Westown Metropolitan District

A Metro District is a quasi-municipal corporation and political subdivision of the State of Colorado formed pursuant to Sections 32-1-101, et seq., C.R.S. As a governmental entity, we are bound by similar rules as city governments, and the majority of our income is collected through property taxes. The Metro District was established to help fund the infrastructure of the community as well as to pay for the operations of the District.

A Homeowners Association is a not-for-profit corporation in the State of Colorado. HOAs are governed by the Colorado Common Interest Ownership Act (CCIOA).  The funds for HOAs are collected through Assessments.

Architectural approval is required if you change anything on the exterior of your townhome. The form can be found here. Information regarding what can be done can be found below.

The condominiums have dumpster service provided by the condo association. Townhomes have service provided by the District with pick-ups on Thursdays.

Please call Republic Services at 303-286-1200 to schedule a large collection pick-up.  There is a $25.00 per item fee that will be due prior to service.

Traditionally, the pool opens on Memorial Day weekend. However, the ability to open and the timing will depend on restrictions due to COVID-19.

The information regarding this can be found here.

The townhomes in Westown are true townhomes, which means that the owner owns the entire structure. As such, the owner is responsible for the maintenance and insurance of the exterior. You can click below for a copy of the Declaration of Covenants and Restrictions which has the maintenance information highlighted. You can find the pertinent information on pages 4, 5, and 16.

Information regarding the condominium association can be found here.

The District provides snow removal for the common areas, including alleys, sidewalks, and paths to townhomes. The paths to the townhomes are only done to the fence or front step; the area beyond that is the homeowner's responsibility. 

The District has a 2-inch trigger for snow removal; this means that there has to be an average of 2 inches of snow in the community before the crews come out. We do our best to address icy areas as well.

The District's management team can be found here.