Steamboat II Metro District

IN THE EVENT OF AN EMERGENCY, PLEASE DIAL THE DISTRICT'S PAGER (970) 846-5117

SNOWMOBILE IS DOWN!

Sorry gang, but we can't groom trails in Heritage Park right now because our snowmobile is down and we are waiting on back-ordered parts! We will groom HP as soon as we get our hands on another snowmobile, or can get parts for ours. Thanks for you understanding!

ATTENTION!!
BEGINNING JANUARY 1, 2019
SEWER RATE INCREASES

The city of Steamboat Springs has passed an ordinance to increase the sewer rates for the following 3 years. This in turn effects all Steamboat II Metropolitan District residents. Beginning January 1, 2019, the sewer rate for all single family residences will be $45.60, making the base rate $72.60.

Silver Spur Disc Golf Map
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Skunk activity in Steamboat II

The skunks are active in Steamboat II! Suzie Romig, a Steamboat II resident, has asked us to post this informative flier for all residents to make their property less habitable to the skunks. Click here for more information.

District's Open Space Policy

Access to your personal property via the District's open space is prohibited!

We understand at times it is impossible to reach your yards through your own property and under special circumstances, we will grant you limited access via our trails. HOWEVER, it is mandatory that you apply for a permit AND receive confirmation from us BEFORE accessing our property. Click here for the permit.

SPRING 2017 NEWSLETTER

Notice to Neighborhood Pet Owners!

West Connector Temporary Trail

Janet Hruby has successfully acquired a temporary easement and has constructed a temporary trail that links RCR 42 to the Gloria Gossard Parkway. It officially opens Friday 7/10/15. Below, she explains the layout and the rules.

"The trail provides a connection from CR 42 to Gossard Parkway in response to requests from residents for an alternate west side path until a long-term planned US 40 sidewalk or core trail extension gets built. While a bit rough and hilly, the trail offers an alternate route to town from US 40. The back-country trail is on a temporary easement from the property owners and passes completely through private property. Help keep this trail available by staying on the trail (this means your dogs too). Another reason to stay on the trail is it passes near the gun range property - stay on the trail to avoid potential hazards. The trail is for non-motorized use only."

Enjoy this new connection and

Travel Safely,

Janet Hruby

Routt County Road & Bridge Director