Frequently Asked Questions
What do I need to do as a shareholder if I sell my camp?
Who gets to vote at our annual meeting if there is more than one owner on our deed?
What is the target water elevation?
Are we ever going to have a consistent water level?
What is the purpose of the 300 foot greenbelt?
What can we do to improve the roads in our area so that we can consider permanent residency?
Who is responsible for maintaining roads?
What do I need to do as a shareholder if I sell my camp?Inform the purchaser they will become a shareholder subject to the rules and regulations of DRCI. You will need to turn in your old stock certificate and the new owners will need to submit a copy of their recorded deed so that a new stock certificate can be issued in the name of the new owner(s)
Who gets to vote at our annual meeting if there is more than one owner on our deed?All person(s) listed on the deed must sign the ballot, the attendee at the meeting may submit the ballot signed by all shareholders.
If I want to improve my access road to my camp and it crosses common land and other shareholders lots, what is the procedure for me to obtain permission to do this?Please contact the Board via regular mail or email. A representative of the Board will discuss the procedure for obtaining approval.
What is the target water elevation?1341' 0
Are we ever going to have a consistent water level?The announcement that UPPCO will restore Silver lake Reservoir will improve the ability to manage the water level. In addition the maintenance projects on the Hoist Dam have been mostly completed which will also improve the water stability. These things should lead to improved stability, providing Mother Nature does her part each year with adequate precipitation.
What is the purpose of the 300 foot greenbelt?The purpose of the protective covenants contained in the Declaration was to protect and preserve the Basin lands, maintaining the beauty of the shoreline woodlands that Longyear's policies had created. The original Declaration, dated march 2, 2000, states as item C. " The association wishes to provide for the development as a community suitable for single family living and, at the same time wishes to maintain insofar as possible the natural and recreational character of this beautiful property." And item D. " It is essential to the value of the Lots that the Development be perpetually maintained in a manner consistent with high environmental and residential standards."
What can we do to improve the roads in our area so that we can consider permanent residency?Contact the Board and a Board member will discuss with you the process to follow to request approval.
Who is responsible for maintaining roads?Lot owners are responsible for if they wish to maintain their roads. See section 2.3 of the Declaration.
