Declarations & Policies:

Policy 810 SVPORC Properties and Recreational Regulations and Policy 20 Bylaws have been revised as of January 1, 2023, and are posted below. As a reminder, it is the responsibility of Spring Valley homeowners and residents to be familiar with and follow all policies and inform their guests of rules. This includes that SVPORC properties are private property and only SVPORC Members and their guests that are accompanied by a SVPORC Member are allowed on properties; all others are trespassing. Please read Policy 810 in its entirely for all regulations. For any questions, please email info@myspringvalley.org.

SVPORC Property Ownership Map

Pavilion Use and Practice Guidelines R5.pdf
20..................By Laws.pdf
310................Membership Policy and Procedures
320................Covenant and Rule Enforcement Policy
321................Nuisances and Annoying Conditions and/or Behavior Policy
330................Architectural Control Committee Rules and Regulations
330A.............Building & Exterior Modification Contract

340................Rental Policy
810.................SVPORC Property Recreational Regulations

a Covenanted Community

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719.686.1825

info@myspringvalley.org

NOTICE to NEW PROPERTY OWNERS: Persons considering purchasing property in Spring Valley or Shadow Lake should be familiar with our Policies. Special attention should be given to Policy Number 310 (Membership Policy and Procedures), to be aware of membership requirements, especially if assessments and charges are past due on the property. In addition, Policy Number 340 covers the Rental Policy.

Covenants are a valuable tool in preserving the Spring Valley lifestyle. They inform members what is and is not permitted for the area in which they live.

There are currently eleven different covenant filings in Teller County for Spring Valley, two for Shadow Lake and five additional properties identified by Metes & Bounds . The specific covenant that applies to your property varies based on when the “property” was implemented into the sub-division.

We have scanned copies of the Covenants and attached them below. Unfortunately some are poor quality. At the closing of the sale of your property, the title company is required to provide the correct version of the covenants to you. If you are in need of a clean copy of these, you should contact your title company or Teller County.

NOTE: Please note that an Amendment to Covenants for Spring Valley - Filing #4 was made in October 2023 not allowing rentals for less than thirty days. Please see link below for full Covenant details.

If you have an issue regarding a covenant violation, please contact us through the US mail to SVPORC, P.O. Box 513, Divide, CO 80814. You may also complete the following complaint form and email it to info@myspringvalley.org. Pictures of the violation should be attached. We cannot process your complaint unless we receive it in writing. You will receive a prompt response to your written complaint. Any questions, call 719-686-1825 or email info@myspringvalley.org.
SVPORC Complaint Form

Spring Valley Property Owners & Recreational Corporation

Declarations & Policies:

a Covenanted Community

Call Us or Email at:

Spring Valley Property Owners & Recreational Corporation​

Spring Valley Property Owners & Recreational Corporation