Announcements

If you would like to receive email notifications of announcements, please submit your name, lot number and a valid email address to utahpinemountains@gmail.com

SNOW GATES

The snow gates will be closed this year the Sunday after Thanksgiving, December 1st, at 3:00 P.M. Please have all vehicles down in the lower parking lots before this time to avoid being locked in. The gates could be closed earlier if we have freezing day and night temperatures or too much snow making driving hazardous. Earlier closures will be posted on this web site. For up to date information, call Carl O Gwinn at 1-435-173-1163 (11/1/2013)

WARNING - Winterize Your Cabin

If you have not already done so, now is the time to winterize your cabin. Every year we have frozen pipes, toilets, sink and shower/tub traps because water has been left on or in them and lines are not winterized by draining, blowing out or filling with trailer antifreeze. What ever your method, the below freezing night temperatures at Pine Mountain warrant your attention. (10/14/2013)

FREEZING TEMPERATURES

The temperatures at Pine Mountain are dropping well below freezing on a nightly basis. Now is a good time to winterize your cabin and to avoid potential problems with frozen pipes, etc. You can click the Weber Canyon Weather link to get a current reading of the weather in the canyon. (10/7/2013)

NOTICE - Annual Meeting

The annual Pine Mountains Shareholders meeting will be held Friday, September 20, 2013, at 7:00 pm at the Salt Lake County Commission Chambers, 2001 S. State Street, Salt Lake City, Utah (North Building, Main Floor, Room 1100).

The 2013 Annual Report document may be accessed by clicking this link: 2013 Annual Report. This document has also been mailed via U.S. Mail to the addresses on file.

Please complete the Proxy 2013 Proxy and bring it to the meeting or email it to Ron Taylor at ditaylor2@yahoo.com. (9/13/2013)

NOTICE - Water Meters

Any cabin sold after July 20, 2013 will be required to update the cabin water system to a meter box according to Pine Mountain requirements. The cost is to be paid by the property owners. (8/19/2013)