Window washing services will be available on Saturday, September 15th. If interested, please contact Ed at 435-783-7141.
Category Archives: 3rd Party Services
DNR Chipping–Wednesday, July 18
We just got word that the DNR chipping crew has a lull in their schedule and will be at BSR tomorrow, Wednesday, July 18, 2018.
New Facebook Group for BSR Residents
A new Facebook group has been created for BSR residents to help facilitate communication among neighbors: Beaver Springs Ranch Residents. This group will allow you to start conversations in a closed group—as apposed to a public page as with the “Beaver Springs Ranch Association” Facebook page—to help maintain residents’ privacy.
Window Washing
A crew will be on the mountain Saturday, June 2nd, 2018, to wash windows. Anyone interested should call 435-783-7141 after 5-18-2018.
Summit County Recycling
More information on the Summit County Recycling program was requested at our Annual Meeting earlier this week. Below is an informative graphic from Summit County and Republic Services outlining what is accepted for recycling and what is not. For more information please see their website.
Window Washing
A window washing crew will be in BSR Saturday, September 16th. Anybody interested in having their windows washed can call 435-783-7141.
Summit County CodeRED
Summit County’s CodeRED Emergency Notification System is a high-speed telephone calling system capable of making several thousand calls per hour to traditional landline phones, cell phones, and Voice over Internet Protocol (VOIP) phones.
For more information and to register for CodeRED notifications, please see the Summit County CodeRED webpage. Most addresses within BSR will not map properly. The registration process will allow you to move a pin on a map to give your precise location.
UWCPOA Dump Proposal
Last fall Summit County partnered with Republic Services for solid waste collection and a $36 fee was assessed property owners. Many BSR property owners received an invoice. The Upper Weber County Property Owners Association (comprised of the homeowner associations in Weber Canyon) is proposing a counter proposal to reduce the fee assessed to property owners. Current facts and the new proposal are shown below.
BY MAY 31st, please direct any questions or suggestions to improve the proposal to a BSR board member or call Garl Fink or Don Vernon at the phone numbers shown below.
–Beaver Springs Ranch Board of Directors
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FACTS:
2016 Total waste from Summit County to 3 mile waste disposal
= 46,500 tons
2016 Total waste from Weber Canyon dump
= 338 tons
Percentage of Total waste from Weber Canyon dump to 3 mile disposal
338 divided by 46,500 = .007288 or .07 percent
PROPOSAL:
Fees for Weber Canyon full time residents $36.00
Fees for Weber Canyon part time (second dwelling) residents $19.00
With $1.00 of each fee going to cleanup, repair and maintenance of Weber Canyon dump.
Garl Fink, President U.W.C.P.O.A.
garlfink@hotmail.com
801-558-1279
Don Vernon, V.P., U.W.C.P.O.A. & V.P., B.S.R.A.
dvernon@bruinmail.slcc.edu
801-505-2730
Weed Spraying Information
Summit County has herbicide available for purchase by individuals interested in spraying weeds on their BSR property. County personnel can explain the differences between products. Also, product labels and other information is also available online.
Summit County Public Works Dept
1755 South Hoytsville Road
Coalville, UT 84017
435-336-3970
Available Products: Milestone Herbicide, Weedmaster Herbicide, Gly Star Plus Herbicide (generic Roundup).
Republic Services Billing for Garbage Collection
Summit County has contracted with Republic Services for garbage collection beginning in 2017. Most property owners in Weber Canyon received a $36 billing notice for 2017 annual garbage collection from Republic Services. There is confusion about the purpose of the collection fee. The notice referenced that it was for a “65 gallon cart,” even if the property owner did not have a 65 gallon cart. The Upper Weber Canyon Property Owners Association has been in contact with the Summit County Landfill Superintendent. After discussion, their recommendation, at this point, is to pay the invoice “under protest” to avoid a late payment penalty. More information will be available after the next Summit County Council meeting.
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