On behalf of the Renaissance Homeowners Association, its members and Board of Directors, welcome to the community website. This brief summary of information has been designed to provide you with a quick overview of the Association's operations, and general services. You will also find a listing of Quick Reference Numbers for community services. If you are a new neighbor to Renaissance, we extend a special welcome to you.This is a great forum to reach all of the members of the neighborhood! We encourage you to embrace this portion of the neighborhood website! Throughout this page you will find official association documents and descriptions . However, if you click here, you will be directed to the bottom of the page where you will find all documents and meeting agenda minutes in drop down menus. Countryside Asset Management Corporation 7490 Clubhouse Road Suite 201 Boulder, CO 80301 Ph: (303) 530-0700 www.csamc.com The Board of Directors can be contacted at : office@csamc.com |
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Snow Removal PolicyThe Association accepts the City of Longmont policy on snow removal. Every owner or occupant of a premises must keep the adjacent sidewalk free and clear of snow and ice no later than 24-hours after any snowfall. Homeowners are responsible for the sidewalks surrounding their home and the Association clears any sidewalk adjacent to or in a common area at an accumulation of 2'.
As for the streets, they are City streets and the responsibility of the City to plow. However, the City does not plow residential streets unless in a blizzard condition. The only road through Renaissance that the city plows is Clover Basin Drive. -
Community MapsClick Hereif you would like to view a map of the community, or Click Here if you would like to view a map of the community including the common areas.
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Senate Bill 100 PoliciesIn 2005 Governor Bill Owens signed Senate Bill 100 into law, which places new requirements
on homeowners associations. The bill affects several aspects of the operation and governance
of Colorado s common interest communities from how board members are elected to the
policies associations are required to adopt. Homeowners associations are required to comply
with the new law by adopting policies and procedures, pertaining to the Adoption and
Amendment of Policies, Conduct of Meetings, Director Conflict of Interest, Inspection and
Copying of Association Records, Reserve Fund Investments, Notice and Hearings and
Collections.
The Board of Directors for the Renaissance Community has adopted the required seven policies
pursuant to the provisions of the Colorado Revised Statutes 38-33.3-209.5. The policies are on
file at the offices of Countryside Asset Management Corporation and are also posted online at
the Associations website.
To View the association adoption and amendment of policies click on the link below. -
Senate Bill 100 Policies and Procedures
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Renaissance Community Declaration/Covenants
HOA News and Events
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Here is the latest association newsletter. Check back soon for future updates.
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Did you miss the last Homeowners Association meeting, but would like to know what's going on? This is the place to check the Minutes and stay up to date!
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Are you thinking of adding a fence, a shed, a deck, or a pool? Have you misplaced your deed restrictions since you settled into your home? This is the place to check and make sure your plans fit into the deed restrictions of your neighborhood!
