Our Covenant Controlled Community
King’s Deer is a covenant-controlled community designed to preserve the character, beauty, and long-term value of our neighborhood. These guidelines help ensure that homes, landscaping, and shared spaces are maintained to a consistent standard—protecting property values while creating a cohesive and attractive environment for all residents.
Each of King’s Deer’s two subdivisions (Classic & Highlands) have their own covenants (CCRs), that vary slightly. Both subdivisions are subject to the same set of policies and Design Standards as set forth by the Board of Directors.
By following these established rules and policies, we support a community that is well-maintained, respectful, and enjoyable for everyone.
How King's Deer HOA Governance Works
The King’s Deer Board of Directors encourages you to become familiar with Covenants, Bylaws and the Policies and Rules as well as the ACC Design Standards as soon as possible. Copies of these documents can be downloaded at the bottom of this page or in the Library tab.
Covenants (CC&Rs)
- Define what homeowners can and cannot do with their property
- Focus on property use, maintenance, and community standards
- Apply to all homeowners and are legally binding
Bylaws
- Define how the HOA operates as an organization
- Cover board structure, voting, and meetings
- Govern how decisions are made
Policies and Standards
- Provide more detailed guidance and day-to-day rules
- Created and updated by the Board of Directors
- Cover topics like parking, signage, and enforcement
Architectural Control
- Required for most exterior changes and new construction
- Ensures projects align with community design standards
- Reviews plans for materials, placement, and overall appearance
Report a Violation
Covenants and policies help keep King’s Deer well-maintained and enjoyable for everyone. Following these guidelines helps prevent issues and supports a respectful community.
- Use this form to report a violation within the King’s Deer community
- For issues outside HOA authority, contact El Paso County Code Enforcement at (719) 520-6300
- Animal concerns beyond loose or barking dogs can be reported to the Humane Society at (719) 473-1741
Governance Documents
Here are the related documents you might find helpful.
- Governance Documents
Governance Documents
Articles of Incorporation - amended 2008
Classic CC&Rs - amended 2026
Highlands CC&Rs - amended 2026
- HOA Policies & Standards
HOA Policies & Standards
Board Roles and Responsibilities 2025
Contracts Commitments and Disbursements Policy 2026
Covenant Enforcement Policy 2026
Documents Records Access Policy 2026
Storage Container Policy 2023
Vehicle Parking Policy 2026
Vision Mission Values Statements 2025
Volunteer Agreement and Waiver
- Financial Documents
Financial Documents
2026 Financial Documents 2025 Financial Documents 2024 Financial Documents 2023 Financial Documents Reserve StudiesKDHOA Financial FAQs 2025_05_29
- BOD Meeting Minutes
- Architectural Control Documents