Cotton Woods HOA

What Cotton Woods HOA's governing documents say

This is a set of board meeting minutes for the Red Rocks Subdivision HOA (which appears to be the master association for the Cotton Woods HOA community in Fruita, CO). This document records discussions and decisions about maintenance and infrastructure issues, not the full set of rules for residents.

• What the document covers: These are meeting minutes from the board of Red Rocks Subdivision HOA, covering drainage ditch maintenance, irrigation pond cleaning, path regraveling, sidewalk erosion, common area plant replacement, sign maintenance, a fiber-optic internet proposal, a new treasurer, and a possible fence rule change.
• Common area maintenance issues: The board discussed and/or approved: regraveling a dirt path ($3,500), replacing 8 plants ($900), removing a yucca plant and repainting a sign ($350), and cleaning the settling pond for the irrigation pump (about $900 each time, possibly 3-4 times this season).
• Drainage and water management: The Compton Ditch, which provides irrigation, carries return flow, and acts as a flood retention area, is overgrown and clogging, causing water to back up onto the HOA path. The board is waiting for a maintenance resolution. A sidewalk on the west side has erosion damage that needs repair to prevent structural failure.
• Fencing rule change: The board wants to explore amending the HOA's CC&Rs and city rules to allow 6-foot fencing along common areas.
• Fiber-optic internet proposal: Clearnetworx is requesting to use the existing neighborhood fiber network to supply internet, and if a contract is signed, other providers would not be able to use that network.
• What this document doesn't cover: This document does not list any rules for residents—no pet restrictions, no leasing rules, no architectural standards, no assessment amounts, and no age restrictions. It only records board discussions and decisions about common-area maintenance and infrastructure.

Plain-language summary generated from the governing documents on file for this community. It may be incomplete and is not legal advice — read the full documents below or consult the official recorded versions.