2025 Candidate Info Please refer back to this page often to keep up with the latest candidates running for the board. The list of candidates for the June 21st Annual meeting Please remember this is a fluid list and will be updated as new candidates are added – currently our list running for three boardContinue Reading 2025 Message from the Nominating Committee
Aspen Hills 2025 Roadside cleanup & Potluck Lunch Date: Saturday June 7th Time: 9:00-12:00 Place: Meet at the Tennis Court Parking lot Bring: Chain saws, clippers, anything to remove brush from the roadway. We will also need trucks and trailers to haul debris to burn pile. Lunch Time: After the cleanup (12:30ish) Place: Dave Johnson’sContinue Reading Annual Roadside Cleanup & Potluck Lunch- 6/7/2025
From Charmay, AHOA Bookkeeper: As you may already know we have started taking online payments this year. This process has taken longer than expected to get up and running. I greatly appreciate your patience and understanding as I work out all the kinks. I have a few items to share with you so you willContinue Reading If you have questions about bookkeeping or property owner accounts
In 2021 a weighting system was developed and put into a spreadsheet to help evaluate and prioritize all the roads in Aspen Hills. Here is that spreadsheet: 2021 Prioritized Road work Please note: Every road is visited and assessed early in the spring season and given a number in each category, then the spreadsheet isContinue Reading Road Work Process
THE SANPETE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION WILL BE HOLDING THEIR NEXT MEETING ON WEDNESDAY, THE 13TH DAY OF JANUARY, 2021, BEGINNING AT 6:30 P.M. IN THE SANPETE COUNTY COURTHOUSE, 160 NORTH MAIN, ROOM 101, MANTI, UTAH. THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO ATTEND THIS MEETING BY ELECTRONIC MEANS ONLY. PLEASE CONTACT THE COUNTY CLERK AT 435-835-2131 EXTENSIONContinue Reading Shipping Containers
Safety in black bear country Utah’s mountains and forests are home to thousands of black bears. Black bears often live in the same places we camp, hike and build our houses. This poses a safety concern for both humans and bears. If a bear obtains food from a home or campsite — even once —Continue Reading Bear Country
Do not feed coyotes. Remove attractants from your property, including pet food, water sources, bird feeders and fallen fruit. Secure trash in a locked receptacle. Keep it inside or put it out only on the morning of pick up. Trim vegetation around your yard to reduce hiding places. Do not leave small children outside unattended.Continue Reading Preventing Encounters with Coyotes on Your Property
When RV owners hear the word “winterize,” it conjures up thoughts of protecting the RV plumbing system from freezing temperatures. The definition for “winterize” is to prepare something, such as a house or automobile, to withstand cold winter conditions. This is interesting because RVs are both a house and a vehicle. So, in addition toContinue Reading Winterizing Your RV
1. The speed limit for subdivision roads is 15 mph. Slow down. Our roads are not a raceway. Too many accidents have occurred because of people going too fast and not being considerate of others who are on the road. If you want to drive your vehicles fast, go someplace else where that type ofContinue Reading AHOA Road Rules
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