Welcome to the Stagestop Owners Association (SOA) website.
This is one way for the Board of Directors to communicate with the membership. It's the boards' hope that the site will keep the members up to date and help the members to have a stronger voice with their voting rights. New issues will be listed here and if there is a need to call for a vote, a notice will be sent out via email.
SOA Member Website Registration
All SOA members will need to click the
'Not a Member' link in the upper left corner. You will be asked to fill-in and submit your user profile. Once you submit it, your membership will be activated by the SOA board and you will receive an email verifying your activation.
Make sure you don't block email from soanews.org.
We hope you enjoy the new website and find it useful. We encourage you to offer any suggestions or criticisms using the
Forums menu item. Members can access the latest newsletter and other documents in the Documents section after you log-in.
Important Notices for Property Owners
If you live in Stagestop you need to send your box number to the Stagestop treasurer. Your mail will not be delivered unless we have that box number, as a consequence you will not receive your dues notice or fishing passes.
Well Ownership Changes
Anyone who has acquired a home or land in Stagestop which has an existing well should register the transfer of well ownership with the Colorado Division of Water Resources. A Form is available on their website. The Form Id is GWS-11, Change in Ownership. It's in section V, Well Permitting, General.
Stagestop Water Pump
The water pump near the entrance to Stagestop is now closed for the winter.
Board Meetings
The SOA Board meetings are held on the second Saturday of each month at 11AM at the small Firehouse in Stagestop.
OHV/ATV WARNING FROM THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE!
Created: 02/04/2008 7:23pm | Updated: 04/10/2008 5:29pm
The Sheriff's office spends a lot of time chasing down reports of OHVs (ATVs, unlicensed motorcycles, and 4 wheelers) on the county roads. It is illegal, regardless of age of the operator, for OHV/ATVs to be operated on publicly maintained roads , including publicly maintained subdivision roads which includes Stagestop roads. It is also illegal for any unlicensed person under the age of 16 to operate an OHV on any public property including US Forest Service.
All OHVs must be trailered or hauled to all locations for operation. Any person, regardless of age, caught riding OHVs on county or state maintained roads will be issued a summons into court. The parents allowing any unlicensed person under the age of 16 to operate an OHV on a public roadway will also be summoned into court.
