IVGID is currently planning to replace the approximately 1,100 square foot Snowflake Lodge Building at Diamond Peak. The current proposal is for an 11,600-square-foot lodge (about 10 times bigger) with up to 4,300 square feet of outdoor deck area (about 50% more seating) for an estimated total project cost of about $38 million (about $4,600 cost per parcel owner) including design, permitting, management, and construction. 

Prior to reading this, which best describes what you knew about the Snowflake Lodge replacement project?

Do you approve or disapprove of IVGID spending about $38 million (about $4,600 cost per parcel owner) to replace the current Snowflake Lodge building?

When thinking about a possible Snowflake Lodge renovation or replacement, which of the following are most important to you, if any? (You can choose up to FOUR, if any)

At the upcoming meeting on Wednesday September 23rd at 4pm the IVGID board is being asked to approve $892,000 ($108 per parcel owner) to begin partial design work (a “30% design”) of the proposed $38 million building replacement.

According to the needs analysis completed by SE Group in April 2026, all of the four building options requested by staff – new buildings ranging from $28.4 million (9,564 square feet) to $49.6 million (16,506 square feet) – were projected to have net operating income that gives us a negative return on investment (once you subtract the costs of capital, financing, debt service, maintenance and depreciation). A smaller scale renovation or replacement might also have a negative return on investment. Any project might have substantial amenity value to parcel owners.

Which ONE of the following renovation or replacement options would you prefer, if any?

Any other comments or suggestions about renovating or replacing Snowflake Lodge or priorities for improving Diamond Peak?