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The View From Meridian Ranch

Meridian Ranch Community Directory

MSMD Board of Directors:

President:Butch Gabrielski

Secretary/ Treasurer:Mike Fenton

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Tom SauerBill Gessner

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MERIDIAN RANCHTHE VIEW FROM

Meridian Ranch Rec Center News• September 3rd: Last day the outdoor pool is open.

• September 7th: Parents Night Out from 5:30-10:00 pm, for ages 3 – 10. Please bring a pillow, blanket & water bottle.

• September 7th: Tween Night from 5:30-10:00 pm, for ages 11 – 13. Please bring a swimsuit, towel, change of clothes & water bottle.

• September 5th - 26th: Gymnastics on Wednesdays, for ages 3 – 13.

• Storytime for ages 3 – 5 starts Friday, September 21st at 10:00 am.

Meet The Staff

Lifeguard: Maria YnostrosaMaria has been a lifeguard at MRRC for 3 months and has lived in the Meridian Ranch Community for 3 years. She enjoys being a lifeguard as it allows her to meet people in the community, swim, and work with friends.

For the Active Adults Although anyone is welcomed to join us who feels they would have fun and benefit for the classes:

• September 6th & 20th: Mexican Train Dominos at 12:30 pm.

• September 13th & 27th: Pinochle at 12:30 pm.

No prior experience nor any sign up is required! Please call the Rec Center for more details.

• September 19th: AOA Potluck at 11:30 am.

Looking Ahead: Our 5th Annual Al l Community Thanksgiving Pot Luck and Christmas Pot Luck will continue to be on the 2nd Thursday of November/December respectively. Everyone of all ages is invited, and guests are absolutely welcome. More details to come!


Not intended to solicit currently-listed properties. Information contained herein is deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. Source of data: Pikes Peak MLS.

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September 2018Design Review Council Corner

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

Questions? Please contact your Meridian Ranch DRC Management Team:

Jamie Adams, CMCA, AMS, PCAM, Managing Agent:

[email protected]

Julie Sampson, Governance Director: [email protected]

Chaylyn Petrik, DRC Administrator (DRC no 2): [email protected]

Community Clean Up!You asked for it – you got it! The Fall Community Cleanup will be on September 14th and 15th. Roll offs will be delivered to two locations - Rex Road and south of Rainbow Bridge near Stone Valley. If you are affiliated with a non-profit group, for example, boy scouts, girl scouts, soccer, baseball club, each group that has more than 10 volunteers the organization may receive up to a $250.00 contribution towards their organization, by pitching in to help! We will be meeting on Saturday morning to assist with the clean up!

Please contact Jamie Adams, Managing Agent, for Meridian Ranch DRC if you are interested in helping us with the community clean up!

YARD of the MONTH!

The DRC’s are looking for the most beautiful yards! Our first winner is in the Greens Neighborhood!

Congratulations to 9996 Kings Canyon! Your yard looks fabulous! Each winner will receive a $50.00 gift card from area merchants, Home Depot or Lowe’s! Harding Nursery is teaming with the DRC for a gift card donation as well. Thank you for doing your part in keeping Meridian Ranch a Beautiful Place to Live!

Fridays 10:00-11:00A.M. For Ages 3 years to 5 years

Beginning September 21st, 2018

Call rec center for details.

719.495.7119

Stage 1

VOLUNTARYNo watering between 10:00 am & 6:00 pm.

No watering on Monday, Wednesday and Fridays.

Stage 2

MANDATORYNo watering between 10:00 am & 6:00 pm.

All even numbered addresses to include commercial properties and open space / streetscape areas, can only water on Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday.

All odd numbered addresses can only water on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.

New sod can only be installed with a sod permit which will allow for a 30 day waiver on the water restrictions.

No outside water use on Fridays.

Stage 3MANDATORY

No watering between 10:00 am & 6:00 pm.

No new sod installation permits will be allowed.

Outside watering will only be allowed on Sunday and Wednesday, for all customers.

These rules are mandatory with the following penalties:

1st Violation—Warning

2nd Violation—$50 fine

3rd Violation—$100 fine

Continued violations four and greater will result in suspension of service. To reinstate service a reconnection fee will need to be paid along with any outstanding violation fees.

Visit www.MerianRanchMetro.org to determine the current stage.

Water Conservation

Stages


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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday1

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M & W Group Swim Lessons Start

4Swim Prep

5:00 – 5:45 pm

5 Gymnastics

Sessions Start

6 AOA Mexican Train Dominos 12:30 pm

Swim Prep5:00 – 5:45 pm

Open Play Volleyball6:00 – 8:00 pm

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&Tween Night

5:30 – 10:00 pm

8Group Swim Lessons Start

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10 11Swim Prep

5:00 – 5:45 pm

12Quilting

5:00 - 8:00 pm

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Clean-Up Day

16 17 18Swim Prep

5:00 – 5:45 pm

19 AOA Potluck

11:30 am

20 AOA Mexican Train Dominos 12:30 pm



21Storytime

10:00 – 11:00 am

22 Flick & Float

6:00 pm

23 24 25Swim Prep

5:00 – 5:45 pm

26Quilting

9:30 am-12:00 pm

Quilting 5:00 - 8:00 pm

27AOA Pinochle

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28Storytime

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30 9/3 LAST DAY OUTDOOR POOL IS OPEN

JUST A REMNIDER: FALL BREAK IS 10/8 – 10/19

FLICK & FLO AT Enjoy a relaxing swim while viewing a movie in the pool!

Meridian Ranch Rec Center indoor pool

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

September 22nd

6:00 P.M.

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September 22nd 6:00 P.M.

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Parking in Stonebridge:Parking on the street is not permitted per the CC & R’s. The Board can make certain exceptions in advance and a "Parking Pass" may be issued. Please email us at [email protected] if you have special circumstances which may warrant the issuance of a parking pass. After you have been approved for a parking pass, you may pick it up at the Lodge during regularly staffed hours.

Stonebridge HOA Corner

Your Stonebridge Management Team is here to assist you with any questions you may have:Jamie Adams, CMCA, AMS, PCAM

Association [email protected]

Melonie MarshallManagement Team Assistant

[email protected]

Estelle JacksonOnsite Staff

[email protected] or 719-694-8768 (Lodge main line)

For covenant or improvement questions, please contact the WMG office at 719-685-8743

Manager’s Message for September 2018Please help me welcome our new staff to the District. Deawne Maddox, Administrative Assistant; Pat Evans, Water Operator; and David Clegg, Water Operator. We are growing as a community and so our staff numbers must also grow in order to provide essential public services to Meridian Ranch. Remember, the District is your service provider for water, sewer, and parks & recreation.

The Meridian Service Metropolitan District will soon be engaging the assistance of a consulting firm to help us develop a Master Plan for Buildout. We currently serve almost 3,000 customers with water, sewer, and parks and recreation services. That’s a population of about 7,000-8,000. The Meridian Ranch Sketch Plan approved by El Paso County plans for a total of 4,500 residential customers plus the retail center, The Shops at Meridian Ranch. Speaking of The Shops, did you notice that Phase 1 is full of businesses and Phase 2 will be under construction soon? In order to serve the additional residents and businesses, the District must add water supply wells, water storage tanks, increased water treatment capacity, more sewer and water pipelines, more parks, another recreation center, additional trails and open space, and related public infrastructure. Very rough estimates indicate that we’ll be constructing about $5-10 million worth of additional public facilities every year from now until we reach complete buildout. The Meridian

Service Metropolitan District, in cooperation with the developer, will identify the needed additional facilities, their estimated costs, the sequence of construction, and a funding plan. The District revenue sources include property taxes, tap fees paid by builders, and monthly service fees paid by residents. The Master Plan for Buildout will help us to plan wisely for the needed facilities. And, the Master Plan will include a funding plan to pay for them. We expect the preparation of the Master Plan for Buildout to take a number of months to complete, including the selection of the consultant.

Please remember that kids are back in school so drive carefully – especially before and after school hours.

David A. Pelser, General ManagerMeridian Service Metropolitan District


D49 September 2018 NewsBy David Nancarrow, Director of Communications

Expanding the VisionWhen students begin the school year at Falcon High School, their school will have grown a new wing. FHS hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony Friday, July 27 to celebrate the opening of a brand new, permanent addition to the north end of the school. The ceremony took place inside the new academic wing as rain fell steadily outside Friday afternoon. “Our ROTC was very excited because the colorguard [would have] to practice in the rain on a day like today,” said FHS Principal Cheryl Goodyear-DeGeorge. “We’re very excited their flags do not hit the ceiling,” she chuckled, commenting on the vaulted ceiling in the room where the ceremony took place.

The academic wing, built by contractor GE Johnson and designed by DLR Architects, includes space for career and technical education, computer labs, multipurpose classrooms and a student gathering area. Goodyear-DeGeorge pointed out one of the classrooms in particular where students will get hands-on experience learning EMT skills in a simulated ambulance. “It looks like a really small space in there,” she said. “It’s intentionally small, so they get used to using that space.” Guest speaker, and FHS senior Noah Gray, noted the ribbon-cutting fell exactly nine months from the day District 49 broke ground on the project. “This new building is a prime example of what I like to call ‘goaling,’ not dreaming,” Gray said.

He described the new learning space as adaptive to meet the needs of a new generation of learners. D49 Board of Education President Marie La Vere-Wright echoed Noah’s remarks explaining the planners took feedback from community members who desired more career-preparation based coursework for their students. “All of our students can follow their dreams and follow their path [to success]” La Vere-Wright said. “This [space] is going to give them the career opportunities and choices that may, or may not, include a post secondary education.” With a cut of a Falcon-green ribbon, a new season of learning is set to begin at D49.

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Falcon Fire Protection DistrictDisasters don’t plan ahead. You can.September is National Preparedness Month. Locally and nationally, we’ve seen how people can be temporarily or permanently displaced from their homes by disasters ranging from wildfires, floods, and blizzards to hazardous materials spills and extended utility outages.

Here are a few ways you can be better prepared to deal with – and recover from – emergencies and disasters. Complete emergency planning information can be found online at www.ready.gov.

• Make an emergency plan and practice it. Starting the planning process can be as simple as having a dinnertime discussion about what to do, where to go, and how to stay connected with each other. (https://www.ready.gov/make-a-plan)

• Sign up for alerts and warnings. In El Paso and Teller counties, register for emergency notifications at: https://www.elpasoteller911.org/246/Emergency-Notification-System

• Create an evacuation plan for you, your family, and your pets in the event you have to leave your home. (https://www.ready.gov/evacuating-yourself-and-your-family)

• Have a fire escape plan that includes at least two ways out of every room. Practice it at least twice a year. (https://www.nfpa.org/Public-Education/By-topic/Safety-in-the-home/Escape-planning)

• Learn life-saving skills including cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and first aid.

• Don’t forget to prepare financially and make sure important documents are safe. (https://www.ready.gov/financial-preparedness)

• Check your insurance policies and understand what is and is not covered.

Stay connected with the Falcon Fire Protection District:

Website: www.falconfirepd.org

Facebook: @FalconFireDepartment

Twitter: @FalconFireDept

Marie La Vere-Wright, Board of Education president, addresses the crowd at the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new academic wing at Falcon High School July 27.


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Carne Asada Marinade

Ingredients2.5 lbs Flank Steak or Flap Meat

¼ c Red Wine Vinegar

¼ c Water

2 tbsp Vegetable Oil

2 tbsp Lime Juice

2 tbsp Orange Juice

2 tbsp Chopped Cilantro

1 tbsp Minced Garlic

¾ tbsp Garlic Salt

½ tbsp White Pepper

½ tbsp Cumin

½ tbsp Chili Powder

½ tbsp Oregano (Mexican or Regular)

1 Orange Sliced

1. Add all the ingredients (except the meat and orange slices) to a medium size bowl and stir until blended. Transfer to a large Ziploc Bag.

2. Add the steak and shake to coat the entire piece of meat evenly.

3. Lay the bag flat and add the orange slice directly to the meat - half on top and half on bottom.

4. Refrigerate overnight or at least 6 hours.

5. Before grilling, remove meat from the refrigerator up to an hour in advance.

6. Pre-heat grill to medium high.

7. Place meat directly on greased grate for 10 minutes.

8. Flip and grill for an additional 7-8 minutes, until your desired doneness.

9. Let rest for 10 minutes before slicing and serving.

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Developer News- September 2018

We are pleased to add a new neighborhood to Meridian Ranch. WindingWalk Filing 1 consists of 345 lots in sizes ranging from50’ x 120’ to 65’ x 120’. Many lots have expansive views of Pikes Peak, open space and the golf course. 126 lots southeast of Lambert Road are expected to be ready for home construction late 2018 with the balance of the lots ready early summer 2019.


Meridian Ranch Teen ServicesOur teenagers can be a great resource and affordable service providers to our community, so call them up! To be listed, or to update your listing, have your PARENTS send an email to [email protected]. Specify Meridian Ranch and include your child’s birthday, phone number and list of services offered. Updated August 2018.

L=Lawn & Chores S= Snow Removal D= Dog Walking B=Baby-sitting *Red Cross Certified H=House-sitting P=Pet-sitting

Name & Age Phone L S D B H PJason Caffee, 17 719-464-5247

Bridget Turner, 16 719-649-0543

Caitlin Flores, 17 719-375-9401 *

Molly Flores, 16 719-375-9401

Caitlyn Jump, 15 719-495-4022 *

Catherine Hartmann, 17 360-790-4959

Kaela Reed, 16 719-238-1273

Caleb Sean Baudoin, 16 719-494-3457

Gabriela Caban, 15 787-565-5780 *

Teaghen Malone, 16 719-252-0623 *

Alexandria Green, 16 515-974-7039

Cheyenne Bautista, 12 719-749-8220

Ashley Morgan Malloy, 18 619-888-1225 *

Laura Gingras, 14 719-367-9088

Bailee Wood, 15 719-494-1467

Jalen Hernandez, 17 303-250-0915

Hannah Cota, 16 303-250-0915

Malachi Hernandez, 13 303-250-0915

Abrianna Bransky, 16 719-495-5700 *Jora Bransky , 13 719-495-5700

Shelby Goff, 14 719-495-5148 *

Danielle Rabago, 17 719-650-1550

Matthew Rabago, 15 719-433-4966

Serina Frank, 14 715-531-5294 *

Mya Ramirez, 15 720 -935-6900 *

Nick Garcia, 17 719-201-5960

Jaxon Vignery, 13 361-739-2280

Mikylea Isidore,16 719-466-0768 *

Zoe Powers, 15 719-323-1911

Kayleigh Escarcega, 13 719-650-3841 *

Amari Bradford, 16 618-406-3350 *Mallory McKinney, 16 719-761-7500

Nicholas Johnston, 14 719-493-4060

Lily Lustig, 13 719-367-7997 *

Nyla Tarin, 16 505-903-0711

Elijah Garcia, 14 729-287-0129

Kaela Reed, 16 719-238-1273 math, science & lang. arts tutorTeaghen Malone, 16 719-252-0623 general tutorAlexandria Green, 16 515-974-7039 math tutorNick Garcia, 17 719-201-5960 Lang. Arts, Spanish, Math tutor

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

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Just For Grins Grand Opening:

Just for Grins Kids and Family Dental & Vision had their grand opening Saturday, August 11th and are ready for business.

“Autumn is a second spring when every leaf is a flower.”

-Albert CamusSeptember 22, 2018

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Londonderry Drive’s MakeoverJuly and August was a busy month on Londonderry Drive. BrightView Landscape employees worked tirelessly, adding new grass, mulch, rock, trees and shrubs along Londonderry.

Improvements have also been made on Stapleton Drive between Meridian Road and Eastonville Road.

Think spring! Planting Fall Bulbs

Set the stage for a show-stopping explosion of color in your springtime garden by planting spring-flowering bulbs this month. Bulbs are a good choice for our climate. Most common bulbs are considered to be Xeric, which requires little or no supplemental water. Beautiful spring color and good for the environment – spring flowering bulbs do it all!

• Spring bulbs can be planted until the ground freezes. The lastfrost date is around October 21st.

• When buying bulbs, choose the ones that are firm, whole,compact, and heavy. Light bulbs may be diseased or dehydrated. Bigger bulbs mean bigger blooms.

• Spring-flowering bulbs to try include: tulips, daffodils, crocus,snowdrops, hyacinths, and lily-of-the-valley.

• The general rule for planting bulbs is: the larger the bulb, thedeeper it’s planted. Plant bulbs 2-3 times their diameter. It’ssafer to plant deeper than shallower if you’re uncertain aboutthe correct depth. Generally, tulips and daffodils are planted 6”deep while crocus and snowdrops are planted about 4” deep.

• Plant the bulb’s pointy end up. Don’t worry, though, if you’renot sure which way is up - the plant will grow either way.

• Don’t put fertilizer in the hole. Rather, use a general fertilizer(10-10-10) around the backfill soil, scratch it in, and water well. Afertilizer high in phosphorous (the middle number), such as bonemeal, can also be sprinkled around the planting area.

• Over the winter months, water once or twice a month to preventthe bulbs from drying out. Laying a layer of mulch over the planted bulbs will also protect them from the cold.


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