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Siskiyou County Government urges you to read this before you buy land or move
here:
Code of the West
MSVPOA
Governing Documents
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Welcome!

****Notice: FREE PICK UP SERVICE FOR
YOUR RECYCLABLE BEVERAGE CONTAINERS by the Mt. Shasta Vista Fire Co. Auxiliary.
The MSV Fire Company Auxiliary needs your help and wants to help
you. We can accept aluminum cans, and all plastic or glass
beverage containers with a CRV (California redemption value). Our recycling
program with Yreka Transfer is ongoing and successful. So far, we have brought
in over $400.00 from donated cans, bottles and glass containers. Now, for the
first time, the Auxiliary would like to offer free pick-up service
within our
service area. We will come to your door or driveway and pick up
these recycling items to help raise funds for the Mt. Shasta Vista Fire & Rescue
Company.
TO SCHEDULE A PICK-UP, CALL 340-2297 ...THANK YOU!****

Please click
here to learn more about the Auxiliary
Important
message to all MSVPOA property owners: annual assessments (dues) are
scheduled to be mailed on September 1 and due within 30 days. Late payments can
result in late fees, interest and even foreclosure.
If you do not receive your invoice early in September,
you may email me and I will
forward contact information to you.

Spring wildflowers such as these Alpine
forget-me-nots transform our community into a kaleidoscope of color.
Hello friends, neighbors and prospective
neighbors of the Mt. Shasta Vista Subdivision, near Weed in Siskiyou County California.
I am a resident of the subdivision. I publish
this site as a service to you and to me. I like to write. I like to take
pictures. I like to help my neighbors.
I think there is a need here for a neighborhood
"newspaper" - a place to share our experiences and views. Send me your
"Letters to the Editor", your experiences while visiting or living
here, your opinion pieces about what goes on here - whatever - I will publish it
if I think it is something my readers would like to read.
This site can also serve us as an online "Neighborhood
Watch". Are there vandals, squatters or marauding dogs causing problems
in your neck of the woods? Lunatic drivers? Wild animals stalking your critters?
Send me an email about it so I
can give your neighbors a heads-up, and in some cases, forward the information
to appropriate authorities.
This site does not reflect the views or policies
of anyone other than myself. - Marjorie King, Owner www.msvpoa.com
About MSVPOA:
Mount Shasta Vista Subdivision is situated near A12 and SR97 in glorious
Siskiyou County California. Blessed with spectacular views of Mt.
Shasta, a vast array of wildlife and affordable, generous-sized lots,
Mt. Shasta Vista Subdivision covers 6.5 square miles. We are almost
entirely surrounded by U.S. Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management
lands. Our 1641 2.3 - 2.5 acre lots are accessed by 64.5 miles of gravel
roads which are owned and maintained by MSVPOA. Approximately 120
residences dot the subdivision. Most owners - about 90 percent -
live more than 100 miles from the subdivision. The Property Owner's
Association was created in the early 1960's for the purpose
of maintaining the roads. Although the directors of the association
have chosen to take on other projects, such as an annual spring clean-up
and weed abatement, and have attempted to update the CC&R's to
expand their powers, the community has rejected these attempts, and road maintenance remains the only written commitment to
the property owners.
Depending on the location within the
subdivision, we are about
25-30 miles to Yreka, 15-20 miles to Weed, 25-30 miles to Mt. Shasta, 4-8
miles from Hwy 97, 4 miles n. of Lake Shastina, 18 miles east of I-5.
We are located along the newly designated volcanic legacy scenic byway
http://www.volcaniclegacybyway.org/.
Emergency services are provided by Mt.
Shasta Vista Volunteer Fire Company, a separate non-profit corporation
contracted with Siskiyou County to serve a 36 square mile area including and
surrounding the subdivision, south towards Lake Shastina, north on
Harry Cash Rd., and west to Rocky C Ranch Rd. For
more information about our wonderful fire company and the area it
serves, please visit
www.msvvfc.com
Mt. Shasta Vista Fire Company Auxiliary
is a community group which supports the fire company by volunteering
their assistance on fire company projects and by raising money for
the fire company. After several years of little or no activity, the
Auxiliary is now reviving under the considerable energy and ability
of firefighter Jeri Jordan. They have recently contracted with
Northern California Resource Center (NCRC), a non-profit, tax-exempt
organization based in Ft. Jones, to adminster funds. Donations to
the Auxiliary may be sent directly to NCRC but is it important that
the Auxiliary be noted in the "memo" field of the check as NCRC
serves many such organizations. The address is: P.O. Box 342
Fort Jones, California 96032. You may contact Jeri Jordan at
fireauxiliary@msvvfc.com
Juniper Flat Fire Safe Council
(JFFSC) is an organization started with a grant from the Bureau of
Land Management by Chief Mary Cameron, Colleen Welch and me,
Marjorie King for the purpose of mitigating the extreme fire danger
throughout the fire district, an area that includes the subdivision
and is about six times the size of the subdivision.
DID YOU KNOW?
Serious injuries and fatalities occur in traffic collisions at speeds
under 10 miles per hour.
We have injury collisions every year in the subdivision.
Please watch for pedestrians, children at play, pets, wildlife and
off-road vehicles as you travel our distractingly beautiful roads.
Welcome to life in the slow lane, please drive accordingly!
Speed limit throughout
the subdivision is 15 MPH.
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