W Mountain Ranch HOA

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Welcome to the official site for the W Mountain Ranch Subdivision HOA in Gunnison, Colorado!

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Documents & Pages: Add; W Mtn Ranch Covenants; Design Guidelines; Plat; Design Review Application

External Links: Add; City of Gunnison; Gunnison County

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Are Covenants Enforced Anymore?

Have noticed quite a few boats and trailers in the front of houses (yes, even on Chancellor near the low-rent district) and thought that it was against covenants to store things like that in front of... more

Started: March 3rd 2000Replies: 3

Paint codes

Does anyone in the Alton Park subdivision have the original Sherwin-Williams paint codes for the interior colors? No one seems to be able to match it up. This would be for the 4th filing, if that... more

Started: March 1st 2005Replies: 3

Vacant Lots & Dumped Items

We have several vacant lots in this neighborhood that have couches, chairs and shopping carts dumped in them. Kids have been playing on and around these eyesores and may end up getting hurt. I called... more

Started: August 6th 1998Replies: 2

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W Mountain Ranch HOA Real Estate and Home Values

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FHA Loan Requirements Are Changing: FHA reform is changing the rules for securing an FHA-insured mortgage loan, but FHA loans still provide the best opportunity for those who don’t meet the requirements of a traditional home loan. By now...
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Neighborhood Resource Guide

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How To Challenge Your Property Assessment: If your home value is dropping but your property taxes are not, you can appeal the assessed value of your home which may help lower your taxes. Property values are down, so why doesn’t your property tax ...
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How to Get a Building Permit: We have discussed how to obtain zoning permits, but what's the next step? Before construction can begin, a building permit is needed, as well as a number of inspections of the work site. Luckily, contractors...
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