New Resident Info
New Resident Info
This information is to help ease the transition of moving into a new community. Mesa View is in unincorporated Jefferson County and is supported by the County services.
Should you have additional questions, please do not hesitate to call your Community Manager. Mesa View Estates is also known as 6th Avenue West Estates Master Association.
What is a Covenant Protected Community?
A community association is a group of owners whose primary mission is to protect and enhance their homes and property. Membership is mandatory and automatic for all owners.
The association is governed by a set of documents which include:
The recorded Plat, Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions, Articles of Incorporation, Bylaws, State and Federal Statutes.
A community association combines the characteristics and activities of a local government, a business, and a community. Currently your Association is managed by a Board of Directors which consists of seven homeowners within your community.
If you have any questions about the Board of Directors or would like to be a part of the Board in the future, please do not hesitate to contact ACM® at 303-233-4646.
Overall, what does the HOA do?
The HOA provides maintenance and management of Association common areas, promotion of community events and activities, governance for the Mesa View Community, as well as protection of the architectural integrity by enforcement of the governing documents.
Who is the Community Manager?
Mesa View Estates is professionally managed by Association and Community Management. The main contact with ACM® is Melissa Keithly, PCAM/Broker which can be reached by phone at 303-233-4646, or by email at [email protected].
Mesa View Estates Board of Directors:
· Megan Cronin, President
· Derek Kristoffersen, Vice President
· Mason Bodie, Treasurer
· Bill Young, Secretary
· Brian Dale, Director
· Keith Blakenship, Director
· Dave Pflueger, Director
The Board can be contacted via email at [email protected].
Committee Information.
We are very fortunate to have active resident volunteers on our committees.
Our current committees are:
· Architectural Review Committee
· Finance / Budget Committee
· Fire & Safety Committee
· Social Committee
If you would like to be involved in any of the above committees, or have a suggestion for another committee, please give your Community Manager a call at 303-233-4646.
When is the trash picked up?
Currently trash is picked up on Mondays, unless there is a holiday on the day of pickup, in which case, trash pick-up will be delayed one day. Trash collection is paid by the Association, who have contracted with Republic Services. Trash should be left in containers and put on the curb before 7:00am on the day of pickup. Trash containers must be brought into your garage or home the evening after it is picked up. Recycling is picked up every other Monday. You should have been left a trash bin and recycle bin for your use. If you need additional containers, please give us a call. Finally, it can get windy on the mountain, so please weigh down your cans or bags.
Estates Park at Mesa View
There is a park located on West Ellsworth Drive, towards the West end of the Estates. There are two playgrounds for the children, two tennis courts, and a nice walking path. The park is currently managed by the Homeowners Association. The pavilion can be used please contact ACM to make a reservation.
The Open Space at Mesa View
There are hundreds of acres of open space adjacent to the Estates. Access points are available along West Archer Avenue and South Indiana Street. Please stay on the trails that are visible. Please watch out for the animals which include deer, coyotes, foxes, rattle snakes and mountain lions.
Board Meetings
The Board of Directors meet the second & fourth Tuesday of each month. (January-November). Please check the homeowner portal for meeting information.
Association & Community Management
9520 W. 5th Avenue
Lakewood, CO 80226
303-233-4646
Community Manager(s):
· Melissa Keithly, Community Manager
Other Helpful Information and Contacts:
Child Abuse Hotline: 800-422-4453
Colorado Division of Wildlife: 303-297-1192
Colorado School of Mines: 303-273-3000
Colorado State Patrol: 303-239-4501
College Park Sanitation District: 303-278-7223
Consolidated Mutual Water: 303-238-0451 (water bill questions, water quality, main line and pressure problems)
Foothills Park and Recreation: 303-278-1000
Foothills Animal Shelter: 303-278-7575
Jefferson County Colorado: 303-271-6511
Jefferson County Animal Control: 303-271-5070
Jefferson County Road & Bridge: 303-271-5208 (Jefferson County Road and Bridge Department is responsible for all of the snow removal on the public roads within Mesa View Estates)
Jefferson County School District: 303-982-6500
Jefferson County Sheriff Office 303-277-0211
Missing Children Hotline: 800-843-5678
Rocky Mountain Poison Control: 800-222-1222
Republic Trash Service: 303-286-1200 (Republic is the contracted provider for the Association. They would be happy to assist you with a
missed pick up or scheduling large item removal service for you.)
Rooney Road Recycling Center: 303-316-6262 (Rooney Road Recycling Center will accept most types of household hazardous waste materials and electronics)
West Metro Fire Department: 303-969-0245
Women in Crisis: 303-420-6752
Xcel Energy: 303-895-4999 (report outages directly to Xcel Energy by calling or online at Street Light Outages)
Neighborhood Assigned Schools:
· Kyffin Elementary: 303-982-5760
· Bell Middle School: 303-982-4280
· Golden Senior High School: 303-982-4200
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