Please refer to Policy 200 and 210 for the Hidden Springs Town Association's Assessment Procedures, Effects of a Delinquent Payment and the Collection Procedure.
Total Regular Annual Assessment (as of January 2023): $1314.00 per lot HOA / $328.50 per quarter
Total Sewer Assessment (as of January 2023): $694.00 per sewer connection per lot / $173.50 per quarter
Due Date: Quarterly assessments are due on the first day of each quarter (Jan 1, April 1, July 1, Oct 1)
Standard Payment Reminders: Quarterly in advance (Dec 1, Mar 1, June 1, Sept 1)
HOA ASSESSMENT PAYMENT OPTIONS
Drop Off Your Payment
C-Property Pay
To make a onetime payment or create a recurring payment schedule register with C-Property Pay.
You will need the Management ID# (2320), HSTA Association ID# (0102) and your Property ID (located on your statement or you can call the Town Office).
For Cartwright Ranch residents making their Hidden Springs Sewer Company payment, you need your Cartwright Ranch ID# (0152).
When setting up your account for the first time, use the first 9 digits of your account number. When making your payment, use your complete 10 digit account number.
Your Bank’s Online Bill-Pay
Update payee information to include your Account Number and the payee address should be set up as shown below:
The Hidden Springs Transfer Fee is ½ of 1% of the gross selling price*. The transfer fee is paid upon the initial purchase of the lot and then upon every resale.
The Transfer Fee funds are used to implement the protection, care and enhancement requirements for Conservation Easement lands (Hidden Springs Planned Community Ordinance Section 8-21A-5E).
Approximately 988 acres in Hidden Springs are designated as natural open space subject to the terms of a Conservation Easement (CE) held by Ada County. The Conservation Area includes:
Wetlands Dry Creek Corridor Currant Creek Corridor Uplands Farm and Orchard
The Hidden Springs Transfer fee may be used to provide funding for any of the following purposes: (1) the administrative and operating costs of the Town Association; (2) the maintenance, improvement, operation, repair, replacement, and management of the Conservation Area; (3) education programs concerning the Conservation Area; (4) acquisition of additional property and (5) for such other purposes as the Town Association shall deem appropriate from time to time. (Refer to Section 3.1.7.7 in the Hidden Springs Master Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions)
Examples of how Transfer Fee funds are spent:
Open Space Care and Maintenance
CE Improvements
Trail Maintenance and Improvements
Community Garden / Agricultural
Fuel Reduction and Firewise Initiatives
*June 16, 2016, the Hidden Springs Town Council approved a transfer fee increase from 1/4 of 1% to 1/2 of 1% of the gross selling price.
Any home listed in the MLS after July 16, 2016 is subject to the new transfer fee.