New Resident

Waste Management is our trash and recycling company. The service is included in your monthly assessment fee. Please contact southshore@amihoa.com to request new trash/recycle bins. Each home can have up to two trash and two recycle bins at no charge. 

 

 

AMI is our property management company which includes handling our monthly assessment collections.  Your monthly assessment fee will have been paid for one month when you closed on your new home.  Monthly assessments of $30 are due on the 1st day of each month.  Visit the Monthly Assessment page for more information, Click Here. You will need a security key to create your online account to view your account statement and make an online payment through the internal HOA portal. 

 

Mailbox key can be picked up at the local US Postal Office located at 18555 E Smoky Hill Rd, Centennial, CO 80015.  Bring your photo identification and deed to pick-up your mailbox key. 

Resale Homes

 

Buyers should ask the seller for the key.  The HOA does not have possession of mailbox keys at any point in the home transfer process and cannot assist with issuing or replacing. You can reach out to Page Specialty to have your mailbox rekeyed at your own expense.

 

Website: https://www.pagespecialty.com/

Phone: 303-770-2842

Email: pagespecialty@msn.com 

For new or replacement keycards please visit either clubhouse during business hours.  Please bring in a copy of the deed to your home or a piece of mail with your name and address on it along with a photo ID.  

 

 

 

 

Questions please contact:

 

Jennifer Cornthwaite, Lifestyle Director
303.750.0994 x2368
jennifer.cornthwaite@managementtrust.com 

Considering making a change to the exterior of your home?  Putting in a fence or landscaping?  You must receive written approval from the Design Review Committee in order to proceed with exterior improvements of your home.  Review your Design Guideline Manual on the Design Review page to familiarize yourself with the rules.  To view the Design Guidelines, Click Here.

You can get started on the application process even before your closing as long as you are under contract. The Design Review Request Form will walk you through the steps to submit your project for approval. 

Southshore is located in the Cherry Creek School District which is consistently ranked as one of the top school districts in the State of Colorado.  To learn more about Cherry Creek admissions Click Here.

 

 

School	Website
Altitude Elementary	Click Here
Fox Ridge Middle School	Click Here
Cherokee Trail High School	Click Here

  

 

Unlike the surrounding communities all three schools are located in or adjacent to Southshore.

 

 

 

 

To help reduce the stress of moving to a new, unfamiliar school district, go online and see how the schools in your new locale measure up with a Great Schools Rating, Click Here. This rating "provides an overall snapshot of school quality based on how well a school prepares all its students for postsecondary success—be it college or career.” When you know what your choices are, you can check off this box prior to your move knowing you can make an informed decision.

 

• Homeowners are responsible for their own utilities, with the exception of residential trash collection included in your Monthly Assessment. 

• Xcel Energy provides gas and electric service. You can learn more by going to Xcel Energy's website, Click Here.

• Comcast (Xfinity) and CenturyLink are the main landline and internet providers. You can learn more by going to Xfinity's website, Click Here or CenturyLink's website, Click Here.

• Aurora Water is your water and sewer public utility.  You can learn more by going to Aurora Water's website, Click Here.

Moving to a new town often means doing as the locals do, which means taking local transportation every once in a while so that you can explore the city through their eyes. Moreover, if you want to spare yourself the hassle of using your vehicle because you want to cut down on carbon emissions, checking out your transportation options will give you a better idea regarding what you can opt for to get out and about. 

 

RTD provides bus and rail services throughout the Denver Metro Area.  RTD has more than 170 bus routes, 12 rail lines and specialty services to help make it easier to get around town.  To learn more, Click Here.

The Metro District will remove snow and ice from common areas and common area sidewalks when there is at least 2 inches of snow. Starting in 2023, The Metro District will plow all district roads when there is at least 6 inches of snow. The purpose of road plowing is to clear the road itself. 

 

Metro District Contact for snow removal:

 

Hernan Buenfil, General Manager
303.750.0994 x2367
hernan.buenfil@managementtrust.com 
 
The City of Aurora is responsible for streets and Anchor Park. To learn more click HERE

 

​Snow and ice on sidewalks can be slippery and dangerous, not only to mail carriers and other delivery people but also to senior citizens, children, disabled people and the public in general.

 

As a resident or property owner, it is your responsibility to keep city sidewalks adjacent to your property free and clear of snow and ice, even though the sidewalks may be behind or outside the rear and side fences and adjacent to any street.

 

City of Aurora ordinance requires Snow and ice must be removed within 24 hours after a snowfall ends, and 48 hours after a snow emergency is declared by the city.

 

The City of Aurora’s Snow Busters program pairs community volunteers with neighbors who live within three miles of them and have limited financial resources or are incapable of shoveling their sidewalk after a snowfall due to age, disability, or other conditions. Please click HERE for more information

 

 

Periodically the Southshore HOA sends out emails with important updates.  Contact AMI at 720.870.2221 or email southshore@amihoa.com   

Southshore residents have an active presence on Facebook.  Please note the Southshore HOA does NOT currently post on social media.  

Grab Hold of Opportunities
While it can be easy to shy away at first when it comes to meeting new people (especially if you're an introvert), it might be worth your while to get comfortable being outside your comfort zone if you don't just want to make acquaintances but true friends at the end of the day. 

 

We look forward to seeing you at an upcoming social or resident club event.  Board meetings and committee meetings are open to all residents.  Southshore has resident led committees that are always looking for more volunteers.