Photo (c) George Seaton 2017
Woodside Park HOA Units 1, 2, 3 and 4 is a voluntary association offering membership to all property owners in Woodside Park Units 1, 2, 3 and 4 in Pine Junction, Colorado. Your membership supports WPHOA in providing valuable services and making our community a better place to live. Every property owner in Woodside faces challenges that arise from living in the mountains, from clearing snow in the winter to protecting our properties from fire danger in the summer. Facing such challenges on our own can be daunting. Being a member of the Association allows each of us to benefit from collective strength. Join us, or renew your membership, and be a part of the future of Woodside! Dues are $30 per year, plus a one-time $10 fee when first joining. Click here for a membership application form.
While membership in the WPHOA is voluntary, please be aware that all lots in Units 2, 3 and 4 (not Unit 1) are subject to mandatory Covenants that have been in place since the creation of the three Units. The Covenants are enforced by an Architectural Control Committee established by the Covenants. A link to the Covenants can be found on our Documents Page. A list of the members of the ACC can be found on our Building Plans Page.
While membership in the WPHOA is voluntary, please be aware that all lots in Units 2, 3 and 4 (not Unit 1) are subject to mandatory Covenants that have been in place since the creation of the three Units. The Covenants are enforced by an Architectural Control Committee established by the Covenants. A link to the Covenants can be found on our Documents Page. A list of the members of the ACC can be found on our Building Plans Page.
Wildfire Community Preparedness Day May 4th
Platte Canyon Fire and Fire Adapted Bailey (FAB) are presenting a community educational event,
“Be Aware – Prepare
Have a Firewise Home.”
This event will be held at the Platte Canyon Fire Station #2, at the top of Crow Hill, on May 4th from 2:00 to 4:00 pm.
Come learn about:
Ember Storms; Preparing Your Home; Explosiveness of Juniper Trees & Shrubs; Ready, Set, Go; Planning for your Kids, Elderly, Physically Challenged, Neighbors; Small and Large Animal Evacuations; Insurance; FAB and Evacuation Routes.
**FAB is comprised of Platte Canyon Fire, Centennial State Insurance Agency and the five Firewise Communities of: KZ Ranch, Elk Creek Highlands and Meadow, Deer Creek Valley Ranchos, Woodside and Burland Ranchettes.
FIREWISE 2019 CHIPPING EVENTS ANNOUNCED! SEE THE FIREWISE PAGE FOR INFORMATION....
IT'S TAX SEASON! Did you know that the State of Colorado has a tax credit for mitigation expenses incurred by property owners? Take a look at the Firewise page for more information!
IT'S TAX SEASON! Did you know that the State of Colorado has a tax credit for mitigation expenses incurred by property owners? Take a look at the Firewise page for more information!
CROWDFUNDING CAMPAIGN TO RAISE FUNDS TO MITIGATE OUR EVACUATION ROUTES
including Mount Evans Blvd and Nova Road
BURN BAN INFORMATION FOR PARK AND JEFFERSON COUNTIES
There are currently no county-wide burn bans in Park County (4/23/19). However this may change at any time. Please call the hotline at (719) 836-4160 for updated information.
There are currently no county-wide burn bans in Jefferson County. Jefferson County Fire Restrictions
To all residents of Woodside: Please do not disturb the FIRE BAN signs (when posted) or the Fire Danger Rating placard on the two Woodside Park entrance signs at Mt Evans Blvd/Nova Road and Parker Rd/Nova Rd. Our Firewise Committee follows fire bans and fire danger ratings issued by Park County. We post news of Jefferson County restrictions on this website for your general information. Please respect our efforts to keep the Woodside community informed.
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AMENDMENT TO THE HOA BYLAWS APPROVED
One amendment to the HOA bylaws, regarding Standing Committees, was approved at the Fall 2018 General Membership Meeting. The amended bylaws are posted on our HOA Governing Documents Page. FIRE ADAPTED BAILEY
Check out F A B'S website for great articles on wildfire safety and the new realities in light of 100 years of fire suppression and climate change. FireAdaptedBailey.org PHOTOS
*UPDATED 2018* Our resident wildlife photographer, George Seaton, has created a wonderful photo montage of coyotes in Park County taken over the past two years. Check it out on YouTube. More of George's photos can be seen on our Photos Page. Have photos you'd like to share? Contact our Webmaster. EQUESTRIAN CENTER MAINTENANCE
Thanks again to the summertime efforts of Mary Schoen and Dave Caballero to keep the Equestrian Center arena and pasture mowed and looking great. If you have any suggestions for Equestrian Center maintenance or improvements, please don't hesitate to contact us. |
REFLECTIVE GREEN ADDRESS SIGNS FOR SALE
Want one? Questions? Call or email HOA President Kathy Lower -- see contact information on the Our Board Page. USAA OFFERS INSURANCE DISCOUNTS
FOR COLORADO FIREWISE COMMUNITIES Check out the article on our Firewise Page. CHECK OUT THE LATEST NEWSLETTER
FROM THE NATIONAL FIREWISE ORGANIZATION It's full of tips on wildfire safety and preparedness, links to webinars, and other educational materials. We've had a dry winter and despite our recent spring snow storm, we're still facing a dry spring and a little more knowledge can't hurt in getting us through the next wildfire season. We have a link to the newsletter on our Firewise Page. INFORMATION ON JUNIPER BUSHES AND NOXIOUS WEEDS
Check out the information on our Services/Resources Page for information, pictures and links to more information on juniper bushes and why you should get rid of them, and Park and Jefferson Counties' programs targeting noxious weeds. |