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Neighbors sharing one community
Your neighborhood. Your voice.
Welcome, Star Point neighbors!
Picked up a flyer at the meeting, or just finding us? We’re glad you’re here. Please join our community forum to connect with neighbors, ask questions, and keep the conversation going between meetings.
A resident-led space, independent of the HOA and management company.
Proposed · ratification pending · Updated September 29, 2026
2026 → 2027 budget: proposed 4% dues increase
Compare the PDF’s 2026 budget with proposed 2027, including dues changes beginning November 1 if ratified. Explore the separate 2025–2027 trend and review the October 15 meeting details.
Annual & budget meeting
Thursday, October 15, 2026
Check-in 6:00 p.m. · budget meeting 6:30 p.m. Mountain Time
Thornton Community Center, Eppinger Classroom, 2211 Eppinger Blvd, Thornton, CO 80229
The PDF lists this venue; the email also mentions virtual attendance without a link. Remote access needs confirmation from ACCU.
A friendly place for neighbors to learn, discuss, and shape Star Point together.
This resident-built hub complements the official HOA management company site and document portal. It brings community discussion, plain-language budget context, and document-grounded questions into one welcoming place.
Pick the quickest next step
New here? These pages answer the questions most visitors have before they join the conversation.
Forum
Open
A place for discussion and organizing
Budget guide
Plain
Jargon translated into everyday context
Ideas
Welcome
Feature requests help shape the hub
Community companion
Come together around shared information.
Star Point is home, and it has the potential to feel even more connected, informed, and easy to participate in.
This hub gives neighbors a warm place to learn, discuss, ask document-grounded questions, and suggest what would make the site more useful next.
The goal is positive-sum participation: residents, board members, and the management company working from clearer context so our collective voice is easier to hear.
- Neighbor discussion
- Plain-language budget context
- Document-grounded assistant
- Open feature suggestions
Use the official management company site for account-specific records, payments, notices, and formal requests. Use this hub as a friendly companion for shared learning and community conversation.
A companion to official channels
The official management company site remains the place for formal account needs. This site helps neighbors understand shared information together.
Built to improve with your ideas
Residents can suggest new pages, clearer explanations, forum topics, assistant improvements, or anything else that would make the hub more useful.
What this hub offers
Useful tools for a more connected community.
Each feature is meant to make participation easier, clearer, and more welcoming without replacing the official channels residents still rely on.
Community forum
A neighborly discussion space for questions, ideas, organizing, and community priorities.
OpenBudgets in plain language
Clear explanations that help everyone understand what budget lines mean without the jargon.
OpenAI-assisted assistant
A document-grounded helper for sorting HOA responsibility, homeowner responsibility, and policy questions.
OpenFeature requests
An open invitation to suggest how this hub can become the most useful community resource possible.
OpenFor everyone at the table
Better shared context helps the whole community.
The page is intentionally welcoming to residents, board members, and the management company. The point is shared understanding, not sides.
Residents
Find the right context faster, ask better questions, and connect with neighbors who care about the same shared place.
Board members
See what the community is trying to understand in a calmer space organized around documents, priorities, and constructive participation.
Management company
Help residents find the right official channel while community conversation stays organized, respectful, and easier to follow.
Friendly companion resource
Designed to complement the official management company site and document portal, not replace them.
Document-grounded context
The assistant and explainers point residents back to governing documents, budgets, meetings, and policies.
Built with resident ideas
Feedback and feature requests keep the site focused on what would actually help the community.
Community norms
Warm, source-grounded, and useful.
The strongest version of this hub is calm enough for repeated use and clear enough for real participation.
Start from appreciation for the people who live here and the work it takes to care for a shared place.
Use governing documents and budgets to turn confusion into shared understanding.
Welcome residents, board members, and the management company into a calmer, more useful conversation.
Help make this the best possible community resource.
Bring a question, start a topic, or suggest a feature that would help neighbors understand Star Point and participate with more confidence.