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Landscaper Showcase coming soon!

Crystal Valley is once again partnering with local landscapers to offer an exclusive community-wide discount to our neighbors from trees to full landscape installations. The event is planned for late March into April.  Look for an email coming soon with details.
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Not on the list? Use the form above to sign-up!

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Crystal Valley Parkway Paving

This spring, the eastbound direction of Crystal Valley Pkwy will receive a mill and overlay treatment from the fire station east to just west of Lake Gulch Road. This treatment removes the top layer of the pavement surface and puts a new asphalt mat in its place. Prior to the new asphalt going down, there will be some curb/gutter/sidewalk repairs and extensive patching of cracks in the road surface. 

This work is slated to begin in the early part of April. 

In the westbound direction, a slurry seal project is slated to occur this summer. Prior to the seal coat being placed, there will be some curb/gutter/sidewalk repairs and crack seal work as well.

The concrete repair work will start in April with the crack seal and seal coat work occurring in June / July. 
 
Until the maintenance work occurs later this spring / summer, Castle Rocks' Streets Maintenance division will proactively monitor the pavement conditions in the area for potholes and prioritize any existing pothole repairs with other pothole repairs around Town. 

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Send us your pics of Crystal Valley to clientcare@amihoa.com.

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Stormwater Drainage Maintenance

Our HOA Landscapers will be performing routine maintenance on the storm drainage waterways throughout Crystal Valley starting on Wednesday, March 3rd (weather permitting). This work is required by the Town of Castle Rock to remove debris and repair pipes and hydraulic structures as needed.  

Further information on these requirements can be found at: https://www.crgov.com/1796/Stormwater-Facility-Maintenance or on our landscape maintenance page. 

If you have questions, please contact: clientcare@amihoa.com

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Accepting Applications for Lifeguards!

Are you a certified lifeguard looking for a part-time summer gig? The Pinnacle Clubhouse staff are accepting applications for the 2021 pool season.  The job description, qualifications & application can be found here: 
 https://www.paycomonline.net/v4/ats/web.php/jobs/ViewJobDetails?job=6219&clientkey=3A4118425C85987EA64C9EBC3CA36064 

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Winter Lawn & Tree Care

Dry conditions across Colorado mean you’ll need to drag out the hose and sprinkler and water your landscape this winter. Snowfall usually provides far less moisture than rain, so you should supplement with winter watering when the ground is not frozen.
 
Follow these guidelines on when and how to water this winter:

• Water when air and soil temperatures are above 40 degrees with no snow cover
• Water mid-day so that the water doesn’t freeze overnight and cause damage
• Watering one or two times per month, depending on conditions, is usually sufficient
• Water long enough so that the soil is thoroughly soaked without run-off. Use the cycle-and-soak method for sloped areas.

 
If you aren't able to hand-water your landscape this winter, hire a landscape pro to do the work for you. It's a good investment in the long-term value of your property. 

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Town Advisory

The Town of Castle Rock strives to be a pedestrian-friendly place, and clearing snow and ice from sidewalks is an essential part of making walking safe. Even the most meager snowfall, left unshoveled, can melt and freeze - resulting in a sheet of ice and a slipping hazard.  Below are a few things to keep in mind this season:

1. Town Code requires all property owners and/or tenants to remove snow and ice from sidewalks, curbs and gutters within 48 hours. 
2. Snow is a great insulator for shrubs & turf - toss it into a nearby planting bed or turf area for "winter watering". Gently brush off excessive snow from branches to prevent breaking.
3. Need help shoveling? Senior citizens and persons with disabilities who are unable to clear snow may receive assistance from the following organizations:
   • Aging Resources of Douglas County.
     Contact: (303-814-4300) or email ardc@douglas.do.us
     
     
   • To the Rescue.
     ​Contact (720-851-2100) or email info@totherescue.net
4. Snow removal compliants can be submitted to the Town's Zoning Division at zoning@crgov.com or by calling 720-733-3557.

Still have questions? Visit crgov.com/snow or reach out to Public Works for plowing updates at roads@crgov.com or by calling 720-733-2462.