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Trails

  • Fifteen Foot Trail Easements are located throughout the Subdivision for the enjoyment of our Owners.

  • Trail grooming is performed by volunteers using a snowmobile and is done as time and conditions allow.

  • Please do not snowshoe or walk on the tracks set for cross-country skiers. This will destroy the track(s).

  • Please clean up after your dogs.

TRASH

  • Trash collection days and county road maintenance activities need to work together.

  • Place your trash barrel out of the road to allow county snow removal operations to perform their work.

  • Set your trash bin in your driveway and out of the plowing corridor.

  • Please set your can out only on collection day to avoid feeding the bears.

PETS

  • We love dogs though please be sensitive to your neighbors regarding the freedom you provide your dogs. Dogs under verbal command can be off leash. All others must be on a restraining device such as a leash.

  • Always accompany your dogs and never let them purposely run free without supervision.

  • Coyotes, mountain lions, moose, and bears are prevalent in our neighborhood and your dog could become a victim of these predators.

  • Use pet waste bags to keep our roads and trails clean.

  • Be considerate of your neighbors. Not everyone appreciates dogs running on their property or uncontrolled barking.

FIRE MITIGATION

 

  • Mountain Pine Beetle

  • The 2008 Colorado State Legislature passed bill, HB08-1110, permitting homeowners in an urban wildland interface area to deduct a portion of the cost of fire mitigation from their Colorado state taxes. 

Preserve our Starry Night Skies

  • The stars are not brighter in the country…the sky is darker!

SKIES

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