StickyProperty Owner User Guide: see attached PDF
The attached PDF describes the tax credit you are eligible for if you perform Mitigation efforts on your property
The attached PDF details the recommendation forest thinning from The Colorado State Forest Service.
The attached PDF profiles some of the individuals in the early days of the ranch. Their tireless volunteering, foresight and skills were instrumental in laying the groundwork for the community we know today.
Every once in a while, I open the dumpster lid to dispose of my trash, and I’m looking at a dumpster full of…..pine needles and dead twigs and pine cones and weeds. Ah, it appears that the Ranch has new people and they're trying to adjust from city living to mountain living.
Living in the city, people are trained, even threatened with fines, to keep their property cleaned up. Rake those leaves, pull those weeds, prune those…
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The attached PDF explains what a Firewise community is and its purpose.
Ever wonder what it was like back in the earlier days of SFTR?
This 52-page PDF contains part 1 of a 2 part compilation of issues of The Bare Facts, an SFTR newsletter published by Joyce Wolff and other volunteers from April 1997 to February 1999. See part 2 for the remaining issues.
Thanks to Michael Hughes and Pat Roehl for keeping this part of SFTR history alive.
Ever wonder what it was like back in the earlier days of SFTR?
This 41-page PDF contains part 2 of a 2 part compilation of issues of The Bare Facts, an SFTR newsletter published by Joyce Wolff and other volunteers from April 1997 to February 1999. See part 1 for the remaining issues.
Thanks to Michael Hughes and Pat Roehl for keeping this part of SFTR history alive.
