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office through the Extra Patrol website or non-emergency line at 303-271-0211.
* Direct Link Broadband Internet Servicing Construction
DirectLink Broadband Internet Servicing Littleton, Colorado
Recently, Jefferson County approved the DirectLink Broadband Internet
project for our neighborhood. DirectLink is taking advantage of an existing
utilities easement and is within their full legal right to do that work. The
Columbine Knolls Homeowners Association has nothing to do with this
project. As a courtesy to our homeowners the Voice Newsletter staff has been
in contact with DirectLink as some homeowners has experienced damage to
their properties.
If you have sustained damage to your property, please call 303-529-1111
Option 4, Monday- Friday 8am-5pm. Call this number with the details of the
issue, your name, address, and phone. This starts a ticket for the reparations
team who will then put you on the list for repairs. The Direct Link Customer
Service representative said they would respond in 24-48 hours, or as best they
could.
* Xcel Energy’s Residential Natural Gas Service Replacement Program.
Mears, a Quanta Services Company, is working on behalf of Xcel Energy to replace a section of the natural gas line that serves our homes and neighborhood. This is part of Excel Energy’s Residential Natural Gas Service Replacement Program – a statewide program to renew infrastructure and continue to provide customers with safe, reliable natural gas service. They will be replacing the natural gas line along:
- Kendall Blvd From W. Ken Caryl Avenue to W. Roxbury Place
- W. Frost Drive. East to W. Indore Place
To reduce construction impact, much of the work will be done through underground boring in streets. Some of the work may also occur on side and adjacent streets, and in yards. If it is necessary to work in your yard, you will be notified, and landscaping will be restored to its pre-construction state.
The Mears Group representatives are Mark Oldemeyer and colleagues who can be reached 24/7 at phone number: 720-415-8575. Use Reference ID #106639730 to identify this project when contacting them or Xcel Energy.
* Teen Services
Colorado Lasertype will now be managing our “Teen Services” information so if your teen wishes to advertise their services like baby sitting, etc in our newsletter please contact them via email at getinfo@coloradolasertype.com