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Three Springs anticipates development of a neighborhood grocery store located in the Three Springs Crossing area west of Mercy Regional Medical Center.

Construction for the homes at Three Springs will be on-going for many years; however, Three Springs is planning home construction in such a way to avoid inconvenience for our current residents as much as possible. You can expect to move into a finished area with landscaping, sidewalks and fencing. It is possible that homes on adjacent lots or blocks may be in various stages of construction. A typical construction schedule from groundbreaking to landscaping is anticipated to be at least 4-5 months (weather and market dependent).

All homeowners and tenants are responsible for the maintenance/irrigation and replacement of landscaping within the lot and as provided on the alley shoulders. Lots fronting on streets are also responsible for; 1) maintenance, irrigation and replacement of landscaping within the park strips on the public right-of-way and; 2) debris removal, snow removal and replacement of sidewalks.

The green court is owned and maintained by the Metropolitan District #1 for the benefit of all residents and occupants. Adjacent property owners may not restrict activities on the public open space which is primarily a passageway to the adjacent park lands.

The City of Durango will plow the public streets and alleys, and a snow removal contractor of the Residential Association will plow the private alleys for green court residential access. The City will notify residents of parking procedures on the Street for snow plow access. Homeowners and tenants on lots fronting the street are also responsible for snow removal on the sidewalks adjacent to the lot. The Metropolitan District is responsible for snow removal on sidewalks adjoining green court lots.