Centennial, CO HOA Rules: CC&R Enforcement (2026)
Key Facts
- City review scope
- LDC-related CC&R provisions only
- Private disputes
- City will not intervene
- Required CC&R terms
- Mandatory HOA dues, lien rights
- Governing law
- LDC § 12-9-403.A
Summary
Centennial's review of subdivision CC&Rs is limited to provisions tied to LDC compliance and conditions of approval; the City won't intervene in purely private CC&R disputes between owners.
The City shall approve only those covenants, conditions, and restrictions that relate to the development approval, and its right of enforcement shall extend only to those matters and matters that substantially bear upon them. The City will not seek to intervene in purely private disputes about covenants, conditions, and restrictions.
Full Breakdown
Centennial Municipal Code § 12-9-403.A caps the City's role in homeowner covenants: the City Attorney reviews new CC&Rs only to confirm required elements, mandatory association membership, dues, lien rights, perpetual existence, and enforcement of LDC conditions, are included. Beyond that, the City will not intervene in purely private disputes about covenants, conditions, and restrictions, meaning day-to-day CC&R enforcement, such as architectural or aesthetic disputes, runs through the HOA rather than the City's code enforcement division.
Violations & Fines
The City won't cite or fine residents for violating private CC&R terms unrelated to LDC conditions. HOA enforcement, not municipal code enforcement, handles those disputes.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What must every Centennial subdivision's CC&Rs include?
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