At the Association Annual meeting held Monday, May 9th, BSR was given the Firewise Community/ USA Award. Ken Ludwig, representing Summit County DNR and the National Firewise Program , presented the award and thanked BSR property owners for their efforts to make our community safer by reducing fire risks through cleanup efforts.
Thank you for your interest and hard work to make our BSR area safer and more attractive by cleaning up your properties and properly stacking deadfall for the DNR chipping program.
DNR will be back again this year to assist with chipping and beautification efforts.
The BSR Annual Meeting will be held Monday, May 9, 2016 beginning at 7pm. Meeting location is the same as last year: Murray Library, 166 East 5300 South.
Substantial snow melt has occurred during the past two weeks. Lower roads in the association are clear, but the higher roads still have snow on them and may be difficult to navigate in personal automobiles. Status will be reviewed again later this week and the website updated.
Main gate winter rules are still in effect. Please respect the current ban on personal vehicles until winter restrictions have been lifted.
Please keep the gates closed and locked at all times.
The Cool Springs Mutual Water Company annual meeting will be held Tuesday, October 13th at 7:00pm at the Murray Library located at 166 East 5300 South.
The State of Utah Department of Environmental Quality, Division of Drinking Water recently conducted a comprehensive sanitary survey of the Cool Springs Mutual drinking water system. The Division of Drinking Water rates public drinking water systems.
The department commended Cool Springs Mutual Water for a “very well operated system”.
The DNR has completed their wood chipping project for the year. We were able to utilize their services because of your efforts and hard work cleaning up your properties and appropriately stacking deadfall.
Remember to complete the “in-kind” form to record your time cleaning your property and turn it into any board member. Your reported “in-kind” hours provide the basis for future continued DNR assistance.
The DNR has informed us they will have a crew here after September 14th for additional chipping similar to that they performed in the spring this year. The exact dates are unknown at this point. The chipper will be smaller this time and will not take wood larger than 12″ in diameter. Wood must be stacked in the same manner as before for ease of handling.
Areas not reached in the spring will receive first attention.
If you have additional cleanup and chipping needs, use the next few weeks to get ready for the DNR chipping project.
Remember to complete the “in-kind” form to record your time cleaning your property and turn it into any board member.
More information will be posted as it is provided.
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