Annual District Documents
General / District Wide
Declaration of Covenants and RestrictionsFirst Amendment to Declaration of Covenants and Restrictions2025 Disclosure Notice Pursuant to 32-1-809Amended and Restated Resolution Regarding Imposition of Development FeeFirst Amendment to the Amended and Restated Resolution Concerning the Imposition of Development FeeFourth Amendment to the Amended and Restated Resolution Concerning the Imposition of Operations FeeResolution Adopting First Amendment to Amended and Restated Resolution Processing and Collection of Delinquent Fees and ChargesSurface Use Agreement (Oil & Gas)Residential
Resolution Adopting Amended and Restated Residential Rules and RegulationsResolution Adopting Second Amendment to the Amended and Restated Residential Rules and RegulationsResolution Adopting Third Amendment to Residential GuidelinesCovenant Enforcement Resolution (Residential)Commercial
CC&Rs for Commercial ParkComercial Improvement Guidlines and Site RestrictionsCovenant Enforcement Resolution (Commercial)
Important Notice to Builders: The Saddler Ridge Metropolitan District does not establish or enforce setback requirements for new home construction. Prior to submitting plans for Architectural Review, builders and property owners are responsible for verifying all applicable building setbacks, easements, building envelopes, and other development restrictions with the Town of Severance, the applicable Planned Unit Development (PUD), and the recorded final plat for the specific lot. As a general reference, the Town's Development Node zoning district currently identifies baseline setbacks for single-family detached homes as 20 feet (front), 7.5 feet (interior side), 15 feet (corner side), and 15 feet (rear). These standards should not be relied upon as the final setback requirements for an individual lot, as the recorded plat, building envelope, easements, or PUD restrictions may impose more restrictive requirements. The District's Architectural Review Committee conducts a separate review for compliance with the District's Residential Rules and Design Guidelines and relies on the Town and recorded plat for lot-specific building location requirements.