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Fall Reminders for 2009

If you use the ranch all winter, it's time to put your snow tires on and put the chains in your trunk.    Driving here in the winter on inappropriate tires endangers you and your neighbors.

If you have a camp trailer on the ranch, it's time to get it down and into storage.  The roads will be getting slick, and a trailer left on the ranch with our snowfall will likely be crushed.

If you intend to plow snow on ranch roads this winter, now is the time to coordinate your routes, sign your annual PMROA required understanding of rules and regulations, mark hydrants, electrical and culverts  and document your proof of insurance for the board.  Refer to the plowing agreement.

Remember, these early storms are the slickest of the season on our roads.  SLOW down, give yourself extra time, and give the other car plenty of room.

If you store a trailer or machines in the winter parking lot, be sure they have Pine Meadow Ranch stickers on them, and please keep them back far enough so that Jody and the water company have working room.   

CodeRED Warning System

Please visit the Summit County Sheriff's website and sign up for CodeRed.  This is a reverse 911 program that lets the sheriff and fire departments notify YOU in an emergency that impacts Tollgate Canyon users.

http://www.summitcountysheriff.org/community/codered/codered.html

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Short Term Cabin Rentals:

Over the last 2 years, the Homeowners' Association has received a flood of complaints about weekend cabin rentals.  These visitors frequently have little regard for the rules and etiquette of the Ranch.  Remember that Short Term Cabin Rentals (less than 30 days) are Prohibited by Pine Meadow Ranch Owners' Association. See Rules and Regulations 5.6.

 

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Street Address to be Posted at Every Lot on the Ranch.

PMROA is requiring lot owners to post their street address as well as their lot # at the entrance of their driveway or by the road in front of their lot. This is a necessity for Emergency Personnel and the County Sheriff’s office. If you don't know your legal street address, contact Summit County Information Technology or search the County Database here.  Note: Your lot number, is not your street address and you need to post both.  For instance: PI-G-12 is a platted lot number; 1992 Chipmunk Way is the legal street address. Thank you.