Big Mountain HOA

Security Reminder

​​Please help keep our neighborhood safe and clean.  Respect people's privacy and their property and report any unusual activity to Talos Security.  They can be reached at 406-890-9900.  



Short Term Rental Housing

Please make sure you review and are in compliance with Flathead County Short-Term Rental Housing requirements.  Also we have attached the BMHOA Covenants for your review as the HOA has some specific guidelines as well.

Sun Rise and Wood Run Ski Trails

​                    Trail Safety


From December through early April, when the resort is open for snow sports, we ask that owners, guests and renters refrain from using the Sun Rise and Wood Run ski trails for hiking.  When warm temperatures cause the snow surface to become very soft,  foot traffic can leave deep holes which become hazards for skiers and boarders who use the trails.  These hazards are even more dangerous when the trails freeze overnight and are used by skiers and boarders in the morning hours.

       

 Good Neighbor Reminders for Homeowners and Guests

  • Quiet hours are observed in our HOA from 10pm - 8:00am.  This is especially important in summer months when your neighbors may be sleeping with their windows open.
  • ​Please turn off all exterior lights when going in for the night.
  • Our roads are designated fire lanes.  On-street parking is NOT permitted as it is a safety concern for emergency vehicle access and general traffic.  Violators are subject to towing at the owners ​expense.  
  • The Big Mountain Homeowners Association has adopted a Non-Compliance Process to clarify complaint resolution:


  • ​Dogs should be licensed and must be kept on leash when outside in our neighborhoods.  Please clean up after your dog and properly dispose of all waste bags. Complaints about animal behavior should be directed to Flathead County Animal Control.



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HOA Common Area Policy

​The Big Mountain Home Owners Association Common Areas are subject to the revisions of the Declaration and were established as a Flathead County requirement of our original subdivision as
Parkland Dedication.  The Common Areas are intended to remain undisturbed in their natural state as buffer zones and habitat for indigenous birds and wildlife; and for the equal benefit, use, and ​enjoyment of all homeowners.  Maintenance of the Common Areas is the sole responsibility of the Big Mountain Home Owners Association Board of Directors and is largely limited to regular spraying for noxious weed control as required by the State of Montana and Flathead County.  In isolated instances, small portions of Common Area, such as the main neighborhood entrances, are landscaped by the Board for the benefit of all members but, for the most part, the intent is to leave the areas undisturbed.
                                                                               

                                                                               BMHOA Board of Directors
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Garbage

​To prevent bear and wildlife attraction to outdoor and curbside garbage containers, owners are required to take garbage to the WMR compactor.  Curbside pick-up garbage containers are not allowed.  Please contact bigmountainhoa@gmail.com for the code to the garbage compactor building near the Fire Hall.


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