| ROADS
The roads in Spread Eagle are private and maintenance is the responsibility of the Association. Access is controlled by a locked gate. Association members have received a garage-door type remote for access. A touch pad is also provided, with the access code changed annually. Access is limited to lot owners, their guests, and authorized vehicles. Snow removal by private contractor will normally be authorized by the Board when snow depth reaches eight inches or more due to the high cost of this service. Although prompt snow removal is the goal, sudden storms may also cause some periods of road blockage. It is therefore recommended that only 4-wheel vehicles be used during the winter season to reduce the chance of temporary travel disruption. Driveway snow removal is the responsibility of the individual home-owner. A local Westcliffe contractor can provide this service for a charge.
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| WATER SYSTEM
Water to Spread Eagle lots is via an underground spring higher up in the mountains. This spring has been periodically tested and is of the highest quality. It is important that Association members be conservative in use of water (no irrigation, etc) to ensure adequate supply. This is of particular importance during summer and droughts. There are on-going improvements to the water system. |
| TRASH
REMOVAL
A large trash hopper is provided for domestic use of only Association members. The hopper is located on the Spread Eagle entrance road at the second turn in the road from the entrance, and is secured with a combination lock. Absolutely no construction debris is to be placed in this hopper. Lock combination has been provided to members, please contact one of the Board members if you need this information. Place garbage-type trash only in the hopper to avoid attracting bears. |
| WILD ANIMALS One of the great attractions of Colorado and Spread Eagle is the diversity of wildlife. Please be courteous to our animal friends - this is their home too. Protect your pets - do not let them roam. Dogs and cats will be quick and easy meals for owls, bobcats, and mountain lions. And do watch out for the bears, particularly late summer/early fall and at dusk. Do not throw garbage outside since this will attract bears. |
