To send an urgent message to other residents, such as lost/found pets, please use Nextdoor or send an email to the website administrator with all of the details for an email blast to all registered residents.

The Summer Road is located at the south end of Fairview and is an emergency egress for the subdivision in case of wildfire. There is no Summit County maintenance. The Association has paid for minimal maintenance in the summer, but the road is not plowed in the winter and it is usually not passable except by serious 4x4 vehicles. The road is steep with a sharp switchback and should not be used except for emergencies. 

SSOA applied for and received a grant from Community Wildfire Prevention Program to conduct an engineering study and prepare a design to permanently improve the road. 

An engineered design is now being developed with a goal to be able to get construction bids in the next few months, and to apply for a construction grant next April. 

Unfortunately, the contractor we had engaged to do repairs to make the road usable for the near term was unable to start the work this summer. Travel on the road should be avoided.

We’re fortunate in Silver Shekel to have an abundance of wildlife, including black bear, deer, moose, raccoons, fox, porcupines and others. As tempting as it may be, you should never feed or approach any wildlife. Do not put trash bins out overnight unless they are of the “bear-proof” style.

You can learn all about wildlife interactions at the Colorado Parks and Wildlife website.

Dues paid by our members fund the activities of the Association, which include the  annual Clean-up Day, Summer Road maintenance, legal fees, insurance, the Annual Meeting and BBQ, etc.

Our Association dues are $50.00 per year. They can be paid by check to
Silver Shekel Owners Association, P.O. Box 1625, Breckenridge, CO 80424. Or you can pay electronically to ssoatreasurer@gmail.com with Zelle. Check with your bank to see if they provide that service.

Per the Silver Shekel Responsible Governance Policies, there is a five dollar ($5.00) late fee and interest will accrue at the rate of eight* percent (8%) per year from January 1 if your annual dues assessment is not paid in full by March 31. Also, interest will be added quarterly on April 1, July 1, October 1, and January 1 on all unpaid balances.

*Effective July 1, 2022. Previously it was 21%.

There are many plants that are considered invasive and/or noxious weeds by the state and Summit County authorities and we have a number of them right here in Silver Shekel.
Click here for more information and to see what you can do about it.

The Association uses email as its primary communication means. Please add your email address to our database so that you can receive the important neighborhood-related messages that the Board sends from time to time.

Silver Shekel Protective Covenants require SSOA approval of construction plans. We rely on Summit County for structural review and compliance with all the building codes. Association review is primarily for compatibility with the neighborhood (color, exterior materials, etc.) and the effect of the improvements on neighboring lots. See the Covenants for your Filing (click on the Association Documents tab at the top).
Send your plans via email in pdf format to the SSOA Board.

The Association owns a bank of mailboxes near the entrance on Fairview Ave. Mailboxes are provided to members only, on a space available basis. We require a one-time payment of $150 via a check or Zelle payable to Silver Shekel Owners Association. The mailbox is transferable to the next property owner. To request a mailbox please send an email to Ken Mace.

Summit County does not allow parking on county roads, which include the roads in Silver Shekel. Please observe this regulation. Parked vehicles hinder traffic and make it difficult for snow plows to keep our streets clean. 

We love our pets in Silver Shekel, and we  love our mountain environment, too. Please keep it clean and always pick up after your dogs.

Most of our residents are very good about doing this anyway, but there are a few that never pick up after their dogs. Also, please don’t leave your poop bag on the side of the road. Dispose of it properly.

If you are renting your home, please remind your renters, too!

Do not let your pets run off leash to poop on your neighbor’s property. Not only is that being an inconsiderate pet owner, but it may be a violation of Summit County’s leash laws. The County requires all off-leash pets to be under control and within 10 feet of a person competent to control and restrain the pet. Click here for more information.

Thank you for you cooperation.

Permits from Red, White and Blue Fire Department are required for fires in residential fire pits and wood burning cooking devices.

Click on this link to apply for a permit. This is the platform to create your individual profile and then apply for a permit. Once you have applied RWB Fire will perform an inspection prior to approval. The process usually takes several days and will occur Mondays thru Fridays. Once approved, the permit is valid for two years. Currently, there is no cost associated with these permits.

Click here for more information about the permits and requirements. Click here for the current local fire restrictions.

Like much of Summit County, there are a large number of homes in Silver Shekel that are rented on a short term basis. If you are renting your home, click here for information from the county about their very specific regulations that are to be followed.

For neighbors that may be impacted by situations at an STR property, the County has established a hotline at 970-486-1444. Call them if you need help resolving a problem. You can also submit this form online. There is more information at the County website.

For a list of STRs Silver Shekel, click here.For the most up-to date list of STRs in the county check the County website.