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Please Clean Up After Your Pets
Please keep our mountain environment clean and alway pick up after your dogs. Most of our residents are very good about doing this anyway, but there are a few that never pick up after their dogs.
Also, please don’t leave your poop bag on the side of the road. Dispose of it properly.
Do not let your pets run off leash to poop on your neighbor’s property. Not only is that being an inconsiderate pet owner, but it may be a violation of Summit County’s leash laws. The County requires all off-leash pets to be under control and within 10 feet of a person competent to control and restrain the pet. Click here for more information. Thank you for you cooperation. |
Welcome to the Silver Shekel Owners Association website!
We hope you will visit here often to check for information and updates about your neighborhood from the Silver Shekel Owners Association. Silver Shekel is located north of Breckenridge, Colorado, on the east side of Colorado Highway 9. The entrance to the neighborhood is at the Fairview Blvd. traffic circle three miles north of town.
The Member pages of the site require a user ID and password. Silver Shekel residents can access the information by clicking on the Register link at the top of this page.
Attention Realtors and Title Companies
Association documents including covenants, bylaws, minutes and financial statements are available in the Members section of this website. To obtain temporary access to this information, click the Register link at the top of this page. Please do not request that we email this information.
Requesting a Mailbox?
The Association maintains a bank of mailboxes near the entrance on Fairview Ave. Mailboxes are provided to members only, on a space available basis. We require a one time deposit of $120 via a check payable to Silver Shekel Owners' Association. The mailbox fee is refundable and the mailbox is transferable to a future owner and member. To request a mailbox please send an email to Paul Maldonado.
Construction Plans
Silver Shekel Protective Covenants require SSOA approval of construction plans. We rely on Summit County for structural review and compliance with all the building codes. Association review is primarily for compatibility with the neighborhood (color, exterior materials, etc.) and the effect of the improvements on neighboring lots. See the Covenants for your Filing for details.
Building plans should be submitted to the HOA in electronic form at ssoawebmaster@gmail.com.
More and more local residents are members of Nextdoor®, a neighborhood-focused social media website. It's a great way to stay in contact with your neighbors and the community. You’ll find everything from neighborhood and local events to lost/found pets, to advice on contractors and services from neighbors. It’s all here and more. And there is no cost. If you want to join, contact Nextdoor. And, if you are already a Nextdoor member, invite your neighbors and other household members to join!
One of our neighborhood moose.
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Clean-up Day 2020
Saturday, July 11th
Again this year we will have three dumpsters for use by our residents. They will be placed on the roadside in each of the filings, near 342 Fairview Blvd., near 502 Shekel Lane and near 121 Silver Circle. The Fairview dumpster will be placed around 8:00 am, and the other two immediately following. Dumpsters will be removed in the same order starting at noon.
• The dumpsters can be used to discard anything that can be placed into the Summit County landfill. No hazardous waste (such as tires, batteries, paint, petroleum products) or electronics (TVs, computers, printers, scanners, etc.) will be allowed in any of the dumpsters.
• The County will recycle electronics and household hazardous waste and electronics at no charge for County residents at the Summit County Resource Allocation Park (SCRAP) site near Keystone. Click here for hours, directions and more info.
• If you have normal recyclables, please take them to the Summit County Recycling drop-off on Coyne Valley Road or at County Commons in Frisco.
• Tree trimmings and other slash will be allowed in the dumpsters after 11:00 am.
• The dumpster on Shekel Lane will accept large appliances, except refrigeration units. Refrigeration units must either be (1) hauled to the Summit County landfill after having the coolant professionally drained, or (2) removed by Xcel Energy. Xcel will haul off working units and even give you a rebate (click here for details)!
One last point: please take the opportunity to police the right-of-way next to the road along your property and clean up debris that may have accumulated over the winter. Thank you!
Chipping Program
Monday, July 13th
Summit County is conducting the yearly Chipping Program this summer. Silver Shekel is scheduled for the week of July 13th. This program is great opportunity for all of us to trim trees and clean up the dead fall and slash many of us have on our properties, all at no direct cost. Click here for more information.
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Summit County Short Term Rental Regulations
Posted on Dec 21st, 2018
Summit County has adopted regulations for short-term rentals on unincorporated land, which include Silver Shekel. Click here to see the current status of the process.
Summer Road
Posted on Apr 14th, 2018
Our neighborhood was designed and subdivided during the 1960s in then-rural Summit County. Two access locations to State Highway 9 were included in the original design and remain in use today. These include the recently reconfigured Fairview Boulevard Roundabout (main entrance) located at the northwest corner of the subdivision and the Fairview Boulevard spur road (secondary entrance) located at the southwestern corner. The secondary entrance, or “Summer Road”, is designated as “seasonal use” due to minimal winter maintenance, though some winters it remains open throughout the season.
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