CTRMD Metro District Board Meetings – 5:00pm, Monday May 15, 2023
Metro District Regular Board Meeting at 5:00pm
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86147596361?pwd=VWJIYTZvOXRPeS9COGhmYlBvQkdiUT09
Meeting ID:861 4759 6361
Passcode: 619741
Metro District Regular Board Meeting at 5:00pm
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86147596361?pwd=VWJIYTZvOXRPeS9COGhmYlBvQkdiUT09
Meeting ID:861 4759 6361
Passcode: 619741
Below are the meeting minutes from the 2023 HOA monthly meetings. Click here to review the meeting minutes from 2022. If you would like minutes from meetings before 2022, please contact Dawn at dawn@workoutdawn.com to request a copy.
It’s that time of year again. We have been fortunate with the amount of snow/rain received this season with more precipitation forecasted for next week. Wolf Creek has received 382″ YTD and will likely eclipse 400″.
That being the case, we still need to prepare our property and homes for this summer. Archuleta county remains in moderate drought conditions. https://www.drought.gov/states/colorado/county/Archuleta
What are the primary threats to homes during a wildfire?
Research around home destruction vs. home survival in wildfires point to embers and small flames as the main way that the majority of homes ignite in wildfires. Embers are burning pieces of airborne wood and/or vegetation that can be carried more than a mile through the wind can cause spot fires and ignite homes, debris and other objects.
There are methods for homeowners to prepare their homes to withstand ember attacks and minimize the likelihood of flames or surface fire touching the home or any attachments. Experiments, models and post-fire studies have shown homes ignite due to the condition of the home and everything around it, up to 200’ from the foundation. This is called the Home Ignition Zone (HIZ).
Use this link to learn more about how to protect your home from wildfires – https://www.nfpa.org//-/media/Files/Firewise/Fact-sheets/FirewiseHowToPrepareYourHomeForWildfires.pdf
Timber Ridge has partnered with Put Hill Customs to provide fire mitigation and reclamation assistance. They will come to your home for a complimentary assessment and quote. They have agreed to provide Timber Ridge property owners a 10% discount off of their services. You can reach them via their website or by calling 970.946.8885. https://www.puthillcustoms.com/
If you haven’t already, we also recommend having your property assessed by a member of the Wildfire Adapted Partnership. This is a free service that will restart mid-April.
https://www.wildfireadapted.org/home-wildfire-risk-site-visit
As a reminder, if tree removal is required you must submit a Property Improvement Application via the neighborhood website to the IRC. https://ctrmd.org/building-in-timber-ridge/
With your assistance, we continue to be a certified Firewise USA® neighborhood.
Best,
Timber Ridge Board
Whether building in Timber Ridge or submitting a request for work to be done, the application and submission must go through the new HOA APP Folio APP. Once you activate your APP you will be able to submit an application for approval. The request will be sent directly to the IRC Committee.
Below are the meeting minutes from the 2022 HOA monthly meetings. Click here to review the meeting minutes from 2021. If you would like minutes from meetings before 2020, please contact Kristine at KristineRubish@ctrhoa.org to request a copy.
Click here for architectural guidelines, permit applications and what you need to know
Effective March 18th the amendment to eliminate Short Term Rentals was passed by more than 67% of the HOA membership and is now filed with the county. This excludes the (3) prior approved properties which have until March 18th 2025 to maintain their STR status.
Below are the meeting minutes from the 2021 HOA monthly meetings. Click here to review the meeting minutes from 2020. If you would like minutes from meetings before 2020, please contact Kristine at KristineRubish@ctrhoa.org to request a copy.
Our Homeowner’s Association documents include our Policies and Procedures, Bylaws, and Declaration of Covenants and Restrictions.
View Our Current HOA Declaration of Covenants and Restrictions (2021)
In addition to the below governing documents, Colorado’s Timber Ridge Homeowner’s Association is subject to the Colorado Common Interest Ownership Act (CCIOA) enacted on July 1, 1992 which provides guidance for governing common interest communities. Following the initial Act, Amendments to CCIOA were passed by the Colorado Legislature.
Below is the Timber Ridge HOA Articles of Incorporation, Bylaws and previous amendments to the Declaration of Covenants.