Message from Raven Hills Homeowners Association - URGENT RESPONSE NEEDED - Day Care Proposal with the City - [#XN1384437]

The Board has become aware very recently that the owner of 50 Mikado Drive East has filed an application with the City to run a daycare with up to 12 children.  The Board believes that this use will violate the RH Covenants which prohibit commercial enterprises and will harm the property values of all RH owners.  It would set a precedent for other commercial uses and generate traffic and noise for surrounding homes.  The Board has filed its opposition with the City but if you oppose this application, please contact the Planner Peter Lange at peter.lange@coloradosprings.gov no later than tomorrow December 9.  If you have any questions please contact Kris Anderson at 303-517-1217.

Remember that this HOA represents 225 homeowners; however, only 101 of the 225 homeowners were notified of this request.  To date there are no other commercial enterprises within the Raven Hills Community.  Should this daycare be approved by the City of Colorado Springs it is the Boards concern that it will pose a safety concern, generate additional traffic and noise which will adversely effect this peaceful community.  We would like to protect the character of our residential community by prohibiting this and future commercial enterprises.  Your reply, to Peter Lange, is greatly appreciated. 

Sincerely,

Diversified Association Management on behalf of Raven Hills Homeowners Association
(719) 314-4506 | http://www.ravenhillshoa.org/

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