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Is the Metro District required to serve a Notice of Intent to File a Statutory Lien upon a property owner prior to recording a Notice of Statutory Lien on property in Colorado? This is not for taxes, water provided but a dispute over fees charged for an inclusion into the district when we were told they would be $200 to $300 and ended up over $2000. The Metro District also placed a new road and water tank above our property which when it rains causes flooding and silt over 2′ or more to build up on the back of our garage and also flow into the garage as it’s log constructed. Home was there since 1972 and they say not their fault because home was built below grade. We argue that they are liable because their new road and tank was not put in until 1989 and continues to cause silt and drainage onto our property

Feb 8, 2021
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We can help you, but your issue is a little complicated for this forum. I recommend that you schedule a case assessment 24/7 by calling 303-688-0944 or online at https://www.robinsonandhenry.com/schedule-consultation/step-1/. At your appointment, we'll meet by phone or video (Zoom), we'll discuss the lien, the flooding, you concerns, desired results, rights, remedies, the law, the process, timeline, how we can help, costs, etc.

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Hoping to get some real resolutions to this nightmare that I have been living with for over 15 years. I am a homeowner in Edwards and I am a homeowner that has been paying my HOA dues on time for over 15 years. The HOA board members as well as the neighbors knew that a former property management company had been breaching their contract and fiduciary duties for years. That same property management abruptly quit when I was finally voted to be on our HOA board (the property management company denied my rights to be on MY own HOA board, even after I was voted in) and asked to see our financials, contracts, bids, board meeting minutes, basically what I am entitled to by law. Every single time that I tried to bring up the theft from the property management company, and after the company quit, blaming me for everything, the HOA board members and the other homeowners simply stated that "we are all just going to move forward, rather than to take any accountability. 16 homeowners here, over 15 years of paying HOA dues, and not one single house has been painted, not one single roof has been replaced, not one single tree has been trimmed, we have no irrigation system and the grass is all dead, and the grounds here looks like a junkyard, with people leaving their garbage out, including washers that are broken on their front entrance, old mattresses that have been lying around for years, it's absolutely absurd, and I have documentation of all of this. I can no longer live like this. Lastly, at no point in time have our governing documents, CCIOAS, covenants, and anything pertaining to our legal documents, HOA ever been followed. I simply can't fight this all by myself anymore.See answer
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