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Cedarwood Station Property Owners Association is a covenant controlled community of property owners in Cedarwood Station, situated in a rural area of southern Pueblo County, Colorado.  To become a member of the association you must own property in Cedarwood Station. To access the full website you must be a registered member.

Both current property owners and prospective buyers should be aware of the following information:

  • Covenants. Cedarwood Station is a covenant protected community and all owners agree to abide by the covenant contract. Click here to review the Declaration of Covenants document. (Note: These are the covenant provisions for Phase III, which are identical to Phases I and II. Members have access to all documents on the Documents page.)
  • Property Use. Covenants restrict certain property uses. In particular, businesses are prohibited and improvements must be built on-site. For more information, see Covenant Section 2.1.
  • Lots. The community is comprised of 159 lots. Each lot is a minimum of 35 acres, which allows acquiring a permit for one exempt water well (see below). Private road access and connections for power and internet are available at each lot.
  • Zoning. The land is zoned as Agricultural One (A-1) by Pueblo County. Note that the Declaration of Covenants further restricts allowable land uses (see above).
  • Water. Water availability is by groundwater well only and water quantity and quality cannot be guaranteed. Colorado state permits for exempt wells provide water only for non-commercial household use, domestic animals, and no more than one acre of lawn/garden. The area is semi-arid and receives little rainfall. For more information on well permits, click here.
  • Dues. Property owners pay dues to the Association for maintenance of the private roads and other expenses. Dues are currently $200 per year per lot.
  • Incorporation.The POA is incorporated as a non-profit corporation under Title 7, Articles 121-137, of the Colorado Revised Statutes.
  • No Trespassing. All property within Cedarwood Station -- including the roads -- is private property and is protected by trespass law. Unauthorized public entry is prohibited. Thank you for respecting our members' property.

For more information, please contact the Cedarwood Station board at cwspresident7@gmail.com or 719-676-3085.