Welcome 2024
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Welcome 2024!
There are a few changes and notifications this year. Red Rock Ranch had a successful Firewise season in 2023, helping over 42 homeowners chip and mitigate properties.
If you want an assessment, the Firewise Committee has trained neighbors to get you started. Signing up for Chipping and assessments can be done on the
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Thanks to Julie for decoration the park this past holiday season.
Stay safe, warm and we will see everyone at the Member Meeting in April... April 22, save the date!
RRRHOA Meeting Rules and Standards of Conduct (MRSC)
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The RRHOA Board is reviewing proposals for a Meeting Rules and Standards of Conduct (MRSC) policy. Proposals are currently under review and this effort will be taken up again in the 2024 year.
Annual RRRHOA Picnic Canceled Due to Weather
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The annual RRRHOA Picnic has been canceled due to the weather forecast showing significant rain. The Board was looking forward to talking, meeting, and getting feedback from the members at this popular and fun event, however, the weather has decided to not cooperate this year and we are canceling to avoid getting everyone wet and muddy. Look forward to seeing everyone at the Annual Meeting.
Updates to Members
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Updates to the members:
1) Highlights of the Annual Members Meeting: The Member Meeting went well with 72 people and proxies showing up. New Board Members voted to a four year term (2023-2027) on the Red Rocks Ranch Home Owners Board of Directors are Mark Fears, Rosalia McKean, and Scott Miller. Thank you for your service to our community. Members also voted to not have the annual cleanup this year and save on the dumpster expenses.
2) The Forest service has done extensive fire mitigation work along Mt Herman Rd and the Mt Herman Preserve area. This is not a function of the Red Rocks Ranch Home Owners Association. There is a large amount of debris to get rid of and although the cheapest way is to have a control burn (This is not the most desirable method due to the chances of a burn getting out of control), the Forest Service has an opportunity to use a masticator which would allow them to chip the piles of wood and debris which is a safer method. The process of getting rid of the debris may start next week and the effort should be completed within a few weeks. During this "debris removal effort" you may find that some Trails may be closed.