Red Feather Lakes

POA Building 58 Firehouse Lane.

Jan Petersen presented PVREA’s solar energy initiatives and plans to further develop local “hubs” to reduce dependency on the major trunk connections, especially in outlying areas like Red Feather Lakes/Crystal Lakes.

Hosted by MaryAnne DellaFera, President of Board of Directors  High Country Estates HOA

Red Feather Lakes Community Association is planning a free Spaghetti Dinner / Potluck for the community!

we had a great turnout with 50 peoople present for the event. Board members provided Spaghetti, Meatballs, Vegan, Bread, Parmesan Cheese, Coffee & Lemonade and the side sides were fabulous.  Many stayed and played games and cards and we had a fun evening.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR PARTICIPATION!

Glad the community joined us for the great meal and fellowship.

Chili Cook-Off / Karaoke

Held on SATURDAY 21st JANUARY 

If you need more information call Caryn 970-420-6252

Thank you for joining us on November 12, 2016

SATURDAY @ 5 pm at POA Building located at 58 Firehouse Lane

We served over 100 people at the Red Feather Lakes Community Association Fall Thanksgiving FREE meal and it was a great success!

We provided Roast Turkey, Mashed Potatoes, Dressing, Gravy and Rolls.

We enjoyed seeing you all!

The RFL Community Association Board gives thanks to our community!

Hello All – The Karaoke fundraiser event on 22nd October, Saturday was successful and we had great food and fun.  The Costume Contest was great and three winners!  Thanks for your support for the fundraiser.  We hope to do another possibly in January.

First off I wanted to thank every person and business that donated items for the Silent Auction, the items were impressive and great for bidding!   The Steak and Chicken dinner was served to 92 people and I believe everyone enjoyed the meal.  There was some competitive bidding on many items and the Red Feather Lakes Community Association was able to net over $2900 in this fundraiser to help with maintenance on the building.  Thank you all for supporting this community event and making it a success!   Caryn Hughes, Office Manager.   Photos too large to Post.

Custom Aspen King Bed Frame

Earrings&Necklace – Artist Linda Adams

There will be a delicious BBQ  dinner together with a silent auction on Saturday, August 20.  Doors open at 4:30 PM with the BBQ dinner beginning at 5 PM.  The cost of the dinner is $15/person with a choice of steak or chicken.  The event is being organized and staffed by the POA board and other volunteers.  This event is in place of the Reverse Drawing Dinner which was held for many years.  Unfortunately, that event became unaffordable due to increased food costs, difficulty in obtaining sufficient donations, low participation, and very high labor demands.  This new event is intended as a POA fund raiser.  It is expected that the dinner itself will be supported by the ticket price and auction proceeds will be profit for the POA.  Tickets are available now at the POA office and the Trading Post, no later than August 15th.  Showing  some auction items.

Leather Backpack from Rocky Mountain C

Proposed bylaw changes include new boundaries, a doing business as Red Feather Lakes Community Association, and suggestions for designated committees staffed by Board members and other volunteers. The current bylaws can be found in the post below. The new proposal can be found here: 2016 By-Laws Update- DRAFT The proposed changes are highlighted to make them easier to identify.  (Note:  The format of the proposed By-Laws will need to  change to show the changes as an amendment to the current version.)  At the Property Owners General Meeting at 3 PM on Sunday, July 3, at the POA building, these proposed changes will be discussed and feedback will be requested from members.  Members are strongly encouraged to attend.

Courtesy – The Fort Collins Coloradoan, April 5, 2016
RED FEATHER LAKES — The little restaurant tucked away on Ramona Drive has been empty for a couple of years, but its history goes way back in this mountain community about 45 miles northwest of downtown Fort Collins.

The former High Country Inn was famous for its fried chicken, attracting diners from the surrounding towns, Wyoming and Fort Collins.

When the High Country closed in late 2010, it stayed empty for about 18 months before new owners opened The Wandering Moose in 2012. That lasted a couple of years.

Now, Chili Valdez and his wife, Tamara, have opened Basil at the One Eighty One, a restaurant and bar at 181 Ramona Drive.

You may be aware of a decision by the RFL Plan Advisory Committee to raise funds and install a Red Feather Lakes Village sign on CR 74E just to the east of CR 67J which leads into the village.   The sign is in the County road right-of-way and the POA will be responsible for the sign if any maintenance is required.  If you look to the right as you approach CR 67J, you can’t miss it.  The cost was about $5500.  To date, a little over $3200 has been raised and spent.  Donations are requested and can be dropped off at the Trading Post or sent to the POA office:  RFL POA, PO Box 350, Red Feather Lakes, CO 80545.  Below is a picture of the newly completed project.  The sign itself is 3 1/2 feet high and 7 feet wide.  The overall height of the stone work is 7 feet above grade and the arrow is 18 1/2 feet long.  Please help us complete payment for this great addition to our community.

Many thanks to the Lions for their donation of $500.