Pinebrook Master Association

Forestry crews will begin thinning and piling in the Pinebrook openspace above the Spring Creek Trailhead, and above and along Pinebrook Rd and Canyon Drive Ct. in what we are calling Unit 5. Please be aware that Meeks, Lower Meeks, Upper Meeks, and iDare trails may be impacted by this work. Please contact the Fire Safety Committee (pinebrookfiresafety@gmail.com) or our property manager, John Tracy (jtracy@hoamco.com, (385) 444-4479 x 3301) with questions or concerns.

May 20th, 10AM – 1PM Information tables during the entire event will cover the following fire safety topics: Plus, there will be tables hosted by local arborists and tree service companies, as well as Basin Recreation and High Valley Transit. Speakers, too – from 11am to noon including Park City Fire, the Summit County Fire Warden, Summit County Emergency Management and the Pinebrook Fire Safety Committee. Free lunch (up to $10 value) for any Pinebrook resident that comes and participates at the event. We expect that a fire truck will be joining us too! Please email us at pinebrookfiresafety@gmail.com with… Read More »

MAY 27TH THROUGH JUNE 4TH It’s that time of year again when the Pinebrook Master and Pinebrook Homeowners Associations provide dumpsters and a chipper for our spring cleanup needs. The chipper will operate after work on the weekdays and 7am to 5pm on the weekends. You will need to arrange taking your trees, shrubs or branches to the Pinebrook Park to be chipped. Neither the PHOA or PMA offer curbside chipping services; you must arrange that with the Park City Fire District via their website or a private landscape company. Please do not leave piles of branches and tree debris roadside. It… Read More »

The zoom link for tomorrow’s Pinebrook Master Association Board meeting at 6pm is: HOAMCO Utah is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting. Join Zoom Meetinghttps://hoamco.zoom.us/j/82259029331 Meeting ID: 822 5902 9331One tap mobile+12532158782,,82259029331# US (Tacoma)+13462487799,,82259029331# US (Houston)Dial by your location        +1 253 215 8782 US (Tacoma)        +1 346 248 7799 US (Houston)        +1 669 444 9171 US        +1 669 900 6833 US (San Jose)        +1 719 359 4580 US        +1 253 205 0468 US        +1 386 347 5053 US        +1 507 473 4847 US        +1 564 217 2000 US        +1 646 931 3860 US        +1 689 278 1000 US        +1… Read More »

Residential Beware of roofalanches as the spring sun starts to heat all of that snow that accumulated on your roof this winter. As the name implies, a “roofalanche” is a snow slab on your home’s roof sections that can without warning slide off with velocity, crushing anything that lies in its path below the roof line.  Backcountry Pinebrook residents and their travel companions (human and canine) traveling by skis, board, snowshoes, or hiking boots into the neighborhood’s immediate back country need to be extremely suspicious right now of the snowpack — and be on the watch for overconfidence due to… Read More »

ANNUAL BUDGET MEETINGVIRTUAL MEETING VIA ZOOMhttps://hoamco.zoom.us/j/88261060880Meeting ID: 882 6106 0880Wednesday, January 18th, 2023 – Start Time 6:00 p.m.Please plan to attend the Annual Budget Meeting for Fiscal Year 2023, held at the time and place indicatedabove. A regularly scheduled Board Meeting will beginafter the adjournment of the Budget Meeting.

After a break for the Thanksgiving holiday and with burning conditions appropriate, PMA controlled pile burning continues in the open space along Spring Trail and Two Mile Creek today, Nov. 28.

Saturday, Nov 12th — During the week of Nov 6th, about 2/3 of piles in Pinebrook were burned across the three work areas that comprise a little over 11 acres. While the snow was welcomed, it slowed efforts to burn all the piles. Our forestry experts are monitoring the weather and coordinating with the State of Utah for authorization to finish the work.  Burning could commence again during the week of Nov 13th

Wednesday, Nov 9 – Controlled burning continues behind the Ecker Hill Middle School, and has begun along Two Mile Creek between Buckboard and Big Spruce. The Pinebrook Master Association (PMA) will be performing controlled pile burning in the near future. This work, to be undertaken by local forestry expert Alpine Forestry, should occur in November or December of 2022 and will begin when an approved “burn window” is opened by state and local authorities; see below map with the areas in which burning will occur. We are told it is possible work could begin as soon as this weekend (Nov.… Read More »