Category: TCRMA Notices

In compliance with MT Annotated code for non-profits, members must be supplied a member list. The list has been posted to a secure page for property owners only. Must be registered and logged in to view. Click the link below or navigate to TCRMA – Property Owners List.

http://timberlinecreekcommunity.com/member-list/

High Ridge has been plowed but upper Woodchuck has been extremely difficult with the wind packed drifts. Plowing will resume tomorrow on Woodchuck and then move to Peak

I was hoping we could hold off plowing until after the new snow forecasted for Fri/Sat, but the winds have drifted in the high open areas. Brian will begin plowing the High Ridge, Peak and upper Woodchuck later today.

The snow wing on the grader broke late yesterday. Mechanics are working to disable the snow wing and lock it in place so that Brian can resume plowing tomorrow. This is a temporary fix.

Snow plowing will begin on the west side – lower Woodchuck, Winchester, Sundown, Colt and secondary roads, of TC tomorrow morning.
Again, do not call Brian, if you have any issues with the process and clearing the roads, call Ray at 586 2186

The following new documents have been posted to secure pages on the website. Available to property owners only (must be registered and logged in to view).

TCRMA Board Minutes 1-11-18 posted to: http://timberlinecreekcommunity.com/minutes-2018/

12-31-17 Trial Balance and 12-31-17 Balance Sheet posted to http://timberlinecreekcommunity.com/financials-2017/

2018 Board Member Contact Info posted to http://timberlinecreekcommunity.com/tcrma-intro/

Sanding of roads will begin late today, Tue, 1/16, and continue into tomorrow.

Minutes from the 12-7-17 board meeting have been posted HERE. Must be registered and logged in to view.

With 10-15 ” of new snow in the forecast in the next 2 days and 4-6″ on the ground right now Brian may start plowing tomorrow afternoon depending on the winds. If it is gusting to 25+ mph he may have to wait. With those kinds of conditions the road would drift back in within a few hours.

Unfortunately, Brian and family came down with the flu or the norovirus. Ron Holden , Bob Bogison, Pete Moncada, and others, have stepped in and plowed as many of the roads as they could with at least a wide single track clearance.

Hopefully, Brian will recover in the next 48 hrs and feel well enough to plow if we get the 6-8″ on new snow in the forecast for tonight through Tue morning