Happy Independence Day, JLPOA!
Happy Independence Day! As we head into the apex of the Summer of 2015, the JLPOA Board would like to remind you to be patient with and respectful of your neighbors. The JLPOA will be packed with owners and guests of owners. Please keep in mind that while we all love the lake, we each experience it differently. It is our responsibility as owners of the greatest POA of all time to respect one another accordingly.
4th of July Events:
JLPOA Horseshoe Tournament – Saturday, July 4th @9AM @Clubhouse
JLPOA Horseshoe Tournament – Saturday, July 4th @9AM @Clubhouse
4th of July Dance and Fireworks Display – Saturday, July 4th @7PM @Clubhouse
See the JLPOA Event Calendar or click the links above for more information.
MRVs
As a reminder, MRVs operators (regardless of age) in the JLPOA must adhere to the following:
As a reminder, MRVs operators (regardless of age) in the JLPOA must adhere to the following:
- Lot numbers must clearly be displayed on any MRV in the Village.
- Normal MRV operating hours are from 9 AM to 9 PM.
- Adult use ONLY after 9 PM with *lighted vehicles* (including clubhouse dances and activities).
- The posted speed limit is 15 MPH.
- Operation of MRV’s on greenbelts is prohibited.
- Donuts, brake skidding, power sliding and other forms of reckless driving are prohibited.
- MRV’s are to stop at all intersections, before proceeding.
- MRV’s will yield right of way to all other vehicles and pedestrians. When approached from the rear by a car or truck, the MRV will pull over to the right and allow the approaching vehicle to pass.
- Overloading any MRV is prohibited.
- Passengers are to remain seated, with no body parts hanging out from the vehicle at any time.
- No standing on the MRV while the vehicle is in motion.
- Passenger Capacities: Golf Carts: Driver + 2 passengers front, 2 passengers rear. ATV’s, Motorcycles, Minibikes: Per seat Design. Driver + 1 passenger Maximum.
Underage driving is a privilege. Use it, do not abuse it. Safety is of course our main concern, especially considering the coming weekend. Please talk with your kids and guests prior to letting them operate your MRV.
Parking:
Parking has always been an issue out at the lake. As a reminder, every cul-de-sac and all of the roads in the JLPOA are fire lanes. Parking anywhere in the cul-de-sac or on any of the JLPOA roads impedes emergency vehicles and is expressly prohibited by Colorado State law. If you cannot fit your vehicle(s) on your lot(s), use the ‘overflow’ parking at the clubhouse.
Parking has always been an issue out at the lake. As a reminder, every cul-de-sac and all of the roads in the JLPOA are fire lanes. Parking anywhere in the cul-de-sac or on any of the JLPOA roads impedes emergency vehicles and is expressly prohibited by Colorado State law. If you cannot fit your vehicle(s) on your lot(s), use the ‘overflow’ parking at the clubhouse.
Parking Designation – “Lot C”
Lot C – adjacent to lots 135 through lots 146 located on the north side of the road known as Indian Way.
- “ANYONE” may park in this area (Visitors, Guests, Property Owners)
- Any Vehicles extending into Indian Way are prohibited. Indian Way is a fire lane.
- Parking is designated for licensed vehicles and MRVs (Motorized Recreational Vehicles) only
- Authorized vehicles must pull straight-in
- Trailers must be unhitched
- Vehicles must be moved within 72 hours or be towed at the Owner’s expense
- Parking signs are posted along Lot C
‘No Parking’ violators will be actively towed away at the owners expense by…
Wiggins Junction Truck Stop & Towing LLC
17104 Hwy 39
Wiggins, CO 80654
(970) 483-7777
Your 2015 JLPOA Maintenance Fees Working For You
Here’s a brief description of how your 2015 Maintenance Fees are working for you:
Here’s a brief description of how your 2015 Maintenance Fees are working for you:
- Purchased a pump and hose
- Actively pumped the flooded greenbelts numerous times
- Fixed Several Water Line and Hydrant breaks throughout the Village
- New Gate in front of the Greenbelt (by the Boat Ramp)
- Bi-weekly Mosquito Spraying
- Weed spraying around clubhouse, mailboxes and pump station
- Weekly Trash (negotiated discounted rate)
- Water
- Mowing Bi-Weekly (negotiated discounted rate)
- Road Maintenance – Grating due to water and traffic erosion
- Road base – 400+ tons
- Sprinkler system repair at the JLPOA park (near the clubhouse)
- Porta Potties for special events
- Entertainment – bands, Fun Day, Golf Cart Parade, Fireworks and other special events
- Clubhouse essentials – toiletries, toilet paper, towels, etc.
- Paid Mussel Inspector(s)
- Canopy for Mussel Inspectors
- Clubhouse high speed internet (coming soon)
- And, much, MUCH more…
Guests of JLPOA
JLPOA property owners assume all responsibility for any of their guest’s actions inside the Village. Owners are also responsible for making sure that their guest is aware of the JLPOA Rues and Regulations.
Any violation committed against the JLPOA Rules and Regulations by a guest will be assessed against the property owner.
JLPOA property owners assume all responsibility for any of their guest’s actions inside the Village. Owners are also responsible for making sure that their guest is aware of the JLPOA Rues and Regulations.
Any violation committed against the JLPOA Rules and Regulations by a guest will be assessed against the property owner.
Leash Law Enforcement
When on any common area, pets must be on a leash or otherwise under the owner’s direct control.
When on any common area, pets must be on a leash or otherwise under the owner’s direct control.
Please make sure you are familiar with the Leash Law Enforcement Policy located –
http://jlpoa.org/Membersite/Legal/rules%20pages/1a)%20Leash%20Law%20Enforcement%20Policy.htm
Did You Know…
During the American Revolution, the legal separation of the Thirteen Colonies from Great Britain occurred on July 2, 1776, when the Second Continental Congress voted to approve a resolution of independence that had been proposed in June by Richard Henry Lee of Virginia declaring the United States independent from Great Britain. After voting for independence, Congress turned its attention to the Declaration of Independence, a statement explaining this decision, which had been prepared by a Committee of Five, with Thomas Jefferson as its principal author. Congress debated and revised the wording of the Declaration, finally approving it on July 4. Source: wikipedia.org
During the American Revolution, the legal separation of the Thirteen Colonies from Great Britain occurred on July 2, 1776, when the Second Continental Congress voted to approve a resolution of independence that had been proposed in June by Richard Henry Lee of Virginia declaring the United States independent from Great Britain. After voting for independence, Congress turned its attention to the Declaration of Independence, a statement explaining this decision, which had been prepared by a Committee of Five, with Thomas Jefferson as its principal author. Congress debated and revised the wording of the Declaration, finally approving it on July 4. Source: wikipedia.org