Frequently Asked Questions
The GEHA Board can be contacted in a variety of ways. All suggestions and comments are welcome!
Drop box location: 12061 N. 6th St (located on white post south of driveway)
Email: grandviewestatesparker@outlook.com
P.O. Box: P.O. Box 2157, Parker, CO 80134
“Ask A Question”: located on “About Us” Heading
Dues are $25/household annually. While they are voluntary, we hope that all residents will consider supporting the GEHA. We appreciate all past support of residents. And, in order to vote on any upcoming GEHA issues or election, you need to be current in your annual dues.
Payment can be made in a variety of ways. You can utilize a dues envelope (included in most mailed newsletters or newsflashes) and simply return to the new drop box or mail to the new P.O. Box. The HOA accepts checks, cash (email grandviewestatesparker@outlook.com for details on Venmo payments)!
NEW ONLINE REPORTING: DCSO and Parker PD
- Douglas County Sheriff Office: https://dcsheriff.net/vehicles-and-traffic/traffic-concerns-and-complaints/
- Parker PD has launched an anonymous online reporting tool to help address unsafe or unlawful electric motorcycle and dirt‑bike activity on streets, trails, and open spaces including on all north boundary trails on the Belford South Metropolitan District and Town of Parker trails. Report activity: https://arcg.is/HSrnW1. Learn what is legal: gov/Micromobility. Report In‑progress activity: 303.841.9800 (non‑emergency) or 911.
In addition, it is the intent of the current GEHA Committee to also allow residents to post non-business “services” under the “Marketplace” tab on this website for a nominal fee of $10 annually that are offered (FREE FOR KIDS). This type of posting will not appear in each mailed newsletter published due to space constraints. Contact Karen Hickman at 303-419-7179 for more information.
The new GEHA Board is looking into an application called “Finding Rover” for our community (strictly volunteer basis).
It is a free service and residents who are interested in signing up their pets, simply register online.
If your pet is registered, the “finder” of your pet simply snaps a photo and the application does a facial recognition search and if successful, your contact info ops up and your lost pet will be back home in no time!
But, remember! The best way to keep you pets safe is to ensure that they are property secured and have a tag with your contact information.
Loose horses: If you find a loose horse in the subdivision, contact one Debra Sherwood at 303-378-6183. Horses can be taken to a nearby property until claimed by the rightful owner.
There are a variety of entities that can assist with any questions pertaining to the maintenance of your septic or well systems. The best online source is the Douglas County Department of Health. Their phone number is 720-643-2400. Additional information is also available on this website under the “Resources” page.
The GEHA Board has no authority over enforcing zoning violations. Any concerns should be directly reported to the Douglas County Zoning department at 303-660-7460.
Douglas County Public Works recently completed paving all of the roads in Grand View Estates with a chip seal/aspalt millings process. To ensure our roads remain properly maintained report any maintenance issues directly to Public Works at: 303-660-7490.