The CAB
What is The Aurora Highlands Community Authority Board (The CAB)?
The CAB is the governing body formed to own, operate, manage, and maintain the various properties and common areas throughout the Community. If you would like more information about the CAB’s Long Term Capital Improvements Plan, information on the Resolution regarding the Imposition of an Operation and Maintenance Fee, or the Notice to Impose an Operation and Maintenance Fee, please email community management for a copy.
The CAB is comprised of the following member Metropolitan Districts:
- The Aurora Highlands MD Nos. 1-6
- Aerotropolis Area Coordinating Metropolitan District (“AACMD”)
- ATEC Metropolitan District Nos. 1 & 2
The CAB also provides services to the residents of The Aurora Highlands Community. Some of the services The CAB provides are Snow Removal, Design Review, Insurance, Management, Covenant Control, and Trash/Recycle Services.
The CAB is comprised of a Board of Directors and assisted by a Third-Party Management Company to assist The CAB in creating an optimum environment for the Community to thrive. Additionally, The CAB desires to preserve the inherent architectural and aesthetic quality of the Community. Please refer to The Aurora Highlands Community Authority Board Third Amended and Restated Establishment Agreement for additional information on district(s) formation. You may also read about the Revenue Pledge Agreement between The CAB and The Aurora Highlands Metropolitan District No.1. Both of these documents can be obtained by contacting Management.
2022 Annual Report
The Aurora Highlands Community Authority Board Technology Accessibility Statement
The Aurora Highlands Community Authority Board (“The CAB”) is committed to providing equitable access to our services, programs, and activities to all members of the public. The CAB’s ongoing accessibility efforts work toward being compliant with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) version 2.1, level AA criteria. The CAB welcomes comments on how to improve its technology’s accessibility for users with disabilities as well as requests for reasonable modifications and/or accommodation to any District services, programs, and/or activities.
Please let us know if you encounter inaccessible information and communication technology. The District is committed to responding to requests for reasonable modifications and/or accommodation as well as reports of accessibility issues in a timely manner.
For reports of inaccessible information and communication technology or to request reasonable modifications or accommodations to District information and communication technology, please contact the District at:
Phone: 303-779-5710
E-mail: SDAccessibility@claconnect.com
In addition to annual testing with users with a wide range of disabilities and coding our website to WCAG standards, The Aurora Highlands regularly scans its website to ensure ongoing compliance, and makes timely changes to any inaccessible changes, if any are found.
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