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1. When will the Community Center be available for rent?

The Commons Community Center has been available to rent since October 1, 2022.

2. What are the current planned Harmony Master Homeowners Association amenities (Open to Harmony HOA members only)?

• The Commons Welcome Center is the smaller building that houses some Association offices. It’s located to the left of The Commons Community Center.
• The Commons Pool facility is located behind the Commons Welcome Center. It is for resident use only and includes a splash pad, pool with lap lanes, slide, and changing rooms.
• The Dog Park is located to the right of The Commons Clubhouse. It is for resident use only and has two sections: one side for small dogs, and one for larger dogs.
• The Commons Clubhouse, the largest building, which houses amenities such as our fitness center, aerobics rooms, kitchen, and additional Association offices.

3. What are the current planned Powhaton Metro District No. 2 amenities (Open to the public.)?

• The 6.5-acre park (currently unnamed) that’s located west of The Commons, includes the playground, basketball court, volleyball court, pavilions, and a large event/sports lawn. 
• The trail system has 4 major trails providing connectivity throughout the community.

4. What is the timeline for opening the amenities?

• Harmony Master Homeowners Association Amenities
  • The Commons Welcome Center – Now open
  • The Commons Pool – Now open
  • Dog Park – Now open
  • The Commons Clubhouse – Now open
• Powhaton Metro District No. 2 Amenities
  • 6.5-Acre Park (currently unnamed) – Now open.
  • Trail system – Now open.

5. When will The Commons Community Center open?

The Commons Community Center opened on July 6th, 2022.

6. Why are Metro District amenities open to the public?

The District is a public entity funded by taxes, therefore requiring the amenities to be public. Because these are public areas, the Association has no ability to control activities in the area.

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1. What is an assessment?

To accomplish the many tasks for which is its responsible, the Association must have operating funds for daily maintenance, repairs and administration, as well as adequate replacement reserve funds for major repairs or replacements for common property. In order to obtain these funds, all members within your community are required to pay assessments to the association. The Board of Directors will establish assessment rates each year and adopt the annual budget for your community.

2. Will my assessments ever increase?

While we work hard to contain expenses, periodic increases in your assessment may occur to cover the rising costs of operations and maintenance of your community. The Board of Directors will establish assessment rates each year and adopt the annual budget for your community.

3. When are my assessments due?

Assessments are due January 1, April 1, July 1, and October 1 of each year.

A quarterly payment statement for Association assessments will be mailed to the mailing address provided generally 30 days prior to the due date. Assessment payments must be received by the due date to avoid late fees.

4. Who are the current Board members?

James Spehalski, President

Roger Hollard, Vice President

C.J. Kirst, Treasurer

If you have something that you would like to communicate to the Board, please contact them through your Community Manager.

5. Who do I contact in the case of an after hours Association-related emergency?

Contact the CCMC Emergency After Hours Line at 800-274-3165.

6. Where can I find my account number to pay my assessment?

You can find your account number on your quarterly statement.

Don’t have your statement to reference? That’s okay! Email your name and Harmony street address to the Community Manager to request your account number.

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1. Is there a Facebook page for Residents to have access to?

Yes, The official Harmony Master Homeowners Association Facebook page can be found here.

As we do not recognize Facebook as an official communication channel, we ask that if residents have community questions or concerns, to please contact the appropriate staff member directly via email instead of messaging the Facebook page, as it is very easy for staff to miss a question.

2. How do I sign up to receive the Harmony Happenings E-Blast?

The Harmony Happenings E-Blast is our publication for residents only. If you are not receiving the newsletter, please click here to sign up!

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1. How soon after closing on my new home do I need to install landscaping?

Per the CC&Rs, Article 10.12, landscaping must be installed within 180 days after closing. Please remember that all exterior modifications, additions to your home or any structural changes must have prior written approval from the Association. Download the Design Review Application and submit to your Community Manager to apply.

2. What color do I need to stain my fence?

Diamond Vogel

Regal Brown - Solid Latex

#GS214SO

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1. What is the difference between the HOA and Metro District?

Harmony residents reside within an HOA and a Metro District. The HOA owns and is responsible for The Commons (pool, community center, welcome center, dog park, fire pit), covenants enforcement, has its own Board of Directors, and is funded by quarterly assessments paid by Homeowners and Builders. The Harmony Master Board of Directors has hired CCMC to manage the daily operations, accounting, and billing for the HOA.

The Metro District (Powhaton Community Authority) manages all of the parks, walking trails, and private drives throughout the Harmony community and has a separate Board of Directors from the HOA. The Metro District is funded through property taxes and a quarterly operations fee. The Powhaton Community Authority Board of Directors has hired CCMC to provide partial management services for the Metro Districts. The Metro District is managed and supported by several different agencies. 

Click below to view the different areas of responsibility for each entity. 
Harmony Maintenance Map

2. What do my HOA Assessments go towards?

Assessments paid by Homeowners go to support the general operations of the Association, such as staffing, utilities, reserves, events, general maintenance, and contract payments such as landscaping, snow removal, and pool management. The Association budget is accessible to all Homeowners in the Documents section of the website or by request. 

3. What does my HOA do?

• Enhance Property Values
• Maintain aesthetically pleasing amenities and common areas
• Preserve owners' investment
• Provide social events and opportunities to connect

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1. How do I set up my trash and recycling service and request bins?

Email Waste Connections directly at tammy.easdon@wasteconnections.com and let them know that you live in the Harmony community. They will schedule bin delivery for you! Pick up day is Thursday with recycling picked up every other Thursday in week “A.” Download a copy of the Recycling Calendar here. You will be billed for trash/recycling service along with your quarterly assessments statement.

If you have questions, need to report a missed pick up, or request trash and recycle bins please contact Waste Connections directly at 303-791-3827.

2. Where do I pick up my mailbox keys or get a replacement key?

Harmony’s mailboxes are managed by USPS. Keys can be picked up at the post office located at:

16890 E. Alameda Pkwy. Aurora, CO 80017

(303) 227-5443

If you have questions, concerns, need new keys, broken key or mailbox, or any other mailbox related question please reach out to USPS directly as the Association does not maintain the boxes or have keys.

3. Who do I contact to set up the utilities for my new home?

The Association is not responsible for homeowner utilities. If you have questions or concerns regarding your utilities or need to set up service, please contact the below companies that service the Harmony community.

Water – Aurora Water – 303-739-7388 

Gas/Electric – Xcel Energy – 800-895-4999

4. Who is responsible for snow removal?

Homeowner

As a homeowner, you are required to maintain your property and the sidewalks bordering your lot. This maintenance includes snow and ice removal and landscape care. Corner lot owners are responsible for the sidewalks on all sides of their lot, not just the front.

To ensure pedestrian safety, the City of Aurora code enforcement officers respond to citizen complaints concerning lack of snow and ice removal from sidewalks.

Contact Access Aurora at 303-739-7000 with any snow or ice removal concerns. Please wait 24 hours from the last snowfall before reporting a violation.

City of Aurora

The streets within Harmony are maintained by the City of Aurora, including snow removal and other road maintenance. As of the 2020-2021 winter season, the City will plow Harmony’s feeder streets (Alameda, Robertsdale, and Ellsworth). Snow Removal maps are available on the City of Aurora’s website.

If you would like to voice a concern regarding the streets, please contact the City of Aurora directly at 303-739-7000.
City of Aurora Snow Removal Map Harmony is located on the North 7 map.

Metro District

The Powhaton Metropolitan District is responsible for providing limited snow removal service for District-controlled trails, parks, drive courts, and collector road sidewalks.
Metro District Snow Removal Map

Association

The Harmony Master Homeowners Association is responsible for snow and ice clearing at The Commons (amenity center) only.

5. Who do I contact if I am interested in volunteer opportunities?

Contact your Lifestyle Director with information about community volunteer opportunities.

6. Who do I contact about a dead tree or other maintenance issues in the common area?

Contact your Community Manager to report any maintenance issues in the common spaces.

7. How do I find warranty information about my house?

The HOA does not have any information regarding home warranties. You will have to contact your builder’s warranty department directly.

• D.R. Horton – https://www.drhorton.com/warranty 
• Richmond American – https://www.richmondamerican.com/warranty-services 
• Dream Finders – https://www.dreamfindershomes.com/warranty-information/

8. How many homes will Harmony have at completion (buildout)?

Harmony is currently planned to have around 3900 homes at buildout. This number can change.

9. What hours are construction crews permitted to work within the community?

Per the City of Aurora, construction crews are permitted to work 24 hours a day within the following parameters:

• 7 am – 9 pm: cannot exceed 55 decibels
• 9 pm – 7 am: cannot exceed 45 decibels

Within the hours of 7 am – 5 pm construction crews are allowed to use machinery that falls within an industrial sound level such as the equipment being used in the community for home building.

If you believe that a builder is not following the parameters above you may file a complaint with Aurora Code Enforcement at 303-739-7280 or at neighborhood@auroragov.org.

10. How do I sign up to receive emergency alerts?

The Association does not have the means to provide you with this information. However, the City of Aurora has an alert system set up for residents. Sign up to receive emergency alerts here.

11. Who do I contact about people firing off fireworks?

This is not a matter that the HOA can monitor or provide violations for. Please call the Aurora Police Department non-emergency line (303-627-3100) to report the use of fireworks. In case of an emergency, always dial 911.

12. What are the community's leash and pet laws?

All pet restrictions and leash laws are put in place by the City of Aurora. Visit their website for information regarding their current pet laws.