Current Events

WHEN:       Wednesday, December 4, 2019

TIME:         5:00 p.m.

PLACE:          Vectra Bank basement conference room

ADDRESS:     2155 Resort Drive, Steamboat Springs, CO

AGENDA:

         VISITOR COMMENTS

         CONTINUING BUSINESS  - Well permit                                                        

         REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE – Pumphouse foundation                                                        

         NEW BUSINESS - Schedule December Meeting                           

         TREASURER’S REPORT – 2020 Budget Approval
                                              Approval of payables

         APPROVAL OF MINUTES – October 30, 2019                       

such location being outside the boundaries of the District but within Routt County and within 20 miles of the boundaries of the District.  The meeting is open to the public.

            This notice is given by order of the Board of Directors of the District.

                           TREE HAUS METROPOLITAN DISTRICT

                           ROUTT COUNTY, COLORADO

                                                               By:  James R. Kohler

                                                                      President

Mandatory Stage 2 Water Restrictions

Mandatory Stage 2 Water Restrictions

• Potable water shall be used for beneficial purposes and should not be wasted.
• No outdoor watering 10AM – 6PM.
• Watering schedule based on the last number of customer street address. If multiple addresses are served by a single system, then landscapers should choose one or the other schedule.

• Vehicle washing at residences only with a bucket or spring-loaded hose nozzle. Residents are encouraged to use biodegradable detergent and to wash the vehicle on a permeable surface.
• Avoid wasting potable water such as washing hard surfaces (eg. driveways, sidewalks, parking areas). Use a broom, powerbroom, powerblower, compressed air or vacuum. Residents and contractors may powerwash siding or wooden decks in preparation for painting or staining.
• Any water feature that uses potable water must be a recycling system and must have an approved backflow prevention device on its make-up water supply. Running an outdoor water feature that sprays or splashes water into the air or has a surface area greater than 200 square feet is prohibited.
• No use of domestic water for dust control.
• Limit the filling of swimming pools to one filling per year, unless draining for repairs.
• Permits may be secured for newly-sodded lawns and newly-planted trees for up to 14 consecutive days and for newly-seeded lawns for up to 25 consecutive days.

Tips for conserving water

• Avoid watering in windy conditions.
• Adjust sprinklers to avoid watering hard surfaces.
• Set timers to avoid over-watering. Less water will induce grassroots to seek water deeper in the soil horizon which will strengthen your lawn.
• Our clayey soils slow the penetration of water, so it is better to water for three short intervals than for one long interval.
• When irrigating with a hose, use a spring-loaded nozzle, not a free-running hose.
• Cut your lawn no shorter than 3 inches to reduce soil moisture loss and to promote deeper roots.
• Avoid planting trees and shrubs or sodding new lawns during the drier, hotter months.
• Plant native grasses and shrubs or drought-tolerant species in place of water-intensive species.

For more information on water saving tips and a list of drought-resistant plant species, please visit the City or District websites: http://steamboatsprings.net or www.mwwater.com.

 
! DRIVEWAY CULVERTS !

Please keep both ends of your driveway culvert clear of overgrown grasses and sediment.  Keeping water off and away from our roadways lengthens the life of our 3/4 million dollar investment.  Is your culvert clear? 

Keeping water away from our roadways prolongs their life
and reduces maintenance costs that every resident pays for.

Thank you in advance