In this issue:

• Traffic Enforcement - How Residents Can Participate through the DCSO
• Roxborough Tree Program
• Amendments 60 & 61 and Proposal 101
• IPS Beetle
• Sundance Ranch Open House
• September is Yoga Month
• Triple E Progress
• Entry Building
• Art Committee
• Colorado State Parks Pass
• Douglas County Sheriff's Office Golf Tournament
• Douglas County Sheriff's Office - THe Heat is On
• Douglas County School District - Be a Volunteer in DCSD Schools
• Announcements
  

To view this issue in a printable format (PDF) - please click here or click the read more link below to view online.   

Friday November 5th (set up from 10-4) and reception 5:30-8 PM

Refreshments and entertainment provided for the residents and artists

Show Saturday the 6th and Sunday the 7th from 11-5 open to the public

Click below for the application to participate. Seeking 24 exhibitors: fiber, watercolor, pottery, sculpture and wood

artists_invitation_and_application_fall2010.pdf

For any additional information please contact:  KJ Simon, chair of The Art Committee at 303.973.2800

FINAL and Adopted  - Effective December 1, 2009

Community Center and Haney Park Use Rules and Regulations

Purpose:  This document establishes the rules and regulations for operation of the Roxborough Park Community Center and Haney Park...

The document also includes the Facilities Use Agreement form 

To download the full document in PDF format, click here.

Below is a link to a YOUTUBE video of a brush fire in Reno.

Keith Worley, Forestor and Consultant says, "[The Reno fire is] pretty spectacular to say the least. This shows how a standard suburban subdivision can be at risk... regarding the realities of wildfire behavior under high wind conditions."

Check out the video with the following link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7nprYdLM9E

There are other links to this same fire on YouTube and include reference to "Reno NV Ridgecrest House" and "Six Homes Destroyed in Reno Fire" that show camera shots from other angles. The Ridgecrest shot is from the street above.

7/1/2008

To download the Roxborough Park Wildfire Evacuation Guide, please click here. (162 KB PDF document will open in a new window)

You can read the Roxborough Park Foundation's Governing Documents by clicking the links below.

The Roxborough Park Foundation is an association of property owners organized under the laws of the State of Colorado for the benefit of the common interest of the community. These documents set out the rights and responsibilities of the Foundation as well as its members.

To download the documentation items in PDF format, choose from the list of links below. All documents will open in a new window:

• Foundation Rules and Regulations - Adopted and Effective December 30, 2005  - Amended May 2010
  Read the Roxborough Park Foundation Rules and Regulations by clicking the link above.

• Amended and Restated Articles of Incorporation
  The purpose of this document, which is filed with the Colorado Secretary of State, is to give legal life to our Nonprofit Corporation and to set out only in general terms the purpose of, and membership rights in, the Roxborough Park Foundation.
  
  
• Amended and Restated Covenants
  The Protective Covenants define the essential character of the Roxborough Park community through extensive guidelines and restrictions on land use, design review, annual budgeting and assessment powers of the Board, common area use and restrictions, covenant enforcement authority, and the role of the owners in managing the Foundation.

• Amended and Restated Bylaws
  The Bylaws contain various procedural and administrative rules regarding the Roxborough Foundation.