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A Free PublicAtion | JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2013 PRSRT STD
U.S. POSTAGEPAID
RENO, NVPERMIT NO. 379
Somersett Owners Association7650 Town Square Way Reno, NV 89523
youthpg 16
basketballNew Resident Social pg 20
DaDDy Daughter Dance pg 8
Before School Program pg 7
The CluB AT TOwN CeNTeR775-787-45007650 Town Square Way, Reno, Nevada [email protected]; www.mysomersett.com
CluBhOuSe hOuRS Monday – Friday: 5:30 am to 9 pmSaturday: 7 am to 9 pmSunday: 7 am to 7 pm
hOlIDAY ClOSuReS Close at 2 pm on Monday, December 31Closed Tuesday, January 1
CANYON NINe775-787-4500 x330; [email protected] & February Hours11 am to 4 pm, weather permitting
STAff DIReCTORYChristina Cravens, CPT, CFI, CPOClub Manager [email protected]
Melissa hookProgram Director [email protected]
Jeanette Metz, CPOPrivate Events Director [email protected]
SOMeRSeTT OwNeRS ASSOCIATION Customer Care: 775-624-9152Onsite Staff: [email protected]
Melissa Ramsey, AMS, CMCA, CPOCommunity Manager [email protected]
Sean StapletonCompliance Coordinator [email protected]
lauren StemmlerMarketing & Communications Director [email protected]
SIeRRA CANYON ASPeN lODGe Mike Aguilar, Executive Director775-624-2900 [email protected]
SOMeRSeTT GOlf & COuNTRY CluB775-787-1800
Somersett Living newsletter is published by: Kathy Hess, Just Imagine Marketing and Design 775-746-4138; [email protected]
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January/February 2013 | Somersett Living
4 Adult Programs
5 Somersett Golf & Country Club/ Canyon Nine
6 Kids’ Corner
7 Kids’ Programs
8 Tween Scene/Kids’ Club
14 January Fitness Schedule
16 Fitness Programs
18 SOA
20 Somersett Residents Events & Specials
22 Sierra Canyon
23 January + February 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!
2012 can be viewed as the year of progress and change for Somersett Owners
Association. Several critical events occurred over the course of the year that have significantly impacted the community and association. As we head into 2013, we all hope these events will continue to shape the community into a thriving place where everyone can truly say, “It’s great to be Home!”
At the start of 2012, the Association had approximately $460,000 in the operating account and $2,537,000 in the reserve accounts. There were 120 accounts in collections and net homeowner delinquency at $337,000. The Association was in far better shape compared to the start of 2011 when there was only $90,000 in operating and $1,519,000 in reserves. Heading into 2013, there is approximately $100,000 in operating, $3 million in reserves, and net delinquency at $180, 000. Additionally, there is roughly $145,000 in the capital contributions account.
Over the course of the year, the Board continued to push the collection companies to improve account receivables. In June, the Association foreclosed on 39 lots within the community. This event was significant as the association was able to clear up over $230,000 in delinquency, while putting the lots on the market for a price that would cover all of the out of pocket expenses and recoup some of the delinquent assessments. The selling of the lots to another party actually puts the Association in a positive cash position when all is said and done.
The funding of the reserves has always been a concern of the Association and Board; especially in previous years when there was not enough operating cash to make the monthly transfers to the reserve accounts. The 2011 Audit resulted in additional surpluses, above the budget
amount rolled over into 2012, in each of the cost centers. These surpluses were transferred to the reserves in the amounts of $108,800 to General Common, $86,800 to Club at Town Center, and $32,250 to Private Streets/Gates.
The final critical event was the turnover of control from developer to homeowners with the election of five homeowners to the Board of Directors. Ray Lee, Tony Fakonas, Curtis Chan, Danielle Kirby, and David Hughes were elected with over 1200 owners casting their votes. The official transition of control occurred January 1, 2013. Moving forward, there will be an election each year at the annual meeting.
In addition to these events, the Association set a goal of improving communications between the Board and homeowners. A Communications Committee was created to work with the Board in relaying important information to homeowners and concerns/ideas from homeowners back to the Board. One focus of the committee was to increase the number of email addresses the association had on file to send various communications out to. Unique owner emails increased from 865 to 1,147 for event & programming related communications and from 363 to 745 for electronic association communications in lieu of hard copy mailings. We hope to continue to expand the communications efforts into 2013.
There is still a lot of work ahead for 2013 as the new board transitions into control, but we know that there are plenty of owners who are ready and willing to work with the Association to continue to make Somersett the best community in Northern Nevada to live.
Melissa Ramsey, AMS®, CMCA®, CPO®
Community Manager
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The past year was one full of project and change around the Club at Town Center with a full list of items being completed for special projects and reserve replacements. Starting in April, we saw construction work begin in
almost all areas of the facility continuing throughout the year to the end of November. We had fitness cabinets installed to help preserve equipment and eliminate clutter; additional paver patios were installed at the pool and canyon nine to allow for additional seating; the tennis courts were resurfaced, new nets went up, and a shade structure was installed; the sports court had a divider installed to allow for multiple groups to utilize the space and new wall padding was installed to better serve the use of the room; the locker rooms had the carpet replaced rubber flooring to allow for a cleaner and more water absorbent environment; the great room windows were repaired and the patio deck was resealed; and finally a new storage room to assist in the behind the scenes operations of the facility. It has been a busy year for sure!
The Club continues to see an increase in usage, averaging 9% growth month after month from 2011. Our fitness and sports department continues to evolve to the needs of those using the facility and programs with a diverse fitness schedule and newly implemented programs and classes ranging from TRX and Fit Express to an expanded Tennis programming requiring two pros. The Youth Basketball League busted at the seams, forcing us to keep with our plan of two age groups to better accommodate the demand.
The activities department saw growth in summer camp, afterschool program, and adult functions, including the addition of our adult craft club and game club. Community events continued to make Somersett a popular destination for those throughout Reno with our ever popular Farmers Market, as well as our newly added MC Believe 5k race. With feedback from events and the survey, we are looking forward to implementing several new and improved programs for various age and interest groups.
The pool was the place to be once again all summer long! We received lots of compliments throughout the season on the professionalism of the lifeguard staff which was one of our goals based on previous year’s feedback. We will continue to strive for further improvement in this area each and every year moving forward. The poolside cabana received great feedback on the new bar, menu, and customer service. We are excited to expand the menu and bar in 2013 to keep everyone’s taste buds satisfied.
The Canyon Nine remained consistent in 2012 as we saw more resident and public play. Over 200 Living Social players came out this year to play from the 400 coupons sold. Glowball proved again to be a hit once again and we look to improve our tournament selection in 2013 based on feedback and continued relations with Somerset Golf and Country Club. Our goal in 2013 is to broaden our marketing of the public play option as we continue to see this increase year after year.
As we head into 2013 remember to stay connected with the website for all Club Happenings. Thank you for your continued feedback and making 2012 another great year here at The Club at Town Center and Canyon Nine. A copy of the 2012 Survey results can be found online at www.mysomersett.com.
Christina Cravens, CPT, CFI, CPOClub Manager
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D O W N T O W N
SnowshoeSunday, January 20 | Meet at the Club at 9 am | RSVP by Monday before Strap on your snowshoes and enjoy the crisp mountain air as Linda Armstrong leads us through the beautiful snow-capped Sierras! These are carpooling events, weather permitting, and light snacks will be provided. Please visit mysomersett.com for February’s date and time.
Adult PotluckSaturdays, January 19 & february 16, 6–8 pm RSVP by the Monday before12 adult min; 50 max January Theme: Breakfast for Dinner february Theme: worldly CuisineGet out of the chilly winter weather and join your friends and neighbors for our beloved monthly potluck. In January, turn your regular meal schedule upside down and bring in your favorite brinner (that’s breakfast for dinner, of course!) dishes. And in
February, don’t forget your passport because we’ll be traveling the globe with worldly cuisine. Please indicate what you plan to bring when you RSVP.
Guys’ Night Outfriday, January 25, 6–8 pm | $15/adult | RSVP by Monday, January 21 | 8 adult min; 25 maxGuys, it’s time for a night out with the boys! Bring your friends, neighbors and appetite to the Club for a delicious dinner and drinks. After a busy week at the office, this is the perfect way to start the weekend.
Massages by MarianAre your muscles sore from hitting the slopes? Get the kinks worked out with a professional massage right here at the Club. Choose from Marian Miller’s massage treatment specialties, which include hot stones, towel treatments and foot scrubs. For more information, contact Marian at 247-3969 or visit her online at www.massageandbodycontouring.com.
Couples’ Wine & Dessert Socialfriday, february 22, 6–8 pm$30/coupleRSVP by Monday, february 1810 couple min; 25 maxShare some sweets with your sweetie during a romantic evening out. You’ll enjoy quality time with that special someone, complete with wine and dessert, and the kids will be busy with a Movie Night of their own. We’re offering a $5 discount per child, so sign them up now.
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SuNSeTT GRIlle hOuRSMonday: CLOSED; Tuesday–Sunday: 7 am to 7 pm
weeklY SPeCIAlSThe SunSett Grille will be offering a variety of weekly specials during January and February. For more
information, please call 787-1800 or visit the SunSett Grille on Facebook.
Crab feed at The SunSett GrilleSaturday, January 19 | 5 pm cocktail hour; 6 pm dinner For more information, or to RSVP, please contact Tammy Carvajal at 787-1800 x702 or [email protected].
Basque Dinner at the Santa fefriday, January 25 at 6 pm$25 for a five course dinner and includes red wine on the tablesCome out and enjoy famous regional fare that has become associated with Northern Nevada due to the tremendous Basque heritage. In the Basque restaurant tradition, food is served family-style, with seating on benches at long tables. Please RSVP to Tammy Carvajal at 787-1800 x702 or [email protected].
Mardi Gras Dinner at The SunSett Grille Saturday, february 23 | 5 pm cocktail hour; 6 pm dinner For more information, or to RSVP, please contact Tammy Carvajal at 787-1800 x702 or [email protected].
Save the Dates!St Patrick’s Dinner on March 16easter Brunch on March 31
Bocce CourtsJanuary & february hours: 10 am–4 pmThe bocce courts located at the Somersett Golf & Country Club are open for play. Please reserve your court with the golf shop by calling 787-1800. Bocce balls are available in the golf shop Tuesday through Sunday.
Community Driving Range hoursTuesday through Sunday | January & february hours: 10 am–4 pm Please purchase your driving range balls in the golf shop. Large range ball bags are $5 and small range ball bags are $3. After parking in the Ridgefield Trail parking lot, continue to the driving range podium and meet the attendant for range ball bags and shuttle transport to the community tee. The attendant will check with you every 15 minutes for transport back to the Ridgefield Trail parking lot.
Somersett Golf & Country Club Community Access775-787-1800www.somersettgolfandcountryclub.com
Attention golfers! Join Somersett Golf & Country Club as a golf member for as little as $200 per month with no dues until April 2013. Contact Membership Director Greg Raleigh at 787-1800 ext 710 or [email protected] for more information.
January & february hours: 11 am to 4 pmweather permitting
To find out if the course is open or on frost delay, please call 787-4500.
winter Rates (Through March 31, 2013)Residents: $5 adult; $3 junior Guests: $7 adult; $5 juniorNon-resident: $10 adult; $7 junior
loyalty PointsEarn loyalty points every time you golf on the Canyon Nine. For each resident green fee purchased on your account, five points will be added to your loyalty account. Earn 50 points to receive a free green fee. These points roll over annually.
little Tikes Golf Clinicwednesdays, January 30 & february 27, 3:30–4:15 pm4 child min; 12 maxOur golf clinic is designed just for children, and it’s the perfect way to introduce your child to the sport. To sign up, contact Cris Novich at [email protected] or 787-1800.
775.787.1800 x710; [email protected]
Golf Memberships starting at $175/month. Call 787-1800 x710 to enjoy the Club as a member for a day.
Tuesday thru Sunday 7 am–8 pmOpen to all Somersett residents
2019 Championship Trail
787-1800 x707BREAKFAST • LUNCH • DINNER • FOOD TO GO
2 for 1 Entrée with the purchase of
two beverages.Excludes the Early Bird Dinner Special.
VALID THROUGH 3/1/13
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Wednesday, January 23, 4:30–5:30 pm $5 per childRSVP by Monday, January 21 4 child min; 12 max
Get snowed in at the Club! enjoy winter with us as we play wacky winter games, make crazy crafts and enjoy a stupendous snack.
hours & Programming Monday to Thursday: 8:30 am–12:30 pm and 5:30–7:30 pmfriday: 8:30 am–12:30 pm; Saturday: 8 am–12 pmClosed Sunday
POlICY ReMINDeRSKids’ Corner will only accept children two to six years of age. All children must be registered by the parent for Kids’ Corner prior to their first use of the room. Registration forms are available at the concierge desk or online at mysomersett.com. • Parents with children who are not bathroom independent must remain on the Club premises at all times when their child is in Kids’ Corner. This includes such activities as playing tennis, aerobics, using the fitness room, swimming or during a special Club function. • For the morning time slots, parents may sign their child up for either 8:30–10:30 am or 10:30 am–12:30 pm Monday through Friday and either 8–10 am or 10 am–12 pm on Saturday. Evening slot is from 5:30–7:30 pm, Monday through Thursday. • The room operates on a six to one ratio, with a maximum of 12 kids allowed at any given time. To accommodate this ratio, the Club requires reservations to be made at least 24 hours in advance to ensure staffing. Each Saturday at 12 pm, reservations will be opened for the upcoming week. • All children must be dropped off in Kids’ Corner within 15 minutes of their reservation time. If the parent has not checked in their child within the 15-minute window, the reservation becomes void and the spot will be opened to a child on the wait list. • No-shows will result in a $10 fee per child due to the Club. Cancellations must be received by 8 am on the day of the reservation.
January Theme: Up To Snow Good
February Theme: Love Is In the Air Dr. Seuss & Juicewednesday, January 9, 3:30–4:30 pm | $5/child RSVP by Monday, January 7 | 4 child min; 12 maxIn the famous words of Dr. Seuss: “The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go.” Join us for the best of Dr. Seuss right here at the Club. We’ll listen to stories, sip some juice and then play games from there to here, here to there, fun games will be everywhere!
let’s Stick TogetherTuesday, february 12, 4:30–5:30 pm | $5/childRSVP by Monday, february 11 | 4 child min; 12 maxValentine’s Day is almost here! Come join us in Kids Corner as we stick together special gifts for our families and friends. If that isn’t enough fun, we will be playing Valentine’s Day games and enjoying sweet treats.
Polar Bear Bashwednesday, february 27, 4:30–5:30 pm | $5/childRSVP by Monday, february 25 | 4 child min; 12 maxWe’re having a party to celebrate National Polar Bear Day! Come to Kids’ Corner this month to participate in polar bear crafts and games, and of course, special polar bear treats.
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winter Day CampJanuary 2–4 , 8:30 am–3:30 pmAges 5–12 | $25 per child per dayRSVP by Monday, December 246 child min; 20 maxThe Club will be hosting a special day camp while the schools are closed for winter break. We’ll keep the kids entertained with interactive games, fun crafts and crazy experiments, with lunch and snacks provided. Space is limited, so sign up now!
kids’ fitnessevery Thursday beginning January 3, 4:30–5:15 pmAges 5–10 | RSVP by the Monday before | 4 child min; 18 maxIt’s all fun and games in the sports court during kids’ fitness, so get ready to hop, skip and jump! We’ll focus on agility and coordination, endurance, strength and flexibility with a major emphasis on fun.
Out of School Day CampMonday, January 21 & Monday, february 18, 8 am–3:30 pmAges 5–12 | $25/child/day; $40/child/both daysRSVP by the Mondays before | 5 child min; 20 maxThe Club will be hosting exciting day camps while schools are closed in observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. and President’s Day. With games, crafts and experiments, plus snacks and lunch, they’re sure to have a great time! Be sure to bring winter gear and a water bottle in case of an exciting snow day. Space is limited, so sign up early!
Movie Nightfriday, January 25 & february 22, 5:30–8:30 pm$10 per child; price includes dinnerRSVP by the Monday before5 child min; 12 max (kids’ Corner); 30 max (kids’ Club)
Movie night is continuing through the winter! Make sure to reserve your child’s spot for this popular event, and take the opportunity to enjoy a little grown-up time for yourself. In January, we’re playing The Tigger Movie in Kids’ Corner for children ages three to six, while older children ages five to twelve will watch Brave in the Sports Court. In February, kids ages three to six will enjoy Toy Story 3 in Kids’ Corner, and the big kids, ages five to twelve, will watch Rio in the Sports Court.
After School ProgramMonday–friday, 3:30–6 pmAges 5–12 | $40/child/week; $10/child/dayRegister by the Thursday before | 4 child min; 16 maxOur quality after school program features a wide variety of activities, including special sports instruction, arts and crafts, fitness, cooking and much more. Snack and homework assistance are provided during the educational hour. It is our goal to help develop great self-esteem for all participants in an active and positive environment. Register your child at the concierge desk.
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Before School Program!Ages 5–12 | $25/child/week ; $7/child/dayWe are excited to announce a new morning school program coming the week of January 7. Bring your kids to the Club before school from 7-8:30 am where they will enjoy a little morning snack, finish homework if need be, and participate in a fun activity to get their mind ready for school. If your child does take the bus, our activity leaders will walk them safely to the bus stop.
The Tween Scene is designed just for kids ages 11 to 15. All Tween Scene members enjoy quarterly newsletters filled with the latest tween trends, event invites and birthday wishes. To register, please fill out a registration form at the concierge desk or on mysomersett.com and return it to the Club. For more information regarding the Tween Scene, please contact Melissa Hook at [email protected].
You Make My heart Glowwednesday, february 13, 4–5:30 pm$15/tween | RSVP by Monday, february 114 child min; 12 maxGrab your scarves and jackets and meet your friends down at the Club for an evening of fun. We’re kicking things off with s’mores around the fire pit before heading into the craft room to make glowing Valentine cards. See you there!
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Kids’ Club is a FREE club for children ages 7 to 10! All Kids’ Club members receive a membership card and a quarterly newsletter filled with interactive games, trivia and birthday wishes. Bring your new Kids’ Club membership card to events and get a hole punch for attending. Get ten punches for a special gift certificate! To register, please fill out a membership form at the concierge desk and return it to the Club. For more information about Kids’
Club, please contact Melissa Hook at [email protected].
we All Scream for Ice CreamTuesday, January 15, 4–5:30 pm | $10/childRSVP by Monday, January 14 | 4 child min; 12 maxIt’s National Strawberry Ice Cream Day, and that’s a reason to celebrate. We’ll learn all about ice cream and enjoy some of it too, so don’t miss this delicious event! let’s Cling to Glittery window ClingsWednesday, January 30, 4–5:30 pm | $10/childRSVP by Monday, January 28 | 4 child min; 12 maxLet the sun shine through these glittery snowflake window clings – they stick to glass and plastic and remove easily. After our clingy craft, it’s snack time!
fleece frenzywednesday, february 20, 4–5:30 pm | $15/childRSVP by Monday, february 18 | 4 child min; 12 maxWith winter upon us, we have the perfect activity to help keep warm! Join us at The Club as we make blankets, scarves and other fleecy, fuzzy things.
kids BowlSunday, february 3, 2:30–6:30 pm | Ages 3–10$15/child, includes pizza, drinks, snacks and gamesRSVP by Monday, January 27The first Sunday of February can only mean one thing – the big game! Bring the kids down to the Club and let us entertain them while you cheer on your team. We’ll keep them busy with crafts, snacks, games and a movie so you enjoy every second of that football action. Please pick up your child promptly at 6:30 pm.
eighth Annual Daddy Daughter Sweetheart Dancefriday, february 8 | Ages 3–6: 5:15–6:45 pm; Ages 7–12: 7–8:30 pm$20/couple; $5/each additional daughterRSVP by Monday, february 44 couple min per age bracket; 12 maxIt’s our eighth annual Daddy Daughter Sweetheart Dance, and we’re inviting all dads and daughters for an evening at The Club filled with dancing, dinner, pictures and excitement. Daughters are welcome to wear their Sunday best.
Girls’ Only Slumber Partyfriday, March 8 to Saturday, March 9, 8 pm–8 am$15/child; $25/non-resident guestRSVP by Monday, March 5 | 6 girls min; 16 maxIt’s high time for girl time, so grab your friends and your sleeping bags and get ready for a night of movies, games, food and fun! We’ll enjoy a delicious dessert in the evening and breakfast when we wake up. There won’t be another sleepover until next October, so don’t miss out!
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The Club at Town Center & Canyon Nine RemindersINCleMeNT weATheR The Club at Town Center may operate on limited hours due to inclement weather. We will do everything we can to open by 8 am and remain open until 6 pm. Please call ahead to 787-4500 or check mysomersett.com when it snows.
uPDATe YOuR PROfIle ON MYSOMeRSeTT.COM If you are logging into the site for the first time, your username is the four-digit member number plus the extension number excluding the zeros, which is located on your member card. Your password will be your last name in all lowercase. For example, Mary Smith is member number 4898-002. Her username is 48982; her password is smith. If you have questions regarding the changes to mysomersett.com or for log in information, please contact Lauren at [email protected] or by calling 787-4500 ext 327.
Once you have logged in and updated your profile, remember to opt-in to any of our groups for the latest information. Groups include: Sports & Fitness, Adult Programs, Kids’ Programs, Golf, Community Events, Private Events and Aquatics. Each group receives a monthly email on the fifth with current information and tips.
PleASe CheCk IN Remember to present your membership card at the concierge desk each time you use the facility. Even though the staff may know you by sight, your card must be scanned into the system for tracking, accounting and planning purposes. If you have not had your membership card made, please bring your Nevada driver’s license for identification and we will print one. If you’ve lost your card, we will gladly replace it for $5.
RSVP POlICY Please remember to RSVP for programs by the deadline listed so we can ensure that enough supplies and staff are available. All event fees are due at time of reservation. 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.
lATe PICk-uP fee The Club will charge a late pick-up fee for any child not picked up within 15 minutes of a program’s end time, including Kids Corner. Following the 15-minute grace period, a $5 fee will be charged for every 10 minutes your child remains with us.
GueST feeS: $10 ADulT; $8 JuNIOR Members are allowed to bring up to six guests at one time for a maximum of ten visits per guest. Members must accompany guests at all times.
AlCOhOl POlICY Alcoholic beverages may be purchased from the Club. Members and their guests are not allowed to bring their own alcoholic beverages onto the premises, including the pool area and Canyon Nine. No alcoholic beverages will be sold or served to any person not permitted to purchase the same under the laws of the state of Nevada or be sold for off-premises consumption. The Club reserves the right, in its sole and absolute discretion, to refuse service to any member or guest who appears to be intoxicated.
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INTeReSTING Cat & Dog Dental facts• Puppies have 28 temporary teeth, 14 in the upper jaw and 14 in
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• Dogs have 42 permanent teeth, 20 on the top, and 22 on the bottom. These begin to emerge at about four months of age.
• Kittens have 26 temporary teeth, 14 in the upper jaw and 12 in the lower jaw. These deciduous teeth begin to erupt at about two to four weeks of age.
• Cats have 30 permanent teeth, 16 on the top and 14 on the bottom. These emerge at about three to four months of age.
• How does this compare to human teeth? Babies have 20 temporary teeth by the time they are 3 years old. Adults have 32 permanent teeth by the time they are 21 years old.
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Join Us Thursday, January 24th, 2013for Grant a Gift Foundation’s Inaugural Dinner to Support
Autism Treatment and Awarenessfor Families Living in Northern Nevada
Benefitting The University Center for Autism and Neurodevelopment (UCAN)
Team at The University School of Medicine Reno
Sponsored by
2000 Garson Road, I-80 Exit 4, Reno, Nevada 89439
To purchase tickets or table, visit:www.GrantaGiftAutismFoundation.org
or contact us at:
Reception and Silent Auction 6:30pm • Dinner Program 7:30pm
$100 Per Plate or, Table of 10 Sponsorship $1000
Cocktail Attire
Jessica Clausen, DDSKuhn Family Dentistry (775) 829-88354101 Caughlin Square, Ste. 3 | Reno, NV 89519
New Patient Special$149 for comprehensive exam,
adult cleaning and full mouth x-rays.
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s o m e r s e t tnew home sales
Mountain Crest is the only community in Somersett offering the most options to customize your dream home within the five luxury home designs, including 2 one-story floor plans on oversized home sites. Toll Brothers is also offering semi-custom home sites, with nearly every home boasting views of the community’s golf course and Sierra Mountains. From the mid- $300,000s.
2,512 – 3,600 sq ft for more information:
Beautiful Tuscan style homes with amazing mountain and valley views located on some of the finest lots in Somersett. Granite counters in kitchen/master suite, Stainless steel Maytag appliances, Beechwood cabinetry.
2,200 – 3,900 sq ft
for more information:(775) 376-1257
Jodi Travis or Jennifer Jory kRCh Realty
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Private gated community situated atop a spectacular Sierra Nevada Ridge. Two story homes of skillfully designed space. Prices starting at $215,000.
2,042 – 2,818 sq ft
for more information: (775) 787-5030
legacyhomesusa.com [email protected]
2305 Tara Ridge Trail, Reno
legacy homes“the Vue”
Sierra Canyon by Del Webb is designed exclusively for active adults 55 and over. 20,000 square foot recreation lodge, fitness center, indoor pool, walking track, clubs, classes and more. Tour eight single story model homes with prices starting at $199,990. Model homes located at 9185 Summertree Court, Reno. Model homes Available for Tour: Monday–Tuesday 9 am–5 pm; Wednesday 2–5 pm; Thursday–Sunday 9 am–5 pm. 1,241 – 2,486 sq ft
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Somersett Country ClubThe 18-hole Championship Country Club Golf Course was designed by U.S. Champion Tom Kite. Memberships available at 787-1800 or www.SomersettGolfandCountryClub.com.
27 Miles of TrailsEnjoy the outdoors with the 27 miles of developed trails within Somersett.
Somersett Entrances1) Take the Robb Dr. exit (off I-80) and turn left on Sharlands Ave.2) Take the Verdi exit (off I-80 W) and turn right.
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Somersett Homeowners Golf CourseThe Canyon Nine is an executive nine-hole par 3 course designed by U.S. Champion Tom Kite. It is the perfect place for learning the game or enjoying a quick round after work. The course is an amenity for all residents of Somersett, including those living in Sierra Canyon by Del Webb.
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AmenitiesThe Club at Town Center, a 22,000 square foot, 9 million dollar facility is the showpiece of the Somersett resident amenity program, which also includes the Canyon Nine par 3 golf course, 27 miles of hiking and biking trails.
Pools/SpasA resort pool with a 98 foot water slide and interactive pool toys highlight Somersett’s resort-style pool and the three lane junior Olympic pool is perfect for lap swimming and competitions. Two full spas are also within the water park area.
The Great RoomEnjoy a sunset, relax with a book in front of the fireplace, check your e-mail from your laptop on the wireless network or watch the golfers on the Canyon Nine from the outdoor deck.
The LoftSomersett’s own entertainment and gathering room. Excellent for weddings, business meetings and gatherings.
Aerobics StudioWork it out in a cardio kick boxing, body sculpting, spinning, yoga or pilates class or sign up for a personalized training session. The Club at Town Center has a class for everyone.
Cardio-Weight StudioEnjoy comfort and convenience in our cardio theater while working out on one of our elliptical trainers, exercise bikes or treadmills. Strength training is easy on the wide variety of professional equipment.
Sports Court/Indoor BasketballPlay a game of hoops or watch a production on the stage. The Sports Court is truly a multipurpose room complete with three basketball hoops, hardwood floors, community stage.
And more...Visit www.mysomersett.com to see all that we have to offer!
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27 Miles of TrailsEnjoy the outdoors with the 27 miles of developed trails within Somersett.
Somersett Entrances1) Take the Robb Dr. exit (off I-80) and turn left on Sharlands Ave.2) Take the Verdi exit (off I-80 W) and turn right.
(775) 746-7500AT SOMERSETT
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Somersett Homeowners Golf CourseThe Canyon Nine is an executive nine-hole par 3 course designed by U.S. Champion Tom Kite. It is the perfect place for learning the game or enjoying a quick round after work. The course is an amenity for all residents of Somersett, including those living in Sierra Canyon by Del Webb.
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AmenitiesThe Club at Town Center, a 22,000 square foot, 9 million dollar facility is the showpiece of the Somersett resident amenity program, which also includes the Canyon Nine par 3 golf course, 27 miles of hiking and biking trails.
Pools/SpasA resort pool with a 98 foot water slide and interactive pool toys highlight Somersett’s resort-style pool and the three lane junior Olympic pool is perfect for lap swimming and competitions. Two full spas are also within the water park area.
The Great RoomEnjoy a sunset, relax with a book in front of the fireplace, check your e-mail from your laptop on the wireless network or watch the golfers on the Canyon Nine from the outdoor deck.
The LoftSomersett’s own entertainment and gathering room. Excellent for weddings, business meetings and gatherings.
Aerobics StudioWork it out in a cardio kick boxing, body sculpting, spinning, yoga or pilates class or sign up for a personalized training session. The Club at Town Center has a class for everyone.
Cardio-Weight StudioEnjoy comfort and convenience in our cardio theater while working out on one of our elliptical trainers, exercise bikes or treadmills. Strength training is easy on the wide variety of professional equipment.
Sports Court/Indoor BasketballPlay a game of hoops or watch a production on the stage. The Sports Court is truly a multipurpose room complete with three basketball hoops, hardwood floors, community stage.
And more...Visit www.mysomersett.com to see all that we have to offer!
www.somersett.com/amenities/
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Step w/ Cindy 9:30–10:30
(max 12)
Body Sculpt w/ Beth6:30–7:15
(max 14)
Yoga* w/ Linda8:30–9:30
Indoor Cycling w/ Beth5:30–6:15
(max 14)
MONDAY
GS Yoga* w/ Karen7:30–8:30
Body Sculpt w/ Beth9–9:45(max 12)
Indoor Cycling w/ Ashton 5:45–6:30
(max 14)
F.I.T.* w/ Gabe6:30–7:15
(max 20)
TueSDAY
Step/Sculpt w/ Cindy9:30–10:30
(max 12)
Yoga Jam w/ Linda5:30–6:30
(max 18)
Yoga* w/ Linda8:30–9:30
weDNeSDAY
GS Yoga* w/ Renee 7:30–8:30
Body Sculpt w/ Beth9–9:45(max 12)
Indoor Cycling w/ Christy5:45–6:30
(max 14)
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Step w/ Cindy9:30–10:30
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Visit mysomersett.com for february’s calendar.January Fitness Schedule
amGentle Sculpt w/ Lauren
11:15–12:15(max 10)
Zumba w/ Angela5:30–6:30
(max 20)
F.I.T. w/ Christy6:30–7:15
(max 20)
Zumba w/ Amy 6:35–7:35
(max 20)
Private Pilates in the Aerobic Room» Monday 7:30–8:30 am; Tuesday 7:30–8:30 am, 10–11 am; Thursday 7:30–8:30 am, 10–11 am.Participants may only bring a plastic, closed container of water into class. No food is permitted in the aerobics room. All participants are asked to wipe down equipment after use. Used equipment should also be returned to original location.Class cancellations will be posted in the aerobics room and on our website. fitness Classes» For a complete description of all our fitness classes, please visit the fitness classes calendar on our website at www.mysomersett.com.
Items with a * mean the class is located in the sports court and items with a # need to sign in at concierge desk and then meet at the tennis courts.
Get monthly fitness tips Sign in under your profile for the Fitness & Sports Group on our website, www.mysomersett.com, or by checking the fitness bulletin board.
SkI AReA
AlPINe MeADOwS 800-441-4423; skialpine.com 13 2,400
BOReAl 530-426-3666; rideboreal.com 8 380
DIAMOND PeAk 775-832-1177; diamondpeak.com 6 655
DONNeR SkI RANCh 530-426-3635; donnerskiranch.com 7 505
heAVeNlY SkI ReSORT 800-2-heAVeN; skiheavenly.com 29 4,800
hOMewOOD MOuNTAIN ReSORT 530-525-2992; skihomewood.com 8 1,260
kIRkwOOD SkI ReSORT 209-258-6000; kirkwood.com 14 2,300
MT. ROSe-SkI TAhOe 800-SkI-ROSe; mtrose.com 8 1,200
NORThSTAR, CAlIfORNIA 800-GO-NORTh; northstarcalifornia.com 19 3,000
SIeRRA-AT-TAhOe 888-4MTN-fuN; sierrattahoe.com 13 2,000
SODA SPRINGS 530-426-3901; skisodasprings.com 2
SquAw VAlleY uSA 800-545-4350; squaw.com 33 4,000
SuGAR BOwl 530-426-9000; sugarbowl.com 13 1,500
TAhOe DONNeR 530-587-9444; skitahoedonner.com 4 120
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fOR MORe INfO: Kathy Hess 775.746.4138 office | [email protected]
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possible training. And a
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Over the years, we’ve pioneered
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SKILL. EXPERTISE. TECHNOLOGY.
Heart Care
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For a complete description of all our fitness classes, please visit the fitness classes page of our website at www.mysomersett.com.
Personal TrainingPersonal training is a great way to get personalized routines designed to increase your performance and fitness results. And if you’re new to the gym or coming back after some time off, our personal trainers can help you get back into shape safely with faster results. Please check out the sports tab of our website for personal training specials and tips.
fitness questionsFor information about classes, fitness equipment, reformer Pilates, personal training and pricing, please visit our website at mysomersett.com or contact Melissa Hook at [email protected] or 787-4500 x317. If you’re new to the gym or just curious about all of our strength equipment, call today to arrange a complimentary fitness orientation.
Extreme Challenge$200/person; $300/non-resident | 4 person min; 12 maxReady to begin working on your New Year’s resolutions, or just looking for a new fitness routine for the new year? Extreme Challenge is designed to help you reach your fitness goals while balancing a healthy diet. Participants will have an initial consultation with The Club’s personal trainers to discuss personal goals. From there, participants will meet in groups to work on lifestyle changes through various fitness routines and nutritional lessons. Don’t miss this life-changing, six-week program! Lookout for further details coming soon around the Club and on mysomersett.com
Tennis We’re pleased to offer private or semi-private lessons, group classes and drill classes. Looking for new tennis equipment or to get your racquets re-strung? Contact tennis professional George Montoya at 843-2552. For more information about our tennis programming, please visit our sports page at mysomersett.com.
Now offering tennis for three-year olds!$50/child/session; $15/child/drop-in class, space permittingRSVP by the Monday before session begins | 4 child min; 6 max The Club at Town Center is excited to offer classes for the three-year old future tennis star! This class is designed to engage and entertain your little one while teaching early tennis skills.
little Tykes Tennis: Ages 4–6$50/child/session; $15/child/drop-in class, space permittingRSVP by the Monday before session begins | 4 child min; 6 max
Junior Tennis: Ages 7–11$50/junior/session; $15/junior/drop-in class, space permittingRSVP by the Monday before session begins | 4 junior min; 6 max
Adult Tennis: Ages 18 and up$50/adult/session; $15/adult/drop-in class, space permitting RSVP by the Monday before session begins | 4 adult min; 6 max
Adult Drill Tennis Class$20/adult/class | RSVP by the Monday drill class4 adult min; 6 maxThis class is designed for players who are fairly consistent when hitting medium-paced shots but not comfortable with all strokes and lacking execution when trying for directional control, depth or power.
Private lessons with George or John$50/lesson or purchase a package of six lessons for $270 Semi-private lessons: $30/adult/lessonContact George at 843-2552 or John at 287-8229
Youth Basketball LeagueMondays & wednesdays, february 18–March 20Ages 5–7: 5:30–6:30 pm | Ages 8–11: 6:30–7:30 pm$50/child | RSVP by Monday, february 1110 child min per age group; 25 max per age group
It’s time again for our youth basketball league with head coach John Franklin. This program has shown increased popularity over the years, so make sure to sign up early to reserve your spot! Games will be held every Wednesday starting February 27. Tournament and banquet will be held Wednesday, March 20. Year Round SPA! January & february Spa hours: 8 am to 8 pm The spa located by the play pool is open for adults 18 and older through May 11, weather permitting.
SPA RuleS1. Extended exposure to hot water or vapors may be detrimental
to the health of elderly persons and those with heart conditions, diabetes or high or low blood pressure.
2. 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.
3. The heat of the hot tub water speeds up the effects of alcohol and can cause sleepiness, dizziness and unconsciousness.
January1: Club Closed
7: ASP Resumes19: Adult Potluck
21: Schools Out Camp25: Movie Night &
Adult Social 30: Little Tykes Golf
10% early booking discounts for May/June graduation parties.
February8: Daddy Daughter Dance
16: Adult Potluck 18: Schools Out Camp
20: New Resident Orientation
22: Movie Night & Wine Social
27: Little Tykes Golf
15% off all Teen Room parties in the month
of March.
March1: Summer Camp &
Swim Sign-Ups Begin8-9: Girls Sleepover16: Adult Potluck
27: Little Tykes Golf29: Movie Night &
Adult Social30: EGGStravaganza
One free round of golf on the Canyon Nine for the wedding
party, restrictions apply.
April1: Canyon Nine In-Season Hours & Green Fees Start6: C9 Master’s Tourney
8-12: Spring Break Camp17: New Resident
Orientation20: Adult Potluck
24: Little Tykes Golf26: Movie Night &
Adult Social$25 discounts for Pool
Parties booked before May 1
May4: Spring Garage Sale
12: Mother’s Day Brunch18: Adult Potluck 20: Lap Pool Open 25: Wine & Dine
25: All Pools Open27: Memorial Day Bash29: Little Tykes Golf
31: Movie Night & Adult Social
31: Reno-Tahoe Odyssey
June10: Camp Starts
12: First Farmers’ Market of the Summer
15: Adult Potluck20: New Resident
Orientation22: Music on the Green
27: Bocce Ball League Begins
27: Little Tykes Golf28: Super TGIF
29: Glowball
July4: 4th of July Bash & Club Closes at 6 pm
8: Pool Closed12: Bocce & Wine Social
19: Adult Social20: Adult Potluck
25: Little Tykes Golf26: Super TGIF
$200 off total wedding package pricing for winter
weddings, restrictions apply.
August3: Hot August Nights Social
6: National Night Out10: Glowball
12: ASP Begins17: Adult Potluck21: New Resident
Orientation29: Little Tykes Golf
30: Adult Social
September2: Carnival Celebration14: Conquer the Canyon
21: Adult Potluck26: Little Tykes Golf
27: Oktoberfest & Ciderfest29: MC Believe Run
10 % early booking discounts for December College
Graduation parties.
October4-5: Girls Sleepover
14-18: Fall Break16: New Resident
Orientation18: Haunted House
19: Touch-a-Truck & Fall Festival
25: Nevada Day Camp & Movie Night
27: Pools Close30: Little Tykes Golf
November8: Mother Son Soiree
9: SOA Potluck11: Schools Out Camp
16: Sip-N-Shop& Creative Kids
23: Adult Potluck27: Little Tykes Golf
29: Movie Night & Adult Social
December1: C9 Winter Hours &
Rates Begin7: Drop-N-Shop
13: Holiday Open House18: New Resident
Orientation20: Movie Night21: Adult Potluck
24: Club Closes at 225: Club Closed
25: Little Tykes Golf31: Club Closes at 2
Public Events for All to Enjoy • Community Events for All Somersett ResidentsThe Club at Town Center Events • Canyon Nine Events • Private Event Specials
7650 Town Square Way • Reno, NevadaP: 775.787.4500 • E: [email protected] • W: www.mysomersett.com
association informationThe SOA is professionally managed by RMI.
Onsite office is located at The Club at Town Center.Customer Care: 775-624-9152
Assessment mailing address: PO Box 54089 Los Angeles, CA 90054-0089
Account information: www.rmiconnect.com/somersett
office hoursMonday through friday: 8 am–5 pm
Closed on Mon., Dec. 31, Tues., January 1 & Mon., Feb. 18
Assessment ReminderAssessments are due on the first of each month and are past due if not paid by the last business day of the month. A late fee of $25 will be posted to accounts not paid by the last business day of the month. Accounts 60 days past due will lose clubhouse and/or Canyon Nine privileges. Accounts 90 days past due will be sent to collections.
2013 Monthly Assessment Breakdown• General Common & Canyon Nine $82• The Club at Town Center $74• In-Active Gate $54• Active Gate $64
friendly Reminder for Rental PropertiesIf you rent your property to tenants and have assigned them clubhouse access, please make sure to contact the Association when leases are renewed. You may email or fax the updated leases to [email protected] or 787-4511, and we will update the database so your tenants have no delays in accessing the Club. If you have any questions, please contact Melissa or Sean.
Rules & Regulations Reminder…
PuBlIC STReeT SNOw PlOwING Public Streets are maintained by the City of Reno. For more information on the street plowing priority listing or to report street conditions, visit www.reno.gov or call Reno Direct at 775-334-4636. Somersett Parkway, Evening Rock Trail, Del Webb Parkway, and Somersett Ridge Parkway are all classified as Priority 1 streets.
PRIVATe STReeT SNOw PlOwING Private streets maintained by the Association are plowed according to the Board policy of 3” of snow accumulation. For more information on Private Street plowing, please call 775-624-9152. During inclement weather, the gates may be placed in a hold open status to allow for snow plows to easily access the streets. Please note the private streets located in the Village and Vue are maintained by the Sub-Association managed by Associa Sierra North. Contact 775-626-7333 for plowing questions and concerns for the Village and Vue.
SIDewAlk SNOw PlOwING Homeowners are responsible for maintaining the sidewalks adjacent to their property. The Association will plow the common area pathways/sidewalks along the three major parkways (Somersett, Del Webb and Somersett Ridge) if there is still snow on the walkways within 48 hours after the end of snow fall.
ROuNDABOuT DRIVING ReMINDeR As you approach, slow down and yield to pedestrians and bicyclists. For multi-lane roundabouts, choose the appropriate lane to use and yield to the driver’s to the left. Those in the roundabout have the right-of-way. Travel counter-clockwise through the roundabout and use your turn signal when exiting. During the winter months roundabouts can become extra slick with snow and ice, please use caution when approaching and driving through them.
email AuthorizationIf you would prefer to receive electronic mailings in lieu of hard copies for Association documents, please email [email protected] with your name and address. In the email body, include the following: “I authorize Somersett Owners Association to send me all communications electronically in lieu of hard copies.”
Compliance InformationTo report a non-compliance, please email or call Sean Stapleton at [email protected] or 787-4500 ext 322. Please note that 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 at which time they could be suspended from the Club and assessed fines. Once fines reach $500, a lien could be placed on the property. At this time the Association has a policy not to enter a property, unless it is bank owned, and then only to repair front yard landscaping.
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hOlIDAY DeCORATIONSDecember decorations
must be removed by January 31.
Somersett Owners Association 2013 Meeting ScheduleWe are notifying all homeowners about meetings of the Executive Board of Directors per NRS 116.31083.2, “not less than 10 days before the date of a meeting of the Executive Board.” All board meetings will be held at The Loft in Town Square, 7665 Town Square Way, Suite 201. Any changes to the meeting dates will be updated online at www.mysomersett.com on the SOA’s News & Documents page. Executive sessions, AGC and CSC meetings are not open to residents other than those on the agenda.
January
3 9:30 am AGC Meeting8 5:30 pm Board Meeting17 9:30 am AGC Meeting
*The 2013 meeting schedule will be approved at the January 8 Board Meeting.
Meeting Agendas and MinutesAgendas for both the Board of Directors’ and finance meetings will be posted online at mysomersett.com at least 10 days prior to the scheduled meeting. Minutes of these meetings will be posted online at rmiconnect.com/Somersett once they have been approved at the next scheduled meeting. For a draft copy of minutes, please submit your request to Melissa at [email protected].
2013 Board of Directors
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775.787.2600
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The Board will select their offices at the January 8 Board meeting.
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Private Events for any OccasionDrop-in tours available Tuesdays from 1 to 3 pm and wednesdays from 3 to 5 pm. Appointments may also be scheduled for a personalized tour.
With its selection of elegant venues, Somersett is the perfect location for your special event. Whether it’s a dinner, birthday or graduation party, even a wedding, let the ideal setting strike just the right note. Contact Jeanette Metz at [email protected] to learn more.
Craft Club Tuesdays, January 8 & 22; february 12 & 261–3 pm | RSVP by the Monday before
If you’re proud to call yourself a crafter, Craft Club is for you. So pack up your latest project, throw in a few snacks and join fellow crafters to let the creativity flow!
Book Club wednesday, January 23, 7–8:30 pmcaleb’s crossing by Geraldine BrooksTuesday, february 26, 7–8:30 pmthe language of flowers by Vanessa DiffenbaughThe only thing more enjoyable than a great book is sharing your love for reading it with a group of like-minded bookworms. Join the Somersett Book Club every month in the Welcome Center at The Club at Town Center and get ready to discuss and dissect all kinds of interesting books. For more information and to RSVP, contact Julie Malone at [email protected].
New Resident Orientation Socialwednesday, february 20, 6–7 pm | RSVP by Monday, february 18If you’re new to Somersett, let us welcome you properly with our New Resident Social at The Club at Town Center. You’ll learn all about your new community, the Club and the Canyon Nine, meet the staff and maybe even a neighbor or two.
Brand New Homes in Somersett, Starting at $359,950
2020 Back Nine Trail: 3 bed, 2 1/2 bath, 2 garage, 1 story, 2650 sf, 0.25 acres
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“Seller offering $1,000 gift card to neighbors who refer buyers to Northern Nevada Homes!”
*Restrictions apply, call for details.
775-284-8088 Email: [email protected]
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Another year is about to be added to the annals of history and if you’re anything like me, you’re wondering, “Where has the time gone?” I’m happy to reflect and smile at the fact that we’ve
enjoyed another successful year here in Sierra Canyon and Somersett in general. We can all look forward to 2013, when we will once again set ambitious goals to make sure our community continues to be the best place to live in Nevada!
I have plenty to be thankful for in relation to Sierra Canyon. The re-opening of fire station number 19 just outside of our community was probably the most significant occurrence. I want to thank those residents who stood with me and attended several meetings regarding this fire station’s closure and who put the pressure on to see it re-opened! Hopefully we will continue to see the good work this station provides for years to come.
Our Sierra Canyon Fitness Coordinator Shaylene becoming a full time employee in 2012 was another major accomplishment. We were lucky enough to have her here part time, and thanks to resident support and Board approval, residents can take advantage of even more of Shaylene’s
fitness programs. Shaylene is excited to add additional programming to her already busy schedule, which will benefit every resident.
Other accomplishments in 2012 were updates to our personnel manual and job descriptions, which give us better direction for our association employees, and the establishment of an emergency evacuation plan. Implemented by association staff, this plan provides a clear and detailed method in case of emergency at The Lodge. There were many other projects that were completed in 2012 for which I’m thankful, but above all, I’m grateful for a fantastic staff to help make it all happen!
The Budget and Finance Committee (Sarah Madden, Dick Vogt, Dave Urbanac, Mark Richter, Lorraine Barrett and Ron Miyasaki) was also successful in steering the community in the right direction in 2012, giving us a process and vehicle for bringing forward possible future improvements within Sierra Canyon. This committee put in a lot of hours to not only establish this process but to oversee our 2012 monthly financial statements and our budget for 2013.
The efforts of association staff and volunteers alike made a big difference in providing direction in 2012 and will be instrumental in repeating another successful year in 2013. There is a reason Somersett is known as the best place to live in northern Nevada – let’s continue the tradition!
Mike Aguilarexecutive Director, Sierra CanyonCMCA, AMS, CPO
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Adult Potluck
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Snowshoe Out of School Camp
Movie Night
Guys’ Night Out
Basque Dinner
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winter wonderland
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little Tykes Golf
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Craft Club
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Movie Night
Couples’ wine & Dessert Social
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