Telluride Mountain Village Owners Association (“TMVOA”) welcomes you to beautiful Mountain Village, a luxury mountain community nestled in picturesque southwest Colorado. Just a gondola ride away is Mountain Village’s sister community, the historic town of Telluride, and just steps away are the slopes and various amenities of the Telluride Ski & Golf Resort. With all that surrounds Mountain Village, residents and visitors alike treasure the stunning views, rich history, exciting events, and acres of open space in our European-style village.
Please visit our website often to find out what TMVOA is doing and what’s going on in the community.
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Association Assessments:
As a result of the TMVOA Members’ approval of amendments to the Bylaws on July 28, 2025, we are pleased to announce that Member annual assessments have been eliminated, effective as of July 29, 2025, for the foreseeable future.
If you have prepaid annual assessments for 2025, you will receive a prorated refund from TMVOA to align with the date the assessments were eliminated, July 29, 2025. Refunds will be processed automatically—no action is required on your part.
TMVOA Voting
TMVOA has four voting classifications, which are described below.
Class A
Who’s Eligible:
- All Owners of Class A Sites
- Class A sites are those sites that have the following zoning designations: Single-Family, Condominium, Non-Subdividable Duplex, Subdividable Duplex, Employee Apartment, Employee Condominium, Employee Dorm, Employee Single-Family, and Single-Family Common Interest Community or such other similar Zoning Designations as may be set forth in the CDC from time to time.
Class B:
Who’s Eligible:
- All Owners of Class B Sites.
- Class B Sites are those sites that have the following zoninig designations: of Hotel, Hotel Efficiency, Lodge, Efficiency Lodge, or such other similar Zoning Designation as may be set forth in the CDC from time to time. A Class B member may assign or delegate to the manager of such Lodge Site all (but not less than all) of the voting rights as a Class B member with respect to such Lodge Site. TMVOA shall recognize any such assignment or delegation of voting rights provided that. to be effective with respect to TMVOA, the assignment or delegation of rights shall be in writing, shall be in terms deemed satisfactorily specific by TMVOA, and a copy thereof shall be filed with and approved by TMVOA.
Class C:
Who’s Eligible:
- All Owners of Class C Sites.
- Class C Sites are all sites that do not fall under Class A or Class B and include, but are not limited to, the following zoning designations: commercial, industrial, parking, storage, civic, and open space within Mountain Village.
Class D: The Telluride Ski and Golf Company, LLC constitutes the entire Class D membership.
Electronic Election:
All election materials for the annual TMVOA Board of Directors Election will be accessed electronically. We have switched to a new voting platform through Election Buddy. More info on the new platform can be viewed here.
FAQs
We’ve compiled a list of some Frequently Asked Questions below. If you can’t find the question and/or answer you are looking for on this page or on the website, please contact TMVOA, at .
What is Telluride Mountain Village Owners Association (“TMVOA”)?
Formed in 1984, TMVOA is a non-profit corporation registered with the State of Colorado and managed by a duly elected Board of Directors. Telluride Mountain Village Owners Association has had many different names, such as MVOA, Metro Services, MVMS, Resort Company – we are now only Telluride Mountain Village Owners Association or TMVOA. TMVOA is made up of 4 different membership classes – Class A, Class B, Class C and Class D: Mountain Special Member (TSG). Per the Articles of Incorporation, TMVOA’s purpose is: “To promote the health, safety and welfare of all members of TMVOA; to establish, provide and maintain a desirable community and environment for all Owners, Lessees and Guests; and to protect and preserve the property, property values and property rights in the Telluride Mountain Village.” Please see the Governing Documents tab to view all TMVOA’s important documents.
What are the Bylaws?
The Bylaws are the guidelines for the operation of TMVOA. The Bylaws define the duties of the various offices of the Board of Directors, the terms of the Directors, the membership’s voting rights, required meetings and notices of meetings, and the principal office of the Association, as well as other specific items that are necessary to run the Association as a business. The Bylaws for TMVOA may be viewed online within the Governing Documents tab of this site.
What is the Board of Directors?
TMVOA is a corporation, therefore, a governing body is required to oversee its business. The Board of Directors is elected by the members, as specified in the Bylaws on page 3. The Board of Directors consist of 7 directors, who must be members of TMVOA. The TMVOA Board of Directors meet on a regular basis to conduct TMVOA business in a public forum. All related Board of Directors’ documents, meetings dates, etc. can be found under the Board of Directors tab of this site.
Are Board Meetings open to all owners? If so, where and when are they held?
Yes. Notice of the date, time and place of any board meeting will be posted on the Event Calendar, and a notice of the meeting will also be sent electronically to our members. Board meetings from 2019 and prior can be viewed here. Recordings from 2020 and live viewing links via the agenda can be found here. If you would like to be included in the TMVOA email distribution list, contact TMVOA at .
If I want to serve on the TMVOA Board, how can I get involved?
TMVOA’s annual election is held in December each year. In late October, TMVOA will notify the membership of the available Board seats and will publish a call for candidates. If interested in serving on TMVOA’s Board, contact TMVOA at .
When is the Annual Meeting?
The TMVOA Annual Meeting, as well as the election of officials, will take place on December 17, 2025 at the Telluride Conference Center. Learn more here. Future Annual meetings will take place in July or August of every year, per TMVOA’s Bylaws. Members will receive an official written Annual Meeting notice via USPS, and a notice of the meeting will also be sent electronically to our members. The official Election Ballots are sent one month prior to the meeting by electronic delivery. Please make sure your contact information is up to date with TMVOA. If your contact information is not up to date, please contact TMVOA at .
What is Real Estate Transfer Assessment (RETA)?
When you buy or sell any real estate in Mountain Village, you, or your title company, needs to complete the RETA Information Worksheet which needs to be submitted, along with payment, and a copy of the deed after your property sale has closed. Certain real estate transactions are exempt from RETA, including any deed restricted property. If you think your transaction may be exempt, please contact us at to confirm, and then complete the RETA Exemption Application.
Do I have to pay RETA?
When you buy or sell any real estate in Mountain Village, you, or your title company, needs to complete the RETA Information Worksheet which needs to be submitted, along with payment, and a copy of the deed after your property sale has closed. Certain real estate transactions are exempt from RETA, including any deed restricted property. If you think your transaction may be exempt, please contact us at to confirm, and then complete the RETA Exemption Application.