The Columbine Valley Homeowners Association Board of Directors is currently comprised of eight homeowner volunteers who function as the stewards of the Association in protecting, preserving and enhancing the quality of life of the community residents, as well as the value of the property owned by the members individually and collectively. The Board meets the fourth Tuesday of every month at the Town Hall, #2 Middlefield Road.

The 2009-2010 Directors are as follows: 

President: Brad Brady

Vice President: Maureen Lentz

Treasurer: Carol Brewka

Secretary: Kathy Boyle

Directors: Steve Marks, Linda Schenkein
     
    

Committees:
The Columbine Valley Homeowners Association Board of Directors has established two standing committees, as well as four volunteer member committees: 

      Standing Committees:

      Architectural Control Committee: This long-standing committee is 
      responsible for reviewing and approving Columbine Valley "Old Town" 
      homeowner's building and remodeling plans.   Mark Best serves as the
      chairman of the ACC.   Homeowners should contact Mark at 303.347-8949 
      to submit architectural plans for review, along with a completed
      Building Plan Submission Form and the following review fee made payable to the
      Columbine Valley HOA:

$100 for construction projects under $100,000

$250 for construction projects over $100,000

      Water Committee: This long-standing committee is responsible for working 
      jointly with Columbine Country Club to coordinate the groundwater usage for
      lawn watering among Columbine Valley "Old Town" homeowners. 


      Volunteer Member Committees: 

      The Columbine Valley Homeowners Association Board of Directors invite 
      homeowners to join one or more of the committees that have been established to
      enrich our community. It's a great way to get involved, meet neighbors and have
      some fun at the same time. 

      Social Committee: This committee helps to plan and implement our summer
      and holiday homeowner parties. 

      Hospitality Committee: This committee plays an important role in 
      celebrating our neighbors' good times and helping during the difficult times. We 
      welcome all new homeowners to the neighborhood with a welcome gift, acquaint 
      them with the area and make them feel at home in our neighborhood. We also 
      send sympathy cards as circumstances arise. 

      Entrances/Holiday Decorating Committee: This committee helps to plan
      the summer and holiday "look" of the community including decorations, lighting
      and plantings. 

      Street Ambassadors: This committee helps keep neighbors informed about
      happenings in our community.  Street Ambassadors make calls to neighbors
      regarding social events, distribution of flyers, etc.


Anyone interested in volunteering for one or more of our committees should contact Brad Brady, Columbine Valley Homeowners Association president at 303-972-4570.