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CLCC Community News
March - April 2025
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In This Edition: New GM, ARC Meetings, Chili Cook off Winners, New Compactor Building, OHV Regulations, Boat Rack Lottery Reminder Deadline, Weed Warriors, Beware of Spring Road Conditions, Don't Feed Wildlife |
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Meet the New CLCC GM
Jonas Pearson
Jonas is a true local, born and raised in Grand County, Colorado. Prior to be hired here, Jonas owned and operated TM Fencing Inc for 17 years. He has a wide array of skill sets and talents. He enjoys riding horses, camping, fishing, traveling, gardening, and writing. He looks forward to meeting the members of our community.
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Spring Homeowner Checklist |
- Roof Ice Dams falling
- Driveway culvert clean out
- Tree survey & removal time?
- Driveway grading ? Gravel?
- Slush and Mud Lots of it!
- Paint project scheduled?
- Roof inspection
- Winter debris Cleanup
- Spring Cleaning
- Meet the New GM
- Boat inspection & stickers
- Mountain bike tune up
- Pre-emergent Weed Spray
- Property Taxes
- Annual Water Bill
- Enjoy the Sun !!
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MONTHLY ARC MEETINGS
The dates for the monthly ARC meeting are posted in your Appfolio Calendar.
Going forward meetings will be on the first Wednesday of every month in the Clubhouse at 2 PM.
March 5th is the next Meeting.
SPRING/ SUMMER PROJECTS
Please remember you are in an HOA and most projects need approval from the ARC. Paint, Decks, Roofs, etc. If there is any question it is better to ask than face possible fines.
Now is the time to get your projects started. Do not wait, beat the rush!!
All of the information needed is in your Appfolio Portal. Look under "Architectural Reviews" and follow the instructions for your projects. Everything should be submitted through the portal which expedites the time that it takes for approval.
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Chili Cookoff and Bingo Night
A great night was had by all! Prizes were awarded for the Best Chili and Dessert. The Dessert winner was Kathy Verbel with her delicious peanut butter balls and the anonymous smoked brisket took home best chili. Bingo prizes were new board games. Thank you for the participation, with the help judging, and lastly, thanks to those that helped clean it all up!
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Please!! No Parking on Roads!!
Section 14.01 Vehicles must be parked completely off the roads, cul-de-sacs and parking lots so that CLCC snowplowing operations can keep the areas cleared. If CLCC has to call a tow truck to clear a roadway, the offending vehicle will be towed at the owner’s expense. An owner who intends to use or rent his/her property must make arrangements for parking area snow removal on his/her property, in order not to block roads or cul-de-sacs. Class 4 Violation
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OHV Users Regulations
Owners Regulations define OHVs as a transportation vehicle capable of reaching speeds greater than five MPH. Included are ATVs, motorcycles, snowmobiles, golf carts, scooters, motorized bikes and go-carts. We have had multiple offenders this winter, joy riding on the lake and around the neighborhood. Please be a good neighbor and review and abide by the regulations.
Article XII OHVs
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Remember the Rule.....
Transportation From Place to Place!
These Machines Do Make Noice, So Give Your Neighbors Some Space!
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New Compactor Building
Research is wrapping up and decisions are underway to replace our compactor and the building it is in. We will be replacing Waste Management with Ranch Creek our local option for waste removal. The location for the new compactor and drawings for the new proposed building will be presented at the March 8th, BOD meeting.
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Boat Rack Lottery
Deadline Reminder
March 15th, 2025
Boat rack lottery entries will only be accepted before 4pm, Friday, March 15th.
Link below for those who missed it. Only one entry per homeowner.
Boat Lottery Link
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Columbine Lake Water District News
The Water district is separate from Columbine Lake Country Club. Homeowners need to remember that the payments and communication should be directed to them.
Recent water leaks have been found and repaired. HOPEFULLY this will resolve the issue communicated to all recently.
Columbine Lake Water District Website
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Record Number Of Avalanches Predicted
Early spring is a great time to get out and enjoy the mountains. The days are not quite as cold, and those mountains are calling. Wether you are a snowmobiler, back county skier, or snowshoer, stay informed of avalanche danger.
Co. Avalanche Website
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Sunday, March 9th,2025
Don't Forget to Spring Ahead!
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Beware Of Thin Ice
With spring fast approaching please use extreme caution when recreating on our lake.
- Ice thickness varies.
- Recreating on the ice is always at your own risk.
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Melting Snow, Take It Slow!
With spring melt right around the corner, it’s a good time to remind everyone that road conditions will vary. Warmer daytime temperatures will leave several inches of slush on our roads. Constant traffic causes berms of slush to form that may freeze when the nighttime temperatures drop. We are well aware of this yearly issue, and keep up with it as best we can. Please remember to use extra caution and slower speeds, especially during this transition time.
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Office Hours
For In Person Visits
Monday - Friday 1pm - 4pm
Closed Saturday - Sunday
office@columbinelake.com
970-627-8120
Clubhouse Fall- Winter Hours
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
4pm - 8pm
Saturday 12pm - 8pm
Sunday 10am - 6pm
Closed Tuesdays and Thursdays
Lap Swim - Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, 9am-12pm,
Sunday 9am-10am
970-557-3291
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