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Steamboat II Metro District

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

Approved minutes from Public Open House 7/10/19

The Board of Directors has approved the posting of the minutes from the Public Open House meeting that was held on July 10th, 2019 at the Anchor Way Church. Click here. 

WELLS WILL BE TURNED ON MONDAY JUNE 17, 2019

The well field will be activated on Monday June 17, 2019. 
The Steamboat II Metro District purchases water from the City of Steamboat Springs year-round. However, we are only allowed to buy 150,000 gallons of water per day and during the irrigation season, that simply isn't enough water to supply our District. We must supplement with our well field. The water has a lot of minerals in it, it is harder water and it is noticeably different. 
IT IS SAFE TO DRINK! 
The water is chlorinated and tested regularly. 
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the office at 879-7671. 

STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, COLORADO-The four Steamboat Springs area water districts – Mount Werner Water, City of Steamboat Springs, Steamboat II Metro District and Tree Haus Metro District – have decided to wait on implementing mandatory stage 2 water restrictions at this time.


“We’re definitely in a different position than this time last year as we’re still seeing snow full of moisture accumulate at higher elevations,” said Frank Alfone, Mount Werner Water District General Manager. “Based on current conditions combined with forecasts, I’m cautiously optimistic about our current levels of water reserves as we look through the summer.”


Following a mostly cool and wet April, the Tower Site on Buffalo Pass was reporting, as of May 1, 131 inches of snow, climbing over a foot in the past two days, and a snow water equivalent of 53.6 inches (115% of average).  Overall, the Yampa & White River Basins snowpack is 107% of average and 147% compared to last year.


Run-off is expected to be at or near average with a modest chance that run-off would be accelerated due to projected higher 2019 summer temperatures. Steamboat depends upon a combination of natural flows and reservoir releases from the Fish Creek watershed to carry it through the summer, fall and winter.


“While the area has seen important rain and snow, we still need everyone to do their part, even without restrictions in place, to conserve water,” said Jon Snyder, Public Works Director for the City of Steamboat Springs. “We’ll continue to monitor conditions and storage levels as we move into summer and will not hesitate to implement mandatory restrictions if required.”


For more information, see the full media release.

Public Information Office

City of Steamboat Springs

citypio@steamboatsprings.net

Silver Spur Disc Golf Map
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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.  

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.

Notice to Neighborhood Pet Owners!