About the District
Frequently Asked Questions and General Information
- Special Permits may be issued to allow for special circumstances, including sod watering.
- Who manages the day-to-day operations of the District?
- The company that has been hired by the Districts’ Boards of Directors to manage the day-to-day business of the Districts is Centennial Consulting Group, LLC, located at 2619 Canton Court, Suite A, in Fort Collins. Please visit the Contact Us page for details on how to get in touch with us.
- What happens if a vacancy occurs on one or more of the Boards of Directors?
- In the event of a vacancy on a Board of Directors, the remaining directors may fill the vacancy by appointment. The appointee must be an eligible elector of the District and shall serve until the next regular special district election, at which time, the vacancy shall be filled by election for any remaining unexpired portion of the term. If within sixty days of the occurrence of any vacancy, the Board does not appoint a director from the pool of any duly qualified, willing candidates, the Town Board of the Town of Windsor may fill the vacancy.
- How do I become a candidate to run for the office of director for a District?
- Any eligible elector of the each of the Districts interested in running for the office of director in a District must file a self-nomination and acceptance form or letter signed by the candidate and by a registered eligible elector of the District as a witness to the signature of the candidate with the District’s designated election official not less than 67 days before the date of the regular special district election. On the date of signing the self-nomination and acceptance form or letter, a candidate for director of a District must be an “eligible elector” of that District. To be an eligible elector, you must be registered to vote in Colorado and: (I) be a resident of the District for not less than 30 days; or (II) you, or your spouse must own taxable real or personal property within the boundaries of the District or the area to be included in the District, and you must be a registered voter in Colorado. Under Title 32, a person who is obligated to pay taxes under a contract to purchase taxable property situated within the boundaries of a special district or the area to be included within the special district is considered an “owner” for purposes of qualifying as an eligible elector.
About the District
Please note that there are two separate subdivisions within the Winter Farm Metropolitan District:
- Peakview Estates (Phase 1 - South of the canal) covenant control is administered by the Peakview Estates HOA.
- Please click here to visit the Peakview Estates HOA website (this does not apply to Winter Farm)
- Winter Farm (Phase 2 - North of the canal) covenant control is administered by the Winter Farm Metro District.