The Gleneagle North Homeowner's Association collects two assessments and one or two service fees from each homeowner:
Invoices are sent to homeowners through mail or email in early January and July, with payments due by the end of February and August respectively. Each invoice includes one-half of the Annual Assessment, one-half of the Stormwater Maintenance Assessment, six months of Trash Collection, and six months of Recycling Collection (if enrolled for this optional service). Semi-annual billing total starting in 2026 is $155.25 without recycling or $190.50 with recycling. A late charge of $10 is applied if full payment is not received by the due date.
The following payment methods are currently supported:
The Annual Assessment was raised from the original amount of $25 to $50 in 2003, when the Association took over ownership and maintenance of the greenbelt common areas from the Developer. The BOD approved a $25 increase of the Annual Assessment to $75 effective January 2017 to support the increased maintenance and repair costs that the HOA has been incurring and expects to continue to incur in the future. The Annual Assessment was increased to $100 in 2020 with the $25 increase restricted to use for future stormwater maintenance. Starting in 2024, the Annual Assessment was increased to $125, with $25 continuing to be restricted to future stormwater maintenance expenses.
Title company representatives or realtors needing a statement of HOA dues status should call the GNHOA voice mail at 719-488-5883 or email GNHOA at info@gnhoa.com. Please leave the following information:
Allow three business days for responses.
Should there be an urgent notice requirement, you may contact 719-481-0543.
Each of the four GNHOA filings has its own Architectural Control Committee (ACC) responsible for enforcing Codes, Covenants, and Restrictions in their area. Each committee is comprised of an ACC Chairman and a varying number of volunteer members made up of homeowners living in that filing. Each committee also assigns one of its members to represent the ACC on the Board of Directors.
While it is true that the ACC have the dubious task of reminding homeowners of covenant mishaps, they also review and approve plans for home improvements (inside and out), and they get to pick the Summer Yard and Holiday Light contest winners! It's a big responsibility to keep our neighborhood in the condition that we all want to live in, and we all need to do our part. Contact the ACC Chairman in your filing if you want to participate. The ACC always need help!
Please remember to ALWAYS obtain written approval from your Architectural Control Committee BEFORE you begin your home improvement project. The ACC exists to help keep you from possibly making a costly mistake. It is your responsibility to stay within the rules of your filing, and you will need to fix any mistakes that end up on the wrong side of your codes, covenants, and restrictions.
If you have an ACC question or issue that needs to be addressed, please use the info@gnhoa.com email address listed below.