Landscape Committee meetings and updates will no longer be posted or maintained on this website. Any future meeting notices, if applicable, will be posted on the Dorman homeowner portal at: www.DormanAssociationManagement.com
Meetings
There is no formal standing meeting schedule, as the timeline for each month’s review may vary depending on submission volume.
Homeowners should rely on the portal for the most current information.
Due to Colorado law, the Association must issue violation notices by First Class Mail, Certified Mail, and email when an email address is on file.
Landscaping Improvements and Review
If you are completing any landscaping work, whether new installations or replacements, please review the applicable City approved plant list prior to submitting your request.
Any change to the landscaping at your home may require a submittal and approval before any work begins. This includes, but is not limited to:
Tree replacement
New tree or shrub plantings
Removal or installation of sod
Mulch or rock installation
Edging
Water features
Retaining walls
Items not requiring review or approval include routine maintenance of existing flowerbeds, replacing dead shrubs or flowers, refreshing existing mulch beds, and removal of unused tree stakes.
For wildfire mitigation, plant material within 15 feet of the home may be removed as directed by the Fire Department. If mature trees, bushes, scrub oak, or similar vegetation need to be removed between 15 feet and 30 feet from the home, this will require review.
How to Submit Landscaping Requests
All landscaping requests must be submitted through the Dorman homeowner portal at:
Log into the portal and submit your request under: My Items and Requests > ACC Requests
Please include all supporting documentation and photos needed for review. Attachments must be less than 25 MB per upload.
Dorman Association Management will conduct a preliminary screening for completeness before forwarding submissions to the appropriate committee for review.
Quick Tip
You can make an effective weed and grass killer similar to commercial products by mixing:
1 gallon of vinegar
1 cup of salt
2 to 3 squirts of dish soap
Mix together and apply to weeds or cracks in sidewalks or streets.
