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Baseline’s continued success is made possible thanks to three important not-for-profit governance entities: the Baseline Community Association (BCA), Baseline Commercial Owners Association (BCOA), and Baseline Enrichment and Community Collaboration Assembly (BECCA). Discover more by downloading the resources below.
Baseline Community Association (BCA)
Bylaws
Articles of Incorporation
Baseline Residential Dec of CCRs
First Amendment to Baseline Residential
Second Amendment to Declaration of Covenants
First Supplemental Declaration to Dec of Covenants
Second Supplemental Declaration to Dec of Covenants
Rules and Regulations
Suppl Covenant to Dispute Resolution Covenant
Baseline commercial owners association (BCOA)
Articles of Incorporation
Bylaws of NP Commercial Owners’ Association, Inc.
Baseline enrichment and community collaboration assembly (Becca)
Bylaws
Articles of Incorporation
BECCA Dec of CCRs
First Supplemental Covenant
Second Supplemental Covenant
Policies
A commitment to consistent qualities in the physical appearance of the community, architecture and landscape is critical to our success. Baseline’s Design Review Committee (DRC) is here to ensure the inspired vision and ambitious placemaking goals for the Master Planned Community are met, and to assist applicants as they navigate the City and County of Broomfield’s permitting process.
Baseline’s DRC reviews proposed projects within the Master Planned Community for compliance with the Performance Standards. The intent of these guidelines is to encourage creative individual site planning, architectural and landscaping statements that, when viewed as a whole, produce an equally outstanding environment. Achieving a genuine sense of community and harmony between the natural and built environment. All improvements within the Master Planned Community are required to be reviewed by the DRC prior to being submitted to the City and County of Broomfield, including (but not limited to): site, architecture, landscape, lighting and signage.
DESIGN REVIEW COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Kim Perry
McWhinney
Dave Williams
DTJ Design
Jim Tolstrup
High Plains Environmental Center
Amy Yarger
Butterfly Pavilion
Anna Bertanzetti
City and County of Broomfield
DESIGN REVIEW COMMITTEE staff
Wendi Cudmore
Senior Manager
970.776.4031
Sam Tibbals
Coordinator
970.776.4071
DRC@MCWHINNEY.COM
BASELINE DRC resources*
North Park PUD Plan and Prelim Plat
North Park PUD Supplemental Binder
(complete)
North Park PUD Supplemental Binder
(by section)
North Park Design Guidelines
North Park DRC Flow Chart
West Village Design Guidelines
East Village Design Guidelines
*coming soon*
*Baseline was originally filed as North Park
BASELINE DRC PROCEDURES*
North Park DRC Procedures, Information, Submittal Forms and Checklists Packet
(August 31, 2019)
NP DRC Submittal Cover Sheet
NP DRC Submittal Contact Information
NP DRC Site Data Form
NP DRC Schematic Design Review Checklist
NP DRC Design Development Review Checklist
NP DRC Construction Document Review Checklist
NP DRC Final Compliance Inspection Request Form
NP DRC Signage Review Checklist
NP DRC Misc. Review Checklist
Construction Waste and Recycling Program Information and Form
Homeowners at Baseline benefit from the ongoing improvements and the lasting value that is created by the Metro District. The Metro District ensures infrastructure and improvements are up to standard, and that homeowner tax dollars are being spent wisely. Consisting of an elected five-person board and recognized by the State of Colorado, Baseline’s Metro District is a governmental entity responsible for financing the infrastructure needed to create this new community, and for overseeing maintenance and improvements to open space, parks, detention ponds and other features. This is paid for through homeowner property taxes, collected through a Mill Levy. We encourage you to learn more about Metro Districts during your homebuying journey.
