News & Updates
Water treatment plant & springs winterize – on October 8
The plant and springs will be winterized on Tuesday, October 8th. At the plant, untreated water is available from the untreated water faucet located to the left of the door.
THANK YOU, water treatment plant workers – click here for link to details
Our water treatment plant was inspected by the State of Colorado in mid-August. They were very impressed with the results of our project. A big thank you to the members who contributed so much of their time and expertise from the initial research to the final State report. More details are in the thank you […]
Chipping Program Registration Deadline – Aug 18 — click here to access links
QCPOA is again part of the Community Chipping Program sponsored by the West Region Wildfire Council. The deadline to register is August 18 for the 2019 chipping day. Click on this link to view the flyer for QCP Chipping program: https://qcpoa.org/ccp-flyer-quartz-creek-2019/ . The participation guidelines and link to register are here: http://www.cowildfire.org/chipping/ . The actual […]
Water Plant Operations
The water team hopes that the plant will be in operation on June 8. On start-up, two pumps were malfunctioning. Parts are on order for repair or replacement. The other springs will not be put into service until the plant is operational. The delay is due to the inaccessibility caused by the heavy snowfall/late melt. […]
Gunnison Recycling Center, Pitkin Recycling – click here for link to map
The QCPOA Board is encouraging recycling as one way to reduce our dumpster cost for the year. Gunnison County has a Recycling Center at the Public Works site at 195 Basin Park Drive, south of the airport. Turn south on W. Airport Road and drive around the west end of the runway. Turn south on […]
Roads Report – Check before coming to the mountain
Owners need to check current conditions before coming to the mountain. Steve F. will be glad to respond via email or text to folks who need up to date information. Click here to see Steve’s contact info.
Wildfire Mitigation within QCP
From the West Region Wildfire Council: The Quartz Creek Community has taken a proactive role in preventing loss of life and property due to a catastrophic wildfire since it was recognized as having extreme risk in the Gunnison County Community Wildfire Protection Plan. The Quartz Creek Property Owners Association has partnered with West Region Wildfire […]
Annual Dues Late Notice
Annual dues were due by 3/26/2019. If you haven’t paid yet, send to QCPOA Box 513, Gunnison, CO 81230 immediately in order to avoid late charge. Lawana
QCPOA Board / Gold Links Mine
QCPOA owners, The Board has voted to not acquire an attorney fo represent the Association at this time as the company will not use any QCPOA roads for the proposed mining project. Lawana Langston QCPOA President
Mining Application Documents
Follow these steps to access the application and all supporting material submitted to Gunnison County for the proposed prospecting project. The application, Notice of Intent to Conduct Prospecting Operations and the attorney letters seem to have the most detail about the project. Go to http://204.132.78.100/citizenaccess/ Click on “Project” on the left side of the screen. […]
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Upcoming Meetings/Events
Board Meeting
The next Board meeting will be next summer.
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2020 Annual Meeting – July 3
The 2020 annual meeting is scheduled for July 3rd, at 1:30 at the Newcomb Community Center with an ice cream social starting at 1. The purpose of the meeting is to elect directors and to take action with respect to other matters that may properly come before the meeting. Introduce yourself to anyone you don’t […]
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Protect Your Cabin from Wildfires
Cabins are vulnerable to the ravages of wildfire. To help protect your property, your first defense is to establish a defensive zone around your structures. Every year, hundreds of homes and outbuildings are destroyed by wildfire. Many of these structures could have been saved if cabin owners, and homeowners, had followed some simple suggestions […]
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