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ENPHA Picnic Lost and Found
The following items are at Marty and Stu Richardson’s home (307 Red Hawk Circle). Please call them at 262-9024 to set a time for picking up your item.
Rubbermaid blue and white cooler (black strap) with a bottle of Hogue chardonnay in it.
Pier 1 zebra-print tote containing a can of coke, two Caprisun drink packets and our new directory.
White dish towel with light flower print on it.
Red plastic bowl.
Rubbermaid three-cup container—bottom only.
Small glass jar (strawberries on lid) – contains grated cheese.
Glass jar/blue lid—contained salad dressing.
Serving spoons:
1. stainless handle/black serving part
2. white spoon – looks like it may have come from a rice cooker
3. large stainless spoon
4. medium stainless spoon
Winter Event at North Pond
Eagles Nest Homeowners Association sponsored an ice skating party at the North Pond Skating Pond (opposite the Elementary School) on February 23rd from 7-9pm. There were ice skating and other "adventures on ice", wine and cheese, and fireside conversations, and a good time was had by all.
Environment
Our Eagles Nest area as well as Summit County and the Rocky Mountain West have some serious challenges ahead of us. We are predominanatly a 120 year old lodge pole forest that has had fire suppressed and generally little thinning that would propagate a more healthy forest diversified both in size and species.
Diseased Trees on Your Property?
Mountain Pine Beetles (MPB) is with us in epidemic proportions. Spraying the trunk of trees over approximately 6" is effective if applied property. The variable surrounding the application include such important items as the time, coverage, and amount of spray. We are mandating that all applicable lodge poles are sprayed at each owner's expense. We arrange for a contractor to handle this. The Association has rated each property for infestation. It should be noted that Eagles Nest Declarations and Covenants as well as Town of Silverthorne Ordinances deal with this subject. Additional information may be obtained: www.bugwood.org and www.ext.colostate.edu/pub/insect/o5528.html.
Fire Mitigation
Fact: We have lots of fire hydrants in the community.
Fact: There is not enough fire equipment to solely service just the Eagles Nest area in the event of a catastrophic fire in Summit County or the immediate area. Stopping the onslaught of dying rees on the private/urban area by spraying will give us the opportunity to tackle removal of the fire threat that presently exists with as inordinate amount of dead standing and on the ground wood. Each property owner must be responsible. We must be fire-wise going forward.
A listing of Fire Mitigation contractors has been prepared for property owners interested in hiring tree removal services. The listing may be downloaded as follows: ** Fire Mitigation Contractors** Download this file.
Noxious Weeds on Your Property?
The Homeowners Assocation had identified 8 species of noxious weeds in the community. Four of these are in serious numbers. False chamomile (crazy daisy), Oxeye Daisy, Canada Thistle, Musk Thistle and Yellow Toadflax (butter and eggs) have been taken a significant hold. In this connection your Association has rated all properties and will shortly notify owners of the problem to provide the needed education. The Association also provides chemicals and backpack sprayers to all owners to tackle this problem. Given the education and the free chemicals andf sprayer, there shoudl be no excuses. Again, it is incumbent that each owner does his or her part. Call any board member for details. For information on weed, contact Lisa Taylor, Summit County Weed Coordinator, 970-668-4218, or LisaT@co.summit.co.us.
LATEST NEWSLETTER Winter 2008** Download this file
Any news or articles that you wish to submit to the next newsletter,Please contact George Resseguie at gresseguie@comcast.net .
Annual Events
1. Meetings
Annual Meeting
The 2008 Annual Meeting was held on Saturday, March 29 from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. at the Raven Club house. Meeting news will be included in our April newsletter; meeting minutes are posted on the website (see below). Please direct any questions to any of the Board Members.
View the 2008 Annual Meeting minutes here.
** 2008 Meeting Minutes ** Download this file.
Monthly Board Meetings
Regular board meetings are normally held each month on the 2nd Thursday starting at
4:00 p.m. at the Community Center at 2950 North Golden Road across from the Raven Golf Club House. Please call a board member to verify date and time. Attendance is open to all owners. Should you have an item that you wish to have on the agenda please call the President one week in advance.
View the monthly ENPHA board meeting minutes here.
** January 10 2008 Meeting Minutes ** Download this file.
** February 14, 2008 Meeting Minutes ** Download this file.
** March 15, 2008 Meeting Minutes ** Download this file.
** April 10, 2008 Meeting Minutes ** Download this file.
** May 8, 2008 Meeting Minutes ** Download this file.
** June 12, 2008 Meeting Minutes ** Download this file.
2. Dues and Budget
The annual dues for 2008 are $130.00. View the 2008 Budget here.
** BUDGET ** Download this file
3. Annual Picnic -- A Terrific Time for Everyone
The 13th “Annual Block Party” will be held on Saturday, July 26 at the Community Center. The social hour will be from 5:00 to 6:00 followed by dinner and dancing until 9:00. The entertainment will be provided by DooWop Denny's Rockin' Oldies Show.
BBQ chicken, pork loin, and beef brisket will be catered by the Mountain Lyon Cafe; soda, keg beer, box wine, water and coffee also will be provided. All other food is potluck, and homeowners must supply the following food (by last names beginning with the following letters) as follows: Side dishes (hot or cold) A-G; Appetizers H-L; Salads M-R; and Desserts S-Z. Each family should bring enough food for 8 people and serving utensils. The kegs of beer will be donated by The Mint (Ken and Jane Gansmann) and Eagles Nest Management Services; box wine also will be provided (new this year) All other alcohol is "bring your own"
Prices for the picnic are:
"Early Eagles" -- $10 person (children 13 and younger are free) payment postmarked by July 5.
"Slow Eagles " -- $15 per person; payment postmarked by July 14.
"At the Door" -- $20 per person (no credit cards, please).
As a special treat, two hikes are available. On Saturday, July 26, a Mayflower Gulch hike is planned beginning at 8:00am at the Eagles Nest Community Center. The hike is rated "Moderate" and should take about 4 hours. On Sunday, July 27 a hike to the west side of Eisenhower Tunnel/Continental Divide is planned, leaving the Community Center at 8:30 am. The hike is rated "Moderate" and should take from 5-6 hours.
4. Annual Workday 2008 A GREAT SUCCESS --
On May 24th many ENPHA members volunteered their services towards maintaining part of the Eagles Nest trail system, sprucing up the Community Center, and planting pansies at the south entrance of Golden Eagle. Efforts were undertaken by 8:30 am and concluded about noon, followed by a barbeque lunch at the Taylor pavilion. Brats, burgers and beverages were served. The Board of Directors appreciates the volunteer efforts of all who assisted in the planting and cleanup efforts. It is the generous and committed spirit of all the volunteers that makes Eagles Nest and its sub associations the best community in Summit County to live. The following is a list of members who signed on the cleanup registration:
John Ahlquist, Jane Gansmann, Kathryn Resseguie,
Dave Anderson, Ken Gansmann, Stu Richardson,
Bob Armstrong, Colter, Jan Shipman,
Jody Armstrong, Donna Goldich, Len Shipman,
Rich Bender, Randy Goldich, Pavel Tajdus,
Allison Bender, Jon Kirkpatrick, Susan Thiessen,
Bob Brown, Suzanne Lanuza, Craig Thiessan,
Bob Chebul,, John MacGowan, Rich Waterman,
Penny Chebul, Brian Moriarty, Agnes Waterman,
Kiki Cohlmia, Jane Mudd, Anita Welles,
Joan Davids, Dan Pius, Peter Welles,
Jack Doherty, Suzanne Reed, Rich Wharff,
Susie Doherty, Bill Reed, Christopher Wrobel,
Jim Ernst, and George Resseguie.
5. Healthy Forest Work Day -- June 28, 2008
Many thanks to those who volunteered for the Healthy Forest Work Day. The work was hard and rewarding and the Team’s expectations were met and then some. While no one would prefer to cut down a tree, especially a small one, sometimes that’s the best thing to do if we want a healthy forest. The work involved thinning and chipping hundreds of small trees. The hope being that those trees left behind will flourish and be strong enough to resist the bark beetle. The project also reduced the threat of a wildfire to the homes in the area. Thanks to George Resseguie for obtaining some awesome tools. Environmental Forestry did a great job with the chipping. Thanks to the following volunteers:
Warren Buettner, Bill Reed,
Joan Davids, Jean Reitan,
John Green, Fred Reitan,
Diane Kotowski, Jan Shipman,
Bob Kotowski, Len Shipman,
Tom Meads, Rich Wharff,
and Brian Moriarty.
Volunteer
Opportunities
Thank you to the volunteer homeowners!
There are a number of volunteer activities throughout the year that make our community a more attractive place. Holiday decorations, annual spring neighborhood cleanups, spring plantings of trees and shrubs, fall bulb planting and spring wildflower seeding are just a few of the ways we can improve our community quality of life. We will post these activities on this website as we learn about them. If you are interested in volunteering to help with any of these, please call the appropriate person from the phone list. Go to Phone Numbers
Activities:
Trails:
The Neighborhood trails are open for skiing and snowshoeing. With a bit less snow, check them out for hiking this spring and summer. The trails are indicated by GREEN (and beige) trail signs. They connect to the National Forest trails and the Eagles Nest Wilderness. Have fun and be safe. Please, if you see any trash along the trails, be a good neighbor and help us keep the trails clean and free of debris. NEED A MAP?? Stop by and get one at the Community Center Bulletin Board.
Winter Groomed Trails:
Groomed Nordic trails are provided on the Raven Golf Course with the support of the Town of Silverthorne. "Classic" and "skate" cross-country trails and snowshoeing are available on holes 1, 2, 3 (South Loop) and 10, 11, and 13 (North Loop). Park in the upper parking lot of the Raven Golf Club house. At this time, there is no fee, no rentals on site and no warming hut (yet). Also, see nordic and alpine center phone numbers below.
Ice Skating:
ICE SKATING!!! The Town of Silverthorne provides skating on the north pond on the east side of Highway 9.
(This is accessed off of Hamilton Creek Road.)
*weather and conditions permitting
Golf Course:
The season is from mid-May through mid-October providing 18 holes of scenic play. See their web site at www.ravengolf.com Phone number: 262-3636
Visit
Silverthorne, your town, site for more ideas.
Interested in Other
Activities
If you are interested in starting a
group (i.e. gardening, book, bridge, quilt, hiking, knit-wits) please contact one of the board members.
Or, get out of Summit County...
Expedia
Travelocity
Underground Weather
Travel Bargains
Budget Travel
Backpack across Europe
Articles of Incorporation
Restatement and Amendment of Articles of Incorporation of Eagles Nest Property Homeowners Association, Inc.
To download a copy, click here. Download this file.
ByLaws
ByLaws of Eagles Nest Property Homeowners Association, Inc.
To download a copy, click here. Download this file.
Overview of Declarations and Covenants
Overview of Declarations and Covenants of Eagles Nest Property Homeowners Association, Inc.
To download a copy, click here. Download this file.
Mediation Process
Alternative Dispute Settlement Resolution (Mediation Process)
To download a copy, click here. Download this file.
Compliance
I. Committee Objectives
To enforce the provisions listed in
the declarations and agreement creating covenants, conditions, restrictions
and easements dated June 8, 1983. To help orient each owner to understand
the content and meaning of these covenants because of their importance in
maintaining the high value in his or her property. We strive to have
representation from each subdivision. Contact any Board Member for clarification.
Top Compliance Problems:
 Motor homes on premises.
Unauthorized tree cutting.
Inappropriate signs.
Other vehicles, boats snowmobiles, ATVs, etc.
Dogs off leash and not under voice command of their owners.
II. Rules & Regulations
A. Declarations and agreement
creating covenants, conditions, restrictions and easements dated June 8, 1983, may be obtained from your real estate agent or title company.
B. Restatement and amendments of articles of incorporation of
Eagle's Nest HOA can be obtained from the Eagles Nest HOA Communication Director. gresseguie@comcast.net.
C. The Eagles Nest HOA, a non-profit corporation, By-Laws may be obtained from the Eagles Nest HOA Communication Director. gresseguie@comcast.net.
Notes:
Other associations within Eagles Nest may have their own
covenants
which may be more restrictive and encompassing than ENHOA covenants.
Design Guidelines: (Building or Modifications)
Guidelines can be obtained from Darrick Wade, 668-1155 or by downloading files given below. The Design Review Committee meets on the
first Tuesday of each month at the Community Center building, 2950 Golden Eagle Road, Silverthorne, Colorado.
Effective January 3, 2007, the Design Review Committee approved changes for certain fees; the new fees are valid for all properties currently under construction as well as those going through the design review process. The fee changes will be incorporated in the next printed version of the Design Guidelines. The following fees were changed:
(1) Modification to Existing Homes -- fee for structural changes is changed to $500 from $250.
(2) Conceptual Review (Item #6) -- fee is changed to $500 from $250.
(3) Preliminary Review (Item #12) -- fee is changed to $500 from $250.
(4) Incomplete Submittals -- resubmittal fee is changed to $500 from $250.
CONCEPTUAL DESIGN REVIEW APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS:
In order for an application to be considered by the DRC, four copies of the following material shall be submitted to the DRC at least two (2) weeks prior to the scheduled meeting date or as toherwised arranged wit the committee. Refer to the Architectural Design Guidelines for additional information on these submittal requirements.
1. Perspective and other informal sketches of the proposed residence.
2. Conceptual site plan of the lot.
3. A topographic survey of the proposed Building Area.
4. Photos of the site and surrounding area. Images of existing conditions may be affixed or presented in 8 1/2 x 11 formats.
5. Any other drawings or information requested by the DRC.
6. DRC Conceptual Review Application Fee of Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00). Checks shall be made payable to the EAGLE'S NEST PROPERTY HOMEOWNER ASSOCIATION - D.R.C.
Optional Submittal Material:
1. A massing model of the proposed residence.
PRELIMINARY DESIGN REVIEW REQUIREDMENTS:
1. Topographical survey at scale of 1" = 10'-0" or 1" = 20'-0".
2. Site Plan at a scale of 1' = 10'-0" or 1" = 20'-0".
3. Grading Plan at scale of 1" = 10'-0" or 1" = 20'-0"
4. Floor Plans at a scale of 1/8" = 1'-0" or 1/4" = 1'-0" with dimensions of all proposed buildings.
5. Building elevatios of all proposed buildings at a scale of 1/8" = 1'-0" or 1/4" = 1'-0".
6. Landscape Plan at a scale of 1" = 10'-0" or 1" = 20'-0".
7. Exterior lighting design with pictures of proposed fixtures.
8. List of builidng materials and colors and all landscapematerials. Images of materials to be copies and presented in 8-1/2 x 11" formats. Materials to be identified on copy by manufacturer, product line, and specific selection.
9. Proposed Construction Management Plan as outlined in Section VII.
10. Site staking and identification of trees to be retained and removed.
11. Any other drawings, materials, or information requested by the DRC.
12. DRC Preliminary Review application fee of Five Hundred Dollars ($500). Checks shall be made payable to the EAGLE'S NEST PROPERTY HOMEOWNERS ASSOCATION - D.R.C.
FINAL DESIGN REVIEW APPLICATION
After Preliminary Review approval, the following material shall be submitted to the DRC. The purpose of this review is to ensure that final construction plans and documents are consistent with the plans approved at Preliminary Review.
A written Notice to Proceed will be issued by the DRC for all plans that are consistent with approved Preliminary Review plans. The DRC shall issue the Notice to Proceed within twn (2) weeks from the date complete Final Construction Plans are submitted. Prior to initalizing construction, owners are responsible for obtaining a building permit from the Town of Silverthorne. A Notice to Proceed from the DRC idicating the project has received design approval will be required by the Town of Silverthorne in order to receive a building permit.
1. A comprehensive set of construction drawings (two copies).
2. Final Construction Management Plan (two copies).
3. Installation of construction fence.
4. DRC Final Review application fee of One Thousand Dollars ($1000.00). Checks shall be made payable to the EAGLE'S NEST PROPERTY HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCATION - D.R.C.
5. Compliance Deposit of Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000).
Prior to the issuance of a Notice to Proceed, the Owner shall meet with a representative of the DRC. The purpose of this meeting is to ensure that the Owner is aware of all Eagles Nest construction regulations.
The Design Guidelines are divided into 8 sections to download:
(Only 5 MB can be downloaded at one time. If you experience difficulties downloading the files, e-mail George Resseguie at gresseguie@comcast.net.
** Introduction and Purpose ** download here ==>INTRODUCTION
** Design Review and Approval Process** download here ==>DESIGN REVIEW & APPROVAL
** Site Planning Design Guidelines** download here ==>SITE PLANNING
** Architectural Design Guidelines** download here ==>ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN
** Landscape Architecture Design Guidelines** download here ==>LANDSCAPE GUIDELINES
** Construction Regulations** download here ==>CONSTRUCTION REGULATIONS
** Appendix** download here ==>APPENDIX
** Forms** download here ==>FORMS
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