FAQ

How much are association dues?

Dues are $66.80 per month for a single family home, includes trash.
Dues are 58.32 per month for a Townhome. With an additional $53.00 per month for maintanance, includes trash.
Townhome owners pay an additional $3.00 per month if they have a carport.

Where can I pay my dues?

Dues can be sent by mail to:
110 Greenway Drive
Broomfield, Colorado 80020
Or they can be dropped in the drop box outside the Pro-Shop

What amenities are offered by Greenway Park?

As long as your association dues are kept current, we offer a golf course, swimming pool, tennis courts, playground, volleyball pit, basketball court, and a horseshoe pit. Trash removal is also covered by your monthly dues.

What else are my dues paying for?

Monthly dues are used to cover the costs of running the administrative offices, grounds department and Pro-Shop. They also cover the costs associated with repair of the common areas and golf course and snow removal from the sidewalks in the winter. A portion of your dues also goes into a capital reserve fund that is used for capital expenditures so that we do not have to incur a special assessment.

Has Greenway Park ever had a special assessment?

Greenway Park has never had a special assessment in the history of the development.

What do I do if I see something in the park that needs attention by the staff?

Come to the office at 110 Greenway Drive and fill out a work order in the office.

What is the Architectural Control Committee?

The Architectural Control Committee (or ACC) is responsible for making sure that properties are kept in compliance with our covenants in the park. They write the violations against properties that are not in compliance with the covenants set forth in our governing documents. They also approve or deny project proposals for property improvements.

What do I do if I get a violation?

Read the violation carefully. There are specific timelines as to when a violation needs to be corrected. Some violations will need to be corrected within 3 days while others will need to be corrected within 30 days. As long as an effort is made to bring the property into compliance the ACC will work with the homeowner, but the timelines set forth by the ACC and the Board are very specific and fines can be levied if the homeowner fails to make an effort to bring the property into compliance. The best thing to do when you get a violation is respond to the office and make an effort to correct the violation.

I have an R/V. Where do I store it?

We have an R/V lot at the end of Cypress Street that is secured. Call the office at
303-469-1963 for monthly rates and availability as spaces are limited. There is also a $20.00 deposit fee for an R/V lot key.

When does the Board of Directors meet?

The Board of Directors meet every 3rd Monday of the month at 6:00pm at the clubhouse community room at 110 Greenway Drive.

Are the board meetings open or closed meetings?

The board meetings are open meetings and all homeowners are encouraged to attend. Renters may also attend and voice concerns that they may have but renters are not permitted to participate in any business discussions or vote on any community issues.