WELCOME TO THE ST. VRAIN PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION WEBSITE

From the Board of Directors
IMPORTANT NOTICE
See Survey Results below:
St. Vrain Ranch survey on Town transformation of Central Park
St. Vrain Ranch Property Owners Association
2025 Assessments Notice
2025 Assessments: $400.00 is due April 1, 2025.
Payment Options:
- Online: Pay via ACH transfer from your checking account or credit card at www.stvrainranchpoa.org. Credit card payments incur a $15.00 fee with a 3.24% charge. Please create an account and password before paying.
- Installment Plan: Pay in two installments of $210.00, due April 1st and October 1st. A $10.00 service charge applies to each installment with a $4.50 ACH fee.
- Mail: Send a check or money order payable to St. Vrain Ranch POA and mail to PO Box 810, Firestone, CO 80520.
For assistance or questions, please visit our website at www.stvrainranchpoa.org.
New Member Account Access
The Association is pleased to announce our new member account software, EASYHOA, used by over 350 HOA communities nationwide.
Members can access documents, account notices, payment options, and more by signing up at www.stvrainranchpoa.org. Select "owner login" and use your email address.
For assistance, contact Administrator@stvrainranchpoa.org.
Town of Firestone Website information
AquaHawk: Monitor your water usage, set alerts for leaks and manage water consumption with this free tool from The Town of Firestone.Go to How-To-Aquahawk and follow the instructions.
Use Request Tracker to report your concerns to the Town of Firestone. Go to RequestTracker Firestone, CO CivicEngage
Garden in a Box program
The Town of Firestone has joined in support of encouraging the use of Colorado Native Plants, helping to reduce irrigation water and to the benefit of pollinators, which include butterflies and hummingbirds as well as bees. To that end we are happy to announce, The Town of Firestone is cost sharing each box by $25. Three choices are available for the Garden in a Box Program. The Oasis Garden and Butterfly Garden are plants that do well in full sun, poor soil and little water once established. Native Shadows are a selection of plants that do well in shady areas. Plants can be ordered starting the first week of March. Resource central.org is the web site for the Garden in a Box program.
Interested residents should go to the website for more information
New Association Policy
The Board has recently adopted updated policies based on recent legislation and HP 22-1137 affecting all associations. The new policies for enforcement and collections are located on the website under Documents - Owner must login.
HOA Task Force House Bill 23-1105
House Bill 23-1105 was signed into law by Governor Jared Polis on Wednesday, May 24, 2023. The House Bill requires, in part, that each homeowner association in the State of Colorado notify its owners of the formation of a governmental HOA Task Force, to be appointed by August 1, 2023. The task force will examine a variety of issues pertaining to homeowner rights and responsibilities. In addition, the task force will examine Colorado law as it pertains to homeowner associations and will utilize a sampling of individual association documents as part of that process.
If you have questions pertaining to the Task Force, please contact the HOA Information Office, part of the Division of Real Estate within the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies.
No action is required by you as the property owner. This notice is being sent on behalf of your Association to meet the notification requirements set forth in the Bill.
FIRESTONE MUNICIPAL CODE
Title 8 NUISANCES AND ENVIRONMENT
8.03.215 Overgrown, diseased and prohibited vegetation. A. Overgrown trees, grasses and shrubs. No person shall allow:
1. Any branch of any tree, shrub or other vegetation to overhang streets or alleys in such a manner that the branches interfere with the safe and unobstructed movement of vehicles on any street or alley; (per the Town of Firestone Neighborhood Services Officer, it is recommended that overhanging trees be trimmed to 14 feet above the street to prevent taller vehicles from hitting them (i.e., School busses, garbage trucks, snow plows, construction vehicles, etc.) or
2. Any branch of any tree, shrub or other vegetation to overhang the first eight (8) feet of space above any public sidewalk; or
3. Any landscaping, grasses, or plant material installed within site distance triangles to grow in such a manner as to interfere with or impede a motorists view of approaching traffic, traffic signs and traffic signals; or
4. Any branch of any tree, shrub or other vegetation to overhang public rights-of-way in such a manner as to visually obstruct a motorists view of traffic signs and traffic signals.
Roof Repairs / Replacement Post Hail Damage
As we come into the spring and summer months, we frequently experience severe weather that results in repairs caused by high winds and hail. Roof replacements require a DR Request Form on the Forms Page be submitted for approval. Even if you are replacing with the same color, include the brand and actual color you are using. When re-roofing with the same color, you may submit your DR request form by e-mail. If you decide to change the color of your roofing material, please mail the DR request form along with the color sample from the shingle brochure to the mailing address noted on the DR request form.
Association and Social Media
The property owners association staff and board members do not review social media sites for comments related to the association in any official capacity, nor will they respond to such comments. All correspondence with the association must be through official means approved by the association if a member desires a response.
Design Review Requests - see information under Design Review tab
Design Review Requests for Painting or re-painting house colors need to be pre-approved.
Please evaluate the exterior paint maintenance of your home verify paint requirements.
All backyard landscaping and fencing are required to be installed no later than one year following your closing date.
Please submit Design Review (DR) Requests to the Design Review Committee before starting any improvements. DR forms may be obtained at Design Review Form-see forms page.
Requests may be mailed to:
St. Vrain Ranch P.O.A.
P.O. Box 810
Firestone, CO 80520
Emailed to: designreview@stvrainranchpoa.org
Closing information on St. Vrain Ranch homes
Contact administrator@stvrainranchpoa.org for a status letter.
2025 Fees Schedule under Documents tab
SVR Survey Results
Survey Results on Town Central Park Transformation
ST. VRAIN RANCH SURVEY RESULTS: Transforming Central Park
into a professional soccer stadium and entertainment complex
OVERVIEW
After becoming aware of the proposal to transform Central Park into a professional soccer stadium and entertainment complex, the Saint Vrain Ranch Executive Board decided to send a survey to our homeowners for their feedback (See Attachment A).They were given 2 weeks to respond to the survey which ended 10-13-2025. This survey allowed a YES or NO vote and a Comments field.
Saint Vrain Ranch is a subdivision that is on the North side of Central Park. This subdivision is 200 acres with 595 homeowners that will be greatly affected by any changes to Central Park and should be heard.
SURVEY FACTS
595 # of Homes in the subdivision
582 # of Homeowners excludes 13 homes owned by a rental company
543 # of Homeowners registered in EasyHOA (email addresses available to send a survey)
217 # of Surveys completed or 40.0% responded to the survey (this return rate is exceptionally high - indicating a critical issue needing a response).
RESULTS
“YES” for Transformation 26 homeowners (12.0 %)
“NO” for Transformation 190 homeowners (87.6 %)
Returned but did not vote 1 homeowners ( 0.4 %)
217 (100.0 %)
COMMENTS EXAMPLES
From YES responses
§ I think it would be good for the local economy
§ As long as there is adequate parking
§ Enhance our property values
§ Bring business and entertainment
§ Bring new folks to the area which will add to property values
From NO responses
§ Will negatively impact our subdivision home value
§ Increased Traffic congestion
§ Increased noise
§ Increased light pollution
§ Town's infrastructure cannot handle
§ Soccer stadium is irrelevant to living in Firestone.Waste of space and money.
§ We are a Town not a City - keep us small
§ Should be presented as a ballot issue
§ We have summarily rejected the last few central park proposals
§ Add significant costs via taxes to expand roads/infrastructure
§ Increase safety risks to residents.
§ Meant to be a park for the community to enjoy - not a commercial enterprise
§ When purchased - NEVER OUR VISION FOR THIS PROPERTY!
§ The Firestone community is not large enough to sustain this development.
§ Should not be developed commercially for out-of-towners
SUREY CONCLUSIONS by the Board from the Survey Results and Comments
· A very clear response to NOT proceeding with this Central Park Transformation.
· Filling up Central Park with a stadium, hotel, restaurants, etc. was not the vision of - Central Park usage when purchased back in 2005 (see Attachment B).
· The Town voters have voted down numerous attempts to overbuild the Park which was going away from the intent of the Park.
· Reject the current Central Park soccer complex location and find a better way to develop Central Park.
· Investigate another location for a professional soccer stadium and entertainment complex like closer to I-25.
· It would ruin small town atmosphere.
· Keep Central Park as a recreational park for town residents.