Meridian Ranch June 2018 Newsletter

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Meridian Ranch Meridian Ranch Community Directory MSMD Board of Directors: President: Butch Gabrielski Secretary/ Treasurer: Mike Fenton

Schafer’s Steakhouse Opens at the CreekView Grill!

Schafer’s Steakhouse celebrated its grand opening at the CreekView Grill on May 3rd after a month of renovations. Restaurateurs Chuck and Heath Schafer, owners of the nearby Purple Toad, bring their extensive restaurant experience at Prime 25 and The Cow Pub and Grill to the CreekView Grill.

Tom Sauer Bill Gessner Wayne Reorda

Head Chef Dani Broza pleased over one hundred guests with her culinary creations at the opening. A member of the International Wine Guild and a Sommelier, and formerly head sous chef at Prime 25, a fine dining restaurant in the Springs, Dani’s passion and background is French and Nordic cuisine. But don’t be fooled, Dani can prepare any fare and recommend the wine that best suits the course. When Dani is not in the kitchen, she enjoys playing volleyball, and travelling with her giant dogs. Schafer’s Steakhouse at CreekView Grill’s menu will offer favorites and continually have new items for everyone’s discerning palette.

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June 2018 Design Review Council Corner Happy Summer!

The second annual clean-up is scheduled for June 18th and 19th - Roll off dumpsters (available only to Meridian Ranch residents) will be located in two sections of the community. Lambert Road, next to the high school, and Rex Road. Please check out the website for a list of what CAN and CANNOT be thrown away. In the May newsletter, there was an article about PLOGGING - picking up trash while jogging or walking the trails as an excellent way to exercise. Let’s all work together to keep the Meridian Ranch Community a beautiful place to live!

The summer months brings open windows, the smell of fresh flowers, the chitter chatter of the birds, and the laughter of children. What we don’t want is to hear is barking dogs, or smell unkempt yards filled with dog debris. Please be a good neighbor! Excessive barking from dogs is considered a “nuisance”. Please do your part in keeping your neighborhood a quiet and peaceful place.

Article III, Section 3.5 of the Declaration prohibits any activity which becomes a nuisance or causes an unreasonable embarrassment, disturbance, or annoyance to others. This activity may include, but is not limited to, sounds or odors that emanate from any property.

Meridian Ranch DRC website: www.meridianranchdrc.org; splash page; locate your neighborhood or street; this will take you to your DRC website.

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

Manager’s Message for June 2018 Water is essential to life. You can’t start your day in the morning without using our safe, reliable, public water supply and sanitary sewer system.

During May, professionals celebrated Public Works Week and National Water Week. We invite you to consider the significance of our water and sewer systems. In the early 1900s, the average life span in the United States was in the mid-40s. Now, it is in the late 70s. Safe drinking water and sanitary sewer systems are a significant contributor to this change in longevity. We now take for granted that water borne diseases like typhoid and cholera are no longer an everyday concern.

The Meridian Ranch community gets its water from wells (groundwater).

There are 11 on-site and 6 off-site wells serving the community. These wells are as deep as 2,600 feet and as shallow as 150 feet. About 100,000 feet of water pipes, several booster pumps, and over 4,000,000 gallons of storage are used to deliver water to our customers.

The quality of our water is tested regularly to assure compliance with the federal Safe Drinking Water Act. The District posts on our website (www.meridianranchmetro.org) our annual Consumer Confidence Reports with detailed information about water quality testing and how our water compares to government standards. We consistently meet all water quality standards.

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What if hardest day of your life was also your first? This is true for the thousands of babies every day who are born too soon or very sick. In newborn intensive care unit (NICUs) across the country, they struggle to survive.

For mom and dad, having their baby hospitalized in the NICU can be frightening, confusing and overwhelming. Babies shouldn’t have to fight for their lives. But, with your help, we can provide comfort to families in crisis.

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If you or your organization would like to volunteer on If you or your organization would like to volunteer on June 30th (morning or evening), please send an email to June 30th (morning or evening), please send an email Angela@MeridianRanch.com. to Angela@MeridianRanch.com.

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Proceeds from this year’s Falcon Freedom Days will go to the expansion of the Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at St. Francis Medical Center.

They specialize in providing high-level care to premature babies and babies with severe medical problems. The NICU has private neonatal bays where parents can spend private family time with their baby. Specially trained nurses maintain round-the-clock care and observation of patients.

You can make donations at the event or visit the Antler Creek Golf Course Pro Shop, Meridian Service Metro District office or the Rec Center. For a great video highlighting the challenges these babies face, visit our Falcon Freedom Days 2018 event page on Facebook@MeridianRanchCO.

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Junior Golf Clinic @ Antler Creek Golf Course 5 to 8 year olds 10:00 – 11:00 am Junior Golf Clinic @ Antler Creek Golf Course 9 to 14 year olds 9:30 – 11:00 am

AOA Lunch Out “Schitzel Fritz” 1:00 pm

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Stonebridge HOA Corner Let’s Keep It Clean! It’s difficult to follow rules that you are unaware of, and while everyone gets a copy of The Declarations of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions, not everyone is “in the know” regarding trash totes.

Everyone can agree that trash is not pleasant to look at, so it is important to minimize the visual impact it has on the community by following a few simple rules.

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Restrictions on Garbage and Trash.

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No refuse, garbage, trash, lumber, grass, shrub, tree clippings, plant waste, compost, metal, bulk materials, scrap or debris of any kind shall be kept, stored, or allowed to accumulate on any Lot except within an enclosed structure or appropriately screened from view, except that any container containing such materials may be placed outside at such times as may be necessary to permit garbage or trash pick up. Burning of trash is prohibited.

So in short: 1. You can put your trash out the night before pick-up (Only until the evening of pick-up).

2. Rocky Mountain Disposal allows 2 extra bags of trash per collection.

3. Your totes need to be screened from view all other times in your garage or within a trash screening structure. If your totes are just pulled up the driveway or beside your home, your trash would not be appropriately screened.

Well, that’s simple! Everyone can do that!

D49 June 2018 News BALLOT QUESTION 3B Mill Levy Construction Progress Voters in District 49, one of the state’s fastest growing school districts, overwhelmingly approved ballot question 3B, a mill levy override, during the general election on November 8, 2016.

Don’t forget to confirm your account on the new website! Here is where Foundations for future education experiences have been set at Falcon the CC&R’s can be found: High School. Progress is happening at a momentous pace. Foundations • The website. When you go to https://stonebridgemeridian. have been poured, exterior walls are in place, trusses have been placed, nabrnetwork.com or www.stonebridgemrhoa.org, you will find them and windows are going in. The new addition will allow students to enrich on the portfolio of course opportunities through new classrooms, under RESOURCES and then GOVERNING DOCUMENTS. technologically advanced computer labs, and a maker space to spark If you have questions or need creative innovation and design. Principles of Engineering students in assistance with your packet, the FHS Engineering program have been studying trusses during their please reach out to us, as we unit on structures. Through the support GE Johnson, students were able are always happy to help. to tour the progress on the new academic wing and view the various engineering structures first hand. Educators will be able to lead future graduates within the new space beginning in August 2018!

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.

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Saturday, June 30th, 2018 Antler Creek Golf Course

Saturday, June 30th, 2018 9:00am Blood Mobile at Rec center

Antler CreekHike, GolfBike Course 10:00am & Stroll Parade at Rec Center 5:00pm

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DJ, Booths & Bounce Houses Open

Blood Mobile at Rec center Hot Dog Eating Contest Hike, Bike & Stroll Parade at Rec Center LiveBooths Music &Begins DJ, Bounce Houses Open Fireworks BeginContest Hot Dog Eating Live Music Begins Activities Include: Fireworks Begin Fireworks | Live Music Activities Mechanical Bull |Include: Bounce Houses PettingFireworks Zoo | Hayrides | Vendors | Live Music Beer Garden | Mascots Mechanical Bull| |Food Bounce Houses Petting Zoo | SWAT Hayrides Vendors Drawings & K9|Demos Beer Garden | Food | Mascots Eating Contest | Health Assessments Drawings SWAT & K9 Demos Fitness Demos || Blood Mobile | Parade Eating Contest | Health Assessments Fitness Demos | Blood Mobile | Parade

Meridian Ranch and Antler Creek Golf Course have teamed up again Ranch to kick off 13thCreek annualGolf Falcon Freedom Days on up Meridian andthe Antler Course have teamed againJune to kick off 2018 the 13th Freedom Days on and Saturday, 30th, withannual music, Falcon food, family fun activities Saturday, 30th,show 2018inwith music, food, fun activities and the bestJune fireworks Colorado.

Bringfamily your chairs, blankets, the best fireworks show in Colorado. Bring your chairs, blankets, family, friends and the kids to this FREE celebration. family, friends and the kids to this FREE celebration.

With your your support, support, we we can can be be aa beacon beacon of of light light to to families families facing facing With one of of the the darkest darkest and and hardest hardest times times of of their their lives. lives. Proceeds Proceeds from from one the event will go to the Penrose-St. Francis Neonatal Intensive Care Unit.

Summer Safety Tips from the Falcon Fire Protection District The days are growing longer and summer will officially arrive this month. Here are some quick safety tips to ensure your summer fun isn’t ruined by needless injuries.

1. Hydrate, hydrate, hydrate! Humidity is lower at higher elevations, and the body loses fluids through breathing and sweating. Dehydration can lead to fatigue and lightheadedness. It can also contribute to heat illnesses (heat exhaustion, heat stroke) and altitude sickness. Make sure you and your family are drinking enough water, especially during outdoor activities!

2. Wear helmets when bicycling. The National Safety Council estimates that cyclists who wear helmets reduce their risk of head injury by 60% and brain injury by 58%. Helmets are a good idea for skateboarders and horseback riders, too.

3. Be safe around water to avoid drowning.

Supervise children at all times when near ponds, lakes, pools, and spas. Use flotation devices while on boats. Don’t enter water unless you know how to swim. More water safety tips from the National Safety Council can be found here: www.nsc.org/ home-safety/tools-resources/seasonal-safety/ drowning 4. Heed fire restrictions and bans wherever you go. Local authorities may enact fire restrictions and bans at any time due to fire danger. For an explanation of what is and is not allowed under Stage 1 and Stage 2 Fire Restrictions issued by the El Paso County Sheriff’s Office, go to our website (www.falconfirepd.org) and click on “Fire Danger & Bans” at the upper right. (Please note: The Falcon Fire Protection District does not issue, suspend, or lift countywide Stage 1 or 2 Fire Restrictions, nor does it issue Red Flag Warnings.)

To learn more about current fire restrictions in place around the state, go to: https://www. colorado.gov/pacific/dfpc/fire-bans-andrestrictions The members of the Falcon Fire protection District hope everyone has a safe and enjoyable summer!

Stay connected with the Falcon Fire Protection District: Website: www.falconfirepd.org Facebook: @FalconFireDepartment Twitter: @FalconFireDept

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Hike, Bike & Stroll Parade 10am Blood Mobile 9am-12pm

Out&About

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The Pro Rodeo Hall of Fame and Museum of the American Cowboy exists to educate the public about rodeo, its history, and its impact on Western American culture. The Hall of Fame will also provide recognition to rodeo notables of the past, present, and serve as an inspiration for the future.

Pro Rodeo Hall of Fame and Museum 101 Pro Rodeo Dr., CO Springs, CO 80919

UPCOMING EVENTS: July 7, 2018 – Pikes Peak Special Rodeo August 2, 2018 – 31st Annual ProRodeo Hall of Fame Golf Tournament August 3, 2018 – Annual Cowboy Ball August 4, 2018 – Class of 2018 Induction Ceremony October 18-21, 2018 – 3rd Annual Cowboy Experience at The Resort at Paws Up in Greenough, MT

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Reserve your time at the rec center front desk

High Tea at Glen Eyrie Castle The perfect way to enjoy an afternoon of enchantment and history! Served in the Castle Music Room. Glen Eyrie is an English Tudorstyle castle built by General William Jackson Palmer, the founder of Colorado Springs.

There are 17 guest rooms in the castle, as well as 4 meeting rooms, 2 dining rooms and 24 fireplaces. The castle was advanced for its time, featuring a primitive intercom system, and a chimney system that would hold the smoke until the wind was blowing in the right direction to take the smoke out of the valley. Glen Eyrie is on the National Register of Historic Places.

The castle is now owned by The Navigators.

The general public is allowed on its grounds Monday through Thursday (9-4) to visit its bookstore, located at the Carriage House. Tours of Glen Eyrie Castle are available to the public and require an advance reservation.

Glen Eyrie Conference Center is located at

Don't miss out on an opportunity to experience Pikes Peak and the surrounding area in the best possible way! Pikes Peak Mountain Bike Tours is the way to do it! Pikes Peak Mountain Bike Tours offers a variety of ways to take in the beauty of our area. Join us for a safe, yet thrilling ride down America's most famous mountain and I am certain it will be on the top of your favorite list for things you did in Colorado! We also offer a fantastic self guided tour on a historic railroad bed called Gold Camp! This route was used in the early 1900's to transport Gold from the mines in Cripple Creek to the refineries in Colorado Springs.

You're going to love the old tunnels you get to bike through and the incredible views you take in along the way! Don't miss it! https://www.bikepikespeak.com 306 S. 25th Street. CO Springs, CO 80904 The View From Meridian Ranch

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Meridian Ranch Teen Services

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TEEN LISTINGS HAVE BEEN REMOVED

The Teen Services Listing is for the convenience of Meridian Ranch residents and is not a service of, nor endorsed by Porchlink Media, LLC or Meridian Service Metropolitan District/Meridian Ranch Metropolitan District. Neither Porchlink nor the Districts make any warranties or representations concerning any of the listings. By using the Teen Services Listing, you assume full responsibility for performing your own due diligence to ensure any individual you choose to work with meets your requirements. Teens wishing to have their services listed must have their parents submit a request.

The Districts reserve the right, in its sole discretion, to reject any listing that appears discriminatory, unethical, or inappropriate for a Teen Services Listing.

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Falcon Physical Therapy and JAK's Brewing Company are proud to present the 2nd annual Falcon Community 5K! Saturday, June 23 @ 9:30 AM Start and finish line at JAKs Brewing Company, 11860 Stapleton Dr.

A Week of Building Faith...

One Brick at a Time Location: Banning Lewis Preparatory Academy 9433 Vista Del Pico Blvd Colorado Springs 80927

Age: 4 years old through entering 5th grade* Cost: $30 per child Registration and Payment: www.fumc-cs.org * All children must be toilet-trained

For more information contact Rev. Patty Walker pattyw@fumc-cs.org ďƒ§719.884.2513 Sponsored by First United Methodist Church

Tickets on sale NOW! $30 includes 1 race entry, 1 FREE JAK's beer (21+), and a sport-fit T-shirt!

Register here: falconcommunity5k.wixsite.com/falcon5k Proceeds benefit Pikes Peak Therapeutic Riding Center (PPTRC) of Elbert, CO.

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PPTRC utilizes therapy horses to help over 600 children, adults, seniors, and service members each year. This unique treatment approach helps address a variety of disabilities including autism, PTSD, cerebral palsy, and more.

Registration for this event will help PPTRC provide affordable therapy and care to waitlisted clients, feed 20 therapy horses, and train volunteers on proper handling.

FLICK & FLO AT

Enjoy a relaxing swim while viewing a movie in the pool!

At the Meridian Ranch Rec Center indoor pool Sponsored by:

June 23rd 5:45 pm

* Free for Meridian Ranch Residents. Guests subject to Rec Center Guest Policy

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Calendar of Events JUNE 2

JAKs Brewhouse Yoga

23

JAKs 5K Run

3

JAKs Live music with Whiskey Kate

30

Splash Bath $5 Nail Trim & Ear Cleaning

10

JAKs Feast of St. Arnold Brewfest

16

Papa John’s Military Appreciation JAKs Brewhouse Yoga

21

JAKs Trivia Night

22

Meridian Liquor Wine Tasting

Mondays

Purple Toad Mug Club Monday

Tuesdays

Purple Toad Taco Tuesday JAKs Poker Night

Wednesdays Purple Toad Karaoke Thursdays JAKs Run/Walk/Crawl Run Club Weekdays Purple Toad Happy Hour 3-6pm

For more details please visit www.TheShopsAtMeridianRanch.com

Give the Gift of Golf for Father’s Day ǀ WI N E ǀ PAIR IN G ǀ Schafer’s Spring Meats 4 Course Wine Dinner

JUNE 10th 6:00 PM

RESERVATIONS REQUIRED

Happy Hour Happy Hour MondayFriday 3 - 6 pm 3 pm - 6 pm $4 Wells $4 Wells $4House House Wines $4 Wines $4 Drafts Premium $4 Drafts Premium $3 Drafts Domestic

$45 $45

SAVE

25% ON GOLF APPAREL

Sale Runs Father’s Day Weekend Only!

Valid Only June 15th, 16th & 17th

Plus gratuity Plus taxtax&&gratuity

Hours Monday-Sunday Brunch 9am - 12pm Lunch 11am - 3pm Dinner 5pm - 9pm

$3 Drafts Domestic 719.494.1900 ext. 2 | 9650 Antler Creek Dr | Peyton, CO 80831 www.CreekViewGrill.com | Facebook @CreekViewGrill

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$135

A-List Memberships starting at Per month

GRIP | AIM | SETUP | PUTTING CHIPPING | PITCHING

JUNIOR GOLF CLINICS

5-8 year olds

9-14 year olds

June 4th & 5th

June 11th-13th

July 9th & 10th

July 16th-18th

10am-11am

9:30am-11am

Call 719.494.1900 ext. 1 to reserve your child’s spot.

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