The Todd Creek Farms subdivision in Brighton on Friday, Aug. 2, 2024. (Photo by Hyoung Chang/The Denver Post)
A homeowners association in Brighton has gone bankrupt while trying to fend off accusations that its board president funneled a landscaping contract to his own company.
Todd Creek Farms, which has 370 lots across 750 acres, has attracted headlines for years because of its many HOA disputes, which came to include death threats. Those tussles have also taken a financial toll, leading the HOA to file for Chapter 11 on July 15.
“This lawsuit, initiated by a small group of homeowners in 2023, has already cost the HOA more than $800,000 in legal defense fees,” its board wrote in an HOA newsletter July 19.
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