ArrowCreek View January 2024

The official NEWS magazine of the ArrowCreek® Homeowners Association JANUARY 2024 Volume 19, issue 1

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Happy New Year C O N TA C T O N E O F O U R G L O B A L R E A L E S TAT E A D V I S O R S T O D AY

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Contents DEPARTMENTS 04

Board of Directors' Note

06

Ask the Manager

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Budget & Finance

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Governing Committees

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Residents' Center

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Socials & Events

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ArrowCreek Calendar

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Employee Spotlight

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Security & Safety

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Where in the World

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Seasonal Pet Corner

features

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lead with horses LEAD with Horses is an equine therapy and educational non-profit that offers life-changing experiences to children, teens and young adults facing a variety of challenges.

for the song “For the Song Charitable Fund" was designed to bring critically acclaimed Americana artists to the Reno/Tahoe area that would not otherwise tour in Northern Nevada.

arrowcreek shine Christmas lights are a staple of the holiday season.

They are a great way to spread holiday cheer and they add a touch of magic to our homes.

on the cover Photo by Eric Paust The ArrowCreek View is looking for community photos to be used on a future cover. Your digital photos must be submitted via email to: acview89511@gmail.com.

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Washoe County School 09 District Update The Discovery 12 2023 Holiday event photos 24 Arrowcreek donation drive 28

The Board is charged with setting broad policy and giving the operations team, supported by its management company, the tools

to accomplish both tactical and strategic goals. The ultimate mission of the Board is to protect and enhance the ArrowCreek community’s reputation and services so that home values remain strong.

vision

ArrowCreek offers a premier lifestyle with a robust variety of amenities

and activities for families and individuals and a friendly and rewarding team environment for employees that together build a more beautiful, more unified, and safer community – making us simply the best community in Northern Nevada to live, work and play.

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ArrowCreek View is the official publication of the ArrowCreek HOA published by CCMedia Publishing.

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ACHOA contact info Inquiries, concerns, requests to the Board or Committees: ACservice@associasn.com Use TownSQ (www.townsq.io) to ask questions or make comments concerning the ArrowCreek View, check your account real time, view secured ACHOA documents, and see announcements!

Management Company Associa Sierra North (ASN) 10509 Professional Cr. #200 Reno, NV 89521 775.626.7333 P | 775.626.7374 F ArrowCreek's ASN Community Manager Marian Young 775.334.7436 Direct Ombudsman for Owners in CICCH/HOAs http://.red.nv.gov.content/CIC/Main/ CICOmbudsman@red.nv.gov 702.486.4480 ACHOA General Manager Scott Peterlin scottachoa@gmail.com

residents' center

board of directors' note This has been both a challenging and

» Starting the long-awaited update to the

exciting year for the Board. We took over

Residents’ Center. This includes – new

at a time when our financial position

HVAC for the locker rooms, upgrades to

had weakened, and in an economy with

the kitchen area and locker rooms, new

remarkably high inflation. The Board

flooring and partition wall to the multi-

agreed on a concise list of new goals, the

purpose room. Some of these projects

most important of which was to improve

will take a few months to complete, but

our financial condition and not repeat the

as you can see, we have started.

special assessment of the prior year. We are pleased that most of our goals have been accomplished, and I will share some with you in a moment. To enable this, we followed a simple approach. We became highly collaborative as a Board. We listened to each other. We respected each other’s views. We did not draw lines in the sand,

can attend at no cost. The concerts are great! » A formal Committee Appointment more diversity, and to encourage more homeowners with relevant and valuable

held four Town Halls and Coffee with the

Stan Jaeger, President Rick Hsu, Vice President Margaret McConnell, Secretary Paul Burkett, Treasurer Reb Bailey, Director Caryn Olson, Director Bill Schimandle, Director

inspiration and many of our ideas came

The ArrowCreek Board of Directors, on its behalf and for the Association, disclaims responsibility for the content of any articles not authored

by Board members, community volunteers, or employees. Articles of general interest on subjects reported or discussed at public Board meetings published in the magazine are the responsibility of the residents submitting them. The editors reserve the right to edit submitted material for clarity and length.

Club leadership, ArrowCreek residents

forward. Many of our votes were 7-0 or 6-1.

ArrowCreek Security ArrowCreek BOARD

John Krisch, Chair Margaret McConnell, Board Liaison Bill Schimandle, Board Liaison Ron Duncan Jeff Jones Don Unruh Mike Branson

ArrowCreek. Thanks to For the Song and

Policy, to strengthen our committees with

What else did we do this year that was

ADRC MEMBERS

» Joint concerts with the Club at

rather we compromised to move the needle

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Other accomplishments include:

skills to contribute.

different? Well, we listened to you. We Board chats. We also sent you nine Quick Updates from the Board. Much of our

» Implemented an ADRC resident satisfaction survey to improve both perception and operation of ADRC. » Dramatically reduced the number of overdue, outstanding ADRC applications,

from you.

and made the application process more

Our biggest accomplishments include:

streamlined and user-friendly.

» Modifying the B&F charter to

» Made several landscaping improvements.

ensure balanced ACHOA budgets.

Strengthening our B&F committee with

» New electric sign at security gate for

highly qualified committee members and

improved communication with all

able leadership, so that the Board and

residents and guests.

the homeowners can be confident that Board financial decisions occur because of sound committee fiscal planning and recommendations.

» Developed job descriptions for all “key” employees. » Staged several social events, at low to no cost, for all homeowners.

» Creating a new snow removal account, with the aim of reducing the immense potential swings in our cash flow and giving us a greater degree of confidence in our fiscal management.

None of this work was accomplished by the Board alone. Our volunteer committees do invaluable work and give the Board good guidance. They are healthy and

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strong, because so many of you contribute your time and energy.

Thank you to our committee volunteers. Our general manager continues to demonstrate good leadership and our employees are well trained, courteous, productive – resulting in our beautiful, crime-free community. Thank you to Scott and your team. Our management partner Associa continues to guide us wisely, and to ensure we meet all the requirements of the law, so that our Board operates responsibly. Thank you, to Marian and your team. To the volunteers on next year’s Board, thank you for your tremendous commitment of time and energy to our community. The policy decisions you make will have the biggest impact on our property values, and on the health of our community.

And finally, from President Aston: Serving as your Board President has also been my privilege and convinced me even more than before that ArrowCreek truly is the best place to live in Northern Nevada. May it always be so! Thank you everyone, for your support

Your 2024 Board (missing Caryn Olson): L to R Front: Paul Burkett, Stan Jaeger, Bill Schimandle; Back Row: Reb Bailey, Margaret McConnell and Rick Hsu.

member meeting chose Stan Jaeger as President, Rick Hsu as Vice

and friendship.

President, Margaret McConnell as Secretary, and Paul Burkett as

Your outgoing 2023 board

Treasurer. The liaisons for the ADRC will be Margaret McConnell

Mark Aston, Board President

and Bill Schimandle. Bill will also be the liaison to the Budget and

Caryn Olson, Vice President

Finance Committee. Caryn Olson will be the liaison to the Reserve

Margaret McConnell, Secretary

Committee. The Board will vote on the remaining committee

Paul Burkett, Treasurer Stan Jaeger, Reb Bailey, Rick Hsu, Board Members

liaisons and committee members at the February Board meeting.

ACHOA 2024 Board Announcements At the ACHOA Annual Meeting on December 5, 2023, the results of the election were announced: Stan Jaeger 186 Caryn Olson 213 Ron Duncan 91 Bill Schimandle 242 There were 309 ballots received.

The new ACHOA 2024 Board is Stan Jaeger, President Rick Hsu, Vice President Margaret McConnell, Secretary Paul Burkett, Treasurer Reb Bailey, Caryn Olson, and Bill Shimandle, Board Members

Annual members meeting and post board meeting At the annual members meeting on December 5th, the membership ratified the 2024 Operating, Capital, and Reserve Budgets and monthly assessments. Election results were announced for the three open Board member positions. The three chosen include new board member Bill Schimandle and reelected members Stan Jaeger and Caryn Olson. The election of officers at the following Board

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have a question for MARIAN YOUNG? Do you have a question about the ACHOA, the Board, or the Management Company? If so, odds are your neighbors are wondering too! Send questions to: ACservice@associasn.com or visit ArrowCreek.com/comments page. Top questions will be published in the ArrowCreek View. Thanks for staying informed!

ask the manager

Q & A

Since working with ArrowCreek, what has surprised or impressed you? What opportunities do you see for 2024?

I love this question. What a fantastic way to celebrate ArrowCreek!

I think what has surprised and impressed me the most about the ArrowCreek community is the level of talent here. I have rarely

What excites me most about 2024 is the opportunity for a positive approach while acknowledging the good fortune to live in such a special community. When individuals can work together harmoniously with gratitude in mind, extraordinary events and success will take place. Collaboration between the Board, General Manager, Community Manager and Association volunteers will

met such an accomplished group of individuals.

continue to bring success for the community.

I always enjoy meeting homeowners and hearing about what everyone is up to and their professional accomplishments - both past and present. I adore the sense of social responsibility present in ArrowCreek homeowners. It is wonderful to get to know individuals who volunteer so selflessly of their time and talents in a way that benefits the community.

May I conclude by expressing my gratitude for the opportunity to work with each of you.

Happy New Year!

For any questions, please do not hesitate to contact the Associa Sierra North ACHOA team for assistance at ACservice@associasn.

I have been particularly impressed by the staff at ArrowCreek as

com.

MarianYoung

well. Scott Peterlin’s positive leadership sets a tone that makes remarkable things happen every day within the community.

I especially love the Music on the Lawn and For the Song events

ASN Community Manager

and the opportunity for ArrowCreek homeowners and Golf Club Members to enjoy amazing music together. This season is the perfect time for gratitude.

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BUDGET & FINANCE financial state of the association The ArrowCreek Homeowners Association, Inc. (ACHOA) is in excellent financial shape as we ended 2023. The Reserve Fund was more than $5,800,000 in cash and cash equivalent investments. The 2023 Annual Fiscal Operating Budget was a balanced budget with actuals indicating that the year ended with a small surplus of $75,000. The Capital Fund was more than $190,000 in cash and cash equivalent investments. In addition, the ACHOA has excellent cash flow as it moves into 2024.

During 2023, the Board, the General Manager and the Community Manager all contributed to keeping expenses within the planned budget for all services and amenities provided to community members. The interest rate environment was positive during

2023 and investment income increased for the Association. The December 31, 2023, Annual Audit will confirm the above results for the ACHOA. The audit will be completed in the first quarter of 2024.

The Board of Directors approved the 2024 Operating, Capital and Reserve Budgets and the Association lot owners ratified the 2024 Budgets at the Annual meeting. The 2024 monthly assessment was increased because of labor and material inflationary pressures to provide community member services and amenities. ACHOA assets that require maintenance, repair and replacement also saw significant labor and material inflationary pressures for 2024.

The 2024 approved and ratified Operating Monthly Assessment was $198.50 per month (increase of $16.50). The increase of

summary of monthly assessments for the community Assessment per month 1,082 Members Operating Budget 56% of Monthly assessment

2024 draft Budget $198.50 per month proposed

2023 approved Budget $182 per month

2022 approved Budget $161 per month

2021 Approved Budget $161 per month

reserve budget 42% of monthly assessment

$150 per month proposed

$130 per month

$110 per month

$110 per month

capital projects fund 2% of monthly assessments

$5 per month proposed

$5 per month

$5 per month

$5 per month

$353.50 per month proposed $7 per month proposed $360.50 per month proposed

$316 per month

$276 per month

$276 per month

$5 per month

$5 per month

$5 per month

$322 per month proposed

$281 per month

$281 per month

contracts cancelled

contracts cancelled

contracts cancelled

$32 per month

basic assessment sub-gate assessment sub gate members snippets certain lots additional

$16.50 reflected Board, General Manager and Budget & Finance committee efforts to increase spending where only necessary for community member services and amenities.

The 2024 approved and ratified Sub-Gate increases from $5 to $7 for 275 lot owners was to cover electricity, telephone and repair costs which have been going up and the ACHOA has been subsidizing the current $7,400 loss. The new revenue will cover increased costs with no subsidy.

New or replacement front gate transponders were increased from $25 to $30 for lot owners, residents and The Club members.

This increase was to partially offset increasing security costs.

The 2024 Capital Projects monthly assessment remained at $5.00 per month.

New Residents’ Center capital expenditures are Solar Panel study, kitchenette sink, gym ceiling fan, new meeting room divider and Frame drawings. Budgeted expenditures capped at $26,040 for 2024.

The 2024 Monthly assessments are detailed in the chart to the left.

In addition, the Board established a new Snow and Insurance Deductible Contingency Fund that will be reflected as an asset money market account on the ACHOA Balance Sheet. To fund this asset account, the Board declared that $120,000 of Capital Fund assets were not being used and repurposed the idle cash by authorizing the transfer of $120,000 to this new asset account. This account will fund snow removal costs that exceed the annual $125,000 budget and the higher insurance deductibles that the Association may incur by accepting more risk to reduce insurance premium increases.

2024 will have its fiscal challenges but the new Board is confident that they can meet all of those challenges.

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and two miniature donkeys, build socialemotional skills, and share what is going on in their lives.

Having kids interact with horses breaks down barriers in communication between them and the nonprofit’s staff, SpadaAllgood said. “We’re asking them to reflect on what’s happening in the arena and what’s happening in their interactions with the horse and how they interpret it,” SpadaAllgood said. “And that provides additional information to the facilitator about what,

Photo by Jose Davila IV

then, is going on in that individual’s world.”

LEAD with Horses generally serves kids that have experienced some childhood trauma or have been diagnosed with a mental illness. Spada-Allgood said the program is also known for its work with LGBTQ folks.

Six of LEAD with Horses' herd pose in their pen in Reno, Nev. on Wednesday, Nov. 15, 2023.

LeadWithHorses

Currently, the nonprofit works out of a barn at a private residence. The space, however, limits the number of families it can serve.

LEAD with Horses, like many therapists in the region, has a long waitlist for its services.

Need is high. “Our youth are struggling.

mental health non-profit

They really are. We’re seeing increased

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suicide rates,” Spada-Allgood said. “We’re

As a current Board Member and Board

Special thanks to all the ArrowCreek

President Elect of LEAD with Horses, I am

residents who support and generously

excited to share a report by Jose Davila IV

donate to LEAD with Horses. Please scan

about LEAD which recently aired on KUNR.

the QR code to listen to the report.

community for these children. And the

As many ArrowCreek residents already know, LEAD with Horses is an equine

KUNR Public Radio Broadcast recap

Spada-Allgood said she wants to find LEAD

therapy and educational non-profit that

by Jose Davila IV

with Horses its own space in the Truckee

offers life-changing experiences to children,

A mental health nonprofit based in South

Meadows and open more spots in its

teens and young adults facing a variety of

Reno provides therapy to local kids and

challenges. LEAD provides equine assisted

young adults with some special help: a herd

education and counseling programs in

of horses and miniature donkeys.

Washoe County and the surrounding communities in both customized private sessions and themed group classes.

Jeane Spada-Allgood, executive director of LEAD with Horses, walked through the nonprofit’s arena, barn, and pasture. She

Jose focuses on youth mental health in

pointed out where and how LEAD with

Northern Nevada and generously gave of

Horses hosts group educational sessions

his time to visit the LEAD with Horses'

and individual appointments for Northern

barn close by in Steamboat Valley. He

Nevada children that are looking to improve

was so impressed with LEAD’s vision and

their mental health. Instead of sitting in

programs, that he created the piece you can

stuffy doctors’ offices, kids that come here

hear and read about below.

interact with the nonprofit’s nine horses

seeing increased diagnoses of all types and we need mental health services in our more types that we can provide, the better.”

program.

If you or someone you know is in crisis, call or text the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. Go to NAMINevada.org for a list of resources and other information.

Jose Davila IV is a corps member for Report for America, an initiative of the Ground Truth Project.

Scan this QR to listen to the report.

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first indoor For the Song event and completed the 2023 launch of concerts sponsored by "For the Song Charitable Fund." The Fund has been designed to bring critically acclaimed Americana artists to the Reno/Tahoe area that would not otherwise tour in Northern Nevada. John’s performance was extraordinary, leaving the audience thoughtful, laughing, and wonderfully entertained. He delivered on the “not to be missed” promise.

“We are so proud of and thankful for the support shown by the entire ArrowCreek community,” said Ford Goodman, ArrowCreek resident and For the Song Fund Advisor. “We have now hosted three shows for nationally-touring, critically acclaimed Americana artists, and delivered to them on average 162% of their substantial guarantees. Our percentage of attendees donating has risen past 75%; all show donations are forwarded 100% to the artists.”

John Elliott Performs First Indoor “For the Song” Show

The numbers tell the tale. For the Song and The Club have hosted

ForTheSong

880 attendees across three shows and 660 individuals. This portion of the extended ArrowCreek community has donated over $15,000 to the three artists, and the Charitable Fund has donated an additional $4,500 on top of its costs of artist housing, production/

supported by arrowcreek residents

sound, and administration.

Over 240 ArrowCreek residents, guests, and The Club at ArrowCreek

“Artists are wanting to participate, too,” said Goodman. “They

members registered for a sold-out concert by singer-songwriter John

happily donate $0.50 on the dollar back to the Fund for future

Elliott on November 4th. Over 210 attended. The concert was the

For the Song artists after donations surpass around 140% of their

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guarantees. And it has happened for all

generously donated the space for these

three shows.” After returning $2,400 to the

concerts and has welcomed all ArrowCreek

Fund, Artists still received 162% of their

residents to attend.

substantial guarantees and The Fund spent just 73% of its budgeted spend.

For the Song can now announce its next two shows and are just a few weeks away from

“It is not going to take long for ArrowCreek

finalizing its Spring/Summer Series for

and For the Song to be in demand from

2024.

artists and their booking agents as they plan tours West,” said John Elliott after the

upcoming shows

show. “ArrowCreek is a wonderful place to

February 4, 2024 6:30 - 8:30pm

play, and the patronage-driven financial

Join us for back-to-back breath-taking

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community itself has always been a favorite

Voice contestants Addison Agen and the

of mine. And it is only getting better. I would

local Reno Voice legend Whitney Myer!

love to come back!”

For the Song emphasizes great songwriting in the country, rock, folk, blues, and altcountry genres, offering acclaimed music that will be new to much of our audience.

Each successful show helps For the Song curate and attract superb musicians to the ArrowCreek and Northern Nevada community. The Club at ArrowCreek has

From NBC's The Voice: Addison Agen & Whitney Myer

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THE NADAS January 20, 2024 7 - 8:30pm Sit back, relax, and enjoy an evening of

schedule for May, June, July, and August shows.

folk-Americana music from the Iowa-based rock band, The Nadas at The Club at ArrowCreek. Nadas blends twangy, Stonesera “country honk” with raw, alt-rock energy.

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governing committees Notes from the ACHOA Landscape Committee November 2023 Meeting Thank you, Tom Reardon, for providing real-time maps of the ArrowCreek Community. This was extremely helpful information that provided locations for ACHOA common areas for proposed new landscaping projects.

Thank you, Julee Conway, and Dan Carrick, for the hand-out information of pictures and locations of the metal sign/monument areas, and handouts used for discussion at the meeting.

Thank you, Scott Peterlin, for the report on the current Clean Up Median project. Clearing out the extraneous underbrush and volunteer plants has made a notable difference in the appearance Siri and Anshu Vuppalapati

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took three to four weeks because of inconsistent weather patterns.

Her volunteer helpers included Joyce Seelen (a fellow Landscape Committee volunteer member) and two teen residents - Siri and Anshu Vuppalapati. Per Julee, “Hopefully, the residents will see the reinvesting into the landscape and not just the hardscape.” Thank you, Susan, Joyce, Siri, and Anshu. It will be beautiful.

The purpose of the November meeting was to focus on priorities and plantings, ever mindful of budget constraints. The areas discussed were along the ArrowCreek Parkway - primarily the medians and coordinate intersections with metal signs. We identified a palette of plants chosen for seasonal interest, less water use, and continuity within the community. Julee Conway and Dan Carrick will work out an estimated number of plants for this project. Based on their estimate, Scott Peterlin should be able to create the scope of work to be done to seek quotes from of the medians. Per Scott, so far, the ACHOA has spent $1,500, with approximately 40 person-hours to date with an estimated 20 hours to go. All median cleanup work, when completed, should be

landscaping companies. Committee members agreed upon the scope of work that would be completed by the end of February or beginning of March 2024. It is important to get these quotes, plan,

approximately 60 hours.

and get the ACHOA Landscape Project presented to the Board

Thank you, Susan Duncan, for planting over 900 donated daffodils

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at the metal sign/monument areas and benches. The project

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residentS' center new flooring in the multipurpose room PF Picetti installed the new flooring in the multipurpose room on time. The barre class, other exercising residents, and other community members expressed their pleasure concerning the new flooring. The new partition door for the room has been ordered and should be installed in a few months. Other Residents’ Center improvements completed include the installation of the HVAC system for the locker rooms. Next on the upgrade list for the Residents’ Center: the redo of the beverage area (kitchenette).

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ArrowCreek interest groups book Club Deb Marko debmarko@icloud.com

Bridge social Betsy Burgess betsyhburgess@gmail.com

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Portia Corlin portiacorlin@gmail.com Mary Enright enright5mom@gmail.com

Crafters Mary Steele marysteele6239@att.net

cycling club Jeff Foster jeff-foster@sbcglobal.net

dominoes/mexican train Text Judy Hutchinson 775.560.0955

hand & foot club Ginger Furumoto 775.851.9381

hiking club Marc Kuder marc.kuder@gmail.com

lunchtime coed pickup soccer/basketball Ryan Grandfield ryangrandfield@gmail.com

mah jongg Donna Branson renobransons@yahoo.com

MASTERMINDS Jessica Hartwig jessica@livinvision.net

men's tennis Don McConnell dfmcconnell67@gmail.com

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skiing Stan Jaeger stanjaeger@gmail.com

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the community service Group Debra Wurzel debra.wurzel@icloud.com 310.560.6433 commserviceac@gmail.com

wine lovers Terry Brodt terrybrodt@comcast.net

arrowcreek book club The ArrowCreek Book Club currently has twenty members. Typically, 10-12 members meet each month, which works great so everyone can participate. The meeting place changes every month. Last September they read Moloka’i by Alan Brennert and in October they read The Cloisters by Katy Hays. They met early in December to discuss The Personal Librarian by Marie

Benedict. Sometimes, they hold meetings without a specific book and just have a general discussion on books — what to read next, what someone just read, or a book that is coming out soon. Club member sharing has become as important as focusing on the specific book discussion. The photos are from past meetings.

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Silver Soirée Concert at the Club

Photo: Phil Scott, Ken Kearney and Terry Brodt, president of AC Wine Lovers under a crocodile caught in Africa.

arrowcreek wine lovers Recently the ArrowCreek Wine Lovers held an Evening of Wild Experiences at the home of Shari and Phil Scott on Flowering Sage Trail. Attended by over 75 lively Wine Lovers, the attendees enjoyed gourmet appetizers, incredible desserts and about 45 different wines. In addition, former

publisher of the Stroll ArrowCreek and the surprise guest, Ken Kearney, poured wine tastings from Husch Vineyards in Anderson Valley. Phil Scott is an avid adventurer with a dedicated Trophy Room which was the highlight of the evening.

On November 13th about 50 classical music lovers were able to experience a second Concert of the Reno Chamber Music Reno series: the Silver Soirée led by violinist Stephanie Sant’Ambrogio. Also playing were Kate Hamilton on viola, Jonah Kim on cello and Van Cliburn gold medal winner Jon Nakamatsu on piano. They performed Chopin’s Fantasy in F Minor.

Jon was also featured at the Reno Phil that weekend. Jon won the gold medal in 1997 and he is the last American to have won the gold medal.

The Silver Soirée events are intimate concerts with the artists that harken back to the early days of Salon music in Europe. All ArrowCreek residents are invited to attend the concerts along with The Club members.

There will be one final concert of the season on April 15th, 2024. For information on tickets please go to chambermusicreno.org.

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2023 HOLIDAY EVENT The ArrowCreek Holiday Event took place on December 2nd at the Residents’ Center. Over 230 residents were in attendance! The afternoon started with a few focused events on families. Santa Claus

visited and we had a Gingerbread House decorating contest. Face painting and ornament decorating were available throughout the event. Following the family focused activities, we had a performance by the St. Luke’s Bell Choir while enjoying alcoholic drinks and appetizers. Thank you to Annette Kuder, Kate Hollinger, Brenda

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Rodriguez, and Jessica Hartwig from the social committee for all their work to plan and execute this fun event. A big thank you to our teen volunteers Jacob, Kailey, Ella, Siri, Michelle, Kailee, and Joaquin!! We could not have all the activities without them. We have openings on the social committee for the 2024 year. Events are

100% planned and executed by volunteers so we welcome anyone that would like to help at the events. You do not need to attend/help at all events, only those you can. Send in your application to Associa.

If you are a teen volunteer, please indicate that on your application.

All the information can be found on ArrowCreek.com.

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save the date ongoing

socials & events continued

Mondays Mah Jongg 3 - 5pm Tuesdays Dominoes/Mexican Train 1 - 5pm 3rd Wednesday of the Month Wine Lovers Club Mondays & Thursdays Barre Blitz 9 - 10am Thursdays Social Bridge 3:30 - 5:30pm 2nd Thursday of the Month Chef's Club Fridays Hand & Foot Club 1 - 5pm Dates vary each month

jan 2024 01 10 15 20 23 24 25

New Year's Day - ASN Office Closed ADRC Meeting, 11am MLK day - ASN Office Closed For the Song - Nadas Hearing Meeting 5 - 6pm via Zoom Board Member Training 9am -12pm Goal Setting Meeting 9am - 12pm

Feb 02 ADRC submittal Deadline for Feb. 14 Meeting 04 For the Song - Addison Agen 13 Board Meeting, 6pm at the Residents' Center and via Zoom 14 ADRC Meeting 11am 15 Committee Training/Workshop 10 11:30am @ ASN

march 01 ADRC submittal Deadline for March 13 Meeting 12 Executive Sess/Hearing Meeting, 5 - 6pm 13 ADRC Meeting, 11am 26 Special Board Meeting 6pm 29 ADRC submittal Deadline for April 10 Meeting *The above meeting schedule may be subject to change and may be modified at any time.

calendar key adrC Architectural Design Review

Committee (closed meeting). Held the 2nd Wednesday of each month. Deadline to submit is the 1st Wednesday of each month.

aSN Associa Sierra North board meeting Regular meeting of the

board of directors. Homeowners welcome.

Owner forum at the beginning of each meeting. Executive Sessions may be held prior to each regular board meeting. Meeting dates may be subject to change.

Executive Session

Meeting of the board of directors to discuss delinquencies, legal issues and CC&R violations. (Closed meeting.)

town hall

Informal gathering with owners and board for open general discussion about items of concern. (No action is taken at meeting.)

THE CLUB AT ARROWCREEK HOLIDAY BAZAAR The Club at ArrowCreek held a Holiday Bazaar to kick off the holiday season on November 11th. They invited all the residents of ArrowCreek to attend. The event featured over ten local crafters, baked goods, and wine tasting in addition to live music.

Attendance exceeded expectations. Next year the event will be expanded because of its popularity.

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2023 donations on display at the Residents' Center before distribution.

From left to right: Lauren Haselton, Brenda Rodriguez, Rick Reyome, Kristen Remington, Leda Brabant, and Hannah Landreth at GSR.

ARROWCREEK HOLIDAY food & toy drive We would like to thank ALL Residents that helped to make our 8th Holiday Donation Drive a Tremendous Success. With your generosity, we were able to donate three truckloads of food, toys and clothes to children and families in need. We plan on keeping this tradition going in the future, working hand in hand with KTVN to bring Holiday Cheer to those in need.

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ArrowCreek Shine

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Christmas lights are a staple of the holiday season. They are a great way to spread holiday cheer and they add a touch of magic to our homes. There are also a lot of interesting history and fun facts behind Christmas lights!

Because you can never have too many lights! (Think Chevy Chase in the movie Christmas Vacation) Winner: 4115 Bunker Point Court Honorable Mention: 2969 Granite Pointe Drive

Contest winners

Did you know the first Christmas lights were expensive? Early electric Christmas lights were hand-wired and made with delicate glass bulbs, making them less affordable for the average family.

neighborhood north pole award

President Grover Cleveland is credited with popularizing electric Christmas lights. He had hundreds of electric lights strung around the Christmas tree on the South Lawn of the White House.

Winner: Eagle Rock Court

White and red are the most popular and best-selling Christmas light colors, but green, blue, and yellow are also popular choices.

Over 150 million light sets are sold in the United States each year and use about 6% of the nation’s electrical load each December. That is a lot of electricity!

Christmas lights are a fun and festive way to decorate for the holiday season and to make ArrowCreek Shine, and that is just what they did this season! Nearly 30 homes entered to participate in the contest and we had many voters across the community.

There were four categories with one winner and one honorable mention for two of the categories. Thank you to all the residents who participated in our Make ArrowCreek Shine contest!

Best neighborhood entrance or best street/cul-desac neighborhood collaborative effort.

best character use award Best use of holiday characters (Frosty, Santa, Mrs. Claus, Rudolph, Buddy the Elf, etc.).

Winner: 5800 Flowering Sage Trail

best outdoor trees award Best decorated outdoor tree(s) (does not have to be a “Christmas" tree, you can decorate any tree.

Winner: 1391 Amado Court Honorable Mention: 6404 Masters Drive

4115 bunker Point – Griswold Award

3408 white mountain

4115 bunker point – Griswold Award

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3408 White Mountain

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2972 EAGLE ROCK COURT – Neighborhood North Pole Award

4115 Bunker point

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Katrina Bader serving up hot chocolate while a movie plays in the background.

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1391 amado - Best Outdoor Trees Award

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Security swing shift from left to right: Hannah, Nik and Lily.

why is the security swing shift so awesome?

Well, I am so glad you asked! It is

nightly patrols of all streets documenting

because……

cars in the street, visitors parking, etc. to make sure all visitors and residents are safe

Currently the Security Swing Shift staff consists of Nik, Hannah, and Lily, and the shift is between the hours of 1pm and

After dark, swing shift will conduct a lock

9pm.

up patrol, which includes a walkthrough of the Residents’ Center, checking of our

To assist the HOA and the ADRC

maintenance yard and facilities, checking

committee, we do daily checks on each construction site. We monitor things such as uncovered dumpsters, working after

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Harbottle Park and locking of the public restrooms.

hours, and tidiness of the site. During harsh

One of the most important duties of swing

weather conditions, we make sure that

shift is to ensure that community children

trash is not blowing onto other properties,

are safe by going to Hunsberger elementary

construction fencing is up properly, and

school and monitoring all traffic at the

there are no mud tracks on the road.

intersection. We support the school staff

Another of our important duties is to assist the HOA and Associa, the management company, by providing daily documentation of CC&R violations in the community.

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with traffic issues by monitoring those who run stop signs or speed through the school zone. We also follow the school buses on their routes through ArrowCreek to ensure the safety of the children.

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Equally important, we assist residents and Club members with their

vehicle stuck in the snow. There is a snow accumulation policy in

vehicle transponders and key cards. During busy times at the entry

place before the Q&D operators and equipment are engaged. Those

gate, we ask residents and Club members to give all vehicles ample

requirements are two inches at the gatehouse, and four inches at

space for the transponder reader to work effectively. There is a

the top of High Vista, the highest elevation in the community. Once

sensor under the road communicating with the transponder reader

these metrics are verified by security, the team has the authority to

to register the assigned transponder. If a vehicle does not allow

call in reinforcements for the snow removal. When the Q&D snow

ample space, the sensor will not open the gate and the resident

removal crews arrive, we inform them of conditions. Their priority

must identify themselves.

is to clear the main streets and work their way throughout the

When a guest approaches the guardhouse entrance, Security will ask

community.

for the last name or address of the homeowner they are visiting. If

ACHOA residents may not be aware that security does wellness

they are not on the resident’s list, Security will call the resident to

checks for them and their loved ones. These include health checks

verify. Only those guests listed in the Quick Pass system can enter

and home alarms. Also, while you are out of town, security can assist

ArrowCreek through the front gate.

in bringing your trash bin in and out with advanced notice.

We also work with other departments in reporting water leaks on

There are many other duties we perform. The things listed here are

common areas and residents’ properties while on patrol. One of

just examples and we are always willing to adapt to further help our

the team’s fun responsibilities is catching on-the-loose dogs and

community.

housing them with the expectation that their owners will call or report them missing and come and pick them up.

During the winter, additional duties for all shifts include going to the Residents’ Center, removing the snow, and salting the common area icy spots. We also assist residents and visitors if they get their

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security contact info Please don’t hesitate to contact us at the Gatehouse if you need assistance or notice any suspicious circumstances. If you have not logged into the QuickPass system and need your username and password, please contact Leda at the gatehouse or email her at acsecure@msn.com for this information.

Gatehouse telephone Gatehouse fax

security & safety

775.850.4450 775.850.4451

regulations. Recently, Hunsberger School asked security to assist in the afternoon

Security Gatehouse email

at the school intersection. There have

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been many incidents of drivers ignoring

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the crossing guard in the crosswalk and proceeding through the intersections. It is a heavily used intersection, especially at the

emergency number 911 non-emergency numbers Reno Public Safety Dispatch

775.334.2121

Washoe County Communications Dispatch

775.785.9276

City of Sparks Emergency Services

beginning and end of the school day, so any extra help requested by ACHOA community members will be provided by security.

Entry Sign As most have noticed, there is a new electronic sign at the community entrance.

This sign has been a long time coming and

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is going to be useful in notifying residents and visitors of events and emergencies in our community. It has been helpful so far,

wildlife issues

with notifications about upcoming events

ArrowCreek is one of many communities

for residents and golf club members.

located in a “Wilderness Urban Interface”

The screen has a capability to provide

area and, as such, residents may more

immediate warnings like fires, ice, and bear

frequently experience problems with

activity in our area. The timely and effective

animals, reptiles and insects in or near their homes or property. Residents are responsible for any issue regarding wild animal/snakes etc., on their property.

Security staff will assist by giving residents the correct phone number of the agency that may be able to assist them.

wildlife info & resources ArrowCreek Security

775.850.4450

Washoe County Regional Animal Services Office

775.353.8900

Dispatch

775.322.3647

NV Department

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of Wildlife Reno Snake Rescue

communications posted on the entry

Hunsburger Crossing Security currently follows the School Bus around our community to ensure the safety

sign have been positively received by the community.

of all pedestrians and children. We make sure all drivers follow the bus rules and

records from jan 1 - nov. 27, 2023 Violations SPEED LIMIT (Resident & Non-Resident) 260 STOP SIGN (did not stop) 38 Stop sign (School bus) 2 maintenance of lots 15 light pollution (bright ex. lights) 1 pet barking/loose/etc.

10 rv/boat/trailer & parking 7 trash container in public view 51 construction violations (various) 13 total of all violation records entered 602

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Adam & Karen Chiamulon

Just finished the Camino Primitivo route in northern Spain and arrived in Santiago de Campostela. Standing in front of the Santiago de Compostela Archcathedral Basilica. Fourteen days and 200+ miles walking through beautiful villages and countryside.

At the Acropolis and the 5th century

In Mexico City for Dios de Los Muertos.

Parthenon in Athens, Greece.

We love to view your photos and hear your stories.

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In Mexico City for Dios de Los Muertos.

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