The mission of the Chaparral Pines Community Association (HOA) is to provide a safe and secure environment, follow sound financial practices, and promote a community that all members can share in with pride

HOA Board and Committees

Chaparral Pines Community Association (our HOA) is comprised of Community Homeowners and is governed by a Board of Directors elected by the homeowners.

HOA responsibilities include but are not limited to:

  • Fiscal management and contract negotiations

  • Supervision of owner compliance with governing documents, rules, and regulations

  • Common area landscaping (along roads, in medians, and in open areas within the community)

  • Gates and gate access

  • Roads

  • Perimeter fence and security oversight

  • Hiking Trails

  • Selection and oversight of a management company to manage day-to-day operations of the HOA

  • Dave O’Brien - President
    Byron Fehler - Vice President
    Tom Christie - Treasurer
    Debbie Gendron - Secretary
    Don Clouston - Director-at-Large
    Frank Spinos - Director-at-Large
    James Benecke- Director-at-Large        

  • Dave O’Brien (Chair)
    Tom Christie (Board Liaison)

    The Architectural Review Committee (ARC) consists of six committee members, who primarily ensure that property exteriors adhere to design standards and guidelines. They also review and approve or deny homeowners’ request for modifications, additions, or renovations to their properties. This helps maintain the aesthetic appeal and property values of our community.

  • Harry Mc Fate (Chair)
    Don Clouston (Board Liaison)

    The Firewise Committee consists of six committee members who work together to reduce the risk of wildfire damage to homes and properties. They do this by assessing wildfire risks, developing action plans, and implementing wildfire safety measures. The collaborative effort helps make the community safer from wildfires through individual and collective action.

  • Boris Orloff (Chair)
    Byron Fehler (Board Liaison)

    The Erosion Control Committee consists of five committee members and numerous volunteers. The committee’s role is to prevent and manage erosion. They develop strategies and implement projects to minimize erosion’s impact on the environment and infrastructure.

  • Kathi O’Brien (Chair)
    Debbie Gendron (Board Liaison)

    The Welcome and Engagement Committee consists of nine Committee Members. This committee ensures new homeowners feel welcome, informed, and connected to the community.

  • Kathi O’Brien (Chair)
    Tom Christie (Board Liaison)

    The finance committee consists of six committee members who work together to provide the Board with insights on both the budget and investments.