DOCUMENTS

The resources and documents published on this page are provided by the HP3A to inform current residents, prospective owners, tenants, and the public. While every effort is made to ensure the accuracy and timeliness of this information, all documents are deemed reliable but are not guaranteed. They are subject to updates or revisions without notice.

If you require certified, official copies of Association documents—such as for real estate transactions, lending compliance, or legal proceedings—please contact the HP3A directly at info@hp3a.org.

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Architectural Control

Highland Park 3 is a premier, covenant-protected community characterized by high-end homes and a beautiful, pastoral landscape. To preserve long-term property values and ensure the peaceful enjoyment of all residents, the Association requires the review and approval of both building and landscaping plans for all homes and vacant lots. Property owners must receive written approval from the ACC before any work commences.

Committee Members

  • Christine Christiansen
  • Clint Guthrie
  • Mike Mohr

Plan Submittal Process

Review requirements are outlined in Section 8.C.3 of the community covenants. All submittals require both an electronic copy and a physical set of drawings:

  • Electronic Submissions: Please email your digital plans and application to ACC@hp3a.org. (Note: The Board of Directors is automatically copied on all ACC correspondence).
  • Physical Submissions: Please mail your required set of paper construction drawings to:

Highland Park Association 3 PO Box 64214 Colorado Springs, CO 80962

Governing Documents & Applications

Below, you will find downloadable resources to assist you with your project. Please note that certain lots within Highland Park 3 have specific design restrictions; this information is detailed directly on the community plat map.

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Water Deeds and Decrees

Board of Director Minutes
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Membership Meeting Minutes
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Status of Briargate Parkway changes often.  The most recent updates have construction starting in November 2027. We think it is best to say "no sooner than Novemeber 2027", but the actual start date could easily push into 2028.

 

The Association encourages homeowners living along the Briargate easement to use this time to plant trees along the corridor (stay out of the easements/right-of-way).  Homeowners further north or south of Briargate are encouraged to plant trees on the Briargate side of their property to help with future light and noise mitigation.  Whether the Association builds a wall/barrier depends on what the County plans entail, and we have not seen final designs yet.  It is too soon to say what will be needed.

 

We expect additional public hearings as the Design Phase progresses.  Design is currently projected to complete in June 2027.  But we believe the County will need to solicit public feedback as part of that process.  As soon as we hear something, we will help mobilize homeowners.

 

  • Capital Improvement Projects - El Paso County Public Works (the County likes to change their URLs around frequently - probably to confuse people trying to find information - If this URL does not work, we recommend a browser search on "El Paso County Colorado public works Briargate-Stapleton")