AMENDING CovenanTS

Declaration of Conditions, Covenants, Restrictions, Easements, and Charges

Broadmoor Hills is a covenant-protected neighborhood consisting of 7 subdivisions.  

All property owners are responsible for following the provisions of their Covenants. 

Covenants run with the land and shall be binding on each lot and upon each person or entity acquiring ownership or any right, title and interest in any lot in the subdivisions.  

BROADMOOR VALLEY PARK FILING NO. 1 - FILED 9/1979

HUNTINGTON PARK - FILED 11/1980

OAK BRIDGE PARK FILING NO. 2 - FILED 11/1985

OAKHURST PARK FILING NO. 1 - FILED 4/1978

REGENCY PARK - FILED 9/1977

ROXBURY PARK SUBDIVISION - FILED 2/1978

WEDGEWOOD PARK - FILED 1/1979

UPDATING THE COVENANTS FOR OUR COMMUNITY –  2024-2026

The Broadmoor Hills neighborhood is protected by covenants that were created by the Gates Land Company for the benefit of our owners over 40 years ago. The covenants run with the land and property in perpetuity which you received when you purchased your home.
 

As we’ve reported previously, the HOA continues to review the covenants for our neighborhood’s 7 subdivisions to ensure that they continue to protect property owners and the value and desirability of our community. As a result of a HOA member survey and discussions at the 2023, 2024, and 2025 Annual Member Meetings we have pursued legal advice to update the 40-year-old covenants to reflect current federal, state and city laws and address issues that are not supportive of “a single-family dwelling and home used exclusively for private residential purposes”. 

Issues that concern our neighborhood are changes to single-family zoning, short-term rentals, addition of accessory dwelling units to increase dwelling density, wildfires and evacuation protocols including new building proposals and their impact, safety, excessive noise, and nuisances. We monitor these issues and engage with the city when they concern our neighborhood.
 

We have been working for several years with our HOA attorney to amend the existing covenants to modernize and update outdated restrictions to ensure our neighborhood’s status is protected. The goal with updating is to provide owners and the HOA with an updated, concise, and usable document in compliance with federal, city and state laws to help ensure a long-lasting vibrant neighborhood for our families. 

 Since our neighborhood consists of seven subdivisions, 

we will be working on each subdivision separately and will meet with owners to discuss the covenants and proposed changes.

This is a lengthy project, and we will keep you updated on the progress of amending. 

Owner approval is required for amending the covenants. 

For more information visit the Covenants page.