SCA Articles of Incorporation: The corporation will specifically own, maintain and manage the real property together with improvements and appurtenances commonly known as the "Salina Schoolhouse" located in the unincorporated Town of Salina, County of Boulder, State of Colorado, which Salina Schoolhouse shall be used and dedicated for such purposes as may be determined by the corporation's Board of Directors for the perpetual use and benefit of the community of the Town of Salina and the neighborhood and vicinity thereof; but in no event shall said Salina Schoolhouse be used for purposes other than religious, charitable, scientific, testing for public safety, literary, recreational or educational purposes.
The building may be reserved by members of the Four Mile Canyon community for private events, with use confined to the hours of 7:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. and a maximum attendance of 75 people. In most cases, the charge to use the building will be $3.00/person + a deposit of $250.00.
Events open to the public may be hosted by local or non-local residents with the same hour and attendance limitations. (Non-local uses may be restricted.) The rental fee depends upon the size and type of use.
For more information:
For more information:
salinaschoolhouse@gmail.com
The building is 40 feet by 25 feet with a 14 foot high ceiling.
The building is 40 feet by 25 feet with a 14 foot high ceiling.
The wood floors cannot be refinished again, so special care is needed to help them last.
Heat is provided by a propane forced-air furnace.
There is one out-of-commission outhouse in the back yard that is carved with many initials (we believe it was the boy's) and contains three holes. The other outhouse (girl's) was converted from a two-holer to a modern facility with a flush toilet and sink in 1994. It burned to the ground during the Four Mile Canyon fire in September 2010, and was rebuilt by Burton Sloan.
Folding chairs with cushioned seats (75) and folding tables (9) are available.
There is one out-of-commission outhouse in the back yard that is carved with many initials (we believe it was the boy's) and contains three holes. The other outhouse (girl's) was converted from a two-holer to a modern facility with a flush toilet and sink in 1994. It burned to the ground during the Four Mile Canyon fire in September 2010, and was rebuilt by Burton Sloan.
Folding chairs with cushioned seats (75) and folding tables (9) are available.
Limited parking at the school and across from the church.
