Cheyenne Pass

Key facts from Cheyenne Pass's documents

Reflects the 2007 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Residential subdivision with limited commercial and recreational tracts (Section 1 (page 3): 'All tracts shall be)

Collections & liens

Fine is a continuing lien on the tract until paid in full, with interest and costs of collection (Section 2 (page 4): 'said fine once asse)

Pets

Yes: horses, cattle, dogs, household pets allowed (Original Section 7 (page 5))

Parking & vehicles

Horse trailers, camping trailers, pickup campers, utility trailers not considered house trailers or machinery, thus permitted (Original Section 10 (page 6))

Fences

All necessary fencing constructed at owner's expense; must be pole, rail, or board construction; subject to approval of Grantors or delegated authority (Original Section 7 (page 5))

Architectural approval

Approval required for initial construction, renovation, remodeling, structures, fences; also demolition? Plans and materials must be approved in writing by Grantors or delegated authority (later Architectural Control Committee) (Original Section 4 (page 4) and Amendmen)

Setbacks / home size

Minimum 25 feet from frontage property lines for all improvements and buildings (except fences) (Amendment Section 4 (page 8))

Use restrictions

All tracts for residential purposes only, except Tract 17 (commercial/residential) and recreational tracts (Section 1 (page 3))

Voting & meetings

Majority of owners can amend or terminate covenants after initial term or during renewal periods (Introductory paragraph (page 3): 'unless)

Extracted from the recorded governing documents and cited to them; may be incomplete and is not legal advice — verify against the official documents below.