Somersett Living Winter 2026

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WINTER 2026

Winter Events p. 12

New Year, New Inspirations: Meet Your Neighbors p. 6 & 22

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2026 Board of Directors soaboard@somersett.com

Jacob Williams President

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Kate Falcocchia Vice President

Hal Lenox Secretary

Clint Maples Treasurer

Bill O’Donnell Director

Staff Directory Nancy Kerry 775-571-9233 Community Manager Nancy@somersett.com Lorrie Olson 775-571-8695 Professional Community Manager Lorrie@somersett.com Jessica McCarron 775-571-9479 Assistant Community Manager Jessica@somersett.com Devon Scott 775-571-9201 Executive Assistant Devon@somersett.com Stacie Hemmerling 775-571-8613 Finance Manager Stacie@somersett.com Ron Eckhardt 775-571-8050 Operations Manager Ron@somersett.com Alec Powell Operations Supervisor Alec@somersett.com Hunter Edgar 775-571-8767 Resort Manager Hunter@somersett.com Luc Fabre 775-571-8187 Assistant Resort Manager Luc@somersett.com

4 Somersett Living: Grateful for a wonderful year, excited for what’s ahead 6-7

Somersett Living Profile: Dr. Parley Anderson

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Somersett Golf & Country Club

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Somersett Events

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Canyon Nine

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Club at Town Center

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Wildfire Mitigation Update from Tray

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Somersett Living Profile: Dr. Jamy Schaap

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Sports, Fitness & Wellness Classes

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Somersett Pets: Winter Pet Safety

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Somersett Owners Association

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Winter Pool Info

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Winter Events Calendar

Somersett...It’s great to be home!

Whether you are a resident or just live nearby, Somersett has so much to offer the entire Reno community.

Stay in touch!

Visit our website, https://somersett.com Subscribe to our enewsletters: bit.ly/soaenewsletters Facebook: facebook.com/mysomersett Instagram: Instagram.com/somersettowners/ Somersett Owners Association The Club at Town Center | 7650 Town Square Way Reno, NV 89523 775-787-4500 | management@somersett.com | somersett.com Association Hours:

Club at Town Center Hours:

Monday–Friday: 9 am to 6 pm.

Offices will be closed on January 1 and February 16.

The Club at Town Center is open from 4:30 am to 10 pm daily for those with an Access Card, fob, or app to unlock the front doors.

The Village:

Jessica McCarron, Community Manager | jessica@somersett.com

The Vue:

Nancy Kerry, Community Manager | nancy@somersett.com Devon Scott | thevue@somersett.com

Sam Sappa 775-571-9943 Hospitality Supervisor sam@somersett.com

Sierra Canyon Aspen Lodge: Tammy Leonard, General Manager | communitymanager@sierracanyonhoa.com 775-624-2900

Michelle Weldon Communications Manager Michelle@somersett.com

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SOMERSETT LIVING

Grateful for a wonderful year, excited for what’s ahead

As we welcome a new year in Somersett, I want to extend my sincere gratitude to our residents for your continued engagement, support, and passion for this community. Winter is always a special season here crisp mornings, breathtaking mountain views, and a sense of renewal as we turn the page into 2026.

A Wonderful December in Somersett

Before looking ahead, I’d like to thank everyone who joined us for our December festivities. The Christmas Tree Lighting brought an incredible turnout and filled The Club at Town Center with holiday spirit. Our Holiday Gala was another standout success, offering neighbors a chance to celebrate, connect, and enjoy an elegant evening together. These gatherings continue to remind us why Somersett is such a special place - because of the people who make it feel like home.

A Strong Foundation and Notable Accomplishments

As we reflect on the past year, I’m pleased to share that Somersett remains in excellent financial condition. Reserves are fully funded, operating capital is strong, facilities remain well maintained, risk management continues to be proactive, 4

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service delivery is consistent, and assessment delinquencies have been reduced by more than 80%. Together, these factors position our community well for the future.

This strong foundation allowed for continued investment across landscaping, facilities, and amenities. Notable improvements included a remodeled weight room, resurfaced upper and lower spas, pool slide and pool house upgrades, reconfigured tennis and pickleball courts with new bleachers and landscaping, parking lot improvements at TCTC, and the installation of two additional license-plate-reader cameras to enhance community safety.

Fire safety and infrastructure reliability also remained top priorities. Through the SOA fire-fuels grant and the leadership of Tray Palmer, more than 200 acres of open space were treated to reduce wildfire risk. In addition, SOA and SGCC

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successfully relocated the water line supplying Truckee River water to Somersett - an important long-term investment in our infrastructure. Our calendar of community events also remained robust and well attended throughout the year, strengthening the sense of connection that defines Somersett.

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INJURY & ACCIDENT ATTORNEY

2025 Election Results

Our annual meeting and election took place in November, and I am pleased to share that Kate Falcocchia and Clint Maples were re-elected to the Board of Directors. Their continued leadership ensures stability, experience, and a steady hand as we move forward with both current initiatives and long-term planning. I also want to thank all candidates who put their names forward - your willingness to serve is deeply appreciated and essential to a thriving community.

Looking Ahead: Sierra Canyon Election and Volunteer Opportunities

Sierra Canyon residents will soon participate in their own board election this February. Strong leadership at every level is vital, and I encourage residents who are passionate about Sierra Canyon’s future to consider getting involved.

Serving your community - whether through board service or volunteer efforts - is one of the most meaningful and impactful ways to help shape its direction.

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If you’ve ever thought, “Someone should fix that” or “I’d love to help make a difference”, this is your opportunity to help build a stronger community. Whether your interests are in governance, finance, facilities, events, or strengthening neighborhood connections, your involvement truly matters, and I encourage you to get involved.

A Season of Community

As we move through the winter months, we remain focused on clear communication, financial stability, and enhancing the community experiences that bring us together. Through your participation, feedback, and volunteerism, Somersett continues to be the welcoming and connected place we call home.

Thank you for the privilege of serving as your president. I look forward to all that we will accomplish together in 2026 and wish you and your families a warm and joyful winter season.

Sincerely,

Jacob Williams

President, Somersett Board of Directors

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P R O F I L E

Dr. Parley Anderson Active Physical Therapy

If you’ve spent any time on the Somersett trails, chances are you’ve crossed paths with Parley Anderson and his energetic Siberian Husky, Thor. A proud Native Nevadan who has called Reno home for more than 30 years, Parley moved to Somersett’s Village neighborhood in 2019 and says he knew instantly it was the right fit.

“I toured many neighborhoods around Reno, but the moment I saw the Village, I knew it was perfect,” he recalls. “In addition to getting a bit more snow than other parts of Reno, I love being just far enough from the ‘big city’ to enjoy safe, peaceful streets while still being close to everything.” Little did he know that Thor, acquired at just eight weeks old, would become a big part of his Somersett experience. Now four years old, Thor is a familiar sight on the walking paths and a great conversation starter. “I met all my neighbors thanks to him,” Parley laughs.

A CAREER BUILT ON HELPING PEOPLE MOVE BETTER

Parley is the co-owner of Active Physical Therapy, a practice dedicated to helping patients reach their physical goals and improve their quality of life. With more than two decades of experience, he specializes in spine care, evidence-based treatment, sports medicine, orthopedics, manual therapy, and preventative health care.

Active Physical Therapy was founded 14 years ago and is operated by Parley alongside Dr. Mike Spevak, a fellow seasoned physical therapist who also lives in Somersett with his wife, Karen, and son, AJ. Together, they provide a comprehensive range of services designed to help patients recover quickly, safely, and fully. “Physical activity is essential for long-term health,” Parley says. “Our goal is always to support people in staying active, strong, and doing the things they love.”

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In addition to treating patients, Parley has spent the last 15+ years shaping future professionals as a Professor of Kinesiology at UNR. He is also a Certified CrossFit Instructor and advocates for practical, everyday movement as a foundation of wellness.

In 2020, he published his first book, “All This Sitting Is Killing You,” a guide aimed at combating our modern sedentary lifestyles. He is currently working on his second book, focused on practical strategies for maintaining a healthy spine.

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When he’s not in the clinic or the classroom, Parley enjoys making the most of the outdoors—traveling, hiking, golfing, and exploring with Thor. You’ll also find him on the pickleball courts or staying active in the gym, which he describes as “some of the community’s best amenities.”

Friendly, knowledgeable, and deeply committed to health and movement, Parley brings both expertise and positive energy to Somersett. Whether he’s helping patients recover, teaching students, or greeting neighbors on the trail, he continues to embody an active lifestyle—one he inspires others to pursue as well.

If you’re experiencing mobility challenges, joint pain, or other musculoskeletal issues, Parley encourages you to explore how physical therapy can help to restore movement, reduce discomfort, and ultimately improve your everyday quality of life. You can reach Parley and Active Physical Therapy at https://www.activeptreno.com or 775-786-2400.

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Somersett Golf & Country Club Country Club Golf Shop Hours Jan. & Feb. 10:00am – 4:00pm Tuesday – Sunday March Check SGCC Website Community Driving Range Hours Jan. & Feb. 10:00am – 4:00pm Tuesday – Sunday March Check SGCC Website *All Practice Facilities are Closed Monday

Country Club First Tee Times** January 11:00am, Tuesday – Thursday 11:00am Shotgun, Friday - Sunday February 11:00am, Tuesday – Thursday 11:00am Shotgun, Friday - Sunday March 11:00am, Tuesday – Thursday 11:00am Shotgun, Friday - Sunday Check Website for updates **All times are weather-dependent. Please call the golf shop (775) 787-1800, Ext 1

Bocce Ball Court Hours Jan. & Feb. 10:00am – 4:00pm Tuesday – Sunday March Check SGCC Website *May play until dusk if in possession of own bocce balls

The Grill at Somersett For winter hours, please see the SGCC website

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Bocce Ball Court

For those interested in playing bocce please note there is a grooming rake/brush located on the bocce ball court. Bocce balls and scoreboards may be checked out from the golf shop staff during golf shop operating hours.

Play the Tom Kite-designed Championship Country Club Course

All Somersett Residents have access to the Championship Country Club Course up to four times per year. Each resident may book a foursome of players at a rate of $85 per player during the off-season of November to March. This includes the green fee, driving range usage, and golf cart. We take tee times for residents four days in advance at 775-787-1800 Ext 1.

Golf Dress Code

Men, please remember our simple dress code of no denim, no jogging suits, collared golf shirts and caps worn forward at all times. For the ladies, no denim, jogging suits, spaghetti strapped tops, bare midriffs or short shorts. Proper footwear such as golf shoes or tennis shoes is required.

Discover Membership at Somersett Golf & Country Club

Curious about membership? We invite Somersett residents to experience the Club firsthand with a personal tour and a complimentary preview round of golf.

Along with access to our championship course, dining, and club events, Full Membership includes the longest-running Junior Golf Program in Reno, completely free with your full access membership.

We are also offering a special membership promotion with additional perks and incentives. With amenities too great to list, the best way to truly appreciate Somersett is to come see it in person.

To learn more or schedule your visit, please contact: Michele Perez, Membership Director 775-787-1800 x 103 or mperez@somersettgolf.com

Somersett G&CC Driving Range & Practice Areas Important Information Driving Range is Open: Tuesday – Sunday The Driving Range is CLOSED TO ALL ACTIVITY ON MONDAYS We encourage all Somersett residents to take advantage of the wonderful opportunity for both complimentary and fee-based access to the Somersett G&CC Driving Range.

Fee-Based Resident Access Includes: • For just $15/person, you have access to the putting & chipping practice area. » Note that Juniors MUST be accompanied by an adult • You must pay in the golf shop prior to usage – No Exceptions! » A receipt will be issued that you will give to the range attendant on duty or provide upon request

As a reminder, range balls are the property of the Country Club and are to be used solely for the SGCC Driving Range. We appreciate your assistance in helping us keep our driving range stocked with range balls.

Complimentary Resident Access Includes: • All residents have complimentary access to either the south side or north side of the driving range, depending on the season. » During the current off-season of November through mid-April, the north side of the driving range is closed, and all play is from the mats on the south side.

Important note: Utilizing the putting and chipping practice area (or the Turf Tee during the regular season of April - October) without paying the fee will result in lost privileges for the remainder of the current season

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Golf Tip

By Stuart Smith – PGA Director of Instruction

Stay Golf-Fit All Winter Long

When winter weather puts a pause on regular tee times, it doesn’t have to stall your progress as a golfer. In fact, the off-season is one of the best opportunities to build strength, improve mobility, and fine-tune the fundamentals that will pay off when spring arrives.

Golf-specific fitness during the winter can focus on key areas including mobility, strength, and consistency. Colder months often lead to tighter hips, backs, and shoulders, so prioritizing flexibility and range-ofmotion exercises can help protect against injury while improving swing efficiency. Simple stretching routines, yoga, or mobility classes can go a long way toward keeping your body golf-ready.

Strength training is another winter option that can pay off in the spring.

Building core strength, balance, and rotational power helps support a more stable and powerful swing. You don’t need heavy weights or long gym sessions - targeted exercises that mimic golf movements are incredibly effective and can be done indoors.

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Finally, winter is ideal for sharpening skills you can practice anywhere.

Putting and short-game drills, grip and alignment work, and swing mechanics can all be refined at home, indoors, or with simulations.

Maintaining these habits over the winter keeps your muscle memory fresh and your confidence high.

By staying active and intentional during the off-season, you’ll not only maintain your game; you’ll return to the course stronger, looser, and ready to play your best when the snow melts.

If you are interested in a more personalized program, don’t hesitate to reach out to one of the tenured instructors at the Golf Shop.

Happy New Year! Looking forward to seeing everyone on the course soon.

-Stuart

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Somersett Events JANUARY

Happy New Year

January 1 SOA and Club Offices Closed

Kids Night Out*

January 2 – 6 - 8:30 pm $15/child; ages 5-12

It’s time for some Friday night fun!

Kids can enjoy a movie, group games, and kid-friendly food with friends.

Parents—consider it your night to relax while they play!

Adult “Around the World” Potluck & Trivia* January 17 – 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm

Bring your favorite cultural dish to share with the community! The SOA will also be sharing a dish and will host @trivia and prizes for winning teams!

Saturday Snowshoeing in the Sierra* January 24 – 10 am

Join Linda Morgan and your neighbors for a Snowshoeing adventure. We will meet at the Club at 10am and carpool to a scenic destination. This is a free members’ event, but please RSVP on the calendar.

FEBRUARY

Pizza Night*

February 6 – 6 - 8:30 pm $15/child; ages 5-12

Check the Website for updated information and details.

Kids Night Out*

It’s time for some Friday night fun!

Kids can enjoy a movie, group games, and kid-friendly food with friends.

Parents—consider it your night to relax while they play!

Super Bowl Party

February 8 – 1 pm - 8 pm

Experience all the thrilling action on our big screens while you enjoy delicious game-day snacks & finger foods! Beer and wine will be available for purchase. Kid-friendly drinks will be available at no charge.

Admission is free, but an RSVP is appreciated so that we can make sure to have plenty of food.

Valentine’s Photobooth Gifts* February 13

Check the Website for updated information and details.

Wine Social February 20

March 6 – 6 - 8:30 pm $15/child; ages 5-12

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Saturday Snowshoeing in the Sierra* March 21 – 10 am

Join Linda Morgan and your neighbors for a Snowshoeing adventure. We will meet at the Club at 10am and carpool to a scenic destination. This is a free members’ event, but please RSVP on the calendar.

Spring Signature Event

March 21 - 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm Adults Only 21+ It’s the first Signature Event of 2026, and it’s sure to be fabulous! All Somersett residents are encouraged to join in the fun and make some lasting memories with your neighbors. Mark your calendars and stay tuned for more details.

4-6 pm on Thursdays-Saturdays The Great Room of the Club at Town Center

Kids Night Out*

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Check the Website for updated information and details.

Saturday Snowshoeing in the Sierra*

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ONGOING EVENTS:

Join Linda Morgan and your neighbors for a Snowshoeing adventure. We will meet at the Club at 10am and carpool to a scenic destination. This is a free members’ event, but please RSVP on the calendar.

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Cocktail Class

Check the Website for updated information and details.

February 21 – 10 am

These events are subject to change and we often add events closer to the date. For the most up-to-date information and registration links, see the Events Calendar on www.somersett.com.

March 13

It’s time for some Friday night fun!

Kids can enjoy a movie, group games, and kid-friendly food with friends.

Parents—consider it your night to relax while they play!

* = Members Only

Join Us for Happy Hour at the Gathering Bar! Come unwind and enjoy great company at The Club at Town Center’s Gathering Bar during Happy Hour! Whether you’re catching up with friends or making new ones, it’s the perfect spot to relax.

• Rotating Drinks: $3 draft microbrew, $4 glass of wine and $1 non-alcoholic drinks • Complimentary Bar Snacks to enjoy while you sip and socialize • Hosted by Volunteers: A big thank you to our amazing community volunteers who help make it happen!

Happy Hour is open exclusively to members of The Club at Town Center.

Note: service may be closed during select events

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Canyon Nine Golf Course is a private course for the enjoyment of Somersett residents (including our sub-associations - The Village, The Vue, and Sierra Canyon) and their guests.

Play is free for residents; $10 for their guests.

This executive par 3 walking course is the perfect choice for learning the game or a quick nine after work. No tee times are required. Play is first-come, first-served.

Winter at the Canyon 9 While the Canyon 9 looks like a perfect winter playground, sledding on the greens can cause serious damage to the turf. The weight and repeated traffic compact the soil, create ice buildup, and can leave the grass struggling to recover in spring, leading to costly repairs and delayed play. For everyone’s safety and for the long-term health of the course, please keep all winter activities off the greens.

Course Etiquette and Safety Rules To ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all residents and guests, please follow these golf course rules: • Maintain pace of play – Avoid slow play to keep the course flowing smoothly.

• Care for the course – Repair ball marks, replace divots, and rake bunkers after use.

• Respect natural areas – Balls landing in native

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vegetation must be left; these areas are not playable.

• Be snake aware – Rattlesnakes are present in the

Somersett area. Do not enter natural areas to retrieve golf balls.

• Use soft spikes only – Metal spikes are not allowed on the course.

• No dogs are allowed on the greens or fairways. Dogs must be leashed and kept to the perimeter paths or rough areas. Please avoid walking pets on fairways, greens, or tee boxes. Always pick up after your pet.

Golf bag tags Do you have your Somersett golf bag tag? The tag helps us identify residents from non-residents and allows you to get right to your game with no need to check in before you play. Get your free tag by filling out the form on the website or stopping by the front desk and requesting one.

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The Club at Town Center Entering the Club

Club doors are always locked and access is available to Club members from 4:30 am to 10 pm via an access card, fob, or app. The outer doors will be open from 9 am to 6 pm, allowing entry to the vestibule where an intercom is located. Thank you for helping us preserve this facility for the use of residents only!

Front Desk

The Front Desk is staffed from 9 am to 6 pm daily, with a break for lunch from 1-2 pm.

Don’t have an access card?

If you don’t yet have an access card, fob, or the app (your choice), please email soa@somersett.com to obtain a waiver form. Once you fill out the form and send it back to us, staff will arrange to give you a key fob, key card, or a link to the app (your choice) which we will activate once your residency is authenticated.

Please, don’t hold the door for others

Remember, when entering the Club, each member should use his or her access card/fob or app to unlock the door for members of his or her household. Please do not hold the door open to allow additional people to enter. Violation of this policy could result in your access being revoked.

Tennis/Pickleball Courts and Lap Pool

You may use your access card to open gates at the Tennis/ Pickleball Courts or Lap Pool. You still need to reserve a tennis or pickleball court on Somersett.com.

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Please remember to RSVP for programs by the deadline listed so we can ensure that enough supplies and staff are available. All fees are due at the time of reservation.

Unless stated otherwise, cancellations must be made 48 hours before an event to receive a refund. No refunds will be given for no shows. Unless noted, all events are for residents only. If residents choose to bring a guest, event and guest fees apply.

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All households are eligible for one complimentary annual punch pass (10 punches) that can be picked up at the front desk.

• Guests are invited to enjoy our facilities with a club member • In addition to your complimentary punch pass, you can also purchase additional passes: » Day pass: $10 for adults; $8 for juniors (ages 2-17) » 10-punch pass: $60 » Pools-only pass: $5 for all ages • Members are welcome to bring up to six guests per household each day, provided they are accompanied by the member at all times. Please note that on select holidays, including Memorial Day, July 4th, and Labor Day, as well as during certain Special Events, management may limit the number of guests to ensure amenities remain available for residents.

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Somersett Golf & Country Club

The 18-hole Championship Country Club Golf Course was designed by U.S. Champion Tom Kite. Memberships available at 775-787-1800 or www.SomersettGolfandCountryClub.com.

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Fire Mitigation & Wildfire Preparedness Update

By Tray Palmer – Fire Fuels Mitigation Project Manager

Protecting our community from wildfire remains a top priority. This update highlights the significant fire fuel reduction work completed this year, upcoming mitigation efforts, and practical steps homeowners can take during the winter months to reduce risk around their properties. You’ll also find important information on winter pruning, defensible space, and recent changes to homeowners insurance related to wildfire coverage—along with resources to help you stay informed and protected.

Fire Mitigation Update:

Benefits of Winter Tree Pruning

Since October, the community has mitigated 30 acres of fire Benefit #1 – Makes Tree Structure More fuel. A fuel break has been installed along Peavine, from the top Visible of Painted River Trail to Eagle Bend. This is a key part of the Proper pruning means making the right cuts in the right places Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP) to slow or stop to improve the shape, health and safety of your trees. Proper wildfires before they reach our homes. pruning should follow a three-step process shown here and never exceed 1/3 of the height of the tree.

For the most up-to-date fire mitigation information, please visit Fire Mitigation under the Residents tab on our homepage.

Benefit #2 – Reduce Disease Spread

Winter Maintenance Tips:

Winter is an ideal time to clean up and prepare your yard for the 2026 fire season. Key areas to address include: • Within 10 feet of rooflines, windows, and doors • Within 3 feet of fire hydrants and power boxes • Any potential ignition sources Ladder fuels—tall grasses, shrubs, and tree branches, living or dead—can allow ground fires to climb into tree canopies. Clearing these from your yard reduces wildfire risk significantly.

According to Micaela Truslove, Community Wildfire Preparedness Coordinator with UNR Extension, pruning trees and shrubs not only reduces fire fuel load, but it will also make the vegetation healthier if done the right way.

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Tree diseases are typically caused or spread by bacteria, fungi, parasites, and insects. Unless the weather has been exceptionally warm, these disease agents are usually dead or dormant during winter months. As a result, diseases are less likely to be transmitted through tree work done in winter.

Benefit #3 – Causes Less Stress for Trees

A tree’s normal reaction to pruning is to stimulate new growth and to close the wound made by the pruning cut. Pruning in winter doesn’t cause new growth until spring, at which time the tree has access to the moisture, sunlight, and nutrients it needs to support healthy growth. Plus, dormant pruning gives trees time to heal from pruning cuts before warmer weather brings out destructive insects and pathogens.

Benefit #4– Improves Tree Safety Over Winter

Damaged, dead or dying trees can be dangerous in winter, particularly when we get storms that bring wind, ice, or snow. Dormant pruning is done to remove any hazards before they can compromise the safety of your property and

loved ones. It also rejuvenates weaker trees (thus making them safer) by removing dead and diseased wood Winter pruning is not limited to trees. Have fun with it.

While doing home assessments throughout our community I have noticed beautiful shaping of our natural vegetation that blends the native vegetation into our home landscapes.

Check out this shaped bitterbrush that is along Eagle Bend Trail:

If you receive a cancellation notice, the Nevada Division of Insurance has compiled a list of insurance underwriters who cover homes locally: https://doi.nv.gov/consumers/ homeowners-insurance/. You have lots of options and can shop for coverage across a wide selection of insurers.

If you have an issue with your insurance, and don’t want to shop for your policy, your agent can advocate for you.

Simply point out to your agent that Somersett is nothing like the Tahoe region and not a forested area. While we are in a wildland urban interface, we are also inside the fire coverage area for the City of Reno which has an excellent Insurance Services Office rating.

Providing the following information and documents to your insurance agent may help: 1. Somersett, including Sierra Canyon, is a certified Firewise Community.

2. Somersett and Sierra Canyon have developed a Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP) that outlines priority areas for mitigation with an action plan for continual maintenance.

3. With the help of a multi-million-dollar Federal Wildfire Grant, we initiate various fire mitigation efforts which include defensible space work and education. In the last two years we have reduced over 400 acres of fire fuels, treated over 150 acres of open space with herbicide treatment, and replaced approximately 40 acres of flammable fuels with fire resistive wheat grass and flower blends as prescribed by the Nevada Division of Forestry.

4. The Action Plan for 2026 will call for an additional 200 acres of fuel reduction to include fuel breaks along the North and South Community Boundaries.

Mostly as a result of rebuilding cost and recent fires in our region, some underwriters have stopped writing fire policies in 5. Placement of three fire stations (2 Reno Fire Department, and 1 Truckee Meadows Fire) throughout our community local areas in Nevada that border the Wildland Urban Interface provides average response times of under 6 minutes. such as Somersett.

6. The developments of Sierra Canyon and Sommerset were built under the International Fire Code and Building Code According to the 2025 Insurance Market Report by the Nevada standards. As such, water hydrants are properly placed for Division of Insurance, in 2023, wildfire concerns led insurers to quick Fire Department Access with a minimum flow of 1500 decline renewal for 481 homeowner policies, which represented gpm. Paved, maintained access roads are of proper width to an 82 percent increase from the previous year. That same year, allow for emergency access and egress. Both communities total home insurance policy cancellations and non-renewals have 3 separate ways in and out. in Nevada surged to nearly 158,000, while insurer denials of 7. You can also show your agent what you have done to coverage due to wildfire risk more than doubled. protect your home from wildfire. The critical zone most insurance companies look at is 0-5 feet from your home, In June 2025, the Nevada Legislature passed A.B. 376. Starting and then a reduced fuel load at 5-30 feet from your home.

January 1, 2026, insurers will be permitted to exclude wildfire Somersett and Sierra Canyon have a permission form that coverage from standard homeowners’ policies and offer it only will allow residents to encroach on HOA property and as a separate, standalone product. As written, the legislation clear fuels within 30 feet of property line. allows insurers to go even further by eliminating wildfire coverage entirely.

Homeowners Insurance Cancellations:

While the bill is intended to improve insurance availability in a high-risk environment, its provisions may leave many homeowners without essential protection. Some residents may not realize that wildfire coverage is no longer included in their standard policies. The bill does not ensure consumer transparency. It is important to check your policy upon renewal to ensure that you are adequately covered.

Copies of the Firewise Certificates, Community Wildfire Protection Plan, and defensible space guidelines can be found on our website.

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P R O F I L E

Dr. Jamy Schaap

Spotlight on a Somersett Neighbor Making Waves On and Off the Airwaves

Since moving to Somersett in 2018, Jamy Schaap has found far more than a beautiful place to live—he’s found a community he truly loves. While searching for a new home, he stepped into his current house and instantly knew the floor plan was exactly what he wanted, making the decision to put down roots an easy one. Today, he appreciates the quiet charm of the neighborhood and can often be found at the Clubhouse, where he enjoys working out twice a week.

A devoted father and grandfather, Jamy lights up when talking about his son, Joshua, and his two grandchildren, Jordan and Juliette. He also speaks lovingly of his partner, Gale Elaine Papillon, whom he describes as the second great love of his life. When he’s not spending time with family, Jamy enjoys traveling to Oregon to fish for big-game salmon—a favorite pastime that keeps him connected to nature and provides a welcome sense of balance.

Professionally, Jamy’s life is just as dynamic. A former Marine Corps Corporal and Vietnam veteran, he went on to build a remarkable 25-plus-year career in international business, strategic planning, consulting, and higher education. He has taught university courses for more than four decades and is a prolific author with several major works to his name. His first memoir, Vietnam: My War – Over Five Decades Later, chronicles his wartime experiences and reflections. He later published a second book focused on military history, Ike and I: The Stories of a Soldier and a Warrior. Both titles are currently available on Amazon in paperback and eBook formats.

Many residents may also recognize Jamy as one half of the duo behind Business-Academics, a weekly radio show he cohosts with longtime colleague and fellow strategist Professor Jonathan Breiter. Airing every Saturday from 11 a.m. to noon on News Talk 780 KKOH, the show blends practical business insights, real-world stories, and lessons drawn from their combined 50-plus years in corporate leadership, marketing, and consulting. The program has been warmly received and continues to grow, welcoming new guests each month.

In addition to their radio work, Jamy and Jonathan run Business Academics, LLC, a consulting firm specializing in strategic, management, and marketing solutions. Their mission is to help organizations transform challenges into profitable opportunities by strengthening vision, mission, and strategy—from formulation through full implementation. The pair are also currently publishing a new book together, Business-Academics: Strategy Is Not an Option. It Is the Job, which will be released digitally by Kendall Hunt in January 2026.

Jamy’s writing doesn’t stop there. He and Gale are also co-authoring an upcoming book, Falling in Love in Our Seventies: So, What Does That Really Look Like? The book, to be published by Penguin Books in spring 2026, explores love, partnership, and life lessons later in life.

Whether he’s shaping strategy in the boardroom, sharing insights over the airwaves, writing, or casting a line on a peaceful fishing trip, Jamy approaches life with purpose and curiosity. Here in Somersett, that thoughtful, engaged spirit is part of what makes him such a valued neighbor.

Curious to learn more? Tune in to Business-Academics on KKOH 780 AM Saturdays at 11 a.m., or reach out to Jamy or Jonathan to explore how their consulting expertise can support your business.

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Sports, Fitness & Wellness Classes Winter Wellness Begins at the Club – Start Tennis and Pickleball Outdoors: 8 am - 7 pm daily, weather-dependent.

2026 Strong!

A new year brings new motivation—and winter is the perfect season to refocus on your health. Whether you’re aiming to build strength, boost your energy, or stay active during the colder months, the Club has everything you need to feel your best.

• State-of-the-art Fitness Center: Warm up indoors with our fully equipped gym, offering modern machines, free weights, and space for every workout style—no matter how chilly it gets outside.

• Group Fitness Classes: Club members enjoy complimentary access to a full lineup of group classes led by inspiring instructors who make every session engaging, effective, and fun.

• Personalized Training: Looking for a customized plan to kick off 2026? Our certified personal trainer, Christy Santos, can create a program tailored to your goals and lifestyle.

Let the Club be your partner in making this winter your strongest, healthiest start to the year!

Fitness Class Descriptions

Hatha Yoga: Using body postures, breathing techniques, and meditation techniques to bring about a healthy body and a clear, peaceful mind.

J Integrated Yoga: Greet the morning slowly and methodically with deep stretching and mindful yoga practice, including meditative awareness.

Muscle Mix: A full-body workout mixing it up with all kinds of equipment ranging from weights to straps to balls and kettlebells, ropes and bands.

Lift & Ride: A high-intensity spin and weights class. A couple songs spent on the bike working cardio then a couple songs spent off the bike lifting weights, alternating from on the bike to off.

Strengthen & Stretch: A low-impact class with the majority of the class spent on the mat. Full body strength with a focus on core and glutes. Weights and bands are used each class with some light stretching done in between sets of strength.

TRX Muscle Madness: A slightly lower impact strength class using the TRX straps and weights in circuits working full body.

TRX Circuit: A full-body, high-intensity circuit class split into four stations: TRX, spin, and two weight circuits. A mix of strength and cardio.

Fitness Questions

For information about our free classes, fitness equipment, personal training, and pricing, please visit our website at www.somersett.org or contact Luc Fabre at Luc@ somersett.com. If you are new or simply curious about our strength-training equipment, call today to arrange a complimentary fitness orientation.

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Court 1 for Tennis only, Court 2 open to both Tennis and Pickleball.

Indoors: Pickleball only, in the Sports Court during designated times.

Pickleball is a racquet sport that combines elements of tennis, badminton, and ping pong. Even if you’ve never played this beginner-friendly game before, come on out and join in the fun!

Reservations are necessary. See website for full schedule of availability.

Personal Training

Personal training is a great way to get personalized fitness routines designed to increase your performance and get results. Whether you are new to the gym, coming back after some time off, or want to shake up your normal routine, our trainers can help you work out safely and efficiently.

Christy Santos

Christy is an accredited Personal Trainer through the American Sports & Fitness Association. She is experienced in a multitude of aspects of training and looks forward to helping individuals reach their personal fitness goals. For more information, pick up a brochure at the front desk.

Age Limits in the Gym

Children under 14 years of age are not permitted to use the fitness facilities, including the fitness room and group fitness classes. Children ages 14-17 MUST complete a fitness waiver and meet with a member of Club staff regarding fitness etiquette before using the fitness center or aerobics classes.

Massage at the Club at Town Center

Massage is a great way to reduce stress, relax, and care for your body. Even one session can lower heart rate, cortisol, and insulin levels - promoting a calmer, more balanced life.

Licensed massage therapist Linda Morgan (Lic. #6696) offers customized treatments tailored to your needs. Her specialties include soft and deep tissue massage, relaxation, rejuvenation, sports stretching, lymphatic therapy, and reflexology. As a certified yoga instructor, Linda can also help you develop a home routine to target areas of tension.

Treat yourself—schedule a session today!

Brochures are available at the front desk.

Massages are open to all Somersett residents.

For the latest information on Fitness Classes, please refer to the QR code or visit our website.

Winter Pet Safety:

Top Tips to Keep Them Cozy & Protected Winter weather can be tough on our fourlegged family members. Keep your pets safe, happy, and healthy with these quick coldweather tips:

1. Indoors Is Best

If it’s too cold for you, it’s too cold for your pet. Limit

outdoor time and never leave pets in a cold car.

2. Protect Those Paws

After walks, wipe paws and bellies to remove ice, salt, and

chemicals. Check for cracks or redness.

3. Use Paw Balm or Booties

Apply vet-approved paw balm before walks or use booties

for extra protection.

4. Prevent Dry Skin

Cold air + heated homes = itchy pets. Keep your home

humid and towel dry pets after outdoor time.

5. Skip the Winter Shave

Longer coats provide warmth. Trim long hair to prevent ice

buildup. Short-haired pets may benefit from a cozy sweater.

6. Limit Baths

Frequent baths can dry out skin. Use moisturizing products

if bathing is necessary.

7. Watch for Toxic Chemicals

Clean antifreeze spills immediately. Store ice melt and

winter chemicals safely out of reach.

8. Extra Calories Help

Pets burn more energy staying warm. A little extra food

and plenty of water keep them healthy.

9. Create a Cozy Sleeping Spot

Provide a warm bed off the floor and away from drafts.

10. Keep Pets Leashed

Snow and ice can disorient pets, and many become lost in

winter. Always keep ID tags on.

Keep these tips handy so you and your furry friends can enjoy a safe, cozy winter season!

Sources - Recommendations compiled from ASPCA; PetMD; & veterinary winter-care best practices.

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January

1 SOA CLOSED 8 12 pm Finance Committee 8 3 pm Events Committee 13 2 pm Facilities Committee 15 9 am AGC 15 5:30 pm Vue Board Meeting 22 5:30 pm Village Board Meeting 26 4 pm SOA Executive Session 28 5:30 pm SOA Board Meeting

February

5 9 am AGC 12 3 pm Events Committee 16 SOA CLOSED 19 9 am AGC 23 4 pm SOA Executive Session 25 5:30 pm SOA Board Meeting

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Accounting Portal

You can check your account balance, update your contact information, and more through Somersett’s accounting portal: somersett.vmsclientonline.com How to access the portal: Your username is your account number OR your email of record. If you don’t know your password, click on the Forgot Password link and follow the prompts. If you have any questions, email soa@somersett. com.

Compliance Information

To report a non-compliance, please email soa@somersett. com or call 775-787-4500. While we do investigate and document each complaint received, we cannot disclose the status of anyone’s account. Should a homeowner not respond to or correct a violation, he or she will be summoned to a hearing and could be suspended from the Club and assessed fines. The Association has a policy not to enter a property unless it is bank owned, and then only to repair front-yard landscaping.

Association Information: On-site office is located at The Club at Town Center.

Assessment mailing address: Somersett Owners Association, P.O. Box 98263, Phoenix, AZ 85038-0263 Association Hours: Monday–Friday: 9 am to 6 pm. Offices will be closed on January 1 and February 16.

Somersett Owners Association 2026 Meeting Schedule

Any changes to the meeting dates will be updated online on the SOA Board & Committees Meeting Calendar at www.somersett.com. Executive sessions and Aesthetic Guidelines Committee (AGC) meetings are not open to residents other than those who are on the agenda. Adult Community Events, Family and Children Events (FACE), Facilities, Budget & Finance committee meetings as well as meetings of the Board of Directors are open to all owners and are held at The Club at Town Center. They are also open to members via Zoom.

Meeting Agendas and Minutes

Agendas for Board of Directors meetings will be posted online at www.somersett.org at least 5 days before the scheduled meeting. Final minutes will be posted once they have been approved at the next scheduled meeting. For a draft copy of the minutes, please submit your request to soa@somersett.com

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Winter 2026 POOL INFO

2026 WINTER POOL INFO

The pools are an amenity reserved for members of the Club at Town Center.

Play Pool, Slide and Lower Spa Closed for the Winter season.

Lap Pool and Upper Spa

The Lap Pool and Upper Spa are open daily from 6 am - 9 pm, depending on the weather.

Aquatic Weather Policy

Ice: Management reserves the right to close the pool at any time due to cold temperatures causing ice on the pool deck.

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Hours of operation are set by management.

Swimmers are asked to use caution at all times when utilizing the pool areas.

Any incidents should be reported to a lifeguard or manager immediately.

County regulations require swimmers to shower before entering pools.

No diving in any area of the pools.

No running and jumping off the side of the pools.

No throwing people, adults or children, into the pools from the pool deck.

No water guns permitted within pool deck areas.

No large rafts or inflatables are permitted without approval from management.

No balls of any kind are permitted in the pools.

Non-aquatic toys are not permitted in the pools.

Kickboards are permitted for use as swimming aids and/or swimming instruction.

Diving rings and other pool-specific toys are permitted.

No pets allowed within pool deck areas.

Exceptions will be made for guide animals.

No outside decorations will be permitted, including streamers, balloons, and confetti.

Temporary shade structures are limited to outdoor personal umbrellas.

No tents, canopies or other similar personal shade structures will be permitted on the pool deck.

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Children using flotation devices must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Children under the age of 6 must be closely supervised by an accompanying adult.

Children who are not bathroom dependent must wear designated swim diaper. The club reserves the right to ask a child be removed from the water if not wearing a swim diaper.

Proper bathing suits are required for swimming. No cut off shorts or thongs allowed.

The pool furniture is not to be removed from its location on the pool deck.

Food and Drinks at the Pool

20. Members are not permitted to bring in outside coolers larger than 12”x12”x12” without management approval.

Management reserves the right to inspect coolers.

21. No glass containers of any kind are permitted on pool deck.

22. No food or drink allowed in the pool or consumed sitting on the side of the pool. Food and drinks must be consumed away from pool or poolside.

Lifeguard Authority

23. Lifeguard’s instructions must be obeyed by members and guests for maximum safety. Failure to follow rules will result in members being required to leave.

24. Refrain from talking to lifeguards while they are on the stands.

Management

25. Management may reserve portions of the pool deck for Club sponsored parties and events.

26. Persons with skin disorders may be denied use of the pool.

27. Management may immediately suspend member’s pool privileges for a period up to 30 days for members disrespecting employees, lifeguards, security personnel, including management or violating any of the Rules or Regulations, including disrespect shown to fellow members or their guests,

causing a disturbance, displaying or conveying threatening behavior, cursing, abusive conduct, or otherwise displaying behavior that is disruptive to others.

— SLIDE RULES —

1. Swimmers must stay clear of the catch pool and slide exit area. Do not reach into the slide from the deck area.

2. Riders must exit the catch pool immediately after use. No diving from side into the catch pool.

3. Children less than 48 inches tall who are unable to swim may only use the slide with a person of an age greater than 15 years old.

4. Parents may assist their child out of the water in the catch pool if necessary, but they cannot stand in front of the slide to catch their child. Parents may wait at the steps if needed.

5. Only one person at a time is allowed down the slide, excluding a person of an age greater than 15 years old and one small child as described above.

6. Walk up the steps and make sure the catch pool is empty before beginning slide run.

7. Riders must go down on their back with their feet first.

8. No flotation devices of any kind are permitted on the slide, including those in bathing suits.

9. No goggles, sunglasses, hats, or any object that may fall off into the water permitted on the slide.

— SPA RULES —

1. For the safety of users, the Lower Spa capacity is 15 swimmers at a time.

2. Children under 12 years of age should not use the spa for more than 10 consecutive minutes and must be supervised by an adult.

3. Extended exposure to hot water or vapors may be detrimental to the health of elderly people and people with heart conditions, diabetes, or high or low blood pressure.

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4. People with skin, ear, genital or other body infections, open sores, or wounds should not use the hot tub because of the possibility of spreading infection.

5. Parents are to warn children not to ingest water in their mouths as this can cause infection and illness.

6. The heat of the hot tub water speeds up the effects of alcohol and can

cause sleepiness, dizziness and unconsciousness.

7. Horse playing, diving, splashing, and swimming are not permitted in the spas.

8. Management reserves the right to close the spa for a longer period of time if additional cleaning is needed.

— AQUATIC — WEATHER POLICY

For the safety of members, the Club follows American Red Cross guidelines for thunder and lightning. From the time staff hears thunder or sees lightning, the pool will be cleared for 30 minutes. In the case of lightning, the pool deck must be cleared due to the danger of a strike.

In the case of consistent inclement weather, the Manager will make the decision to close the pool for 2 hour increments to accommodate the ever changing weather patterns. If the weather improves, then the pool will reopen. Pool closing and/or opening times will be communicated.

Rain passes will be issued in the case of inclement weather if the guest signed in less than one hour prior to closure time. The check-in attendant on duty will issue the rain pass to applicable guests. No refunds will be given.

Ice: Management reserves the right to close the pool at any time due to cold temperatures causing ice on the pool deck.

Air Quality: Management reserves the right to close the pools at any time due to poor air quality. If the Air Quality Index reaches 170 or higher, the pools will be closed due to the health and safety of residents and staff.

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EMERGENCY CARE That Stands Alone HOSPITAL-LEVEL ER CARE The quality you’d find at our main ER – including emergency physicians on duty.

ON-SITE TESTING X-rays, ultrasounds, CT scans and lab work are all available right here.

OPEN 24/7, ALWAYS No matter the hour, we’re here – weekends, holidays, every day of the year.

ON-THE-SPOT MEDICATIONS Your on-site treatment may include medications available right here.

CLOSE-TO-HOME CONVENIENCE Multiple ER locations throughout the Sparks-Reno area provide the care you need, where you need it.

To request a time at ER at McCarran NW if you have a non-life-threatening illness or injury, visit nnmc.com/ER or scan the code.*

In an emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. *You should request a time only if you decide your care can wait until the time you select. Do not wait if your symptoms or conditions worsen or if you need care immediately since delays may complicate your condition. If you are unsure of your condition or if your condition worsens, then please go to the nearest emergency room or call 911. Physicians are independent practitioners who are not employees or agents of Northern Nevada Medical Center. The hospital shall not be liable for actions or treatments provided by physicians. For language assistance, disability accommodations and the nondiscrimination notice, visit our website. 264393604-4440663 12/25

New Year Wellness Kickstart - Starting at $399 IV Therapy + Weight-Loss Consultation + 1 Month of Medication (Valued at $550) IV Therapy - Immune Accelerator:

This IV includes a blend of electrolytes and a powerful vitamin cocktail with B-complex, magnesium, calcium, vitamin C, and zinc. Designed to strengthen immune function, improve hydration, ease symptoms of illness, and support allergy relief.

Free Weight-Loss Consultation:

Consultations normally start at $100. You will meet with our nurse to discuss your goals and develop a customized weight-oss plan that fits your needs.

1 Month of Weight-Loss Medication:

Includes one month of medication, selected during your consultation based on your individualized treatment plan.

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