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Meridian Ranch Community Directory
MSMD Board of Directors:
President:Butch Gabrielski
Secretary/ Treasurer:Wayne Reorda
Asst Secretary/ Treasurer:
Bill GessnerMike FentonTom Sauer
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www.meridianranch.comwww.stonebridgecoloradosprings.com
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A publication of The Meridian Service Metropolitan District
THE VIEW FROMMERIDIAN RANCH
Rec Center Events December 2019Festival of Trees: November 30th – December 7th
Cookies with Santa: December 14th from 5:00 – 8:00 pm
Parent’s Night Out: December 20th from 5:00 - 10:00 pm.
Flick-n-Float: The Grinch December 21st from 6:00 - 8:00 pm.
Drop in Basketball: Sundays from 2:30 until 5:00 pm
Drop in Volleyball: Mondays and Thursdays from 6:00 until 8:00 pm
Drop in Pickleball: Wednesdays
• 4:00 until 5:30 pm for new/ beginning players
• 6:30 until 8:00 pm for advanced players
Fly Swatter Volleyball: Fridays from 11:00 am until 1:00 pm. Fly Swatter volleyball is in full swing. Fly swatters are provided but participants may bring their own if they wish. Stop in at the Rec Center for more details.
Group Exercise classes are being added weekly. Check with the Rec Center for an updated schedule.
AOA:
Chair Yoga: Wednesdays at 9:30 am
Pinochle: December 5th & 19th at 12:30 pm
Quilting Club: December 13th from 5:00 until 8:00 pm
Mexican Train Dominos: December 12th & 26th at 12:30 pm
2019 Rec Center Holiday Hours:
Meridian RanchTenth Annual Christmas Lights Competition
See page 3 for details!
Christmas Eve: 8:00 am until 2:00 pm
Closed Christmas
New Year’s Eve: 8:00 am until 2:00 pm
Closed New Year’s Day
Just a reminder: This Rec Center follows School District 49 snow closure policy. Management will make every reasonable effort to remain open during inclement weather. If D49 closes, but the weather cooperates, and roads become safe, we will notify residents, and open the center on a limited operational basis. The Rec Center will post any delay or closure information on our Facebook page. We will also send out an email to everyone in our system.
TEEN LISTINGS HAVE BEEN REMOVED
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Meridian RanchTenth Annual Christmas Lights CompetitionIt is that time of year for residents to show their holiday spirit! Light up your home, light up the tree, and gather all the trimmings. Prizes will be awarded to the most festive dis plays. Please have your Christmas lights on display on the following days:
Tuesday, December 10th &
Thursday, December 12th
Between 6:00 P.M.- 9:00 P.M.
Judging done by the Meridian Ranch Design Review Council & Stonebridge.
Mountain View Electric will credit $75.00 on the electric bill for the first place winners from each section. Mountain View Electric is proud to be a contributor for the prizes this year!
Prizes will be awarded in the form of gift cards for the best decorated homes in each judging area as follows:
1st Place $50
2nd Place $30
3rd Place $20
OVERALL GRAND PRIZE $100
All participants will receive an ornament.
Meridian Ranch will be divided into Eight judging areas, please see top right of this page or visit www.meridianranch.com for map area. All prizes for this competition have been generously donated by DRC No 1, DRC No 2, & the Stonebridge HOA.
Good Luck and Happy Holidays!
AREA 2C
AREA 1A
AREA 2A AREA 2B
AREA 2D
AREA S1
AREA 1C
AREA 1B
AREA 2D
Meridian Ranch 2019 Christmas LightCompetition Judging Areas:
Meridian Ranch2019 Christmas LightCompetition Judging
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Stonebridge HOA Corner
What a great year the DRC had teaming with our homeowners to build community!
Two community clean up days – First one in June and the last one in October. The community collected 45 roll offs of trash, misc. landscape items, along with misc. household items. Plus, we did appreciate the assistance in June from the Boy and Girls Scout troops, and the Falcon Spirit Squad cleaning up the trails! Looking forward to more participation next year from volunteers.
The DRC showcased 11 homes in the yard of the Month from July through October!
The DRC assisted with Falcon Freedom Days the last day of June.
The DRC held two New Resident Orientations.
New Resident Orientations (NRO) are set up to educate new residents, and are reminders for seasoned homeowners. Residents learned about the Design Review Council (DRC), how to find important information through the various Meridian Ranch websites, highlights regarding the governing documents and assisting with improvements. The Metro District Manager also gives an overview of the responsibilities of the District and the Rec Center manager talks about upcoming events. We have three NRO’s planned for 2020. Look for the postcard invite in the mail.
Let’s not forget the Christmas Light Contest! December 10th and 12th! Winners will be posted in the January newsletter and also on the Association Newsfeeds!
Design ReviewCouncil Corner
Questions? We are here to help you make your living in Meridian Ranch as stressless as possible. Please contact your Meridian Ranch DRC Management Team:Jamie Adams, CMCA, AMS, PCAM, Managing Agent:
Julie Sampson, Governance Director:[email protected]
Chaylyn Petrik, DRC Administrator (DRC no 2):[email protected]
Great things are happening at the Lodge! New backyard landscape and fencing has been installed! More information to follow on
what you can expect in the spring garden boxes and access.
Please be on the look out for a survey to the Stonebridge community members! We want your feedback on uses for the Lodge basement, The Lodge backyard, and general park feedback. The survey will be coming your way via the website Association Newsfeed!
Thank you to the residents who attended the Annual Meeting In November. We appreciate you!
We are looking forward to the Christmas light contest the second week of December! Remember the 1st place prize winners from each section will received a discount on their Mountain View Electric bill, along with gift certificates from our local vendors! Good luck to all who have festively decorated their homes and yards.
Volunteers! We need volunteers to have the Lodge open on days when Estelle is not on site.
Volunteers must be available for at least two to four hours to be stewards of the lodge. Please contact Jamie Adams, to set up times and get the code plus a key if you are interested:[email protected] or call 719-685-7824.
December Design Review Council Corner Wishing the Meridian Ranch Community, a Wonderful Holiday Season!
What a great year the DRC had teaming with our homeowners to build community!
Two community clean up days – First one in June and the last one in October. The community collected 45 roll offs of trash, misc. landscape items, along with misc. household items. Plus, we did appreciate the assistance in June from the Boy and Girls Scout troops, and the Falcon Spirit Squad cleaning up the trails! Looking forward to more participation next year from volunteers.
The DRC showcased 11 homes in the yard of the Month from July through October!
The DRC assisted with Falcon Freedom Days the last day of June.
The DRC held two New Resident Orientations. New Resident Orientations (NRO) are set up to educate new residents, and are reminders for seasoned homeowners. Residents learned about the Design Review Council (DRC), how to find important information through the various Meridian Ranch websites, highlights regarding the governing documents and assisting with improvements. The Metro District Manager also gives an overview of the responsibilities of the District and the Rec Center manager talks about upcoming events. We have three NRO’s planned for 2020. Llook for the postcard invite in the mail.
Let’s not forget the Christmas Light Contest! December 10th and 12th! Winners will be posted in the January newsletter and also on the Association Newsfeeds!
Thank you for teaming with us to make the Meridian Ranch Community a Beautiful Place to live!
DRC no 1 recognized outgoing board members at the October board meeting.
2019 Board of Directors: Left to Right Everette Coppock (Secretary), Vickie Harwood (Director), Bill Gessner (President); Outgoing Board members from the past 8 years. Becky Van Vleet; Bret Haycock, and Herb Loerbs.
Thank you for your contribution to the Meridian Ranch Design Review Council no 1. “It is not a question of how well each person on a team works, the question is how well they work together.” Anonymous Please take time to review the FAQ’s for the Meridian Ranch community. They can be found on the websites. www.meridianranchdrc.nabrnetwork.com or www.meridianranchdrc2.nabrnetwork.com; Resources; FAQ’s 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]
2019 Board of Directors: Left to Right Everette Coppock (Secretary), Vickie Harwood
(Director), Bill Gessner (President); Outgoing Board members from the past 8 years. Becky Van Vleet; Bret Haycock, and Herb Loerbs.
Thank you for teaming with us to make the Meridian Ranch Community a Beautiful Place to live!
DRC no 1 recognized outgoing board members at the October board meeting.
Thank you for your contribution to the Meridian Ranch Design Review Council no 1. “It is not a question of how well each person on a team works, the question is how well they work together.” -Anonymous
Please take time to review the FAQ’s for the Meridian Ranch community. They can be found on the websites: www.meridianranchdrc.nabrnetwork.com or www.meridianranchdrc2.nabrnetwork.com; Resources; FAQ’s
Wishing the Meridian Ranch Community, a Wonderful Holiday Season!
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The Shops at Meridian RanchPlease join us for the 2nd Annual Falcon Community Tree Lighting Event located at The Shops in Meridian Ranch. It runs from 4:00 – 7:00 pm with activities and food for the whole family. Be sure to sign up for the ugly sweater contest and vote for your favorite one.
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Just for Grins Kids & Family Dental owners Dr. Melissa Talbott and her husband, Jason, are excited to announce they anticipate opening ICE CryoSpa at the end of November, 2019 at the Shops at Meridian Ranch.
Dr. Melissa and Jason commented, “Since we opened Just For Grins Kids & Family Dental in August of 2018, Meridian Ranch residents have helped us grow and provide the community with great dental care. Thank you for your support! After considerable research, planning and hard work, we have decided to move our vision center to our southern office located at 6436 S US HWY 85/87 Ste C, Fountain, CO 80817 to make room for Ice CryoSpa. We are Falcon residents and as such wanted to bring something fun and unique to the Falcon community that would offer state of the art recovery treatments in a spa inspired setting that, up to now, were only offered in Colorado Springs.”
Jason added, “My wife has always wanted to open up a medical spa and I am all about fitness and health, so we combined the best of both health services and created Ice CryoSpa! We will be offering Cryotherapy, which has been proven to provide pain management, migraine therapy, mood enhancement, a decrease in anxiety and depression, a boost in metabolism, weight loss, body sculpting and contouring, improvement with eczema and other skin conditions, esthetics, a reduction in arthritic pain and inflammation, as well as recovery from injuries, sports, and post workouts. Cryotherapy will be offered by certified technicians, allowing you to live happier, healthier and more pain free lives. But at Ice CryoSpa it’s not just Cryotherapy, it’s so much more.
“Thank you and we look forward to providing you and your family all your dental, health and wellness needs.” - Jason and Dr. Melissa Talbott
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THE SHOPS @ MERIDIAN RANCH Please join us for the 2nd Annual Falcon Community Tree Lighting Event located at The Shops in Meridian Ranch. It runs from 4:00 – 7:00 pm with activities and food for the whole family. Be sure to sign up for the ugly sweater contest and vote for your favorite one. ICE CRYOSPA- The HOTTEST place to CHILL!!!
Just for Grins Kids & Family Dental owners Dr. Melissa Talbott and her husband, Jason, are excited to announce they anticipate opening ICE CryoSpa at the end of November, 2019 at the Shops at Meridian Ranch.
Dr. Melissa and Jason commented, “Since we opened Just For Grins Kids & Family Dental in August of 2018, Meridian Ranch residents have helped us grow and provide the community with great dental care. Thank you for your support! After considerable research, planning and hard work, we have decided to move our vision center to our southern office located at 6436 S US HWY 85/87 Ste C, Fountain, CO 80817 to make room for Ice CryoSpa. We are Falcon residents and as such wanted to bring something fun and unique to the Falcon community that would offer state of the art recovery treatments in a spa inspired setting that, up to now, were only offered in Colorado Springs.”
Jason added, “My wife has always wanted to open up a medical spa and I am all about fitness and health, so we combined the best of both health services and created Ice CryoSpa! We will be offering Cryotherapy, which has been proven to provide pain management, migraine therapy, mood enhancement, a decrease in anxiety and depression, a boost in metabolism, weight loss, body sculpting and contouring, improvement with eczema and other skin conditions, esthetics, a reduction in arthritic pain and inflammation, as well as recovery from injuries, sports, and post workouts. Cryotherapy will be offered by certified technicians, allowing you to live happier, healthier and more pain free lives. But at Ice CryoSpa it’s not just Cryotherapy, it’s so much more.
“Thank you and we look forward to providing you and your family all your dental, health and wellness needs.” Jason and Dr. Melissa Talbott
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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday1
Festival of Trees11/30/19 – 12/7/19
Adult Basketball Drop-In
2:30 - 5:00 pm
2Volleyball Drop-In
6:00 - 8:00 pm
3 4AOA Chair Yoga 9:30 am
Pickleball Drop-In
New/ Beginning Players4:00 – 5:30 pm
Advanced Players6:30 – 8:00 pm
5AOA Pinochle
12:30 pm
Volleyball6:00 - 8:00 pm
6Fly Swatter Volleyball11:00 am – 1:00 pm
72nd Annual Falcon Community Tree
Lighting@ The Shops at Meridian Ranch4:00 – 7:00 pm
8Adult Basketball
Drop-In2:30 - 5:00 pm
9Volleyball Drop-In
6:00 - 8:00 pm
10 11 AOA Chair Yoga 9:30 am
Quilting 5:00 – 8:00 pm
Pickleball Drop-In
New/ Beginning Players4:00 – 5:30 pm
Advanced Players6:30 – 8:00 pm
12 AOA Mexican TrainDominos 12:30 pm
Volleyball6:00 - 8:00 pm
13Fly Swatter Volleyball11:00 am – 1:00 pm
14Cookies with Santa
5:00 – 8:00 pm
15Adult Basketball
Drop-In2:30 - 5:00 pm
16 Volleyball Drop-In
6:00 - 8:00 pm
17 18AOA Chair Yoga 9:30 am
Pickleball Drop-InNew/ Beginning Players
4:00 – 5:30 pmAdvanced Players6:30 – 8:00 pm
19 AOA Pinochle
12:30 pm
Volleyball6:00 - 8:00 pm
20 Fly Swatter Volleyball11:00 am – 1:00 pm
Parent’s Night Out5:00 - 10:00 pm
21Flick-n-FloatThe Grinch
6:00 - 8:00 pm
22Adult Basketball
Drop-In2:30 - 5:00 pm
23Volleyball Drop-In
6:00 - 8:00 pm
24Christmas Eve
Rec Center Holiday Hours8:00 am – 2:00 pm
25 Merry Christmas!
Rec Center Closed
26 AOA Mexican TrainDominos 12:30 pm
Volleyball6:00 - 8:00 pm
27Fly Swatter Volleyball11:00 am – 1:00 pm
28
29Adult Basketball
Drop-In2:30 - 5:00 pm
30Volleyball Drop-In
6:00 - 8:00 pm
31New Year's Eve
Rec Center Holiday Hours8:00 am – 2:00 pm
1New Year's DayRec Center Closed December 2019
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D49 News • WINTER BREAK: December 19th – January 3rd
Increased security measures are taking place at Falcon High School. As a result of the passing of the November Bond measure in 2015, Falcon HS has installed an additional security check point in our main entrance, heightening the level of student and staff safety in the building. Part of this bond was to enhance safety and security on campus. The entry was installed over October break. This entry gives the Falcon HS security department additional control on visitor building entry.
Come Support the Arts at Falcon High School Drama and Theater Productions at the Falcon High School Auditorium:
• December 3rd at 6:00 pm – Band and Orchestra Concert
• December 10th at 6:00 pm – Band and Orchestra Concert
• December 11th at 6:00 & 7:00 pm – Choir Concert
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COLORManager's Message
Holiday Season: I hope everyone is enjoying the holiday season that is upon us. We wish you and your loved ones all the best during this time of celebrations and family gatherings. Our District employees also enjoy these times. The Meridian Ranch Recreation Center will be closed Christmas Day and New Year’s Day. The Recreation Center will operate with limited hours from 8:00 – 2:00 on Christmas Eve, and New Year’s Eve. The District’s administrative office (located at The Shops) will be closed Christmas Eve at noon through Christmas Day, and New Year’s Eve at noon through New Year’s Day.
Critical Infrastructure Protection and Resilience
On a more serious note, October 28th was the Nation’s First Responders Day honoring those career and volunteer professionals who mobilize and head into disaster areas when others are evacuating. This includes Public Works professionals who operate our public water, wastewater, and stormwater systems. Also, November was Critical Infrastructure Security and Resilience Month dedicated to recognizing the importance of protecting our Nation’s infrastructure for our national security and resilience in responding to natural and man-made disasters. These are relatively new issues in our national history and can be traced back to the events of September 11, 2001 and several recent major weather events including hurricanes, droughts, and wildfires.
How often do you think of things that sustain the American way of life? Any student of military history will know that wars are fought with both military engagements and with disruption of the enemy’s supply chains and critical infrastructure. The ancient Roman Empire would often use their army to besiege a city by surrounding it and cutting off water and food supplies. The Allied Forces during WWII prevented critical supplies from reaching Japan by controlling shipping routes in the Pacific and overland routes in southeast Asia. In addition to the threat of war
and terrorist attacks, our country has recently experienced extreme weather conditions causing much damage and disruption of lives. The threats to our critical infrastructure continue to evolve. As our world grows more interconnected, and our infrastructure grows more interdependent with other systems and functions, we must look at our risks from both a cyber and a physical perspective. Today, economic prosperity, health and safety rely on a complex network of physical and cyber systems, all working together in harmony. A major storm or wildfire can interrupt or destroy a region’s power grid, and with a simple email, a determined adversary can then wreak havoc on that same infrastructure from the other side of the world. Either way, the impacts from the loss of power can quickly ripple through the regions, impacting emergency response, transportation, financial transactions, and clean water supplies.
We live in an area that is home to many of our nation’s warriors and security professionals and we owe them a great debt. My own father was a war hero from WWII and Korea and survived 2 years of POW camps in Korea. However, America’s national security and economic prosperity are increasingly dependent upon critical infrastructure that is at risk from a variety of hazards and threats, both natural and man-made, including aging or failing infrastructure, extreme weather, cyberattacks, or evolving terrorism threats that impact our economy and communities. Critical infrastructure security and resilience requires a clear understanding of the risks we face and a whole-community effort that involves partnership between public, private, and nonprofit sectors. In 2018, Congress approved the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency Act creating the Department of Homeland Security’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA). Also in 2018, Congress passed the America’s Water Infrastructure Act of 2018 which requires that public water and wastewater systems conduct a risk and resilience assessment (RRA) and then prepare an Emergency Response Plan (ERP) to manage the risks. During 2020, the Meridian Metropolitan
District will be working on our own local RRA/ERP.
Our water and wastewater systems are underground and out of sight, and therefore are easily taken for granted. Our drainage systems likewise, are often forgotten until a major storm overwhelms their capacity and stormwater damage becomes visible. Here at the Meridian Metropolitan District our daily interaction with our residents is often related to parks, open space, and recreation activities. These are also important public services that impact our quality of life. However, during the holiday season when we often pause to give thanks, lets remember to honor and appreciate our first responders, and our operators of critical public infrastructure. I’ll start here:
Braden, Kevin, David, Pat, thanks for keeping our water and wastewater systems running 24/7. Jennette, Tobi, Stephanie, Carrie, Deawne, I appreciate your dedication to our IT, financial and administrative systems that support the operations of our community’s critical public services. Jon, Zak, Andrew, thanks for maintaining our irrigation systems and stormwater drainage facilities and for clearing snow on those dark and cold mornings. Ryan, Andrea, and team, thanks for providing our recreation and sports programs that add so much to our quality of life and enjoyment of Meridian Ranch. Finally, to our governing board – Butch, Wayne, Bill, Mike, Tom – thanks for your experience and wisdom in forming the policies and financial plans that guide the daily operations of the District, and thanks for giving me the privilege of serving this great community.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all,
David A. Pelser, General ManagerMeridian Service Metropolitan District -Water, Sewer, Drainage, Parks, Recreation
www.meridianranchmetro.org
2019 HOLIDAY HOURS8:00 am – 2:00 pm Christmas Eve
Closed Christmas8:00 am – 2:00 pm New Year’s Eve
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Caitlin Flores, 17 719-375-9401 *
Molly Flores, 16 719-375-9401
Caitlyn Jump, 18 719-396-9285 *
Jora Bransky, 16 Certified in pet CPR & 1st aid 719-495-5700
Cayden Bransky, 12 719-495-5700
Shelby Goff, 15 719-494-4123 *
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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. List updated December 2019.
Name & Age Phone L S D B H P
Elijah Garcia, 15 719-287-0129
Liam Bowman , 16 401-345-9313
Olivia Nicole, 15 303-901-2380
Ava Cross, 12 719-453-3558
Ryleigh Walter, 16 719-421-2191
John Meredith,14 719-327-0126
Daniel Fairbairn, 16 719-421-0284
Serina Frank, 16 715-531-5294 *
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