Welcome To The Indian Ridge Subdivision

Announcements

Welcome!!!

Please come to our 2021 annual owner's meeting at 10:30 AM on July 10, to be held at the Indian Ridge Lodge. Click here for directions. The Water Board will be holding a meeting at the Lodge at 9:30 am on July 10, 2021 (just before the POA meeting). Two positions on the Board of Directors will be opening up, as Jason Maxfield and Russ Cline have reached their two-term limits and cannot be re-elected at this meeting.

While you are here on the website, please jump over to the Documents page to see Sanpete County requirements and to refer to our CCNRs. We want the place to keep looking good and we also have new ordinances from Sanpete County on sheds and awnings.

Please become active in the community, as we really need your help to keep it running. Dave Bess has been maintaining the water system for the last decade but he needs someone to step in who is willing to be trained to replace him. Without an operable water system, no building permits would be issued, and the mountain would never be the same. Also, some of the board members will soon be facing the end of their term limits. Therefore, the POA will need a couple of people who know the mountain and are willing to fill a position on the board within the next 2-5 years.

Water Department Notifications

INDIAN RIDGE WATER CONSERVANCY DISTRICT

Beginning in July 2019, increased rates affect water consumers in the Indian Ridge Subdivision as outlined in a letter issued May 2019 to said interested parties. Click here to see the referenced letter from the Water Department to the Indian Ridge Water Conservancy District Customers. Click here to see the official resolution for the new water rates.

Additional Information about the Indian Ridge Subdivision

The road committee has been doing their best to identify and address the roads in need of attention. We have begun reshaping roads and fortifying them with more road base. The work is well under way, but it will be quite some time before all of the main roads are ship-shape. Please be advised that most of the roads will be muddy immediately after rainstorms and quite a while after snowstorms. **PLEASE stay off of muddy roads when possible.** Ruts become water-ways, which wash out the roads.

As we get to spend time on our beautiful mountain, we need to remember two yearly projects that require our attention to keep the mountain looking its best. Please remember that all owners have the responsibility of killing all thistles on all of their lots as early as possible to prevent them from flowering and spreading. We also request that you continue to work on the removal of dead trees on your lots. If there is enough interest from lot owners, there are some groups (like boy scouts) who might be willing to remove dead wood for free if they are allowed to keep the wood. Please let the board members know if you are interested.

Please let us know if you would like to receive information from the POA by email instead of USPS. We will add you to our list. Let the savings continue!!! Email us at IndianRidgePOA@gmail.com