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Meridian Ranch Meridian Ranch Community Directory MSMD Board of Directors: President: Butch Gabrielski Secretary/ Treasurer: Mike Fenton Asst Secretary/ Treasurer: Tom Sauer Bill Gessner Wayne Reorda Newsletter Advertising Porchlink Media kerri@porchlink.com www.porchlinkmedia.com 720-295-2649 Newsletter Sponsor Thank you to Antler Creek Golf Course, CreekView Grill, DRC No. 1 and DRC No. 2 for their sponsorship of
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Ongoing December Events & Activities
December Active Older Adult Events
• Swim lessons for all ages: group lessons and private lessons available.
• 1st and 3rd Thursday @ 12:30 pm; Pinochle.
• Gymnastics all ages and abilities with new coach Desiree Pounds: call front desk for more info. • Women on Weights: Small group weight training facilitated by Personal Trainer, Sarah Aldrich. Two classes available. •Adult Pickleball: Postponed until further notice. •Adult Open Gym Volleyball: Postponed until further notice. • Ballet and Jazz classes: upcoming Tuesdays and Thursdays. • Cookies with Santa: Saturday, December 9th, at Meridian Ranch Recreation Center 5:30-7:30 p.m. • Flick N’ Float: Saturday, December 16th, 6:00 – 8:30 pm
• 2nd and 4th Thursday @ 12:30 pm; Mexican Train (a dominos game) • Sunday, December 3rd: Forte Handbell Quartet Christmas Concert. Located at Library 21c at 2 pm. Followed by Dinner Out! at Mimi's Café on Academy Blvd. Pre-registration is required for dinner. No admission fee is charged for the concert, but a free will donation would be welcome. • Wednesday, December 6th, 12:30 pm: Alzheimer Association will do a presentation on the connection between various components of healthy living and the mind. Free and open to all. No registration is required • Thursday, December 14th, 12:15-2:00 pm: Community Christmas Pot luck with the option of participating in the Wrapped White Elephant gift Exchange (Max value $10.) at the Meridian Ranch Recreation Center. Open to all. Pre-registration is requested. • Did you know that if you have an insurance policy that covers SilverSneakers that you may come and take any SilverSneakers classes that we offer at no cost? You need not be a resident of Meridian Ranch. Come check us out! We’d love to meet you.
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Meridian Ranch Rec Center Saturday, December 9th 5:30pm -7:30pm
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December 2017 Design Review Council Corner
Manager’s Message, December 2017
Wishing the Meridian Ranch community a happy and safe holiday season! Thank you to residents who participated in the 8th annual Christmas light contest! The Winners will be posted in the January newsletter as well as on the DRC websites and the Facebook page. We truly appreciate the joy and beauty this contest brings to Meridian Ranch!
In last month’s newsletter, I was introduced as the new District General Manager. It’s a privilege for me to be serving the Meridian Ranch community alongside our dedicated staff. The District provides water, sewer, drainage, parks, trails, open space, and recreation services for Meridian Ranch. These services touch everyone’s lives every day. Keeping the water flowing and facilities open is a significant responsibility that our District staff takes very seriously. You can’t start your day in the morning or finish your day at night without a clean, reliable water supply and functioning sewer system. Most people who have public water and sewer service don’t ever give this a thought. That’s actually a credit to the men and women who reliably operate and maintain the wells, pumps, motors, pipes, valves, switches, emergency generators, storage tanks, flow meters, and other equipment keeping the systems working 24/7 in all weather conditions. More visible are the parks, trails, and recreation facilities. I sometimes go for walks during the noon hour and I love to see residents out enjoying our extensive trails and parks – a luxury that did not exist in my former home in another state. This holiday season, as you count your blessings, remember to stop and thank your public servants who keep everything working – Braden, Cassie, Kevin, Russ, Tobi, Fred, John B., John S., Jennette, Angela, Tom, Cal, Michael, Jeff, Bret.
The Meridian Ranch DRC’s have dedicated volunteers appointed to the Board of Directors. Their roles are outlined in the Bylaws. DRC No. 1
DRC No. 2
Bill Gessner: President
Michelle Carr; President
Bret Haycock: Vice President
Bret Haycock; Vice President
Mitch Meider: Treasurer
Fred Little: Treasurer
Becky Van Vleet: Secretary
Janet McMonigal: Secretary
Joe Livingston: Member at Large
Raul Guzman: Member at Large
DRC meetings are on the first Wednesday of each month and are posted on the DRC website under the Calendar. All owners should have received the Annual Assessment invoice for the Design Review Council: The Assessment information and requirements for the Assessment can be found in sections 4.22 – 4.25 DRC no 1; and Article 5; Section 5.1-5.10 in DRC No 2. The assessment is due January 1st, and is late after the 15th. NEW LOCKBOX ADDRESS: If you use bill pay to pay the DRC annual assessment, please note there is a NEW address- please make the necessary adjustment with the bank, so the payment can be processed in a timely manner. Meridian Ranch DRC No. 1 or DRC No. 2 c/o The Warren Management Group, Inc PO Box 98035 Phoenix, AZ 85038-8035 Paying online: DRC No. 1; Association ID: 16; Management Company: 2322 DRC No. 2: Association ID: 99; Management Company: 2322 Remember ALL Improvements must be submitted and approved prior to installation! Governing Documents can be found on the website: www. meridianranchdrc.org Questions? Please contact your Meridian Ranch DRC Management Team: Jamie Adams, CMCA, AMS, PCAM, Managing Agent: Jamie@warrenmgmt.com Julie Sampson, Governance Director Julie@warrenmgmt.com Chaylyn Petrik, Management Team AssistantChaylyn@warrenmgmt.com
David A. Pelser, General Manager, Meridian Service Metropolitan District
MRES Students, Staff Salute Military with Veterans Day Celebration Students and staff hosted a special Veterans Day assembly Friday, Nov. 10th at Meridian Fourth grade students sing and salute the Ranch Elementary School. The military at MRES during the Veterans Day gymnasium was packed as military celebration on Nov. 10th. parents and community members attended to honor those who have served. Approximately 40 percent of all families at MRES are military. Festivities were kicked off with a Boy Scout troop posting the colors, which was followed by guest speaker, Melissa Dashner, military student transition consultant. Dashner shared a video about the history of Veterans Day and had a few questions for students. “How many of you have parents in the military?” she asked. “How many of you have friends who are in a military family?” Dashner’s message was clear in teaching students that nearly everyone has a connection to those who serve. The celebration included a performance by MRES fourth graders, which was directed by Craig Phipps, music teacher. The performance included singing classic American-themed songs, a Native American flag dance and a lively Armed Forces medley. Once the patriotic show was complete, veterans and family members were invited to participate in an “American Walk.” Students lined the hallways to applaud military guests who made their way through the school. One honored guest was Cpl. William Antrim, who served in Lt. Col. Rickie Banister waves to students the Army during World War II. during the “American Walk” of Veterans Day Antrim was escorted through festivities at MRES. the hallways by Merry Monk, his granddaughter and MRES fourth grade teacher. “This was the best part of my day,” he shared.
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Antrim wasn’t the only veteran who felt special, thanks to the MRES community. “I’ve done 25 years of service,” shared Lt. Col. Rickie Banister. “And I’ve never seen anything like this.” The View From Meridian Ranch
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Homeowners Committee The second Homeowner's Committee Meeting was held on November 9th at 6:00 pm. Board members and Community members made up the 9 people who attended. A Chairman and Co-Chairman were designated at the meeting. The Purpose of the Committee is to advocate for the Homeowners/Residents related to the MSMD and DRC and educate Community Members regarding the governing bodies. The Committee meets on the Thursday following the MSMD Board Meetings, at 6:00 pm at the Rec Center and needs members who would be willing to be Neighborhood Representatives. The Representatives would pass out initial packets to new homeowners in their neighborhood and assist in being Contact Persons for questions and concerns. The Committee wants everyone to know that they are welcome at the Homeowner's Committee Meeting. Your input is valuable.
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AOA Lunch Out Outback Steakhouse 1:00 pm
EVERY Wednesday is Ladies Night @ the CreekView Grill from 4 pm until Close
NFL Football 20 wings & a pitcher of beer for $20 at the CreekView Grill
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Board Meeting @ Rec Center 10:00 am AOA Alzheimer’s Association Presentation 12:30 pm Gymnastics Quilting Club 5:00 – 8:00 pm
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College Football 20 wings & a pitcher of beer for $20 at the CreekView Grill
Barre Class 5:00 pm Resident Committee Meeting @ Rec Center 6:00 pm
Cookies with Santa 5:30 – 7:30 pm
Christmas Angel Gifts due at Rec Center 14 AOA Community Christmas Potluck 12:15 – 2:00 pm
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Christmas Lights Contest Judging 6:00 – 9:00 pm
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College Football 20 wings & a pitcher of beer for $20 at the CreekView Grill Flick-N-Float 6:00 pm
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We wish everyone a wonderful holiday and a happy and healthy New Year. The View From Meridian Ranch
Sweat Equity: Winter Workout Use this winter to keep your golf game sharp. Have too many frosty Saturdays lounging on the couch reduced a once-functional swing into an awkward, flailing mess? Is it like watching a zombie from "The Walking Dead" try to swing a club? Rather than letting this cycle start again, here is an offseason workout that targets the physical issues of seasonal golfers. This series consists of exercises that will keep your swing—and body— prepped for spring. So get your sneakers on, and let's go to work. THE BACKSWING Golfers returning from a long layoff struggle to coil properly. Instead of winding the upper body against a stable and quiet lower body, they tend to sway off the ball and lift their arms like they're chopping wood. This makes it hard to hit solid shots with consistency. FIX NO. 1 RIGHT: Lie down on your side, knees bent and resting on a rolled-up towel or mat (A) With your hands ex tended and palms together, slowly rotate your torso toward the ceiling as far as you can without your knees coming off the mat or separating (B) Don't rotate past the point where your knees rise or pull apart. Make 8-12 rotations, then switch sides and repeat in the opposite direction.
December Safety Tips from the Falcon Fire Protection District Decorating for the Holidays? Keep Fire Safety in Mind Deco rat io n s are a p art of many celebrations and holiday observances. Unfortunately, fire safety is sometimes ove r l o o ke d w h e n c re at i n g festive surroundings. Every year in the U.S., an estimated 860 home structure fires are related to decorations, with numbers peaking in December.
Statistics from the U.S. Fire Administration and National Fire Protection Association show that candles are the leading cause of home decoration fires. Nearly FIX NO. 2 half of these kinds of fires happen BELOW: Anchor an elastic band, stand parallel to because decorations are placed it with a small physio ball squeezed between your too close to a heat source. knees, and grab the band as shown (A) Rotate your body away from the anchored point, keeping your Here are some tips to keep you and your family safe through the holiday season. arms extended (B) Resist the urge to pull the band with your arms only. Let your upper-body rotation • Choose decorations that are flame resistant or flame retardant. do most of the work. Do 8-12 reps, switch sides and • Keep decorations away from lit candles, fireplaces, wood stoves, cook-tops, and heaters. repeat in the other direction. • Outside, use only lights that are rated for outdoor use. • Replace any strings of lights with worn or broken cords or loose bulb connections. • Follow manufacturer’s instructions for the number of light strands that can be safely connected. • Use clips, not nails, to hang lights so the cords do not get damaged. • Keep decorations away from windows and doors. • Blow out lit candles when you leave the room or go to bed. • Turn off all light strings and decorations before leaving home or going to bed. Website: Ben Shear, Darrell Kestner, Ron Kaspriske "Sweat Equity, June 28, 2015 https:/lwww. golfdigest.com/storylwinter-workout
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Meridian Ranch Eighth Annual Christmas Lights Competition
It is that time of year for residents to show their holiday spirit! Light up your home, light up the tree, and gather all the trimmings. Prizes will be awarded to the most festive displays. Be sure to turn on your Holiday Lights for Santa’s Elves on both:
Tuesday, December 12th & Thursday, December 14th Between 6:00 P.M.— 9:00 P.M. Judging done by the Meridian Ranch Design Review Council and Stonebridge H.O.A. board members. Please have your Christmas lights on display for both days. Prizes will be awarded in the form of gift cards to the Antler Creek Golf Course for the best decorated homes in each judging area as follows:
1st Place $50 2nd Place $30 3rd Place $20 ONE OVERALL GRAND PRIZE WINNER WILL BE AWARDED $100
The best dressed homes will be recognized with an ornament for their Holiday Spirit! All prizes for this competition have been generously donated by your community restaurant, The CreekView Grill at Antler Creek Golf Course.
2017 Christmas Light Competition Judging Areas:
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Stonebridge HOA Corner Welcome to the Stonebridge HOA Corner-– where you will find invaluable information about the Stonebridge Homeowners Association.
Roasted Beef Tenderloin with Roasted Red Pepper and Black Olive Sauce Ingredients 2 (2 to 2 1/2 pound) center-cut pieces beef tenderloin Extra virgin olive oil, for coating roasts, plus 3 tablespoons for sauce Montreal Steak Seasoning 5 whole roasted red peppers, coarsely chopped, well drained and pat dry 2 cloves garlic, popped from skin Handful flat-leaf parsley 1 cup pitted black olives, such as kalamata, drained well Salt and pepper Crusty bread, sliced
Directions 1. Preheat oven as high as it goes, 500 degrees F. 2. Liberally coat the meat with extravirgin olive oil and grill seasoning. Place the meat on a roasting rack or in a roasting pan and place in oven. If you are cooking in a pan with no rack, add a splash of water to the pan. Roast the meat 10 minutes on high then reduce heat to 350 degrees F and cook 30 minutes more. Do not open oven during those first 10 minutes. Remove meat from oven and let rest 10 minutes before serving. 3. Place roasted peppers in food processor and add garlic, parsley, olives, salt and pepper. Turn the processor on and stream in extra-virgin olive oil, about 3 tablespoons. 4. Thinly slice meat against grain and serve with crusty bread and sauce. Page 9
Stonebridge residents belong to the Stonebridge Homeowners Association. The Stonebridge HOA fee pays for the operations, maintenance and staffing of the Lodge as well as resident trash disposal and covenant enforcement. The Lodge, exclusive to Stonebridge residents, was built and paid for by the developer. Any future improvements, such as the community garden, will also be paid for by the developer and or by the Stonebridge Homeowners Association. Stonebridge residents also pay fees to the Meridian Service Metropolitan District and enjoy all the facilities and amenities that Meridian Ranch has to offer, including the Meridian Ranch Recreation Center. The Lodge is staffed Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday from 10 AM to 5 PM and at those times you may enjoy all the rooms. Play a game of pool in the Retreat, study or watch T.V. in the Great Room, check out some supplies to do crafts.
Stonebridge residents, the The DAILY BURN available (use tablet to access classes) in Risnear Family, enjoy playing the yoga room! pool at the Lodge at Stonebridge, a new clubhouse exclusive to Residents of Stonebridge please log onto the Stonebridge Stonebridge residents. HOA website to reserve your time if you are unable to make it during the staffed time: www.stonebridgemrhoa.org or email stonebridge@warrenmgmt.com. Your Stonebridge Management Team is here to assist you with any questions you may have: Jamie Adams, CMCA, AMS, PCAM – Association Manager jamie@warrenmgmt.com Melonie Marshall, Management Team Assistant melonie@warrenmgmt.com Karlona Dimoff, Onsite Management Team Assistant karlona@warrenmgmt.com Main line to the Stonebridge Lodge is 719-694-8768. For covenant or improvement questions, please contact the WMG office at 719-685-8743.
Get Clipped Set to Open In December Dawn and Mark, owners of Get Clipped Barbershop, are very excited to be moving to The Shops at Meridian Ranch. They are planning on a soft opening on December 1st, followed by a grand opening in February, 2018. Dawn has been barbering for 20 years and has owned Get Clipped Barbershop on Peterson Road for 5 years. Mark is retired from the USAF and needed something more to do with his time (besides his full time job). Get Clipped Barbershop is proud to be a Veteran-owned company. Dawn commented “Get Clipped is a very manly barbershop. I think the interior will be very unique and may surprise you! We will cut your hair, shave your face, give you a little neck massage and send you on your way feeling like a million bucks. We will also carry great men's products for hair, face and beard.” Hours are Monday-Friday 8-6, Saturday 8-4, and Sunday 11-4. Hair cuts start at $20.00. A face shave is $25.00 and a beard trim starts at $10.00. Check out the new barbers in town at 11856 Stapleton Drive. Stay connected with them or make an appointment on facebook/getclippedbarbershop. The View From Meridian Ranch
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