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Public Meetings

Teleconference meetings for Bellyache Ridge Subdivision are open to the public.

Dial-In Number:  425-436-6331

Access Code:  261328#

Email: bellyachesubdivision@gmail.com

Information for Bellyache Ridge Property Owners

New Property Owners

Welcome.

Bellyache Ridge Metropolitan District provides your domestic water supply. Set up your new water service account at AmCoBi.

Bellyache Ridge Homeowners Association bills property owners for annual assessments each January. Set up a second, separate billing account at AmCoBi to pay your HOA assessments

Bellyache Ridge Design Guidelines are available on the Homeowners Association page for those who are planning to build or remodel.

About Parking

No Parking All Roads Beyond This Point

Eagle County owns and maintains all roads in Bellyache Ridge Subdivision.  There is no parking on all roads. Violations may be reported to the Eagle County Sheriff’s Office at 970-328-8500.

About Pets

Bellyache Ridge Subdivision founding documents say:  “Family pets must be confined to the Owner’s property and kept to a number which does not constitute a nuisance or a health hazard.” 

Report an Animal Complaint to Eagle County Animal Services.

Bellyache Ridge Subdivision is governed by the rules of Eagle County.  The County passed Resolution No. 2018-98 Concerning the Control, Licensing, Impoundment and Disposition of Animals.

Have You Considered Serving as a Board Member in Bellyache Ridge Subdivision?

Bellyache Ridge Subdivision has two separate and unique organizations within it.

Our Metropolitan District, formed in 1981, is authorized to provide the domestic water system, fire protection and TV translator & relay facilities. It is a quasi-municipal corporation and a political subdivision of the State of Colorado per the Colorado Special District Act and is governed by a 5-member Board of Directors made up from members of the community. The District owns approximately 80 acres of greenbelt area within the District boundaries.

Our Homeowners Association, re-formed in 1993, provides architectural control services to its members and enforces the Protective Covenants for Bellyache Ridge Subdivision. It is a nonprofit corporation in Eagle County, Colorado and is governed by a 3-member Board of Directors made up from property owners in the community.

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Metropolitan District Board

The “Metro Board” meets via teleconference, approximately six times each year. Each meeting is typically held at 6:00 p.m. on a Tuesday.

Homeowners Association Board

The “HOA Board” meets approximately seven times each year. Each meeting is typically held at 6:00 p.m. on a Wednesday.