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| Pinehaven Filling #2 under Steve Pierotti leadership |
Soon, cabins began to sprout across the hillside. As Pinehaven blossomed, one challenge emerged, the original water system couldn’t keep up. True to form, Steve found a solution. He partnered with the Cucharas Sanitation and Water District to take over and upgrade the system, ensuring every new cabin had access to a reliable, long-term water supply.(2)
Steve Pierotti’s son Bob also leaned into the momentum and built several spec homes in Filing #1, quickly filling many of the remaining lots. He also framed and constructed homes in Filing #2 before transitioning fully into real estate. The following image shows the roads and cabins in the Pinehaven community at the time of this writing. (3)
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| Current cabins placements as of June 2025 |
Footnotes
Parenthetical numbers in the text (e.g., 5) correspond to the sequentially numbered citations listed below.
1. Huerfano County Clerk and Recorder’s Office, Deed, Book 352, Page 222, Document ID General-352-222, filed on August 10, 1978 in Huerfano County, Colorado, accessed at www.thecountyrecorder.com. The deed documents and records the April 12, 1972, filing of Pinhaven #2 (reception 246148) and the June 28, 1949 filing for Pinehaven #1 (reception 180326).
2. Cucharas Sanitation and Water District, About Us, accessed June 1, 2025, https://www.cuchara.org/about-us
3. Author’s note: In preparing this article, the author used AI-assisted tools for research support, proofreading, fact-checking, and stylistic refinement. The narrative, analysis, and historical interpretations are the author’s own, and responsibility for accuracy rests solely with the author. The blog’s research methodology statement is available at:
https://cabininthepinescuchara.blogspot.com/2019/03/methodology-sources-and-use-of-research.html


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