Residential Improvement Committee
Committee Purpose
The primary purposes of the Residential Improvement Guidelines Committee are:
- To perform review of resident’s proposed designs in order to ensure that any proposed improvements within the District conform with the Covenants and Guidelines
- to prioritize the aspects of the Residential Improvement Guidelines for enforcement by the management company
- to review and suggest additions, changes, and/or deletions from the guidelines.
The most recent version of the Residential Improvement Guidelines can be found on the Design Review page.
Committee Meetings
The Residential Improvement Committee meets the third Wednesday of each month at 5:30pm. Meetings are open to all Inspiration residents. Agendas for upcoming meetings are posted below, and replaced with meeting minutes once they’ve been approved at the following meeting. Visit the District Event Calendar for upcoming meeting times and Zoom information.
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Committee Members
| Allen Schubert – Chair | Rick Forsman – Board Liaison |
| Chris Bolz – Vice Chair | Steve Powers |
| William Koller | Jared Berge |
| Chuck Wagner | Carla Baglion |
| Daniel Roysden | Vacant |
| Vacant | Vacant |
New Covenant Enforcement Policy
We’d like to inform you that the Board of Directors has adopted a new Covenant Enforcement Policy for 2025. This updated policy introduces several changes aimed at improving fairness, clarity, and efficiency in how community standards are enforced.
Below is a summary of the key differences between the previous policy and the new 2025 policy:
| Category | Previous Policy | 2025 Policy |
|---|---|---|
| Violation Types | Continuous & Repetitious | Adds distinction between violations that threaten public safety/health and those that do not |
| Initial Cure Period | 14 days for continuous violations | 72 hours for safety-related violations; 10–30 days for others |
| Fine Schedule | Starts at $25, increases to $100/day | Starts at $200 and goes up to $500 per violation; $50 every other day for safety violations |
| Repetitious Violations | Fines escalate with each repeat | Similar structure, but clarified timelines and hearing rights |
| Legal Action | Permitted after multiple notices | May be initiated after two notices if violation remains uncured |
| Waiver of Fines | At Board’s discretion | Still allowed, but may be conditioned on compliance |
What This Means for You
- You’ll receive clearer notices and more time to correct most violations.
- Health and safety violations will be addressed more urgently.
- You have the right to request a hearing before fines are imposed.
We encourage all residents to review the full 2025 policy for complete details. If you have any questions, please contact [email protected].
Thank you for helping us maintain a safe and beautiful community!