Regulations Summary

Thunder Ridge HOA is an air park real estate community that regulates itself within the Bandanna HOA.  Therefore members are responsible to adhere to both HOA CCR's and Bylaws and to pay dues annually and seperately to each HOA for each lot owned.  Each organization has seperate boards and seperate annual meetings.   The Airpark CCR's contain rules equal to or tighter than the Bandanna CCR's with additional airpark and aviation specific rules. Generally, if you follow the Airpark CCR's, by default you are adhering to the Bandanna CCR's.   Download the above documents for details.  Tax parcel information can be found at the Duchesne County Building or here. 

 

Thunder Ridge HOA Use of Dues

Members pay dues on each lot owned. The Airpark HOA governs over airpark lots, the airstrip, airpark common areas, and related facilities.  The Airpark HOA dues pay for runway operations, runway operations insurance, garbage services and faciliites, common area structures, and maintainance and snow removal in the common area, the runway, the runway access roads, and the aircraft tie down areas.  

 

Bandanna Ranch HOA Use of Dues

Bandanna Ranch HOA collects annual dues from each Airpark Lot and uses those dues mostly for maintaining all the roads past the main Bandanna gate entrance for lots within both HOA's. Please contact Bandanna HOA first for road maintenance issues or for the combination to the main gate entrance.  Please keep the main gate closed. 

 

Airpark HOA Boundary within Bandanna Ranch

This is the Bandanna, Chuckwagon Phase county map overlayed with the Airpark HOA CCR's jurisdictional boundaries.  Lots within the airpark boundary pay Airpark HOA and Bandanna HOA annual fees..  The map also describes the responsible HOA for road maintenance in the airpark, airpark area easements, as well as lot legal boundaries. 

 

 

Thunder Ridge Runway Regulations

The Airpark HOA is granted a runway exclusive easement assignment from Bandanna Ranch providing for the exclusive use of the runway to the Airpark HOA and affiliates.   This easement was provided to the Airpark HOA as consideration in part for a settlement agreement between the two HOA's and the Airpark Developer.  The easement is described in the original Bandanna Plat filed with Duchesne County and here.  

   

 

 The grant of assignment to the Airpark is perpetual as long as the Airpark maintains insurance for aircraft operations.  Accomodation for use of the runway for Bandanna Lot owners NOT within the Airpark is contemplated in the agreement.  The Airpark HOA interprets the proper mechanism via an annual dues club membership with the proceeds to be collected by the Airpark HOA.  To date no Bandanna lot owners NOT within the airpark have asked to join.  Prior to such time that Bandanna lot owners request joining the "club" and thus prompting creation of club membership documents and establishing dues, only Airpark members and guests are permitted to use the runway.   The agreement does not require the Airpark HOA to provide facilities in the parking areas via this club membership.  Such rights are not contemplated until the Airpark Board makes a determination at the appropriate time.  The Airpark HOA is responsible for aircraft operations liability insurance and all upkeep on the runway including periodic slurry seal, weed control, and snow removal.   

 

Thunder Ridge Signage Regulations

All signs must be more than 10' from the edge of all roads, outside the "no build" zone on the runway side, and may not be more than 4' above the lowest ground within 4' radial distance from the sign unless prior approved by the airpark architectural committee.   Land only "for sale" signs are NOT permitted until the development has sold all lots.  Signs may be exempted from the size and color requirements only for lots with an existing or "under construction" home and the sign is in harmony with the air park.  Best practice is to either obtain prior committee approval or conform to height and location requirements and meet the size and color requirements found here.  Otherwise the committee has authority to deem at any time that a sign does not meet the requirements .     

 

Thunder Ridge Building Requirements

These are highlights.  Members are responsible for reviewing the CCR's for applicability of other regulations.

 

All structures must be more than 250' minimum distance from the runway centerline.  Signage is only allowed within the no build zone on a case by case basis as approved by the architectural committee. All Structures must be more than twenty five feet from lot side lines and 75' from road centerlines.

 

Accessory buildings such as hangars may start construction no earlier than 12 months from the exterior completion of the primary dwelling. All buildings and locations require the approval of the Architectural Control Committee before construction with exterior construction completed within 12 months of start. Minimum heated area of dwellings shall be 1200 square feet. For one and one half story, split level, or two story dwellings the minimum first floor shall be 800 feet.   To expedite, the ACC strongly encourages members to present house plans with a log siding type of look or equivalent. A maximum of two out buildings such as hangars, garages, and barns per lot are allowed.  Each outbuilding may not exceed a maximum 3600 square feet on the main floor.  No covered carports or aircraftports are allowed.

 

Camping

Temporary structures including tents, and trailers may park for up to 21 of any 30 consecutive days.  If a home is under construction one temporary structure is allowed for a maximum of 12 1/2 months from construction start. 

 

Thunder Ridge Animal, Vehicles, Aircraft Requirements

Up to six horses and three domestic animals are allowed.   Cans and Dumpsters must be hidden from street view except on collection day.

 

Prior to start of outbuilding or primary dwelling construction, aircraft, cars, trucks, or recreational vehicles may be parked on lot for no more than 21 out of any 30 consecutive days. 

 

No more than three in aggregate of a car, truck, boat, motor home, travel trailer, or other recreational vehicle may be stored overnight unless in an outbuilding. 

 

No more than two aircraft registered to the lot owner are allowed landing rights. Each aircraft are limited to 10,000 lbs landing weight. No more than two owner aircraft are permitted at the airpark. A maximum of two quest aircraft are permitted concurrently and must limit parking to 14 out of any 21 days.  All aircraft using the HOA facilities must have aircraft liability insurance.

 

The tie-down area is available to lot owners and their guests only.