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2026 Dues
Because of higher 2026 operating costs, including increased landscaping, insurance, and legal expenses, the Farm at Creekside HOA's 2026 annual dues will increase to $125.00. This increase will help maintain adequate operating reserves and cover legal fees related to updating the remaining governing documents. Please mail the completed dues payment form and a check payable to either “FACHOA” or “THE FARM AT CREEKSIDE HOA” by December 31, 2026:
The Farm at Creekside HOA
1067 S. Hover St., Unit E-131
Longmont, CO 80501
A $25.00 late fee will apply if payment is not received by the due date. Beginning February 1, 2027, an additional charge equal to 20% of the total amount due will apply.
You can pay your dues online at https://fachoa.corecommerce.com/pay. Complete the required fields and submit the form. The payment link will be available from September 21, 2026, through January 31, 2027.
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About the Farm at Creekside
The Farm at Creekside consists of 184 homes situated south of Pike Road and north of Plateau in south Longmont, Colorado. “The Farm” is bordered by Plateau Road on the south, Sunset on the east, the Watersong Community on the west (just east of Hover Road), and Creekside Drive/Pintail Drive to the north.
Key Facts for HOA Dues
- The standard dues amount is $125. The balance due for your property may be different based on prior year late fees, interest, and legal fees.
- December 31: Due date
- January 15: Late fees added.
We have added online payments with no extra charges!
Please use. You will get an immediate receipt!!
If paying by Check:
Mailed to:
Farm at Creekside Homeowner's Association
1067 S. Hover St., Unit E-131
Longmont, CO 80501
Note: Homes with any unpaid dues are not eligible to vote in association meetings. The Board has also decided, in fairness to all members, to initiate the lien process against properties owing past HOA assessments. The full costs of the lien process are legally added to the balance owed to the HOA.