Eagle Ranch Association Newsletter November & December 2023 |
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Eagle Ranch Annual Ownership Meeting The annual meeting of the Eagle Ranch Homeowners Association is scheduled for Wednesday, December 13, 2023, at 5:00 PM. The meeting will be held at the Eagle County Building, 500 Broadway, 2nd Floor Commissioner Chambers. The meeting will be held both in person and virtually through Google Meets. Those that would like to attend virtually must register in advance to have access to this event. We are limited with our ability to use another virtual platform as we are utilizing a space not owned or operated by the Association. Select this link to Register to Attend Virtually. You may view the Annual Meeting page by selecting this link: Annual Meeting One Residential Director seat and One Commercial Director seat will be open for election this year. To submit your candidate form, please use the link below. |
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Design Review Corner Exterior Maintenance: Eagle Ranch Guidelines place the burden of review of minor changes to the exterior of homes on the Design Review Administrator. This process may seem overly burdensome to many homeowners, it is essential to ensuring that the approved standards are followed. If you are looking to perform any work on the exterior of your home, i.e. paint (with or without color change), deck additions, fences, window upgrades, or roof repair/replacements, please reach out to the Design Review Board Administrator to find out what is required for your project. In many cases, these applications can be processed within three (3) business days, and may have any application fees waived. Approvals are valid for one (1) year. We recommend you submit your application as soon as you know that work will be performed. Submittal Deadlines: 2024 Submittal Deadlines and Meeting Dates have been published. 2024 Submittal Deadlines Applicants are reminded that they may submit their applications at any time prior to the submittal deadlines. | | |
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Winter Wildlife & Seasonal Closures |
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Winter Wildlife - Reduce your Impact When elk & deer flee, they burn precious body fat stores that they spent the summer and fall seasons packing on. These fat reserves help them to survive the winter, when they are living in a state of near-starvation due to the limited plant availability. If they burn through their fat stores too quickly, they will starve and die before spring. Don’t feed, approach, or harass wildlife Give wildlife distance when you see them on the trail – at least 100 yards! If an animal changes its behavior – you’re too close – back away Always give the animal an escape route Leave young wildlife alone If you see sick or injured wildlife, call CPW Ensure your dog will not harass wildlife Use a leash, E-collar, or other means to prevent your dog from chasing, harassing, or changing wildlife’s behavior. Think about leaving your dog at home.
Keep your cat indoors Practice leave-no trace ethics (i.e., pack it in – pack it out, and leave the area better than how you found it)
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Seasonal Closures - December 1 - April 15 East Eagle: (Pool & Ice, Dirt Surfer, Will’s Thrill, Hillbilly, Bellyache Road Gate) *Closed to mechanized (bikes) and motorized use. Open to foot and equestrian year round. West Eagle: (World’s Greatest, Abrams Ridge, School House Rocks, etc.) *Closed to mechanized (bikes) and motorized use. Open to foot and equestrian year round. Third Loop of Haymaker: *Closed to all users: foot, bike, equestrian, and motorized Extra Credit: *Closed to all users: foot, bike, equestrian, and motorized Eagle Ranch:– All trails including Eagle Ranch Loops, 2nd Gulch, 3rd Gulch, Lov Connection and Adam’s Way. *Closed to all users: foot, bike, equestrian, and motorized
Seasonal Closures - December 1 - June 30 |
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Eagle Ranch Team The Eagle Ranch team is committed to the owners our community. Reach out to us with any questions, concerns, or feedback! | | |
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