Warm regards, 

Silver Spur HOA 

8.6.26

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6.12.26
Silver Spur Neighbors,

We want to provide an update regarding the irrigation water pressure issues many residents have experienced over the past several days.

The Silver Spur irrigation system receives water through our canal system from upstream water users. Due to significantly reduced water availability in the canal, the amount of water entering our irrigation system has been reduced. As a result, some homeowners may experience reduced irrigation pressure or periods when sufficient pressure is not available to operate sprinklers as expected.

Unfortunately, this is not an issue that can be corrected by the HOA. The reduced water supply is affecting not only Silver Spur, but also the agricultural operations that share this water source. The farmer who provides the water shares used by our subdivision is experiencing the same challenges and is making substantial reductions to water use on his farm.

At this time, we do not know how frequently pressure issues may occur or how long these conditions will persist. Some residents may continue to have adequate pressure while others experience intermittent shortages, depending on overall demand and conditions within the system.

To help stretch the limited water available, we are asking all residents to voluntarily follow these conservation measures:

• Water no more than once per week whenever possible.
• Water only during evening, overnight, or early morning hours.
• Raise mower heights and allow turf grass to grow to approximately 4 inches to improve drought tolerance and reduce water loss.
• Prioritize trees, shrubs, and established landscaping that would be costly or difficult to replace.

These recommendations align with drought-management guidance from Colorado State University Extension, which emphasizes deeper, less frequent watering, maintaining taller turf during drought conditions, and prioritizing the preservation of established landscapes during periods of limited water availability. Deep, infrequent watering and taller grass heights help develop deeper root systems and improve drought resilience.

We understand this situation is frustrating. Many homeowners have invested significant time and money into their landscapes, and everyone is trying to balance water conservation with protecting their property. We will continue communicating any new information as we receive it from our water provider and upstream partners.

Thank you for your patience, cooperation, and understanding as we work through these challenging conditions together.

Silver Spur HOA Board

4.13.26
Irrigation water is expected to be turned on for the season the evening of 4-16-26 (thursday), please make sure to close your valves prior to this date so you don't floood out your neighbors!  Thanks!


10.20.25
Irrigation will be shut down for the season on Saturday 10-25-25 by Noon.  Please make sure to winterize your individual systems.  Thanks!

9.8.25

4.1.25
Irrigation is expected to be turned on for the season on April 12th around noon.  Please make sure your isolation valves are closed so you don't flood out your neighbors.  Thanks! 

4.29.24
Wednesday May 1st the irrigation water will be shut off by 8:00am so that a homeowner can make necessary repairs to their irrigation pump. The water is scheduled to be turned back on Thursday the 2nd in the early afternoon around 1:00pm. I'll post a flyer on the mailboxes with this information.

4.24.24
Water is back on

4.23.24
The ditch water is currently shut off as of 7:30am this morning, we had another neighbor's isolation valve break apart earlier this morning around 2am. The water is scheduled to be turned on tomorrow morning the 24th at 8am.

4.17.24
Ditch water was shut off this morning at 7:30am. Bleed valve to retention pond was left open until repair is made to pump on Gold Buckle. The plan is to turn ditch water back on tomorrow afternoon.

 Arthur from Shires landscaping will be doing repairs on irrigation pumps and sprinkler/drip systems in the common areas throughout the upcoming weeks so if you see a pump missing or irrigation pieces laying around, it's because they are being repaired.

4.12.24
Irrigation is set to be turned on 4.14.24.  Please make sure your valves are closed so you don't flood out your neighbors. 

4.8.24

SILVER SPUR

 

PLEASE KEEP VALVES CLOSED READY TO RECEIVE IRRIGATION WATER

 

WATER WILL BE TURNED ON

 

SUNDAY APRIL 14

 

OK to open valves Sunday after 4:00pm

10.27.23
Irrigation is set to be turned off for the season on Monday October 30th, 2023.  Please make sure to blow out or winterize your personal sytems as well.  Thanks!

IRRIGATION IS EXPECTED TO BE TURNED ON OR AROUND APRIL 8TH, 2023.  PLEASE ENSURE YOUR VALVES ARE CLOSED SO YOU DON'T FLOOD OUT YOUR NEIGHBORS.  THANK YOU!

WEBSITE IS STILL UNDER CONSTRUCTION, MORE DOCUMENTS WILL BE ADDED, THANK YOU!

HOA Contact: hoa@cbcprimeproperties.com 970-243-7375 

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For payment of the Annual Dues please make checks payable to Silver Spur HOA and mail to the address below:

Silver Spur HOA
c/o Coldwell Banker Commercial Prime Properties
131 N. 6th Street, Suite 300, Grand Junction, CO 81501

Dues: 
$300 annually

$300 working capital one time due at closing on all new homes