2013 Golf Tournament

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Raccoon Creek Golf Course
7301 West Bowles Ave – Littleton, CO
Usually on a Friday in June
1:15 SHOTGUN (check in @ 11:30)

The Annual RMPCA Golf Tournament is usually held at Raccoon Creek Golf Course. The format is a “Four Person Scramble,” with a 1:15 PM Shotgun start.  A portion of the proceeds will benefit charity.

Players start the hole hitting their drives. The team selects the best drive of the four and plays their second shot from that point and proceeds in that manner until the ball is holed out. You can drop your ball within one club length no closer to the hole. If you select a ball that is in the rough, sand trap, or hazard, all four balls must be played from that position.

Men play from the Blue tees, women play from the Red tees.

Mulligans can be used on any shot.

Ribbon is used to hole out putts; You can use the full length (1-foot) for 5 putts.

Each player on the team must hit a minimum of two drives.

Have fun and play fast…The round must be completed by 6:00 p.m.

Contest holes for women only #13 and #14.

Contest holes for both men and women #2, #4, #8, #9, #17 and #18.

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2013 Golf Sponsorship is $400 for this year.

Please fill out the form below to buy your spot.


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Sponsor Set Up & Break Down Plan

Beverage Policy and Price Sheet Raccoon Creek

May 2013 Luncheon : Homeowners Associations

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Our May luncheon will be a busy one!  We will have representatives of the charities we are   supporting this year at the meeting to tell us more about their organizations.  We always welcome the opportunity to see the good we do in our community.
David Graf of Moeller Graf will be presenting on Homeowners Associations.  Understanding the laws and obligations that drive Homeowner’s Association allows claims professionals to better understand how to proceed, especially when faced with complex multiple unit claims.
David Graf has practiced community association law exclusively since 2001. In this time, he has represented a wide range of communities throughout the State of Colorado. The majority of his practice involved interpreting and amending governing documents, advising associations on the corporate aspects of running a common interest community, and enforcing the terms of governing documents through court action. He has attended countless difficult and contentious board and member meetings on behalf of associations. David has lectured on various aspects of community association and corporate law throughout the state and has taught continuing legal education courses on the topic of community association law for attorneys several times. David is also a national faculty member of the Community Associations Institute’s Professional Management Development Program. David has served on the Colorado Legislative Action Committee of the Rocky Mountain Chapter of the Community Association Institute for many years.

2013 Academic Scholarship Application

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One of the primary directives of the RMPCA is to raise funds to be awarded in the form of an annual scholarship to high school seniors, and actively enrolled college and university students. The scholarship is open only to the children of RMPCA members.

Application and Submission Timeline:  Applications are available beginning February 14, 2013. The application must be mailed to the RMPCA at PO Box 22766, Denver, Colorado 80222-0766, or emailed to info@rmpca.com no later than Monday, April 15, 2013. Applicants are asked to answer the following question:

“How does technology and social media change the way insurance property claims are handled?” 

Qualifications: High School senior with an acceptance letter from an accredited college or university for the upcoming academic school year OR Currently enrolled college or university student with transcripts or proof of attendance for the upcoming school year. Applicant must be the child of a parent that is a member of the RMPCA in good standing, or be the child of a parent that works for a vendor company that is a member of the RMPCA in good standing.  Applicants are only eligible for the top three awards once during their college career.

Format: The applicant is tasked with writing an original essay. The essay can be up to 500 words. The application is found on the RMPCA web site (www.rmpca.com/scholarship).

Jury review: The applications will be reviewed by a jury consisting of RMPCA members from various industries. None of the applicant’s personal information is available to the jury. The jury is selected by the committee chairperson, and serves one scholarship season.

Scholarship Committee:  The scholarship committee is responsible for tracking the applicants, forming the review jury, monitoring the applications, provide the jury with unidentifiable and complete applications. The committee is empowered to make decisions and implement processes that provide fair and unbiased review and subsequent awards of the RMPCA scholarship.

Award Structure: The award is based on originality, cogent thought and argument supporting understanding, and relevant application of the question. There are three top prizes awarded:

First Place: $2,500.00

Second Place: $2,000.00

Third Place: $1,500.00

The amount of the pool is variable and is dependent on the amount of money raised by the RMPCA.   The remaining prize pool is to be divided equally among the remaining applicants.  All applicants will receive a scholarship prize.  Please be aware that we do post the names and photos of the top three winners on our website.  Your submittal of an application is your permission to post this information.

Certificates: Certificates are issued to the top three prize winners. The remaining pool applicants receive a check made payable to the student.

University/College notification:  RMPCA will send notification of any of the top three awards to the University or College the student will be attending if required based on other financial aid considerations.

Download the application here