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The View From Meridian Ranch

Meridian Ranch Community Directory

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President:Butch Gabrielski

Secretary/ Treasurer:Mike Fenton

Asst Secretary/ Treasurer:

Tom SauerBill Gessner

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MERIDIAN RANCHTHE VIEW FROM

Meridian Ranch Rec Center News

November 8th from noon until 2:00 pm: 6TH ANNUAL

THANKSGIVING CELEBRATION EVERYONE IS INVITED! We will also be honoring all who are currently serving in the Armed Forces as well as those who have served in the past.

• We will provide the turkey and the drinks. We invite you to bring either a salad, side dish or a dessert to share.• We welcome pictures of you or someone you know who is or who has served in the military for our “Table of Honor.”• This event is open to the public. You do not have to be a resident or a SilverSneakers participant. So please invite family, friends and neighbors to come. • Pre-registration is strongly encouraged. You may come by the center or give us a call at 719-494-7119 to be added to the list.

November 2nd & 16th: Parents Night Out from 5:30-10:00 pm Ages 3 - 10; please bring a pillow, blanket & water bottle.November 16th: Tween Night from 5:30-10:00 pm Ages 11 - 13; please bring a swimsuit, towel, change of clothes & water bottle.November 19th & 21st: Thanksgiving Mini Camps from 9:00 am until 12:00 pm.October 31st through November 28th: Gymnastics on Wednesdays for ages 3 - 13.November 2nd through 30th: Storytime on Fridays at 10:00 am for ages 3 - 5. (NO STORYTIME ON 11/23)Open play Pickleball every Wednesday from 6:00 - 8:00 pm. Open play Volleyball on Thursdays from 6:00 - 8:00 pm.

For the Active Adults Although anyone is welcomed to join us who feels they would have fun and benefit from the classes:• November 2nd: Lunch Out! 1:00 pm at Jake & Telly. Sign up at the front desk.• November 7th & 21st: Pinochle* at 12:30 pm.• November 14th & 28th: Mexican Train Dominos* at 12:30 pm.*No prior experience nor any sign up is required! Please call the Rec Center for more details.Looking Ahead: Our Christmas Pot Luck will be on December 13th. Everyone of all ages is invited, and guests are absolutely welcome. More details to come!

Meridian Ranch Recreation Center

Thanksgiving Holiday Hours

Wednesday, November 21st: Closing at 4 pm

Thursday, November 22nd- ThanksgivingClosed

Friday, November 23rdOpening at 12 pm

For more information call 719.495.7119.


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Average Sales Price for the Last 3 Months:

Number of Homes Sold in the Last 3 Months:

Appreciation Over the Last 12 Months:

$334,420 107 9.1%

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November 2018 Design Review Council Corner

Questions? Please contact your Meridian Ranch DRC Management Team:

Jamie Adams, CMCA, AMS, PCAM, Managing Agent:

[email protected]

Julie Sampson, Governance Director: [email protected]

Chaylyn Petrik, DRC Administrator (DRC no 2): [email protected]

Annual Notice of Assessment will be in the mail the third week of November for payment January 1, 2019!

Please be on the look out for an envelope that states “Important Invoice Enclosed” on the outside of it. Please do not throw this away! It is important! The invoice is the Annual Assessment for the DRC. Assessments: Section 4.22 for DRC no. 1 and Section 5.1 for DRC no. 2 of the Declaration establishes an obligation upon each Owner of property to pay assessments to the DRC.

Section 4.23 for DRC no. 1 and Section 5.2 for DRC no. 2 of the Declaration: Assessments are used for the purpose of: “promoting the health, safety, and welfare of the Owners, to protect and enhance the value of the Lots in the Property, and to provide the funds necessary to enforce the terms and conditions of the Covenants.”

Did you relocate this year? Perhaps you moved and have a tenant residing in your home, or a property manager checking your mail. Did the DRC receive your change of address? It is the owner’s responsibility to pay the annual assessment, as noted in the Covenants and Restrictions for each DRC.

Christmas Light contest information will also be enclosed in the Assessment Notice envelope! The DRC Board of Directors looks forward to seeing who will win this year’s contest! Good Luck!

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YARD of the MONTH! DRC no 1 October Yard of the Month 12240 Chimney Smoke in the Greens Neighborhood! Your yard looks fantastic! Thank you for doing your part in keeping Meridian Ranch a beautiful place to live!

DRC no 2 – Winner for the Yard of the Month for October 12725 Sunrise Ridge and 12622 Longview in the Longview neighborhood.

The webpage www.meridianranchdrc.org is still our web domain, but will redirect you to https://meridianranchdrc.nabrnetwork.com. Either web address will get you to the right site with all the information and documents you have become accustomed to. The splash page noting each neighborhood will appear. Scroll over your neighborhood, which will take you to the front page of your DRC.

Once there, click on “Log In” at the top right-hand corner and enter your log in credentials that were included in the “Welcome Email.”


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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

November 2018 Gymnastics – Wednesdays – 10/31/18 – 11/28/18

Swim Lessons – Monday & Wednesdays 11/5/18 – 11/24/18

Saturdays 11/3/18 – 11/24/18

1Open Play Volleyball

6:00 – 8:00 pm

2Storytime

10:00 – 11:00 am

AOA Lunch Out“Jake & Telly”

Parent’s Night Out5:30 – 10:00 pm

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4 5 6 7 AOA Pinochle

12:30 pm

Open Play Pickleball6:00 – 8:00 pm

8 THANKSGIVING

POTLUCK12:00 – 2:00 pm

Open Play Volleyball6:00 – 8:00 pm

9Storytime

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11 12 Veterans Day

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6:00 – 8:00 pm

16 Storytime

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Parent’s Night Out&

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Mini-Camp“Thanksgiving”9:00 am – Noon

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“Thanksgiving”9:00 am – Noon pm

AOA Pinochle12:30 pm

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12/1Festival of Trees5:00 – 7:00 pm

Thanksgiving Break 11/19/18 – 11/23/18


Calling all homeowners to the Annual Meeting of the Membership!Please join us for the Annual Meeting of the Membership on Monday, November 5th at the Stonebridge Lodge! Check in will be from 5:45 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. with the meeting starting shortly after check in. Enjoy meeting your neighbors along with some delicious food!

• The meeting will include ratifying the annual budget. The assessment will remain at $68.00 a month!• Meet the Board of Directors and the management team!• Learn about what happened in 2018 and what to expect in 2019!• Developer updates for the community• Volunteer opportunities will be available too!• We look forward to seeing everyone on November 5th!

The Lodge is staffed Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday from 10 AM to 5 PM and at those times you may enjoy all the rooms. Play a game of pool in the Retreat, study or watch T.V. in the Great Room. Always remember the DAILY BURN is available (use tablet to access classes) in the yoga room!

Your Stonebridge Management Team is here to assist you with any questions you may have:Jamie Adams, CMCA, AMS, PCAM

Association [email protected]

Melonie MarshallManagement Team Assistant

[email protected]

Estelle JacksonOnsite Staff

[email protected] or 719-694-8768 (Lodge main line)

For covenant or improvement questions, please contact the WMG office at 719-685-8743

Stonebridge HOA Corner

D49 November 2018 NewsD49 Teachers Score “Extra Yard” Recognition from AFAThree teachers in District 49 all have something in common. Parents and colleagues would say these teachers deserve recognition for going above and beyond in their classrooms. Once again, the Air Force Academy’s “Extra Yard for Teachers” campaign made that possible.

Carrie Clay, special education teacher at Falcon Middle School; Jon Cody, fourth grade teacher at Meridian Ranch Elementary School; and Mark Koenig, third grade teacher at Remington Elementary School each received a surprise visit Sept. 21 from the AFA’s mascot and athletics department representative to notify them they are among only 10 local teachers to earn this honor.

Samantha Abbott, a fellow teacher at FMS, nominated Clay. “Carrie is an exceptional special education teacher who always puts the needs of her students first,” Abbott remarked. “Her enthusiasm and excitement over a single day of success is infectious, and her positive nature toward students and colleagues is always inspiring.”

The “Extra Yard for Teachers” campaign is part of a $10,000 grant from the College Football Playoff Foundation. Air Force Academy Athletics received 900 nominations from across the Pikes Peak Region.

Shavonne Lewis, an MRES parent, nominated Jon Cody. “Mr. Cody has taught my son, Andrew, the essence of hard work in simple terms,” commented Lewis. “He tells his students, ‘Do you want to be a shark, or do you want to be a guppy? Sharks hunt for the skills they need. Guppies just follow the pack.’”

D49’s third honoree, Mark Koenig, also earned a parent nomination. “For the first time, my son has been able to believe in himself,” shared Melissa Pieffer, mother of third-grader, Rex Pieffer. “Our experience with Mr. Koenig has changed my child’s whole outlook on education and school. He has absolutely changed my son’s future … every kid should be so lucky to have a teacher like him.”

The teachers will be honored during halftime at the Sept. 29 AFA football game and will each receive a $1,000 grant for their classroom.

Carrie Clay, special education teacher at FMS, is honored Sept. 21 by the AFA as part of their “Extra Yard for Teachers” campaign.

Jon Cody, fourth grade teacher at MRES, is recognized by the AFA mascot Sept. 21 as part of the Academy’s “Extra Yard for Teachers” campaign.

Mark Koenig, third grade teacher at RES, receives accolades Sept. 21 from AFA Athletics and student Rex Pieffer.


Manager’s Message for November 2018Meridian Ranch Recreation Center to change Operators in 2019Effective January 1, 2019 the Meridian Ranch Recreation Center will transition from contract operation by the YMCA Pikes Peak Region to operation by the Meridian Ranch Metropolitan District, the facility owner. Fitness, recreation, and sports programs will continue uninterrupted through the transition. The Recreation Center is available to residents of Meridian Ranch and their guests.The Meridian Ranch Metropolitan District is a quasi-government agency that provides for water, sewer, parks, open space and trails, parkways, street lights, storm drains, and recreation services to the Meridian Ranch community. The District owns the Meridian Ranch Recreation Center. The mission of the District’s parks, recreation, and open space programs is to provide healthy lifestyle opportunities for residents of Meridian Ranch, a recreation and golf-oriented master planned community. For many years, the District partnered with the YMCA for operation of the Recreation Center through a management and operations services agreement.As the District has grown along with the growth in the Meridian Ranch community, it developed the capability to provide services directly to its resident customers instead of through contractors. This “in-sourcing” of services resulted in cost savings and increased responsiveness to customers.The YMCA provided a crucial public service to Meridian Ranch with its operation of the Recreation Center. The District and the community at large are appreciative of the YMCA’s years of service. The YMCA has informed us that after the District begins operating the Rec Center in January, YMCA employees will be provided similar jobs at other YMCA facilities in the Pikes Peak region. It is anticipated that no YMCA employees will lose their jobs because of the transition. The District will publicly announce job openings very soon for all positions at the Rec center and will hire the most qualified candidates. The District is implementing a transition plan with the intent of providing uninterrupted recreation, fitness, and sports services during the transition.

Other HappeningsDog Park update: The County’s park planners provided us with an update on the future dog park at Falcon Regional Park. By November, the fencing, parking lot, and trail construction should be well under way. During December, all site improvements should be completed.

Of course, this is subject to weather conditions and successful contract bidding.District Budget/Fee Setting Process: The Meridian Service Metro District is considering budgets and fees for 2019. The District Board of Directors must balance the desires of residents who want limited or no fee increases with the requests of other residents for additional services and improvements to public landscaping and facilities. Opportunities for the public to watch the process and to provide input will occur at the Board of Directors meeting on Wednesday, November 7 at 10:00 a.m., at an informal Budget Workshop on Thursday, November 15, 7:00 – 9:00 p.m., and again at a formal public hearing during the Board of Directors meeting on Wednesday, December 5 at 10:00 a.m. All meetings are held at the Meridian Ranch Recreation Center on Londonderry Drive. Watch the District’s website www.meridianranchmetro.org for proposed 2019 budgets and proposed fee increases.Falcon Marketplace: Falcon Marketplace is the planned development on the 36 acres of vacant land at the northwest corner of Woodmen & Meridian. It is anticipated that King Soopers Marketplace will be a major tenant there. As always, you can learn much about our community and the District that serves you by checking our website at www.meridianranchmetro.org . You can also call our office at 719-495-6567.

David A. Pelser, General Manager Meridian Service Metropolitan District

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Falcon Fire Protection DistrictFall Safety TipsThe hectic holiday season will be upon us soon, so now is a good time to make sure your home is safe.

Furnaces

• If you haven’t done so already, clean or replace the furnace filter.

• Clean around the furnace and remove any clutter that has accumulated.

• Have your furnace serviced regularly by a qualified technician.

Fireplaces and Wood Stoves

• Have fireplaces, wood stoves, and chimneys cleaned and inspected at least once a year.

• Maintain at least three feet between fireplaces or wood stoves and combustible items (including logs, kindling wood, paper, rugs, clothing, and furniture).

• Never leave fires unattended.

• Make sure ashes are completely cold before disposing of them. Never store ashes in cardboard or plastic containers.

Cooking

Unattended cooking is a leading contributing factor in cooking fires and fire deaths in the U.S. Stay in the kitchen when cooking on the stovetop and keep an eye on the food.

• Stay in the kitchen while frying, boiling, grilling, or broiling food.

• When simmering, baking, or roasting food, check it regularly. Remain in the home, and use a timer as a reminder when you leave the room.

• Keep anything that can catch fire (oven mitts, wooden utensils, food packaging, towels, or curtains) away from the stovetop.

Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarms

• Test all smoke and carbon monoxide alarms to make sure they are working properly.

• Change batteries at least once a year.

• Replace smoke alarms older than 10 years, and carbon monoxide alarms after 7 years.

Stay connected with the Falcon Fire Protection District:

Website: www.falconfirepd.org

Facebook: @FalconFireDepartment

Twitter: @FalconFireDept


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Fall is the time to prepare for winter—cold and wet conditions not only make you miserable, but they can damage your home. Some winterizing can wait, some can’t. Make a list of what needs to be done and tackle the time-sensitive tasks first. Here’s a simple checklist from the association to help you get a jump on winter.

Indoor Winterizing• Examine doors and replace weather-stripping as needed.

• Examine window caulking and reseal where needed.

• Examine and repair vents where needed.

• Clean chimneys and flues.

• Remove items near heat vents.

• Place nonskid runners or door mats outside to help keep water, sand and salt out of the house.

Outdoor Winterizing• Cut back tree branches and shrubs that hide signs or block light.

• Examine outdoor handrails and tighten if needed.

• Turn off electrical breakers for outdoor equipment.

• Close hose bibs.

• Clean out gutters and downspouts.

• Clear yard drains.

• Spray outdoor locks and hinges with lubricant.

• Stake driveway and walkway edges that may be difficult to find under deep snow.

Assemble, stockpile or refresh winter supplies:

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• Candles and matches

• Ice melt and deicer

• Sand

• Snow shovels

• Generator fuel

• Antifreeze


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Our teenagers can be a great resource and affordable service providers to our community, so call them up! To be listed, or to update your listing,have your PARENTS send an email to [email protected]. Specify MeridianRanch and include your child’s birthday, phone number and list of services offered. Updated November 2018. The Teen Services Listing is for the convenience of Meridian Ranch residents and is not a service of, nor endorsed by Porchlink Media, LLC or Meridian Service Metropolitan District/Meridian Ranch Metropolitan District. Neither Porchlink nor the Districts make any warranties or representations concerning any of the listings. By using the Teen Services Listing, you assume full responsibility for performing your own due diligence to ensure any individual you choose to work with meets your requirements. Teens wishing to have their services listed must have their parents submit a request. The Districts reserve the right, in its sole discretion, to reject any listing that appears discriminatory, unethical, or inappropriate for a Teen Services Listing.

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