Today, Monday May 8th, between 11am and 3pm, Precision Hydrovac and Jetter Services will be in the subdivision to hydrovac the irrigation lines. The water will not be turned off, but it is best not to run sprinklers during this time. Last week an additional clean out valve was installed to allow more access. We hope this will help the issue of mud in the irrigation lines.
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The irrigation water will be turned off around 11:30 this morning to allow a homeowner to make a repair. The water should be turned back on this evening. If you have any questions, please call Lori Wood at 970-234-5674.
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The irrigation water has been shut off at this time. Several repairs will be made Monday, and the water will be turned back on Tuesday morning. If you have any questions, please call Lori Wood at 970-234-5674. Please leave a message if there is no answer.
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Comstock Estates HOA Residents,
The board invites you to the next meeting, Wednesday, April 12th at 7:00 PM. The meeting will be held at Calvacade Event Center in Fruita. Calvacade is located at the corner of Aspen and Mulberry.
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1. It is very important that all of the valves on the homeowner’s system be CLOSED before water is turned on for the first time. Close the valve on your system before water is turned on April 22 to avoid flooding of your yard when water enters our irrigation system. Too many of us have learned this from experience.
2. Please make any needed repairs ahead of time with the repair company of the homeowner’s choice. Determine whether your system needs repairs between now and Saturday, April 22. This would include any visible problems to your pipes/pumps or any known/existing problems.
3. We ask that all homeowners and tenants bring their home irrigation systems on line as soon as the water becomes available on April 22. Chuck’s Sprinkler Services will perform the opening of the main valve on Saturday, April 22. Check later in the morning (probably after 10 am) to see if your water has arrived by turning your valve on.
4. Questions?
The previous email had an incorrect date. Please use the following zoom link to attend the meeting on Wednesday, January 11th at 7:00PM.
Comstock Estates HOA is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Topic: Comstock Estates Annual Meeting
Time: Jan 11, 2023 07:00 PM Mountain Time (US and Canada)
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Our annual meeting will be held Wednesday, January 11th at 7:00PM. The meeting will be held at the Calvacade Venue here in Fruita at 201 East Aspen St. (The corner of Aspen and Mulberry). Looking forward to seeing folks there!
Below is a zoom link if you prefer to attend remote.
Comstock Estates HOA is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Topic: Comstock Estates Annual Meeting
Time: Jan 10, 2023 07:00 PM Mountain Time (US and Canada)
Join Zoom Meeting
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Elmwood Lateral has shut down the ditch water for the season.
The following information is available on our website:
CRITICAL: After the HOA irrigation water has been turned OFF and the underground system allowed to drain (approx. 24 hrs.) each homeowner must OPEN their main supply valve in order to drain any residual water out of the internal components of their valve.
Water trapped in the valve WILL FREEZE and expand which will cause the valve body to crack. In most cases, this will not be apparent until Spring startup when the cracked valve fails catastrophically and the entire HOA system must be turned off in order for the Homeowner to conduct the repair.
Each Homeowner should have their irrigation system drained and blown out with compressed air in order to prevent the freezing and rupture of their lines, valves, and sprinkler heads.
Several companies in the Grand Valley provide this service. Please schedule them ahead of time because they are very busy during shutdown time and a freeze may occur before they can service your system.
A homeowner may choose to do his/her own system blow out. Most home air compressors can provide enough pressure (~30-70 PSI), however, many cannot provide the volume of air (CFM) required to completely remove the water. CFM requirements are dependent on individual zone demand. All zones including those not in use must be blown out.
If you cannot get your irrigation system blown out before we experience freezing temperatures, see info below….
Close your main valve. Depending on how cold and for how long the temperature remains below freezing, you may need to take additional precautions to prevent the main valve and standpipe from freezing. Many times, a blanket and/or a heavy cardboard box to trap the ground heat in with the main valve will suffice. For additional protection, wrap an electric heating pad snugly around the main valve and protect it from wetness. It ONLY needs to keep the main valve and standpipe above freezing; so the warm or medium setting should be more than plenty.
Open all of the downstream valves and spigots in your system. This will help drain as much water as possible. The idea is to drain the water out of all the above-ground plumbing. Underground valves and lines should be OK provided the ground does not freeze deep.
Remove your primary and secondary sediment screens. Screens in individual sprinkler heads do not necessarily need to be removed unless your sprinkler manufacturer advises doing so.
Drain your pump housing. There will be at least 1 but likely 2 pipe plugs or drain valves on your pump housing. Remove or open these and allow the water to drain out. Once drained, replace/close the plugs or keep them out until the system is blown out.
Remember to OPEN your main valve after the HOA water is off and drained.
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The water has been turned off to our ditch. We do not know if this is temporary or end of season shutdown. It does not coincide with the dates we were given. We are working on gathering more information and will update as soon as possible.
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Our irrigation water will be shut off, Thursday October 27th.
The following information is available on our website:
CRITICAL: After the HOA irrigation water has been turned OFF and the underground system allowed to drain (approx. 24 hrs.) each homeowner must OPEN their main supply valve in order to drain any residual water out of the internal components of their valve.
Water trapped in the valve WILL FREEZE and expand which will cause the valve body to crack. In most cases, this will not be apparent until Spring startup when the cracked valve fails catastrophically and the entire HOA system must be turned off in order for the Homeowner to conduct the repair.
Each Homeowner should have their irrigation system drained and blown out with compressed air in order to prevent the freezing and rupture of their lines, valves, and sprinkler heads.
Several companies in the Grand Valley provide this service. Please schedule them ahead of time because they are very busy during shutdown time and a freeze may occur before they can service your system.
A homeowner may choose to do his/her own system blow out. Most home air compressors can provide enough pressure (~30-70 PSI), however, many cannot provide the volume of air (CFM) required to completely remove the water. CFM requirements are dependent on individual zone demand. All zones including those not in use must be blown out.
If you cannot get your irrigation system blown out before we experience freezing temperatures, see info below….
Close your main valve. Depending on how cold and for how long the temperature remains below freezing, you may need to take additional precautions to prevent the main valve and standpipe from freezing. Many times, a blanket and/or a heavy cardboard box to trap the ground heat in with the main valve will suffice. For additional protection, wrap an electric heating pad snugly around the main valve and protect it from wetness. It ONLY needs to keep the main valve and standpipe above freezing; so the warm or medium setting should be more than plenty.
Open all of the downstream valves and spigots in your system. This will help drain as much water as possible. The idea is to drain the water out of all the above-ground plumbing. Underground valves and lines should be OK provided the ground does not freeze deep.
Remove your primary and secondary sediment screens. Screens in individual sprinkler heads do not necessarily need to be removed unless your sprinkler manufacturer advises doing so.
Drain your pump housing. There will be at least 1 but likely 2 pipe plugs or drain valves on your pump housing. Remove or open these and allow the water to drain out. Once drained, replace/close the plugs or keep them out until the system is blown out.
Remember to OPEN your main valve after the HOA water is off and drained.
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