Fees

Approved June 27, 2009 at Shareholders Meeting

SGCHA Annual Dues

Lot with Cabin……………………………………………………………… $105.00 (Due March 15th)

Lot without Cabin………………………………………………………….. $57.00 (Due March 15th)

Snow Plowing (lot with Cabin only)…………………………………….$50.00

Snow Plowing (lot without Cabin with year around access) ……$10.00

Bear Lake Water Company Annual Assessments

Lot with Cabin

Annual Operations…………………………………………… $151.00 (Due March 15th)

Special Projects……………………………………………….. $80.00 (Due March 15th)

Lot without Cabin

Standby Fee…………………………………………………….. $61.00 (Due March 15th)

Special Projects………………………………………………… $80.00 (Due March 15th)

These funds are passed on to the Bear Lake Water Company. SGCHA acts only as the collection agency.

You will also be billed by the Water Company for the water used, (that going thru the meter).

One-Time Construction Fees (Not including Governmental Fees)

SGCHA Impact Fees…………………………………………… $1,000.00
SGCHA GARAGE ONLY………………………………………….$100.00
SCCHA SHED ONLY……………………………………………..$25.00

Bear Lake Water Co. Hookup Fees…………………………. $3,000.00

Sewer Hook-up Fee……………………………………………..$3,950.00

Utilities and Other Fees

Sewer Service Quarterly fee………………………………….$63.00

Paid to the Bear Lake Special Service District.

Garbage Pick-up Yearly H.O. Fee…………………………. $63.00

Billed by and paid to Rich County Sanitation

Electrical is billed and paid to Rocky Mountain Power Company

The SGCHA billing and collection policy is as follows:

1. The annual SGCHA dues statements are sent out February 1st
2. The due date on the annual billing is the 15 of March.
3. Bills not paid by the 31^st of March will have a $25.00 late fee applied along with a 1-1/2% interest fee applied to the balance owed.
4. For every month thereafter there will be an interest charged applied for all balances owing of 1-1/2%
5. Again on August 1 and November 1 an additional late fee of $25.00 will be applied if the balance owing is not paid in full.
6. All Annual fees and late fees along with the interest owing, that are delinquent 1 year, will be turned over to a collection source and, or , a lien will be filed against the property, the property owner will then be responsible for these additional expenses.

Notes (regarding water fees for lots without cabins)

** Standby Fee is used to help maintain the water system in an operable condition and is part of the cost of making certain that potable water will be available at the property line whenever the property owner decides to build.

** Special Projects are those capital improvements that are part of improving and upgrading the water system to handle existing cabins and new construction.  It includes such things as replacing old water lines and bringing them up to code, adding an additional well and pump house to increase water supply, increasing pumping capacity, increasing the storage volume of water system reservoirs, etc.