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The View From Meridian RanchPage 1
Meridian RanchThe View From
Meridian Ranch Community Directory
MSMD Board of Directors:President:
Butch Gabrielski
Secretary/ Treasurer:Gregg Gomes
Asst Secretary/ Treasurer:Mike Fenton
Douglas Woods
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A publication of The Meridian Service
Metropolitan District
Active Older Adults Social December 11th
We have one Active Older Adult social on the 11th from 12:15 – 2:15 pm.
The Quilting Club The Quilting Club will meet on the 10th from 5:00 – 8:00 pm.
Lego Club Don’t forget to bring your younger kids to the Lego Club on the 11th from 7:00 – 8:00 pm. Children under 7 years of age must be accompanied by a parent.
Military Appreciation Day Breakfast
If you are active duty, DOD, or retired military and/or family, please join us for
the Military Appreciation Day breakfast with Santa on Friday the 12th from 8:00 – 10:00 am. Please make reservations with the Front Desk so we know how many to prepare for.
7th Annual Cookies With Santa
The Seventh Annual Cookies With Santa is back again on the 13th from 2:30 – 5:00 pm. Come with your wish list to share with Santa, enjoy some hot chocolate, cookies and music by the Falcon Middle School Choir.
Also, don’t forget to get your letter to Santa turned in by the 19th to make sure he gets them before he packs his sleigh for his big trip around the world!
Continued on page 5
Recreation Center News December 2014
Falcon Regional Park Planning UnderwayCommunity Encouraged to Provide Input El Paso County Parks has initiated a Master Planning process for Falcon Regional Park and is asking for the public’s input. The Falcon Regional Park will consist of approximately 215 acres and will include active recreation areas such as sports fields, playgrounds, hiking, biking, equestrian trails, as well as open space. A public meeting was held on Tuesday, November 18, 2014 from 6:00 to 8:00 pm at the Meridian Ranch Recreation Center to identify possible facilities and amenities for the regional park, which will be located north of the Falcon High School along Eastonville Road. The meeting was an informational gathering opportunity for members of the community to provide input on the Master Planning process for this regional park. A community survey will also be conducted as part of this planning effort. The electronic survey will be available at the link below until December 12, 2014, for those who were unable to attend the public meeting and want to provide input. Input from the community is greatly encouraged. The Link to the Community Survey for Falcon Regional Park is: http://www.peaksurveys.com/ncprojects/falcon/Content/falcon_1.htm The next community meetings are slated for Jan. 7, 2015 and Jan. 28, 2015. The exact times and locations of the next meetings will be posted on the MSMD website. For more information about the process to develop the Falcon Regional Park Master Plan, please contact Tamara Baxter with N.E.S. Inc. at (719) 884-1371, or via email at [email protected]. The County Parks contact person for this project is Elaine Kleckner, Planning Manager, and she can be reached at (719)520-6999, or via email at [email protected].
We hope you all have a very
Happy Holiday!
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NOMINATE YOUR NEIGHBOR!Do you have a neighbor that deserves a special award?
Nominate them to win a $50 gift card!
The View’s Neighbors!
Recognize your great neighbor and help them win a $50 gift card. Send your nominations to [email protected] by the 15th of the preceding month.
Maria Lee wrote:I would like to nominate Nate and Melissa Pitcher for being great neighbors. When I was in the hospital last year, they brought my family dinner; when my husband was in the hospital for 4 days this Fall, they again brought us dinner and also watched our 3 kids so I could visit him. They have bent over backwards so many times for us in various ways, and are deserving of a great neighbor award.
Nate and Melissa Pitcher Nominated by Maria Lee
Melissa Pitcher:"Thanks so much- I am speechless. Maria is so sweet to do this. My family and I moved to Meridian Ranch 1 1/2 years ago. We have lived in the Springs for 12 years and finally made the move out east. We love it here. We love the community-feel and love having kids around for our kids to have friends that they see at school, at church, in the parks and other community activities. We didn't have this in our old neighborhood. Its been a wonderful move for our
family. We also like being close to the city, yet away from all the bustle. Our family consists of my husband Nathan, myself and our 4 children; Kaden, 10, Aaron, 9, Talia, 6 and Tyson, 3. We feel blessed to live on our street. We have so many amazing neighbors that have made our move very easy, especially since we lived so long in one place. It's hard to start over, but having friendly neighbors and a friendly community makes it easy to feel at home."
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Volunteer at the Meridian Ranch Recreation CenterYou can positively impact lives right in your own community with the Y. More than 100 volunteers in the Falcon area share their time and talents in a variety of ways, including coaching, event support, and much more. Last year, our volunteers contributed 1,000 hours of service to the Meridian Ranch community.
We value your time and enthusiasm and look forward to creating a fun, fulfilling volunteer experience for you.
Volunteers at Meridian Ranch enjoy:
• A wide variety of programs to fit personal interests
• Options for one-time, seasonal and ongoing volunteerism
• Participate in opportunities to give back and support neighbors
• Making new friends, networking and gaining experience
How To Begin
Please visit the Meridian Ranch Recreation Center and pick up a volunteer application. Once volunteer opportunities are available,
we will contact you to set up an interview and find the perfect fit for your time to volunteer at the Meridian Ranch Rec Center.
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The Meridian Service Metropolitan District (MSMD) would like you to know the procedures for visiting your home if necessary. When an MSMD employee shows up at your home for an appointment or if an emergency should arise, he will be identified with a nametag showing his picture with the MSMD logo and the vehicle he is driving will have the MSMD logo on it. When an appointment is set up, you will be informed the name of the person that will be at your house, along with the office phone number so you can call if you have any questions. Someone over the age of 18 years old must be present at the time of the appointment, or the appointment will need to be rescheduled. Should you have any questions and or concerns please feel free to contact us at 719-495-6567 or by email at [email protected]
MSMD representatives Mike Stack and Dan Sotomayor
next to an MSMD truck with logo.
DistrictNews
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Poinsettia Care TipsWith proper care, your poinsettia plant can last long past the holiday season. Begin by choosing a plant with small, tightly clustered buds in the center. The foliage should be crisp, bright, and undamaged. When bringing your poinsettia home, plan on going straight there, in order to prevent the plant from remaining in your car for a long period of time. To transport your poinsettia from the store to your car, wrap it carefully to protect from any wind, and unwrap it as soon as you arrive home.Poinsettia plants should be watered when the surface soil is dry to the touch. Water until water flows from the drain holes. Any excess water in the drainage saucer should be discarded. To maintain color in the leaves, your poinsettia should be kept close to 60 degrees at night and 70 degrees during the day. These plants also enjoy an environment of high humidity and daily bright, indirect light exposure. If your home is very dry, mist your poinsettia daily. Also remember to keep your plant out of drafts, especially cold winds coming from outdoors or hot air from heater vents.Your poinsettia can be encouraged to rebloom next year by following some simple steps. Once the flowers have faded, cut the stems back to about eight inches above the soil line. Continue to water regularly and lightly fertilize once a month. As outdoor temperatures begin to rise, your plant can be placed outdoors. Gradually move your poinsettia from indirect to direct sunlight over several days. In the middle of the summer, you will need to cut back any new growth stems and repot your plant if it has grown substantially. During September, move your plant back indoors, but still provide for six or more hours of direct sunlight each day. Beginning in October, place your plant into complete darkness for fourteen hours each day, allowing it ten hours of natural light each day. This process, which takes about ten weeks to complete, will allow your plant to reflower and turn red again.
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FOR YOUTH DEVELOPMENT Parents’ Night Out
Parents, leave your children with us for the evening! We will feed them, play games, make crafts and end the night with an age appropriate movie while you enjoy some much needed time off!**Ages 3-11 Children must be potty trained**Friday, December 5thTime: 5:30 -10:00pmSpecial Movie: “Planes Fire and Rescue” Price: $15 Residents, $20 Non-Residents $10.00 per additional child
Drop 'N' ShopIf you have any early Christmas shopping or wrapping to get done, or just want to have a nice holiday lunch with friends or your spouse…. Drop your kids off with us for the afternoon! We will have snacks, a craft and a movie to wrap up the afternoon.Saturday, December 13th 1:00 -5:00pmSpecial Movie: “The Grinch” Price: $15 Residents, $20 Non-Residents $10.00 per additional child
GymnasticsThis gymnastics program is designed to develop and display strength, balance, and agility. Children will learn basic positions, safety, self-esteem and strength and flexibility in this very fun class!When: Wednesday EveningsTime: 4:00 - 5:00pmAges: 4-10 yearsPrice: $35.00 Residents, $45.00 Non-ResidentsRegistration: Please pre-register for this
month-to-month program
KinderjamKinderJam is a fun, exciting and high-energy music and movement program that emphasizes the kinesthetic and tactile learning of pre-academic skills and concepts while promoting positive parent engagement. This class is taught in a parent and me format and designed to enrich children from 1-5 years of age.When: FridaysTime: 9:15-10:00amAges: 1-5 yearsPrice: Residents $25.00, Non-Residents $35.00
Winter BasketballIt’s Basketball time! Youth Basketball will teach the fundamentals and techniques of the sport. Teams will be taught how to play together and use each other’s strengths while building healthy mind, spirit, and body.Ages: 3 years to 5th gradePrice: Clinic 3-4yrs: (no games): Residents $30, Non-Residents $35League: Residents $53, Non-Residents $63Registration: October 20th—December 16thPractices begin week of January 5th Games begin Saturday, January 17thNEW SPORTS JERSEYS: All sports participants will need a black and grey reversible jersey until Fall 2015. If you do not have a black and grey jersey, please purchase one at time of registration for $8.00.
Teen NightLast Saturday of Every Month! (Unless otherwise noted)DECEMBER THEME: Christmas Movies and Pizza
When: Saturday, December 20thTime: 6:00 - 9:00pmAges: 10-16 yearsPrice: $5 per person Snacks and drinks will be provided!Registration: Please pre-register for this event
COMING UP…. Father & Daughter DanceTHEME: Candyland BallWhen: Saturday, January 31stTime: 6:30 - 8:30pmAges: All ages welcomePrice: Residents $25.00, Non-Residents $30.00 Additional Daughters: $10.00Hors d’ oeuvres and desserts will be served
10301 Angeles Road l Falcon, CO 80831 Phone: 719.495.7119
Meridian Ranch Recreation Center
(Residents Only)The YMCA of the Pikes Peak Region partners with the Meridian Ranch District to manage its multi-purpose Recreation Center. The facility is intended for the use and enjoyment of Meridian Ranch district residents. Non-residents may participate in fee-based YMCA programs such as sports, Youth and Family Programs, Summer Day Camp, aerobic classes, etc.
Holiday Closures
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Events at the High Prairie Library
Location:
7035 Old Meridian RdPeyton, CO 80831Phone: (719) 260-3650
Hours:Mon & Tues: 9am - 8pmWed & Thurs 9am - 6pmFri & Sat: 10am - 6pmSunday: Closed
Anime Club 12/12/2014 4:00- 5:30 pm
Come meet other anime lovers! Recommended for ages 13 & up, but younger 6th & 7th graders okay with parental permission. See you there!
Location: High Prairie Library Meeting Room
Contact: Jean 260-3650 Family Fun: Frozen Party 12/13/2014
1:00 - 2:00 pm in the High Prairie Library Meeting Room
Do you want to build a snowman? Come to the Frozen Party as we ice-paint and create other Frozen crafts. Wear your favorite characters costume. Stay after the party to see the movie Frozen and enjoy popcorn and a drink. (Frozen starts about 2:00, PG, 108 minutes)
Family Fun Movie: Frozen 12/13/2014
2:00 - 4:00 pm in the High Prairie Library Meeting Room
Enjoy popcorn and a drink as you watch Frozen. It is rated PG and it is 108 minutes long
Paper Crafting 12/15/2014 11:00 am- 12:30 pm
Join us for a creative and fun project to make and take with expert Paper Crafter, Theresa. Space is limited, so please call the number below to register. Registration Ends: 12/15/2014 at 9:00 am
Location: High Prairie Library Meeting Room
Contact: Missy 260-3650
Family Storytime 12/15/2014 6:45 - 7:15 pm
Children and their adults are encouraged to come while dressed in their favorite pajamas and listen to longer stories and eat a light snack before bed time.
Location: High Prairie Library Meeting Room
Family Movie Night: The Polar Express
12/16/2014 6:00 - 8:00 pm
Enjoy a movie for the whole family. The Polar Express is rated G and is 100 minutes long.
Location: High Prairie Library Meeting Room
Gift-Ganza (Gift Making for All Ages)
12/19/2014 4:00 - 5:30 pm
Make gifts for your love ones at this gift extravaganza. For all ages, supplies provided.
Location: High Prairie Library Meeting Room
Contact: Jean 260-3650
Big Bang Marathon Theory Part 2 12/26/2014 All Day
Join us the day after Christmas for a Big Bang Theory marathon. All day from 10 am - 5:45 pm. We will be showing seasons 3 & 4. All ages welcome. Parents please be aware that children under 11 can not be left unattended. Some episodes are rated TV14.
Location: High Prairie Library Meeting Room
Contact: Jean 260-3650
Tech-Tutoring Drop-in Session 12/29/2014
9:00 - 10:00 am in the High Prairie Library Meeting Room
Need help figuring out your laptop, computer software, or electronic devices? Bring your device and questions and we will be happy to help! Make sure you bring your charger! Presenter: High Prairie Library Tech-Team
Contact Number: 260-3650
American Girl Book Club: Samantha Learns a Lesson
1/7/2015 4:00 - 5:00 pm
Join us for a book club dedicated to the American Girls. We will have a book discussion, crafts, and fun! Open for all girls ages 7-11. Registration is required
Location: High Prairie Library Meeting Room
Contact: Megan
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Meridian Ranch DirectoryEMERGENCY (Police & Fire).............................................911Newsletter: Porchlink Media LLC.......................720-295-2649DRIVERS LICENSES5650 Industrial Place, Colorado Springs................719-520-6240ELECTRIC SERVICE Mountain View Electric……………………………..…..719-495-2283GASBlack Hills Energy……………………………............1-888-890-5554 TRASHRocky Mountain Disposal...................................719-634-7177TELEPHONE SERVICE Century Link.................................................719-591-0619Comcast.........................................................719-473-2713TELEVISIONCentury Link....................................................719-591-0619Comcast.......................................................719-473-2713Dish Network.............................................1-800-333-DISH POST OFFICESPeyton..........................................................719-749-2997METRO DISTRICTMeridian Service Metropolitan District...............719-495-6567Rec Center....................................................719-495-7119MERIDIAN RANCH SCHOOLSMeridian Ranch Elementary...........................719-494-2909Falcon Middle School....................................719-495-5232Falcon High School.......................................719-495-5520 Pikes Peak School of Expeditionary Learning..719- 522-2580FALCON SCHOOL DISTRICT 49.....................719-495-1100
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Be heart-healthy and back-friendly while shoveling this
winter with these tips:• If you are inactive and have a history of heart trouble, talk to your doctor before you begin shoveling.
• Avoid caffeine or nicotine before beginning the job. These are stimulants, which may increase your heart rate and cause your blood vessels to constrict. This places extra stress on the heart.• Drink plenty of water. Dehydration is just as big an issue in cold winter months as in the summer.• Dress in several layers, so you can remove a layer as needed.• Warm up your muscles before shoveling by walking for a few minutes or marching in place. Stretch the muscles in the arms and legs, because warm muscles will work more efficiently and be less likely to be injured.• Pick the right shovel for you. A smaller blade will require you to lift less snow, putting less strain on your body.• Protect your back from injury by lifting correctly.• Stand with your feet about hip-width for balance, and keep the shovel close to your body. Bend from the knees (not the back) and tighten your stomach muscles as you lift the snow. If you need to move the snow to one side, reposition your feet to face the direction the snow will be going.• Most importantly - listen to your body. Stop if you feel pain!
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Design Review Council News
Meridian Ranch DRC No. 2The DRC Board of Directors meetings are on the First
Wednesday of the month at 9:00 a.m.
Meeting times are posted on the website:
www.meridianranchdrc.orgMeridian Ranch DRC No 2
The Board of Directors for Meridian Ranch DRC No 2
Michelle Carr – President- HomeownerFred Little- Director – HomeownerBret Haycock – Treasurer – GTL
Raul Guzman – Vice President – GTLDoug Woods- Director – GTL
If you would like to attend a DRC Board meeting please contact Jamie or Amy to be added to the agenda.
The Board of Directors for Meridian Ranch DRC No 1
Herb Loerbs- President- HomeownerEric Kellum – Vice President –
HomeownerBill Gessner – Director- Homeowner
Bret Haycock – Treasurer – Homeowner
Doug Woods – Director – GTLIf you would like to attend a board meeting, please contact Jamie or Amy to be added to the agenda.
Meridian Ranch DRC No. 1The DRC Board of Directors
meetings are held on the first Wednesday of each month at
8:00 a.m. Meeting times are posted on the website:
www.meridianranchdrc.org Meridian Ranch DRC No 1.
Wishing the Meridian Ranch community a very safe and happy holiday season!
Questions? Need to submit an improvement plan?
Please send it to the Meridian Ranch Management Team below.
Jamie Adams, CMCA, AMS, PCAMManaging Agent
Amy AaronsManagement Team Assistant
School District 49Phone: 719-495-1100Fax: 719-494-8900Address: 10850 E. Woodmen RoadPeyton, CO, 80831
Meridian Ranch Elementary Schoolwww.d49.orgPhone: 719-494-2909Address: 10480 Rainbow Bridge Dr.Peyton, CO, 80831
Patriot Learning CenterPhone: 719-495-1149Address: 11990 Swingline RdPeyton, CO 80831
Schools
Pikes Peak School of Expeditionary Learningwww.PPSEL.OrgPhone: 719-522-2580Address: 11925 Antler’s Ridge Rd.Falcon, CO, 80831
Falcon Middle Schoolwww.d49.orgPhone: 719-495-5232Address: 9755 Towner AvenueFalcon, CO, 80831
Falcon High Schoolwww.d49.orgPhone: 719-495-5522 Fax: 719-495-5521Address:10255 Lambert RoadPeyton, CO, 80831
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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday1 2 3 4 5
Parent’s Night Out
“Plane Fire & Rescue”
Movie5:30 -10 pm
6
7Adult Open Full Court Basketball
4-6 pm
8 9 10Quilting
Club5 – 8 pm
All Kids Crossing Presents
are DUE BY TODAY
11Active Older Adults
Christmas Social
12:15 – 2:15 pm
Lego Night7- 8 pm
12 13Drop N Shop
1 – 5 pm
Cookies With Santa
2:30 – 5:30 pm
Dance Recital6 – 8 pm
14Adult Open Full Court Basketball
4-6 pm
15 16 17 18 19Military
Appreciation Breakfast
@ The Rec Center8 - 10 am
20Teen Night“Christmas Movies &
Pizza”6 - 9 pm
21Adult Open Full Court Basketball
4-6 pm
22No
Gymnastics or WOW
23 24Holiday Hours
5:30 am - 12:30 pm
25Rec Center
Closed
26No
Classes or Child Watch
27
28Adult Open Full Court Basketball
4-6 pm
29No
Gymnastics or WOW
30 31 Holiday Hours
5:30 am - 12:30 pm
No Classes or
Child Watch
Tae Kwon Do
9:00-10:30am
December Calendar
EVERY Tuesday,
Kids eat for Free w/ a
paying adult @ the
Creekview Grill
Dine –in only
EVERY Wednesday
is Ladies Night
@ the Creekview
Grill4 pm to Close
Come watch your favorite NFL team at the CreekView Grill!
Food and drink specials will be available during
all NFL games.
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Meridian Ranch will be divided into five judging areas. Please visit www.meridianranch.com for the judging area map.
All prizes for this competition have been generously donated by your community restaurant, The CreekView Grill at Antler Creek Golf Course.
Good luck and happy holidays!
Prizes will be awarded in the form of gift cards to The CreekView Grill for the best decorated homes in each judging area as follows:
1st Place $50 2nd Place $30 3rd Place $20 ONE OVERALL GRAND PRIZE WINNER WILL BE AWARDED $100 The best dressed homes will be recognized with an ornament for their Holiday Spirit!
It 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 displays. Be sure to turn on your Holiday Lights for Santa’s Elves on both, Tuesday, December 16th & Thursday, December 18th 2014 Between 6:30 p.m.—9:30 P.M. Judging done by the Meridian Ranch Design Review Council board members.
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New Year's Eve December 31st 2014 Ring in 2015 with family and friends!
This is a Semi-Formal Event for guests 21 years and older
AppetizerCrab Cake Appetizer with Cilantro Lime Sauce
Spring Mix Salad with choice of dressing Main Course
12oz Prime Rib, 5oz Lobster Tail, Roasted Red Potatoes, Sauteed Fresh Vegetables
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