Our organization is dedicated to overseeing planning, implementation & maintenance of road projects, fostering collaboration among residents and ensuring transparent communication regarding road related initiatives.

Sierra Verde Winter Road Maintenance Association was established by Sierra Verde Estates in 1994 via an amendment to the original covenants. The community formalized this association as an LLC with the secretary of state in Colorado on 02/04/2021 and is in good standing as of 07/21/2026.

This association currently operates via a voluntary contribution model. Paying members receive services, and the rest of the community benefits from the road maintenance that regular participants fund.

While the covenants did establish collection rights for $60/year per parcel, and made no special exemptions for any households, it is unclear that anyone currently wields the collection rights required to enforce that rate. $60 adjusted for inflation would amount to roughly $500 today. Pursuing collection rights for the amount listed in the covenants is not practical to fund the cost of annual operations today.

If there is appetite to formalize and create an enforcement mechanism for contributions, this body can help organize and socialize a proposal to the community for a vote to update how funding for this work happens.

See more about potential alternative mechanisms for funding on our frequently asked questions (FAQ) page. We welcome ongoing community feedback on this topic via our contact page.

Guiding Principles

• Safety First: All decisions and actions prioritize the safety of residents, pedestrians, wildlife and vehicles

• Fiscal Responsibility: Funds are managed prudently and transparently, ensuring maximum value for resident contributions

• Community Collaboration & Transparency: Active participation and feedback from residents are encouraged and valued. All committee activities, decisions and financial reports are accessible and clear to residents.

• Sustainability: Long-term solutions and environmentally friendly practices are considered in all road projects.