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2010 Spring Membership Meeting ***
The spring Deer Lake Association
membership meeting will be held March 22nd, 7:00 PM, at the Bohannan-Huston, Inc. building, located on
the northeast corner of Masthead and Jefferson, in the Journal Center. Please park in the east parking lot
(enter from Masthead) and enter via the door on the east side of the building.
***** Property Thinning Opportunity *****
A considerable amount of funding has been allocated for creating
defensible space in Deer Lake Estates and other communities. If you're interested in thinning and brush
removal on you Deer Lake property, contact Brian Velarde at the Cuba Soil and Water Conservation office.
The phone number there is (575) 289-3278. Or, you can call Brian directly on his cell phone at
(505) 320-3967.
***** Deer Lake ATV Traffic *****
There have been several recent incidents
of inappropriate ATV use at Deer Lake. Please be sure all ATV riders respect the property and privacy of Deer Lake residents by not
operating ATVs on private property or in a noisy or unsafe manner. There are a number of areas where ATV riders have created trails
across private property other than their own. Additionally, there have been several complaints of excessive speed and/or noise by
ATVs operated on public roads. All the roads within Deer Lake are public county roads. There are recent changes to ATV regulations,
especially concerning operation by young riders. You can find them here.
***** Animals at Deer Lake *****
Recently there have been some questions raised concerning
animals at Deer Lake. Specifically, there have been some horses wandering loose from time to time. While permanent quartering of
livestock is definitely prohibited on Deer Lake properties, the board considers keeping horses at Deer Lake for short term recreational
purposes permissible. However, horses (as well as other animals) must be keep under close control and not allowed to wander loose to
possibly cause damage to other persons' property. Likewise, dogs must be keep restrained, not allowed to wander free, and prevented
from continuous barking.
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