Craig Prior verse Red Rock Ranch HOA Update
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We are pleased to share some very positive news regarding the ongoing Craig Pryor vs. RRR HOA lawsuit. On April 8, 2026, the court issued a Summary Judgement motion largely in our favor. Specifically, the court ruled the 2010, 2017, and 2022 amendments and extensions cannot be disputed due to the statute of limitations- a significant victory that removes a substantial portion of the claims in the lawsuit.
The matter, however, is not fully resolved. The motion was “granted in part” so a limited number of claims remain. Craig Pryor has 21 days from the date of the ruling to determine which, if any, issues he wishes to continue pursuing. He also retains the right to appeal the Summary Judgement. The Board will keep members informed as the situation develops. A copy of the full Summary Judgement motion can be found on the RRRHOA.org website.
Moving forward, we must address payment of the legal costs incurred to date and pursue legal options for the recovery of those funds. Your continued generous financial support of the HOA is instrumental and essential in achieving these goals.
We invite all members to attend the upcoming Membership meeting where the Board will discuss these matters and answer questions.
Monday, April 13, 2026. 7:00 PM.
Chamber of Commerce Building, 166 2nd St., Monument.
We greatly appreciate your patience and continued support throughout this process. Please contact the Board with any questions prior to the meeting via the “contact the Board” tab on the RRRHOA.org website.
Red Rock Ranch HOA - Spring 2026
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Annual Member meeting: April 13, 7pm Board Elections: There will be Board Member Elections Donations: Because the insurance failed to provide |
RRR HOA winter social meeting
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Red Rock Ranch HOA Board is inviting you to a winter social to get questions answered to the best of our abilities and give a status of the C. Pryor lawsuit.
Saturday, January 31
2pm -4pm
166 Second street
RRR Summary Judgement
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Though a majority of the voting homeowners wanted to pass the Special Assessment, a 50.01% of all homeowners was not met. The Special Assessment did not pass. Details of the vote will be presented in the December 8, 2025 Board meeting. If you choose to support the HOA with a donation, donations will be accepted to have legal support if this is to go to trial in February. You can also make your 2026 donation. The Board has filed a motion for a Summary Judgment against Mr. Pryor's lawsuit with the courts. A summary judgement provides a quicker resolution to cases thus saving time and resources and hopefully avoids a trial. The PDF is the Summary Judgement the Board filed. Please note Mr. Pryor's Lawsuit makes allegations and conclusions that are Mr. Pryor's opinions. There are legal limitations as to the length of time to contest a filing of the Covenants and there is a limitation on how much one person can up-end the Declaration for the entire HOA of 211 members.
CLICK HERE RRR Summary Judgement
Elizabeth Lonnquist
