August 2010 Somersett Living

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RENO, NVPERMIT NO. 379

The Club at Town Center7650 Town Square Way

Reno, NV 89523

Summer Luau ForAdults & Kids pg. 3

October Pool Hours pg. 10

Don’t Miss Out On Golf Events Too! pg. 6

The Club at Town Center Information7650 Town Square Way

Reno, Nevada 89523775-787-4500

[email protected]

Summer Clubhouse Hours Monday–Friday: 5:30 am to 9 pmSaturday & Sunday: 7 am to 9 pm

*Beginning August 15, the Club will close at 8 pm on Sundays.

Club DirectoryMelissa Ramsey x332General [email protected]

Ryan Fields x319Assistant [email protected]

Christina Cravens x335Sports [email protected]

Linda Student x311Member Relations [email protected]

Lauren Stemmler x327Activities [email protected]

Jeanette Dory x320 Private Events [email protected]

ryan bopp x333Golf and Food [email protected]

Somersett Owners association Lisa Nunley, Community Manager

626-7333 or [email protected]

Sierra Canyon aspen Lodge Mike Aguilar, Executive Director

624-2900 or [email protected]

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Kathy Hess, Just Imagine Marketing and Design775-746-4138; [email protected]

Front Cover photo: Brendan Wickline and Lewis Falconer poolside at the Club.

2 tctc contacts

3 community events

3 Adult Programs

4 Summer Happenings

5 Kids’ corner

6 canyon nine

7 2010 Summer camp

8 Fitness Schedule & classes

10 2010 Swim Program & Pool Schedule

12 Sierra canyon

14 SoA

15 calendar

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A Note From the Club...

T his summer has already been a lot of fun with graduation parties, weddings, and pool parties every

week! We had our first wedding ceremony of the year on the 1st tee box of the canyon nine and reception in the loft which turned out beautifully! it is so exciting to now have the ability to accommodate large enough groups for weddings and big dinner parties. We have been so busy with private parties and fundraisers, and it has brought a lot of new people out to see the club and all of the great things that we do in the Somersett community. once the summer starts winding down, it will be time to start planning those holiday events. i am looking forward to a lot of fun holiday parties at the loft! until then, i would love to give you a tour of the loft or help you set up a pool party to enjoy the last couple months of summer time!

—Jeanette Dory, Private events Director

August 2010 | Somersett living

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A Fond Farewell

It is with joy and sadness that we announce brinn Willmer’s departure from the club. She joined the staff in May 2005 and has served numerous roles over the past five years, recently as our

assistant activities coordinator. brinn’s positive attitude and bright smile have touched the hearts of many here in Somersett, especially the children who got to know her in Kids’ corner in recent years. brinn is heading off into the “real world” as an elementary school teacher, after completing her student teaching this past spring. We will all miss

her but wish her the best of luck in the future. Please stop by the club this month to wish brinn success in her next adventure.

The Club at Town Center RemindersRSVP 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 to an event, event and guest fees apply.Guest Fees (all guests must be accompanied by a member): Guest fees are as follows for a maximum of ten visits: Adult guest $10; child guest $8 (under 18)to preserve the enjoyment value of the facility for all residents, the club will be enforcing holiday guest fees on Monday, September 6: Adult guest $15; child guest $12 (under 18)

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community events for all To enjoy!

all programs listed are for members of The Club at Town Center unless otherwise noted.

Sunset Kayak Tour at Lake Tahoe all Somersett residents welcome!Saturday, august 14 (weather permitting) | 4–9 pm$35 per adult | RSVP by Monday, august 95 person min; 15 maxenjoy a professionally guided two-mile tour of spectacular lake tahoe, where brilliant colors and tranquil water will make for an unforgettable experience. All boating equipment will be provided. Please bring warm clothing as it may be cool on the water. this is a carpooling event, and all participants are asked to meet at the club at town center by 4 pm.

Morning on the Mountainall Somersett residents welcome!Saturday, august 21 | 9 am–2 pm$10 per person | RSVP by Monday, august 165 person min; 15 maxJoin linda Armstrong in the great outdoors for a hike up to loch leven lake. this extraordinary 8-mile hike out and back follows a trail that climbs steadily upward through patches of pine forest, large erratic boulders and exposed granite, circumnavigating three separate lakes. A snack will be provided. Wear something comfortable and bring a bathing suit, towel, extra water and food if desired. this is a carpooling event, weather permitting.

Adult PotluckSaturday, august 21 | 6–8 pmRSVP by Monday, august 168 person min; 32 maxSummer is in full swing at the club this month. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to catch up with old friends and meet new ones at our monthly potlucks. this month’s theme is Kabob cookout. Please indicate what you plan to bring when you rSVP. And, don’t forget to save the date for our next potluck on Saturday, September 25.

Summer Luau Friday, august 27 | 6–8 pm$15 per adult; $25 per couple | RSVP by Monday, august 910 person min; 40 maxGrass skirts, Hawaiian shirts, tropical cocktails and flowery leis will help us say “aloha” to summer this month at the club. Join us for great food and drinks, and keep the kids happy by signing them up for our special kids’ luau in the sports court.

Somersett Book Exchangetake a peek at the collection of books we have in our library. Summer is a great time to escape into new worlds!

Massages by Mariantreat yourself or that special someone to a relaxing massage. Massage therapist Marian Miller offers a full massage menu, including hot stone and towel treatments. For further information about massages and pricing, contact Marian at 247-3969.

3rd Annual Somersett Farmers’ MarketWednesdays, august 4–254–8 pm with music starting at 5 pmthe Somersett Farmers’ Market is the place to be on Wednesday evenings! the popular neighborhood market offers visitors fresh fruits and veggies, lip-smacking desserts and chocolate, pastas, stuffed olives, coffee, pet foods and treats, handcrafted jewelry, essential oils, organic soaps, candles and so much more. the roundabout bistro also features a selection of delicious food, while the Grape & the Grain always has excellent drink specials. thanks to a sponsorship from the Smile Shop, free face painting is available for kids. Make sure you stop by the Somersett tent to enter our grand prize drawing each week for your chance to win the use of the

loft, our new 3,200 SF private events room. the final drawing will take place Wednesday, August 25 at 7:30 pm.

3rd Annual Somersett Sierra ChallengeRide to Defeat ALSSaturday, august 21 6 am check-in/registrationevery year, people come together for a great cause known as the Somersett Sierra challenge, ride to Defeat AlS. More commonly known as lou Gehrig’s Disease, AlS is a fatal neurodegenerative disease. the ride is a fundraiser for both patient care and research for a cure. this year’s event will offer three ride choices at 82 miles ($65), 50 miles ($55) and 30 miles ($45). All rides offer full SAG support, plus a post-ride lunch, live

entertainment, raffle prizes and great sponsors for the rest stops. the 82-mile ride also includes a rest stop lunch. For information, please visit www.mysomersett.com or email [email protected].

Save the DateSPCa Happy Tails Dog Walk Saturday, September 25

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there’s a club at Somersett just for kids! Kids’ club is a free club for children ages 7–12! 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 you’ll get a hole punch for attending. ten punches leads to 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 christina at [email protected].

summer happeningsFarmers’ Fun!Every Wednesday during Farmers’ Market5–8 pm | ages 3-10$10 child; price includes pizzaRSVP by the Monday before 8 children min; 30 maxthe club will be offering something fun just for kids during Farmers’ Market. Parents, drop your kids off at the club for up to three hours and let them enjoy games, coloring, movies and pizza, while you shop around Somersett’s Farmers’ Market.

S’mores Anyone?Friday, august 6 | 6:30–7:30 pmRSVP by Monday, august 210 people min; 20 maxJoin friends and neighbors ’round the fire pit for a good old-fashioned s’mores roast! the whole family is welcome to build and enjoy these classic summer treats.

Tie-Dye TuesdayTuesday, august 17 | 4–5 pmRSVP by Monday, august 164 children min; 12 maxbring all those white clothes in need of a little jazzing up to the club for an afternoon of tie-dye. A staff member will be on hand to show you how to make your very own multi-colored creations.

Watermelon DayTuesday, august 24 | 4:30–5:30 pm$5 per person (ages 3–12)RSVP by Monday, august 23Hey kids, what’s better than eating watermelon on a hot August day? not much! come on down for your share of our refreshing watermelons and plenty of fun and games this month at Kids’ club!

Summer Luau Friday, august 27 | 5:30–8 pmages 3–10 | $10/child, price includes pizzaRSVP by Monday, august 23 8 children min; 30 maxcome celebrate the Hawaiian way with a luau to say “aloha” to the end of summer! Join all of your friends for games and crafts, plus pizza and juice for dinner.

Labor Day Carnival CelebrationMonday, September 6 | 12–4 pmDo you want poolside parking this year for labor Day? How about reserved lounge chairs with your very own cabana server? this year we will be holding a raffle to win poolside service, prime parking and more! each raffle ticket will be $1 with proceeds benefiting the Michelle cervantes library Fund. the drawing will be held on Saturday, September 4th at 2 pm at the club. And, don’t forget to join us on Monday while we celebrate labor Day with everything cArniVAl. that’s right, games, prizes, food, music and tons of fun!

White-Out ArtThursday, august 26 | 4–5 pm$5 per person | RSVP by Monday, august 23ready to turn that boring colored t-shirt into a work of art? Join us as we make neat designs with bleach! bring your colored shirt and we’ll supply the rest.

Kids’ Club After School ProgramBeginning Monday, august 30 | 3:30–6 pm M–F$40/child/week; $10/child/dayRegister by Monday, august 23

the club at town center will be adding a quality after school program for children ages 7–12, which will feature a wide variety of activities including special sports instruction, arts and crafts, fitness, cooking and much more. Snacks and homework assistance will be available during the educational hour. it is our goal to help develop great self-esteem for all participants in an active and positive environment. to register your child, please complete a registration form available at the concierge desk.

Sign up for the

After School Program

for September–December

by August 23

for only $550, a $70 savings!

Policy Reminders: Kids’ corner will only accept children 3 to 6 years of age who are bathroom independent. • 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–noon on Saturday. evening slot is from 5:30–7:30 pm, Monday through thursday. • the room operates on a 6 to 1 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 noon, 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 their child in within the 15-minute window, the reservation becomes void and the spot will be opened to a child on the wait list. • no show reservations 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.

Hours & Programming Mon–Thurs: 8:30 am–12:30 pm and 5:30–7:30 pmFriday: 8:30 am–12:30 pm; Saturday: 8 am–noonClosed on SundayPlease note Kids’ corner will be closed M–F for the last two weeks of camp, August 2–6 and 16–20.

Kids’ Corner ThemesWeek One: Hop, Skip, JumpWeek Two: crawling caterpillars Week Three: White board Art Week Four: High in the Sky Week Five: back to School

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Bubbles EverywhereThursday, august 12 | 4–5:30pm$5 per person | RSVP by Monday, august 9bubbles, bubbles everywhere! Join us for bubble artwork and plenty of outdoor bubble action, plus a great snack.

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august Course Hours7 am to a last tee time of 6:30 pm, weather permitting.

Friendly ReminderGolf clinics and lessons will run on the canyon nine during scheduled hours. Please note that during these times, players may be asked to start on the second hole but will always be able to play all nine holes. clinics are held on tuesday evenings from 4–6:30 pm. thank you in advance for your cooperation.

Green Feesresidents: juniors $5; adults $7Guests of residents: juniors $7; adults $10non-residents: juniors $10; adults $15 (tue–thu only)

SpecialsMonday: 2-for-1 Somersett senior residents (does not apply to guests)Wednesday: $5 Somersett ladies golfFriday: Happy hour golf – 1/2 off beer & rounds of golf from 3–6 pm

Free Guest SundaySunday, august 29it’s golf season, so bring a guest for free and show them just what living in Somersett is all about!

Tee Timesin an effort to stay on top of pace and play while offering a more enjoyable round, the canyon nine will begin the use of tee times. Members will be able to reserve tee times up to 10 days in advance, and we will be using 8-minute intervals throughout the day. Please contact the golf hut to book your tee times at 775-787-4500 ext.330.

Loyalty Pointsearn loyalty points each 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 and you’ll receive a free green fee.

Rounds for SCC PlayWant to take a swing at the Somersett country club? Play 20 rounds on the canyon nine and you’ll be eligible to play nine holes at Scc with one guest (must pay cart fees). Play 35 rounds on the canyon nine and you can play 18 holes at Scc with up to three guests (must pay cart and guest fees). offer may be redeemed only once.

Private LessonsGolf Director ryan bopp will offer private instruction to all canyon nine players, including guests of residents. lesson topics include full swing, wedge game, bunker play, pitching, chipping, putting, course management and strategy. contact ryan at [email protected] or 787-4500 ext. 330 for available lesson days and times.Prices: one hour $40; half hour $25; semi-private: $60 per hour (up to three players)

Wine & Dine on the Canyon NineSaturday, august 7 | 5 pm$25 per resident; $45 per resident couple$35 per guest; $65 per non-resident coupleRSVP by Monday, august 220 person min; 36 maxthere’s golf, and then there’s Wine & Dine on the canyon nine. upgrade your next round of golf with appetizers, dinner and dessert!

Conquer the Canyon NineSunday, September 5 | 9 am start$15 per residentRSVP by Monday, august 304 person min per divisionthis year we will be holding the canyon nine championship for all player types. there will be a Men’s, Women’s, and Junior’s division. the format for the event will be individual stroke play using the callaway scoring system. We will host a bbQ after with the awards presentation.

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All-Skills Sports Camp there are just a few short weeks left in the out-of-this-world summer camp! Sign your kids up for an awesome week at the club with friends and neighbors. For information on non-resident pricing, please see our camp registration forms or contact lauren Stemmler at [email protected].

august 2–6: Animal Planet (ages 3–6 and 7–12)august 9–13: Kidscape (ages 10–15)august 16–20: blast from the Past (ages 3–6 and 7–12)

Themed Camps: 8:30 am–4 pm (ages 7–12); Cost: $150/week/child Lil Tikes Camp: 8:30 am–1 pm (ages 3–6); Cost: $100/week/child Kidscape: 8:30 am–2 pm (ages 10–15); Cost: $175/week/child

All-Skills Sports CampMonday through Friday, august 2–6 | ages 12–15Resident $75; Non-resident $85 | Sign up by Monday, July 19the club at town center will be offering an all-skills sports camp this summer for children ages 12–15. the camp will focus on basketball and volleyball, with professional instruction provided by coach John Franklin and coach Sarah uppal.

Volleyball Camp: 9 am–12:30 pm | 4 children min; 10 maxthis program is open to all ability levels. coach Sarah uppal will teach game fundamentals and focus on developing proper mechanics and game-play experience. every aspect of the game will be covered, giving your child a solid skill foundation to build upon.

Basketball Camp: 3–6 pm | 15 children min; 30 children maxbasketball camp will be all instructional. this camp is a great opportunity for players of all abilities to develop and refine their fundamental basketball skills. coach John Franklin will focus on developing skills including shooting, passing, dribbling, rebounding, offensive and defensive moves, team play and more.

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foxtails are a type of sticker prevalent in the spring and summer season. Foxtails range from 1/2” to 3” in length, are very sharp at

one end and branch out into a wispy tail at the other. they have the ability to burrow under the skin and migrate to different areas of the body. Foxtails commonly invade the pet’s ears causing discomfort and shaking or tilting of the head. Foxtails can penetrate the skin of the feet causing painful abscesses. When a foxtail enters the nose, severe sneezing can occur, often accompanied by a bloody discharge. basic precautions include checking your pet’s feet, ears and hair after outdoor activities. When foxtails are suspected, your pet’s veterinarian may need to use anesthetics and special surgical instruments to remove them. this summer, be sure to watch for any swelling, drainage, limping, violent sneezing or head shaking which may be an indication of foxtail intrusions.

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Tennisrob lizares is the club’s tennis pro for the 2010 season. He is uSPtA certified with many years of experience. to schedule your private lessons or for more information, contact rob at 544-5039.

Private Lessons $50/hourready to up your game? rob will help you improve your strokes and develop strategy to become a more efficient and effective player. And when you improve your game, you don’t just become a better player— you get the satisfaction that comes from mastering the skills.

Cardio TennisEvery Friday at 9 amcardio tennis is a fun group activity featuring drills that give players of all abilities the ultimate, high-energy workout. the class includes warm-up, workout and cool-down phases. if you’re looking for a great new way to get in shape and burn calories, you’ve just found it!

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Water Fitness: every tuesday, thursday & Saturday, from 10–11 am

Cardio Tennis: every Friday from 9–10 am

Participants must sign themselves in for class at the front desk no more than 15 minutes before class. no admittance is allowed into classes more than 10 minutes after class start time. For further information on fitness classes and instructors please see the fitness bulletin outside the aerobics room. class cancellations will be posted in the aerobics room.

* Indicates the class is located in the sports court.

fitness Classes BODy SCULPT» this class promotes intense strength training to enhance definition and endurance in the major muscle groups.

C9 BOOT CaMP» challenge yourself with the resistance of your own body weight during this demanding, calorie-burning program on the canyon nine golf course.

MaT PILaTES» With its resistance focus, this class will help you increase your core strength, flexibility, agility and economy of motion.

CaRDIO STEP & STRENGTH INTERVaL» An intense cardio workout using the step, this class combines high interval training with dumbbell use, push-ups and core exercises.

SPIN/ SCULPT» Kick-start your metabolism with this challenging class, a combination of 30 minutes of spin and 30 minutes of body sculpting.

SPIN» Spin is a traditional indoor cycling class consisting of varying speeds, resistance levels and intensities targeted at raising your heart rate and toning your lower body.

yOGa» this class is designed to promote muscular strength, endurance and flexibility while teaching participants to relax in gentle positions. All levels are welcome.

yOGa FUSION» this mixed-fitness class combines resistance work, cardiovascular activity and elements of dance or pilates moves with a traditional series of yoga poses.

ZUMBa TONING» latin-based rhythms direct the unique moves and challenging resistance combinations in this class. bring your energy and dance away your worries!

fitness Questions?contact christina cravens at [email protected] or 787-4500 ext 335 for further information about classes, fitness equipment, reformer pilates and personal training. new to the gym? call today to arrange a complimentary fitness orientation.

reformer/PilatesGroup Reformer: $15/ person; 3–4 person max. there must be at least three participants for a group reformer class to be scheduled. Group reformer fees must be paid in full for a four-week session to secure the class time for the month.

Semi-Private Reformer: $25/person/hour; 2 participants only.

Private Reformer: $50/person/hour; one-on-one instruction.

Personal TrainingDouble Training: $125/person/5 sessionsone-on-two personal training makes it possible for you and a friend to work toward similar goals under the guidance of one personal trainer. the objective is to encourage you to exercise properly and achieve your goals with the support of a partner. Goals might include improved cardiovascular health, weight loss, general conditioning, toning or improved strength for a particular activity or sport like skiing or running.

Fitness assessment: $85includes an initial hour consultation including body fat analysis, blood pressure, weight, muscle endurance/strength, flexibility and a body mechanic test. A one-hour personal training session will then be scheduled to review results and a recommended exercise program.

Private Session: $50includes a one hour, one-on-one session from one of the club’s personal trainers.

First time Package Deal: $450this includes a free fitness assessment and ten private one-hour sessions from one of the club’s personal trainers.

Yoga w/ Linda8:30–9:30

(MAx 16)

Cardio Step/Strength Interval w/ Cindy

9:35–10:30 (MAx 10)

Body Sculpt w/ Beth6:30–7:15

(MAx 12)

Boot Camp w/ Lauri*6–6:45(MAx 20)

Spin w/ Beth 5:30–6:15

(MAx 14)

Monday

Spin w/ Rochelle 6–7

(MAx 14)

Body Sculpt w/ Beth9–9:45(MAx 12)

Spin w/ Christy 5:30–6:15

(MAx 14)

Boot Camp* w/ Lauri6:30–7:15

(MAx 25)

Mat Pilates w/ Lauri 7:15–8(MAx 16)

Tuesday


(MAx 16)

Zumba Toningw/ Maggie

6:35–7:35 (MAx 15)

Wednesday

Spin w/ Rochelle 6–7

(MAx 14)

Body Sculpt w/ Beth9–9:45(MAx 12)


(MAx 16)

Spin w/ Christy 6:30–7:15

(MAx 14)

Thursday


(MAx 16)

Spin/Sculpt w/ Rochelle

9:35–10:35 (MAx 14)

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C9 Boot Camp*Rotating Instructors

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Yoga Rotating Instructors

9–10 (MAx 16)

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»fitness schedule Private Pilates» in the aerobics roomTuesday & Thursday 7:30 to 8:30 am; 10:45 to 11:45 am

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775-787-4500 * [email protected] * www.mysomersett.com7650 Town Square Way * Reno, NV 89523

Take I-80 to Robb Drive Exit and turn left on Sharlands Avenue. Sharlands turns into Somersett Parkway. Turn in at second rounabout. Follow Event Signs!

Every Wednesday, August 4 - 25 4-8 pm in Somersett’s Town SquareCertied Farmers Market o�ering fresh fruits and

vegetables, fresh baked gluten-free bread, yummy desserts, handmade jewelry, and an array of unique local

vendors. Weekly specials by Roundabout Bistro and The Grape & The Grain.

Free Facepainting sponsored by Smile Shop.

Live EntertainmentAugust 4 ~ Milton Merlos

August 11 ~ AmbushAugust 18 ~ The Mighty 88’s

August 25 ~ Guitar Woody & The Boilers

Grand Prize DrawingEnter each week for your chance to win a

FREE 5 hour rental in The LOFT. Drawing will be held at 7:30 pm on August 25.

Every year, people come together for a great cause known as the Somersett Sierra Challenge, Ride to Defeat ALS. ALS, more commonly know as

Lou Gehrig’s Disease, is a fatal neurodegenerative disease. The ride is a fundraiser for both patient care and research for a cure.

This year’s event will o�er three ride choices at 82 miles ($65), 50 miles ($55) and 30 miles ($45). All rides o�er full SAG support, plus a post-ride lunch, live

entertainment, ra�e prizes and great sponsors for the rest stops. The 82-mile ride also includes a rest stop lunch.

For information, please visit www.mysomersett.com or email [email protected].

Available for Residents and Non-Residents

Somersett’s newest 3,200 sq ft rental facility has breathtaking views and plenty of space to accomodate

your large party for cocktails or a sit down dinners*.

The Club at Town Center also o�ers a beautifully decorated clubhouse during the holiday season

for more intimate parties, including the Great Room and Welcome Center.

Special OfferBook your 2010 holiday party by

Friday, September 10 and receive $75 o� your total rental bill.

Ask for more informationJeanette Dory, Private Events Director

[email protected] or 775-787-4500 ext 320

*Roundabout Bistro is the exclusive caterer for The LOFT.

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2010 SWIM PROGRAM For information, please contact christina at [email protected] or 787-4500 ext 335.

Swim Challengeaugust 9–13 | 9–9:45 am$40/child/week (ages 5+)Sign up by the Monday beforethis class is designed for swimmers who can independently swim front crawl for the entire length of the pool. Participants will learn stroke refinement on front crawl, back crawl, breast stroke and butterfly.

Private Lessons30 minute instruction for ages 2 and upSingle Lesson: $20Package of 5: $90Package of 8: $140Private lessons are perfect for those looking to have individualized and one-on-one instruction.

Adult Water FitnessSaturdays, Tuesdays and Thursdays | 10–11 am 20 person maxJoin us for a water-based fitness class in the lap pool. this invigorating workout is excellent for those with joint pain. the entire pool will be used if more than ten participants sign up.

2010 POOL SCHEDULE:Saturday, May 22–Sunday, September 27

FaMILy POOL & SPaSat, May 22–Sun, Aug 8: 10 am to 9 pmMon, Aug 9–Mon, Sep 6: 10 am to 8 pm

LaP POOLSat, May 22–Sun, Aug 8: closes at 9 pmMon, Aug 9–Mon, Sep 6: closes at 8 pm6–9 am: adult (18+) lap swim (non-guarded)9–10 am: Swim lessons (group and camp lessons end Fri, Aug 20)10 am–noon*: Adult (18+) lap swim (non-guarded)*(10–11 am Sat, tue, thu: water fitness from Jun-Aug)noon–4 pm: Free swim for all ages with one lap lane for lap swim4–close: Adult (18+) lap swim (non-guarded)

aDULT (18+) SPaSat, May 23–Sun, Aug 8: 6 am to 9 pmMon, Aug 9–Mon, Sep 6: 6 am to 8 pm

Saturdays and Sundays the lap pool & spa will open at 7 am

PLEaSE NOTEon labor Day, the lap pool will be open for free swim from 10 am to close.

LaP POOL USaGEthis summer, new signs at the lap pool will indicate what is taking place. look for signs reading “Swim lessons only,” “lap Swim only,” and “Aquatic Fitness class” posted on the lap pool gate entrance or at respective swim lane ends.

POOLSIDE CaBaNaMon–thu: 11 am to 6:30 pmFri & Sat: 11 am to 7:30 pmSunday: 11 am to 6 pm

EXTENDED POOL HOURS FOR OCTOBER!LaP POOL aND aDULT SPa Daily through Sunday, october 31 for adults 18+ from 9 am to 4 pm weather permitting*open for free swim on Saturdays & Sundays from noon–4 pm

PLay POOL aND FaMILy SPaSaturdays & Sundays through Sunday, october 31 from 10 am to 4 pm weather permitting

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spa rulesthe adult spa adjacent to the lap pool is for adults (18+) only. • children 12 years of age or younger who wish to use the family spa must be supervised by an adult. • children under 12 years of age should not use the spa for more than 10 consecutive minutes. • extended exposure to hot water or vapors may be detrimental to the health of elderly persons and persons with heart conditions, diabetes, or high or low blood pressure. • People with skin, ear, genital or other bodily infections, open sores or wounds should not use the hot tub because of the possibility of spreading infection. • Parents are to warn children not to allow water in their mouths as this can cause infection and illness. • the heat of the hot tub water speeds up the effects of alcohol and can cause sleepiness, dizziness and unconsciousness. • Horse playing, splashing and swimming are not permitted in the spas. • the family spa will close daily from 2–2:15 pm for backwashing and refilling.

pool rulesMembers must sign in and register any guests prior to swimming. • Children under 13 must be accompanied by a parent or person over

18 years of age, unless they are between the ages of 10 and 12 with a completed and approved children’s usage waiver on file. • children using flotation devices must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. • children under the age of 6 must be closely supervised by an accompanying adult. • children wearing diapers must have vinyl pants over the diaper and under the bathing suit. • Proper bathing suits are required for swimming. no cut-off shorts or thongs allowed. • Please shower before entering pool. • no diving is permitted in any area of the pool. • no glass containers of any kind are permitted on the pool deck. • no food or drink are allowed in the pool. • no pets are allowed within the pool deck area. exceptions will be made for certified service animals. • no rafts are permitted without management approval. • no running or horse playing around the pool. • no water guns are permitted within the pool deck area. • Kickboards are for use as swimming aids and/or swimming instruction, not for standing, sitting or horse playing. • the pool furniture is not to be removed from its location on the pool deck. • Members must seek approval from management to bring in personal coolers. • refrain from talking to lifeguards while they are on the stands. • lifeguards’ instructions must be obeyed at all times by members and guests for maximum safety. • Persons entering the pool after closing time will be trespassing and subject to arrest. • Management has the

right and responsibility to close the pool when deemed necessary for safety measures or for group club events.

slide rulesSwimmers must stay clear of the catch pool and slide exit area. • riders must exit the catch pool immediately after use. • children less than 48 inches tall who are unable to swim may only use the slide with a parent. • Parents may assist their child out of the water in the catch pool if necessary, but they cannot stand in front of the slide to catch their child. Parents may wait at the steps if needed. • only one person at a time is allowed down the slide, excluding a parent and small child as described above. • Please walk up the steps and make sure the catch pool is empty before beginning slide run. • riders must go down on their back, feet first. • no flotation devices of any kind are permitted on the slide, including those in bathing suits. • no goggles, sunglasses, hats or any object that may fall off into the water are permitted on the slide. • no diving from the slide into the catch pool upon exiting the flume. • Do not reach into the slide from the deck area. • no wading on the steps or in the catch pool.

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Improving Life within Sierra Canyon

A re you enjoying life at Sierra canyon? Has Association staff been taking good care of you and your concerns? Are additional amenities

within Sierra canyon something the community wants to consider? these are just a few of the important questions that were brought up in the recent Sierra canyon community Survey, and we’d like to extend a big thank you to those 200 plus Sierra canyon residents who took the time to participate in this important assessment! i will share the results at our August 18th board of directors meeting at the Aspen lodge. We will use these surveys as both an evaluation of association staff and to determine areas of improvement within Sierra canyon. We look forward to making life even better at Sierra canyon based on the survey results. on another note, please plan on attending all of the outstanding events that ronda will be offering this year. Hope to see you at the Aspen lodge!

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WeeDS(ref. cc&r’s Article iV, Section 23, 29, & 30)Weeds and other dead, diseased or infected vegetation are not permitted. lawns and landscaping must be well maintained. Homeowners are responsible for removing vegetation growing in common areas infringing upon a homeowner’s lot within their lot boundaries. All undeveloped lots are required to be kept clear of trash, debris, loose plant materials (such as tumbleweed), non-native vegetation, and noxious weeds. the association may, at the homeowner’s expense, take steps to remedy unsightly, unsanitary or hazardous conditions.

Board ElectionsSomersett owners Association will hold its board elections on Tuesday, august 10th at 5:30 pm in the loft (located in town Square above the Grape & the Grain). by now you have received your ballot and list of candidates. Please plan to attend and cast your vote. You may mail your ballot in advance or hand-deliver it when you attend the meeting. We encourage everyone to participate in this opportunity to support your community.

Summer Reminders• yard Maintenance. During recent community-wide inspections,

management staff observed yards and lots in need of attention. A well-maintained yard (and a lot free of weeds and debris) is a requirement at Somersett, so please spend the necessary time to maintain your property. Specifically, it is imperative that noxious weeds (primarily musk thistle and white top) be removed. the thistle has a beautiful purple flower, but it is an invasive weed.

• Speed Limits. Please obey posted speed limits and watch for pedestrians in crosswalks. We have noticed extra patrols from the reno Police Department, and they are handing out citations. Please slow down and drive safely through our neighborhoods.

• Roundabouts. Finally, a few simple rules to remember when traveling though roundabouts:

- the speed limit is 15 mph, so give yourself enough time to slow down before entering.

- Always yield to vehicles already in the roundabout. - Stay in one lane as you drive through—changing lanes is

prohibited. - be sure to signal as you exit the roundabout.

General Information:• address/phone/email changes. if you have any changes,

please notify Associated Management at [email protected]. thank you!

• Electronic assessment payments. Did you know you can pay your homeowner’s assessments electronically? Just fill out the eAP form and submit it to Associated Management. the form can be downloaded online (www.amiusa.net and log on to Somersett), or you can pick one up at the office.

For other information about Somersett owners Association rules and regulations, please visit www.amiusa.net and log on to Somersett. For any other questions, please call us at 747-4663 or email us at [email protected].

Lisa Nunley coMMunitY MAnAGer

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Volleyball Camp9 am–12:30 pm

Basketball Camp3–6 pm



Golf & Tennis Clinics



Farmers’ Market4–8 pm

Farmers’ Fun 5–8 pm



Tennis Clinics



S’mores Anyone?6:30–7:30 pm

Wine & Dine on the Canyon Nine

5–8 pm

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Pools & SpasClose at 8 pmStarting Today

Golf & TennisClinics


Farmers’ Fun5–8 pm

Bubbles Everywhere4–5:30 pm

Tennis Clinics

Sunset Kayak Tour4–9 pm

Tie-Dye Tuesday4–5 pm

Watermelon Day4:30–5:30 pm

LastFarmers’ Market

4–8 pm


White-out Art4–5 pm

End of SummerLuau

Adults & Kids6–8 pm

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SCHOOLSTARTS

Canyon Nine Hours:7 am–6:30 pm

Golf Clinics

Club Closes at 8 pm on Sundays

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Somersett SierraChallenge

6 am Check-inMorning on the

Mountain9:30 am–2 pmAdult Potluck

6–8 pm

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

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Animal Planet Camp 8:30 am–1 pm (ages 3–6); 8:30 am–4 pm (ages 7–12)

Kidscape Camp 8:30 am–2 pm (ages 10–15)

Blast From the Past Camp 8:30 am–1 pm (ages 3–6); 8:30 am–4 pm (ages 7–12)

After School Program 3:30–6 pm (ages 7–12)

29 30 31 Upcoming September Events...

5th — Conquer the Canyon

6th — Carnival Celebration

24th —Movie Night

25th — 3rd Annual Happy Tails Dog Walk

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