Welcome to Sierra Mountain Ranch POA
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Meet your Sierra Mountain Ranch POA Board of Directors
Brian Isley, President
Dawn Bourgeous Secretary and Treasurer
Jeff Hauser, Vice President
Our community was founded in 2017 by a group of dedicated owners who wanted to create a safe and welcoming neighborhood for their families. Since then, we have expanded to 295 property owners and continue to grow into a close-knit community.
Jeff Hauser, Vice President
Dawn Bourgeous Secretary and Treasurer
Jeff Hauser, Vice President
Our charter as directors of the POA is to provide leadership and management of two primary tasks. They are very simple:
1. Maintain the courtesy well
2. Maintain and improve the roads
We will also encourage all owners to properly maintain their properties and to adhere to all county zoning laws and ordinances. It is not our job to enforce
Our charter as directors of the POA is to provide leadership and management of two primary tasks. They are very simple:
1. Maintain the courtesy well
2. Maintain and improve the roads
We will also encourage all owners to properly maintain their properties and to adhere to all county zoning laws and ordinances. It is not our job to enforce compliance to these laws. That is each owners responsibility to maintain compliance.
Dawn Bourgeous Secretary and Treasurer
Dawn Bourgeous Secretary and Treasurer
Dawn Bourgeous Secretary and Treasurer
We rely on our volunteers to help organize events, maintain our community spaces, and serve on our board of directors. Volunteering is a great way to get involved and make a positive impact in our neighborhood.
We also ask that the community become involved at our board meetings and annual owners meetings. Without a quorum at the owners m
We rely on our volunteers to help organize events, maintain our community spaces, and serve on our board of directors. Volunteering is a great way to get involved and make a positive impact in our neighborhood.
We also ask that the community become involved at our board meetings and annual owners meetings. Without a quorum at the owners meetings it is difficult to effectively move forward on positive changes in the community.