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What is an HOA? 

DHR is managed by a homeowners' association (HOA), a private, legally incorporated organization that oversees a residential community. It sets rules and collects fees to maintain common areas and amenities. Membership is typically mandatory for property owners within the community, and the HOA enforces guidelines to maintain property values and community standards.
 

New Residents to DHR

When you become a DHR unit owner, you will receive a “Welcome Packet” from Alpine Property Management:

• Alpine Property Management oversees the property and collects monthly HOA fees. 
• Our Alpine property manager serves as the primary contact for any questions or concerns.
• The “Welcome Packet” includes our Handbook, which outlines community rules and regulations. 
• If you have questions, you are welcome to contact the property manager or a DHR Trustee.

Please review the DHR Master Deed, By-Laws, and Handbook before relocating, as these documents provide vital information to help you gain a better understanding of our community.

How To Stay Involved & Engaged Within Our DHR Community

Stay Informed and Actively Participate

• Register on the DHR website and check for updates to stay engaged. 
• Read DHR emails and attend residential meetings. 
• Participate by voting for a new trustee or community initiative. 
• Get involved if a new committee forms or existing committees need volunteers. 
• We all play a role in making our community enjoyable and a worthwhile investment.

Make Connections

• It's important to introduce yourself and get to know your neighbors, especially those who live next to you.
• Being aware of each other is helpful for lending support, or if you will be away from home for a period of time.
• Building connections in our close community fosters support and a stronger sense of ownership.

Enjoy our Community

• Many residents enjoy walking in the neighborhood for exercise, whether alone or in groups. 
• Popular activities include dog walking, using the fitness center, and playing sports like tennis, pickleball, and basketball. 
• In summer, residents also have access to the pool.
• Our scenic woodlands offer accessible walking paths, and residents can ski or snowshoe from their homes. 
• Kip Pond behind Building No. 1 is a peaceful area for walking and wildlife observation.
• Community members collaborate to maintain our shared land, ensuring its beauty and value. 
• We focus on responsible choices for our greenery and infrastructure, including tree care, selective planting, and road maintenance