Community Board Members
The Conservatory at the Plains Board of Directors hold meetings on the second Thursday of each month except in December when the Annual Meeting is held. Monthly meetings are held at the Community Center beginning at 5:30 PM.
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Andrew Igl, President
Hello, my name is Andrew Igl and I am proud to represent our community as President of the Conservatory HOA Board. I have lived in Colorado since 2019 and my wife is a lifelong Coloradan. I was raised in the Greater Seattle area where I graduated in 2012 with a Bachelor’s degree in Manufacturing Engineering.
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I am currently employed as the Director of Operations for a precision manufacturer in the medical device, semiconductor, and aerospace industries. I also serve as the current Vice President and President-elect of the Rocky Mountain chapter of the NTMA; a volunteer organization that supports local precision manufacturers to reach their full potential, especially in such times when reshoring manufacturing here in America offers exciting new opportunities for our local economy to flourish. I also serve on their Workforce Development and National Robotics League committees.
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From starting a small landscaping business before I was old enough to drive the company truck, earning my Private & Instrument Pilot licenses, and continuing to make an impact in the manufacturing sphere, my experience offers many examples of how the habits of diligent planning, integrity, accountability, and determination make a powerful recipe for achieving positive results.
In pursuit of a safe, diverse, and beautiful community in which to live, work, and play for many years to come, I appreciate your support
Charles Fiser, Treasurer
I have lived in The Conservatory for three years. I retired from the telecommunications industry in September 2021 with my main responsibility being OSHA statistics for the safety department. My educational background is in Accounting.
I have been treasurer of my church for over 30 years and I am also treasurer of our Shared Operations (three communities in one church building). My church is also the fiscal sponsor for two other-non profit organizations of which I am also treasurer.
I value transparency between the HOA and the community it serves, especially from a financial standpoint. My short time here has shown me we have a good community and a responsible Board that is responsive to community concerns. I desire to be involved and continue that tradition.
Helen Hardin, Secretary
Knowledge of the Community: I have been active in the Conservatory for 9 years and have served on every committee and the board of directors. I have current and historical knowledge of the Underdrain Project, our community finances, and vendor contracts. Keeping the Conservatory a great place to live and protecting our property values are my reasons for serving.
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Education: I am a graduate of the University of Minnesota and FLETC (Federal Law Enforcement Training Center). I retired in 2014 as a Supervisory Immigration Services Officer for USCIS. As a member of CAI (Community Associations Institute), I educate myself on community governance which has relevance this year because of recent legislation that will affect our community.
Commitment: Having attended every monthly board meeting for 7 years, I devote my time to the duties of a board member. I will continue to make decisions that will keep our finances strong, our property values high and our community amenities maintained.
Curtis Link, Director
As a retired Army veteran and long-time resident of the community, I am passionate about fostering a strong, transparent, and engaged neighborhood. With a business degree from Grand Canyon University and years of volunteer experience with veteran organizations, I am committed to serving others and ensuring fiscal responsibility. My goal as a member of the HOA Board of Directors is to enhance community development while promoting clear communication between residents and the board. Recently honored as a Kentucky Colonel, in recognition for my dedication to the veteran and local community, I bring leadership, integrity, and a deep sense of responsibility to this role. I am excited to give back to the community by helping create an inclusive and vibrant neighborhood for all.
Jerry Ostermiller, Director
I love living in the Conservatory and have met a lot of wonderful people in the community. I was an entrepreneur for 44 years, having started and owned several businesses. In 2003, I established my last business from scratch, All American Trailers in Commerce City, and built it to become one of the largest trailer dealerships in Colorado. I sold it in December 2022 and finally retired. I’m now ready to use my extensive business and financial management experience in serving someplace where I can make a difference. Conservatory is my home and I believe I can certainly make a difference here by serving this great community on the HOA board.