CONTACT A
BOARD MEMBER
To contact members of the Board of Directors please send regular mail to:
SMWOA
PO Box 202
McAllister, MT 59740
Or contact the Board via email at:
BOARD MEMBERS
Matt Lennehan
Jorin Luna
Craig McCormack
Meg Sammons
Leanne Sidney
RECENT ANNOUNCMENTS
Attorney Response to Structures on SMWOA property
Annual SMWOA Meeting Minutes July13, 2024
MESSAGE FROM THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
The BoD wants to remind all members, as winter approaches, that the association does not provide for snow removal except on an emergency basis. The BoD has the responsibility to determine if emergency snow removal is needed at the request of an association member. Also, there are members of the association that are willing to assist other members in snow removal, if a member requests assistance. Emergency snow removal is considered to constitute a scenario where a member is in a life-threatening situation during a severe storm event.
Please remember that we would prefer snow blowing rather than snow plowing to prevent increased snow drifting and damage to the roads.
The following association members may be willing to help with emergency snow removal:
Stuart Clarkson 864-710-8064 C / 682-3834 H
Rick Mohr 575-313-5106 C / 682-3858 H
Earl Gooch 617-957-4093 C
SNOW POLICY
COMMON SENSE REMINDERS
The Board of Directors wants to remind SMWOA members that we all need to be respectful of our neighbors and use common sense when doing something that could be considered obnoxious to someone else, especially your neighbors. We all want to live in SMWOA in harmony. Talk to your neighbors and work out solutions to issues or concerns you have.
LIGHTS
Outdoor lights should always be pointed downward. Turned off at night. Don't flood your neighbors with your lights.
SPEED ON ROADWAYS
The speed limit on Association roads is 20 MPH. Excessive speed damages the road surface and contributes to the creation of those dreaded washboards. SLOW DOWN.
SNOW REMOVAL
The Association does not regularly plow roads in the winter. Work with your neighbors to keep your roadways passable. If it is your neighbor plowing, give them some funds for gas and upkeep of their equipment. It is not cheap to own and operate snow removal equipment.
FIREARMS
Shooting is allowed on your own property. Be aware of where you are shooting. Is there a house over the hill; animals in the field? Shoot responsibly please. If your neighbor's recreation activity is affecting you, speak with them to work out a solution.
HUNTING
Hunting is allowed in the subdivision on your own property. You are not allowed to travel around and hunt on other properties without specific permission. Again, know where you are aiming before you pull the trigger.