Updates - Bug Spraying / Road Incidents

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Hi everyone - Two quick updates:

  • Bishop Spraying will be in the park May 14th and 15th to spray the homes of those who signed up for bug spraying. If you didn't sign up and would like to, please let me know asap.

  • Bill wanted me to remind all the owners and their guests to follow the arrows on the roads, obey the speed limit and keep vehicles out of the roadway. There were some incidents over the Fishing Derby weekend where people were driving the wrong direction on the roadway which could cause an accident with someone coming in the correct direction. 

    Please be mindful of the signs in the park. They're there for your safety and others. 

    Dixie

Bake Sale

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Just a reminder that the Annual Bake Sale is May 26th (9 am - 12 pm) and we need your goods!!! 

This year Marylin Malone, lot #613 (sheltieme1@yahoo.com) is heading up the sale and wants everyone to know that we need pies, cakes, cookies, prepared meals, etc. for the sale. Everyone is encouraged to bake and cook. As this is a great opportunity to make money for the kiddos. Plus, its great food and a heck of a lot of fun. So get those stoves and ovens going and those pots and pans rattlin'.

Also, I am accepting donations at the office for Fishing Derby prizes. Please feel free to drop them by anytime between 9-5 Friday - Tuesday. 

Thanks,
Dixie

Fishing Derby

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Annual Fishing Derby - Saturday the 28th from 7:00 am - 2:00 pm

Sign up for the fishing derby is Friday, April 27th 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm on the office deck. Late sign in is Saturday morning, April 28th by the boat launch btw 7:00 am - 9:00 am prior to fishing.

Also, this is Doug's last year of hosting the fishing derby. Next year, it will be hosted by Ned Kautzman and Colin Mancer. Please be sure to thank Doug when you see him for all his hard work on the fishing derby throughout the years and welcome Ned and Colin as they take over.

Thanks,
RRC Office

Grant County Property Setback Update

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Hello Fellow Rimrockers!

Many of you have recently received a letter from Grant County Planning and/or the Treasurer's Office notifying you of a proposed Unified Development Code Amendment affecting our community.  If so, you may have found the language to be somewhat confusing, so I thought I'd provide a bit of clarification.  The UDC Amendment is something that we (the Rimrock Cove HOA) have requested.  Currently, the County's front setback requirement is 20 feet, which as you can imagine significantly limits our options on placing permitted structures on our small lots.  By comparison, the internal Rimrock Cove front setback requirement is only 10 feet.  With the cooperation and support of the Planning Department, Fire Marshall's office and the local Fire Chief, we have formally submitted an application to have Grant County reduce their requirement to 10 feet as well.  This has several benefits, with the most obvious being greater flexibility in utilizing our lots.  The change would also align the County's requirement with our own, as well as more accurately reflect current park usage (as most of us are already closer than 20 feet from the street).  Please note that nothing about this process affects existing structures.

We are very hopeful our request will be accepted and I've been told we should have a final decision by June.  However, if for some reason the application is denied, Rimrock will continue enforcing the 10-foot front setback for all new trailers, sheds, and other non-permitted structures.  I hope that helps.  If you have any other questions, please feel free to call or e-mail me.

Thanks!
Ron Gopal
RRC Architectural Committee
Mobile: 425-922-8949
E-mail: ron@globalbearingsolutions.com