Noxious Weeds Control Program-2026
Dear Timber Ridge Lot Owners,
Spring is upon us, which means the noxious weeds will be arriving very soon.
Under the Colorado Noxious Weed Act, we as lot owners have a legal duty to control invasive weed species such as Thistle, Mullein, Yellow Toadflax, Leafy Spurge and Curly Dock (see pictures below).
In order to maintain the health and beauty of our properties and shared spaces it is highly recommended that every lot owner participate in this common goal to prevent these invasive weeds from spreading.
Colorado’s Timber Ridge Metro District (CTRMD) will be providing lot owners free herbicide for spraying these noxious weeds. You will receive pre-measured concentrated amounts of Amine 2, 4-D herbicide with a Surfactant Premier 90 (please see attached file with Label and Instructions).
On Saturday May 2 at 9:00am at the Timber Ridge Clubhouse we will have a short noxious weed eradication training and be giving out herbicide. We will have available pre-measured concentrated plastic bottles of the herbicide which you will need to mix with water in your pump sprayer.
Throughout the spring and summer months it may be necessary to continue to spray for these noxious weeds. You can obtain additional herbicide by contacting Ken Siggett at 734-634-1499 (call or text) or email: ks******@***il.com.
We also need Volunteers to spray the right of way on our streets; this usually consist of your property frontage and sections of your street, but you are always welcome to spray more. If you are interested in volunteering please contact Ken Siggett.
If you do spay any sections along our street’s right of way let me know so I can mark it down on my map this way I can keep track of what sections have been done.
Your cooperation is greatly appreciated.
This information is also on our website: Noxious Weeds
Thank You,
Ken Siggett
Colorado’s Timber Ridge Metro District
(734) 634-1499
Some of you may not be familiar with the noxious weeds that grow in our neighborhood. The weeds that we are mostly concerned with are Thistle, Common Mullein, Yellow Toadflax (Butter and Eggs), Leafy Spurge and Curly Dock. See links below for more information on each species.
