Quick question; could someone point me to the rules (if there are any) around smoking on community property? For example roads and the fields? If there aren't any guidelines perhaps that is something to consider (at least in summer) given how dry the summers are getting? Thanks!
The survey asked respondents to identify their usage (e.g., full-time resident, rental, etc.), however this data does NOT appear in the reported results published on the website. This information is critical to interpreting the findings accurately.
Does anyone wonder if this data was excluded from the analysis, and if so, on what basis? Why was this information not included in the posted results?
I have emailed the board for clarification and will post their response once I receive it.
After discussing how the pool is "nowhere near capacity", they also approved the purchase of additional pool chairs.
I guess they know that opening the pool to renters will lead to a shortage of seating. ☹️
My family and I are incredibly grateful for spending time in Snowline. We are all so lucky to have the opportunity to live, recreate, and spend time here. I, for one, am excited that families coming to visit Snowline will be able to use the pool and other amenities. My least favorite memory in Snowline over the last five years was watching a dad through the pool’s fence explain to his young daughter why she couldn't go swimming but other kids could. I am thankful that this community is turning back towards a welcoming environment.
This should concern you as members of the Snowline Community! It was made very clear that the majority of homeowners did not want this, but they went ahead and voted it in anyway.
Deanna, a survey was conducted by this Board, which clearly indicated the Snowline Community actually did want the amenities open to everyone. I was at last night's meeting and specifically spoke to our desire for this, and know many other owners who felt strongly this way that the previous board's actions to reduce access should have never been taken in the first place. This is simply an undoing of the poor policies the previous board enacted over protests of the owner community at that time. It also became clear that the amenities the previous board grounded its decisions on being overcrowded, are actually hardly being used. This board is focusing on making Snowline amenities better, instead of spending unnecessary owner funds attempting to restrict them, and I know many of us fully support these efforts.
I think a stage 3 burn ban does address this, as far as I know the county has never gone to a stage 3. I would suggest we leave it to the experts.