The Lodge at Suttle Lake eBook

he Lodge at Suttle Lake Sisters, OR 97759 $2,900,000 • • • • • •

15,149 SF, 12.9 Acres Commercial resort opportunity!

Stunning lodge w/mountain views & lake access Lodge w/rooms, 16 cabins, maintenance building 2 commercial kitchens, restaurant, store Perfect for corporate events, reunions, weddings & more!

Relax, work, play...

Ski, boat, siwim& hike...

Watch, eat, get married!

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Property Info Property Name:

Lodge at Suttle Lake

Property ID:

2996

Address:

13300 Highway 20 Sisters, OR 97759 US Phone: 001 541 595 2628 Reservation Phone: Fax: 001 541 595 2267 Email: Web: www.thelodgeatsuttlelake.com

Additional Info:

Property Type: Hotel Lodge Resort Location Type: resort Airport: RDM Time Zone (GMT delta): Pacific Standard Time Currency: USD Year Built: 2004 # of Rooms: 26 # of Floors: 2

Property Description

Property Description:

We are not your typical hotel. Nestled in the heart of the Deschutes National Forest amid soaring pines. Suttle Lake Resort provides an enchanted escape. Our resorts mountain views and pristine lake waters invite you to enjoy everything from outdoor adventures and activity to more leisurely and reflective pursuits. No children under 14 stay in the Lodge.

Location:

Central Cascade Mountains in Central Oregon, Glacial Lake 4200 FT. 13300 Highway 20, Sisters, OR, 97759. Located 5 miles West of Black Butte.

Area Attractions:

Suttle Lake onsite McKenzie River Rafting 35 mi W Hoodo Ski Resort 6 mi W Mt. Bachelor 60 m S Pacific Crest Trail 6 mi W Smith Rocks 40 mi E Deschutes River 25 mi E Black Butte Ranch 8 mi E Aspen Lakes 14 mi E High Desert Museum 34 mi SE Festivals 14 mi E Historical Downtown Bend 32 mi E McKenzie Pass Scenic Byway 14 mi E Crooked River 26 mi E Nearby cities Sisters OR 14 mi E Redmond OR 30 mi E Bend OR 40 mi E Nearby Airports Roberts Field 32 mi E Sisters 14 mi E Bend 35 mi E Sisters city center 14 mi E Closest major city Bend 40 mi E

Corporate Locations:

T Mobile 30 mi S St Charles Med Ctr 32 mi SE Bright Wood Corp 32 mi E Sunriver Resort 46 mi SE Mt Bachelor 40 mi SW Columbia Aircraft 32 mi E Bend Memorial Clinic 32 mi E

Directions:

From the East Bend, Redmond, Sisters Fourteen miles W of Sisters on Hwy 20.

Turn left at the sign for Suttle Lake Resort and Marina >From the West Portland, Salem, Eugene Six miles E of Hoodoo Ski Resort on Highway 20 turn left at the sign for Suttle Lake Resort and Marina.

Transportation:

From primary airport to hotel Taxi 50 USD Limo 100 USD Rental car available at Redmond Airport RDM Rental car available at Portland Airport PDX

Parking:

Free parking lot in front of Lodge and in front of cabins, not lit, handicap available.

Dining:

The Boathouse Restaurant located on lake.

Summer Hours: Breakfast 8:00am11:00am Lunch 11am-5pm Dinner 5pm9pm Starting May 15th Open 7 days a week year round (call for updated winter opening and closing hours). Cuisine: Home-style Breakfast, Pub Style Lunch, Fine Dining Dinner Northwest Cuisine.

Wine Social 4:30-6:00 pm Complimentary to Lodge guests.

Recreation:

Whitewater Rafting Trips Barbeque Grills

Bird watching Fly fishing Mountain biking Kite Surfing Wind Surfing Water skiing Boating Hiking Canoeing Kayaking Snow shoeing Cross country skiing Snowmobiling Skiing downhill

Facilities:

Meeting Spaces:30-150 Executive Boardroom: Full Media Set-up Full Dining Restaurant Handicap Accessible Accommodations Full Service Spa Family Cabins

Meeting Facilities:

Number of meeting rooms 4 Total measurement 220 sq ft Number of meeting personnel onsite 1-2 Largest room capacity 120 Smallest room capacity 10 Largest room measurement 15 x 28 Smallest room measurement 21 x 21 Largest seating format Theatre Smallest seating format Board Room Video conferencing Yes

Rooms/Add-Ons Room Code Room Name Active ADA ADA Room (Lodge) X Total Rooms: 1 Description: This comfortable, yet striking guest suite is located on the first floor for ease and accessibility. Our ADA-compliant suite features a king bed, bathroom with roll-in shower, and an impressive lake view. This suite sleeps up to 2 people. Children 14yrs. of age and under cannot be accommodated in the lodge rooms.

Guests per Room: 2 CSC Creekside Cabin X Total Rooms: 2 Description: This cabin has a unique Northwest character and features a queen bed in a bedroom downstairs and 2 twin beds in the lofted sleeping area, as well as a fully equipped kitchen. The stone gas fireplace in each cabin is wonderful to curl up next to on our brisk mountain evenings. Each cabin sleeps 4 people.

Guests per Room: 4-6

DS1 Deluxe Suite (Lodge) X Total Rooms: 4 Description: Each of our deluxe suites feature a king bed, bathroom with

Jacuzzi bathtub, separate shower, and a stupendous lake view. Each suite sleeps up to 2 people. Children 14 yrs. of age and under cannot be accommodated in the lodge rooms.

Guests per Room: 4 FC3 Falls Cabin (Used for Spa) X Total Rooms: 1 Description: Tucked away on a small arm of the lake since the 1920s, the windows of this romantic cabin look out on quiet, tranquil scenery. Includes a queen bed in the bedroom and a sofa-bed, fully equipped kitchen and bathroom. This cabin sleeps a maximum of 4. Pet friendly, limit 2 pets.

Guests per Room: 4

GS3 Guard Station X Total Rooms: 1 Description: Formerly a Forest Service guard station, this spacious and secluded cottage overlooks lush and peaceful Lake Creek. Includes a full size bed in the bedroom and a queen sofa-bed, fully-equipped kitchen and bathroom. This cabin sleeps a maximum of 4. Pet friendly, limit 2 pets.

Guests per Room: 4 TRP Trapper Total Rooms: 1 Description: Nicest cabin on property, with great lake view, Jacuzzi tub, full chef’s kitchen with marble counter tops and gas range.

Guests per Room: 2 LFC Lakefront Cabin X Total Rooms: 3 Description: Each cabin has a unique Northwest character and features a queen bed in a bedroom downstairs and 2 twin beds in the lofted sleeping area, as well as a fully equipped kitchen. The stone gas fireplace in each cabin is wonderful to curl up next to on our brisk mountain evenings. Each cabin sleeps 4 people.

Guests per Room: 4-6 LGR Lofted Guest Room (Lodge) X Total Rooms: 2 Description: Each of our lofted suites features a queen bed and 2 twin beds, a bathroom with a shower/bathtub, and a spectacular lake view. Each suite sleeps up to four people. Children 14 yrs. of age and under cannot be accommodated in the lodge rooms.

Guests per Room: 4 PNT The Pointe X Total Rooms: 1

Description: Originally built in 1925, this newly updated historic cabin boasts a view of both Lake Creek and Suttle Lake. The Pointe features a king bed in a bedroom downstairs, two full size beds in a sleeping area upstairs, a queen sofa-bed and two twin sofa-beds, a fully-equipped kitchen, two bathrooms and two private decks. This cabin sleeps a maximum of 8 people.

Guests per Room: 8-10 RCL Rustic Cabin X Total Rooms: 6 Description: If roughing it is more your style, check out one of our camping cabins. Each rustic cabin has a full-sized futon, a full-sized bed and twin-sized bunk beds. These cabins are rustic yet comfortable. Rustic cabins have heat, electricity and a fire pit for marshmallow roasting. Please note these cabins do not have kitchens, running water or bathroom facilities. Upon check-in you will receive a key to both our restroom and shower facilities. These cabins sleep a maximum of four. Linens & Towels are not provided, but are available for $10/person if desired. Wine social are available for purchase as well.

Guests per Room: 4-6

SS2 Standard Suite (Lodge) X Total Rooms: 4 Description: Each of our standard suites features 2 full size beds, a bathroom with a shower/bathtub, and a stunning forest view. Each suite sleeps up to 4 people. Children 14 yrs. of age and under cannot be accommodated in the lodge rooms.

Guests per Room: 4

PART I HISTORY OF SUTTLE LAKE RESORT BACKGROUND Suttle Lake is a popular, full time resort area in Central Oregon since the European settlers moved into the area in the id 8 ’s. It has had a olorful history from the time the first owner applied for a permit in 1923 to build a recreational resort complex. There have been several changes of ownership of such a resort since then. There still remains a strong influence in this area by Native American Indian Tribes since this area was the homeland to their ancestors. Since 1923, there were a series of forest fires and resort reconstruction efforts .

Suttle Lake Resort “LR is nestled in a beautiful and splendid forest backdrop th at continues to attract many guests and visitors each year. It offers recreational opportunities for Central Oregon and even as far as Eugene and Salem, Oregon.

It is located 15 miles north of Sisters, Oregon with dir ect access to US Highway 20. It is situated on the northeast bank of Suttle Lake. The property is 19.5 acres of which 3.0 acres were developed. The rest remains as open spaces. The land parcel is irregular in size and the us age is limited in activity and development. A portion of the property is set aside for public usage and parking.

In 1999, the US Forest Service issued a preferred development permit PDP to the then owner of Suttle Lake Resort for best use for the development of Suttle Lake Resort and the Marina an expanded lodge of approximately 10,000 SF as well as 12 separate cabins and a restaurant. Modification and design changes would follow. That pl an was superseded in 2003 by a Site Master Development Plan Pla su itted y the urre t o er of “LR, Ronda of Suttle Lake Resort &Marina LLC. The U.S. Forest Ser vice approved that Plan in April 2003 (henceforth the De elop e t Pla . The leasehold i pro e e t per it f ro the U“ Forest “er i e is for years; it is set to expire December 31, 2022 with renewable options.

Under the Development Plan, SLR was significantly expanded during the period (2003 to 2005). During that time, a new Mountain Lodge and six (6) cabins were newly built an d added to the existing restaurant building, three (3) historic cabins and six (6) rustic cabins. This brough t the total lodging capacity to 26 units (I Lodge and 15 cabi ns) within the Resort complex of one Lodge (11 suites), six (6) rustic cabins, six (6) waterfront cabins, one (1 ) Guard Station cabin, one (1) Falls cabin and one (1) Pointe Cabin. Site improvements included asphalt paved access road, a small marina, concrete walks/decks and fire pits as well as public parking areas and common restrooms.

The Resort industry and competition in general in the C entral Oregon area are still suffering; steady revenues and profits due to the recessionary situation of the econom y. Tourism is generally also down. There are only a few resorts that can compete somewhat and to a lesser extent with SLR for recreational opportunities viz. Lake Creek Lodge in Camp Sherman which is within 10 miles from SL R and Black Butte Ranch that is 8 miles from SLR. which has a larger area footprint with approximately 1000 private homes, two golf courses but has no lake feature.

A close lake side resort competitor to some degree is Cultus Lake Resort. It features 23 cabins, several of which are located on the lake, and the remaining just footsteps aw ay. The cabins are nestled in a wooded area adjacent to the lake. The amenities are simple and unpretentious.. Cultus Lake Resort is not opened the full year as is SL R.

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Map of Suttle Lake Resort and Marina Complex

Suttle Lake in front to the Mountain Lodge Suttle Lake is a natural lake near the crest of the Cascade Range in Central Oregon. The Lake covers 253 acres. In the 1920's, European settlers established the Lake as a favorite spot for outdoor activities such as boating, fish ing and family picnics. Suttle Lake was one of only two lake systems in Oregon that supported historic runs of soc keye salmon. Because of the lake's beautiful forest backdrop, many generations of Oregonians have enjoyed Suttle Lake's splendor, and continue to do so today. It is als o a place where the Native American tribes indigenous to this area remain reverent to the land of their ancestors and of its Spirit that is seen in the animals and wondrous natural beauty.

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Suttle Lake Mountain Lodge to the right with view of Suttle Lake

Suttle Lake Resort Mountain Lodge

(Courtesy of Dana Bratton Appraisals LLC)

Suttle Lake Resort Mountain Lodge – Evening Lights

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SLR is also a very special place for weddings Built in the summer of 2005 in the style of National Pa rk Service lodges, the two story Mountain Lodge is quite impressive with its log-framed construction, large stone fireplace and Native American ambiance. The current lodge is the fourth to be built on the site. The first was built in the early 1920s, the second in 1931 and the third in 1941. All were destroyed by fire, the last one in 1974 just a week before the newly remodeled lodge was to reopen.

SLR installed a word carving on the front door of the Mountain lodge that to capture the Native American spirit and nature of the property. It is stunning!

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New cabins were added (6) during the 2003-2005 construction period as shown below to bring the total lodging count capacity to 56 bed nights. It still remains the inte ntion of SLR to provide the most complete lodging package within a rustic and elegant mountain surrounding environ ment in the Northwest Unoit3d States and certainly Oregon.

Luxury Cabin

Rustic Cabin

(Both pictures courtesy of Dana Bratton Appraisals LLC )

Suttle Lake Marina

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NATIVE AMERICAN INFLUENCE ON SUTTLE LAKE RESORT When SLR first had its opening ceremony in October 2003, the land and the Resort complex were blessed by represent-atives from the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs. The land at Suttle Lake historically was used by the Native Indians to camp, fish and hunt and continues to have archeological significance today. This land was saved from the devastating fires nearby in 2003. A Salmon Bake and Indian dances were part of that opening ceremony focus.

The Confederated Tribes of Warms Springs is a federally recognized confederation of Native American Tribes who live and govern the Warm Springs Reservation in Warm Springs, Oregon about 40 miles from Suttle Lake Resort.

Today, almost nine (9) years later in September 2012, that same blessing, Salmon Bake and traditional Indian dances returned to SLR officiated by the same seni or representative of the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs, Wilson We Wa (Northern Paiute Indian) as seen below addressing the guests at the recent Salmon Bake at SLR. He specifically gave thanks to SLR for the opportunity to promote the long established Native American culture established in the Central Oregon region and e xpressed his willingness to return annually to SLR as part of this fostering event. It was a further vestige of commemorating their spirit and land at Suttle Lake.

As before in 2003, there were several traditional Indian dances that were performed by members of the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs. The Welcome dance seen below is depicted below.

Suttle Lake is seen in the back-ground.

"Dance is the very embodiment of indigenous values and represents the response of Native Americans to complex and sometimes

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difficult historical experiences, "says W. Richard West, Jr., Director of the Smithsonian Institution's National Museu of the A eri a I dia . Dance reflects the vast capacity of native peoples to endure culturally and to continue as a vital contemporary cultur al phenomenon."

SLR and the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs in 201 2 agreed that the Salmon Bake and dance ceremony would become an annual event at SLR to perpetuate the Native American culture and involvement. It is with honor and privilege that SLR acce pts this responsibility and takes the partnership with the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs in this r egard very seriously. Part of this partnership requires that SLR remains strong financially and in good operating condition.

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PARCEL DETAILS Parcel ID: 1308000000100A3 Related Tax Accounts: 8199 Subdivision: Lot / Block: /

GENERAL INFORMATION Taxpayer Mailing: SUTTLE LAKE RESORT ET AL SNEVA, RONDA 13300 HWY 20 SISTERS, OR 97759 Owners: (1)

Location: County: JEFFERSON, OREGON Map / Taxlot: 13080000 / 00100 Lat / Lon: 44.45125052 / -121.77664382 Situs Addresses:

SUTTLE LAKE RESORT ET AL

13300 HWY 20, SISTERS, 97759

ASSESSMENT SUMMARY Calculated Acres: Assessed Acres: RM Land: RM Impr: RM Total: Total AV: Taxes:

20,591.71 (896,974,807 sf) 0.00 (0 sf) -$3,912,870 $3,912,870 $2,918,560 $39,284

Zoning: FM - COUNTY - FOREST MANAGEMENT

Land Use: 201 - COMMERCIAL IMP

Improvement Totals: SqFt: -- Bedrooms: --

Full Baths: --

Half Baths: --

IMPROVEMENTS Code

Description

SqFt

Year Built

Beds Baths (F/H) Floor Types

RECENT TRANSACTIONS Date 11/12/1991

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Price $0

Seller

Buyer SUTTLE LAKE RESORT ET AL

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Disclaimer: This report was created from digital databases provided by the Jefferson County GIS. AmeriTitle has provided this information as a courtesy and assumes no liability for errors, omissions, or accuracy of the data, and does not warranty the fitness of this product for any particular purpose.

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JEFFERSON County Assessor's Summary Report Real Property Assessment Report FOR ASSESSMENT YEAR 2012 May 14, 2013 12:56:12 pm Account # Map # Code - Tax #

8199 130800-00-00100 A3 0312-8199

Legal Descr

See Record

Tax Status Acct Status Subtype

Mailing Name

Deed Reference #

SUTTLE LAKE RESORT ET AL Agent SNEVA, RONDA In Care Of Mailing Address 13300 HWY 20 SISTERS, OR 97759 Prop Class RMV Class

MA 08

201 201

SA 77

NH 000

Unit 3933-1 Situs City SISTERS

Land Impr.

Code Area Total

2,918,560

Value Summary RMV 0 3,912,870 3,912,870

Grand Total

2,918,560

3,912,870

Code Area

AV

Plan RFD Ex Zone

ID#

0312 0312 0312 0312 0312 0312 0312 0312

ID# 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

RMV Exception Land 0 Impr.

0 2,918,560 0 2,918,560

0

Land Breakdown TD% LS

Value Source

Size

Stat Class

Improvement Breakdown Description

TD%

1934 1999 1934 1934

552 500 111 121 500 512 512 121

Restaurant - dining Commercial Other Imp One story One story Commercial Other Imp Hotel - resort Hotel - resort One story

100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 Grand Total

PP Account(s): Comments:

0312-60260, 0010-616311 Real land acct. # 8121

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Land Class Irr Class

0.00

Yr Built

2003 2004 1934

CPR %

MAV

Grand Total Code Area

See Record See Record UNKNOWN

Sales Date/Price Appraiser

Situs Address(s) ID# 13300 HWY 20 Code Area 0312

ASSESSABLE ACTIVE NORMAL

Irr Size 0.00

Total Sq. Ft.

Ex% MS Acct #

Trended RMV

2,641 150 540 976 0 792 9,534 516

150,830 17,580 12,600 21,740 8,160 814,970 2,869,880 17,110

15,149

3,912,870

Statement of Tax Account JEFFERSON COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR 66 S.E. D STREET, SUITE E MADRAS, OR 97741 (541) 475-4458 Click here to make a credit card or e-check payment

5/14/2013 12:56:19 PM

SUTTLE LAKE RESORT ET AL SNEVA, RONDA 13300 HWY 20 SISTERS, OR 97759

Tax Account # Account Status Roll Type Situs Address

8199 Active Real Property 13300 HWY 20, SISTERS, OR 97759

Lender Loan # Property ID 0312 1308000000100A3 Interest To May 15, 2013

Tax Summary Tax Year

Tax Type

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996

ADVALOREM ADVALOREM ADVALOREM ADVALOREM ADVALOREM ADVALOREM ADVALOREM ADVALOREM ADVALOREM ADVALOREM ADVALOREM ADVALOREM ADVALOREM ADVALOREM ADVALOREM ADVALOREM ADVALOREM Total

Total Due

Current Due

Interest Due

Discount Available

Original Due

40,855.46 45,758.49 50,785.80 54,242.34 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

39,284.09 38,132.07 37,342.50 35,685.75 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

1,571.37 7,626.42 13,443.30 18,556.59 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

39,284.09 38,132.07 37,342.50 35,685.75 34,869.68 33,004.47 32,050.63 19,194.53 1,421.86 738.13 717.87 691.87 623.44 428.48 388.27 370.93 442.58

191,642.09

150,444.41

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0.00

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Due Date Nov 15, 2012 Nov 15, 2011 Nov 15, 2010 Nov 15, 2009 Nov 15, 2008 Nov 15, 2007 Nov 15, 2006 Nov 15, 2005 Nov 15, 2004 Nov 15, 2003 Nov 15, 2002 Nov 15, 2001 Nov 15, 2000 Nov 15, 1999 Nov 15, 1998 Dec 15, 1997 Nov 15, 1996

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Sisters Profile Nestled at the foot of the Cascades, Sisters is a town right o ut of the Old West, complete with 1880's turn-of-the-century storefronts and authentic annual downand-dirty rodeos. Perhaps one of the most picturesque bac kdrops in the Pacific Northwest, it is not hard to see why the town has become a destination for visitors, retirees and new businesses. But more than just a pretty place, Sisters has a built eputatio fo a o u it ith so e of the state’s est s hools, stude ts a d athletes. The to ’s fo us i the past has ee o tou is a d etail, ut ith t o e i dust ial pa ks, oth offe i g an assortment of lot sizes to house any size production fac ility, the prospect of a light manufacturing or high tech business is a reality.

Population The political borders that form the incorporated city of Sisters currently contain just over 1,800 residents; however, within a five mile radius, an additional 10,000 residents live in the outlying neighborhoods, acreages, and resorts . From 1985 to 2005, the town added less than 300 residents, the result of a lack of municipal sewer system. Since then, charming and innovative residential communities have be en created within the city limits, more than doubling the to ’s populatio .

Development Sisters offers a variety of development opportunities inc luding manufacturing, office and light industrial uses. Two business/industri al parks and numerous commercial centers offer new and existing businesses a place to call home.

Sisters has several employers that offer excellent job opportunities. Metabolic Maintenance Products, relocated from southern California, is a local manufacturer of vitamin supplements, including prescription amino aci d dietary supplements for ph si ia s a oss the ou t . The O’Keeffe’s Co pa , a lo all g o manufacturing company, is expanding its employment as sales for its specialty hand and foot care creams catch on nationally. Bird Gard LLC, designs, manufactures and markets a complete line of programmable bird control products. Fluid Images, Inc., inventors of the Strada Camera Crane used in many feature film and sports productions, is also a top-notch film an d video production company. With its outstanding desirabi lity as a place to live and work, Sisters expects to attract additional employers in the light manufacturing and technology sectors.

Economic Development for Central Oregon | 705 SW Bon nett Way, #1000, Bend OR 97702 | 541- 388-3236

Just 30 minutes from Sisters on Hwy 20 is Hoodoo Ski Re sort, offering something to do for everyone including Nordic and downhill skiing, snowboarding, snow tubing, snow b iking, and night skiing in a friendly family-oriented environment.

The new FivePine Lodge & Conference Center adds a host of new activities and amenities for visitors and residen ts alike, including a movie theater, athletic club, brewery, day spa, lodge, first class dining, and conference center.

Livability If you've ever had the chance to visit Sisters for shopping or a special event, the town and surrounding ar ea’s e t ao di a li a ilit speaks fo itself.

Towering Ponderosa Pines, grassy valleys, and the closeness of Cascade Mountain peaks makes it an aesthetically surreal location. But more importantly, Sisters has a strong sense of community, friendliness, and true small town charm.

This feeli g is easil see i the “iste ’s a ea s hools , hi h o siste tl a k top i the egio a d state fo a ade i s, the arts and athletics. The district takes a holistic approach, starting with Kindergarten, and incorporates character education into curriculum. Residents of the community are also actively involved in education. Some 200 volunteers contribute to the elementary schools each year from tutoring to taking care of the playground.

Sisters is also known for its festivals. Annual events i nclude: Village Green Craft Shows (now in 25th year), A rt Stroll, Sisters Rodeo, Sisters Folk Festival, High Mountains Jazz at Sisters, Harvest Faire, Quilt Show, Hoodoo Winter Carnival, Sisters Starry Night Concert Series, Sisters Roundup of G ems, Sisters Antique Faire, Battle of the Bulls, and the Pacific Amateur Golf Classic.

History The original settlement of the Sisters area actually began 4. 5 miles north of the current town site, at Camp Polk in 1865.

Polk was a military installment built for the protection of s ettlers, but with few Indian attacks, the base was closed a year after opening. In 1875 a post office was established at the Hindman Homestead, which was later moved to the John Smith General Store in 1888. Soon thereafter nearby residents were asked to p o ide suggestio s to a e the e post offi e, a d Th ee “iste s e ei ed the nod, minus the three. (It is interesting to note that at th is time the Three Sisters each had names – Faith, Hope, and Charity.) I hat is o side ed the to ’s offi ial establishment, Alex and Robert Smith platted the town in 19 01. By this time the community had grown into a service center for travelers over the Cascades as well as for the growing wood products and agricultural industrie s.

In 1923 half the town was destroyed by fire, only to see the remaining half burned to the ground the following y ear.

Expected by many to become a ghost town, residents instead stayed and rebuilt, and the town was officially incorporated in 1946. I the id 9 ’s, the to 's e iste e as i uestio ith the losu e of the last lu e ill. “iste s’ Old West the e etu ed i 9 i a effo t to p ese e hat little o e e e ai ed a idst fea of a highway bypass. The highway never moved, and the town evolved into a retail/resort community and service center to Black Butte Ranch Resort and other residential developments.

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Sisters Quick Links Elevation:

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Population (July 2008)

1,875

Median Resident Age

38.8 (2000)

Median single family home price (YTD thru Dec 2008)

$367,450

Average household size

2.41 (2000)

Property Tax Rate 2007/2008

$2,6417 per $1,000 of assessed value

Assessed Property Value 2008

$271,205,652

Telecommunications Infrastructure

BendBroadband, Qwest

Major Private Employers

Black Butte Ranch, Metabolic Maintenance, O'Keeffe's Working Hand Creme, Ray's Grocery Store, FivePine Lodge & Conference Center

Top 5 Deschutes County Taxpayers in 2008-09 (in order)

Cascade Natural Gas Corp., Qwest Corp., Gas Transmission Northwest Corp., PacifiCorp (PP&L), Pronghorn Investors LLC

Economic Development for Central Oregon (EDCO)

541-388-3236 Eric Strobel, Business Development Manager 109 NW Greenwood Ave., Suite #102, Bend OR 97701

City of Sisters (City Hall)

541-549-6022 520 E. Cascade Avenue, PO Box 39, Sisters, OR 97759

Deschutes County (Administrative Offices)

541-388-6570 1300 NW Wall St., Bend OR 97701

Sisters Area Chamber of Commerce

541-549-0251 291 E. Main Avenue, P.O. Box 430 Sisters OR 97759

Worksource Oregon

541-388-6070 1645 NE Forbes, Bend OR 97701

The Nugget Newspaper Sisters Eagle Air, Inc. (Airport)

541-549-9941 P.O. Box 698, Sisters OR 97759

541-549-6011

Economic Development for Central Oregon | 705 SW Bon nett Way, #1000, Bend OR 97702 | 541- 388-3236

Nestled in the Shadows of the Three Sisters‌

Aspen Lakes was just named Central Oregon's Favorite Golf Course in a poll conducted by The Bend Bulletin newspaper. Aspe n Lakes also received the "Player's Choice" Award by Northwest Golf Guys.

Aspen Lakes was recently named one of Golf Digest's 4 1/2 star Best Places to Play for 2008/2009.

Come enjoy the Aspen Lakes Experience. Named the #2 Best Overall Golf Experience in Oregon and #7 for Best Value in a recent Brainstorm NW survey.

Aspen Lakes is one of the top ranked golf courses in Oregon. Located just 5 minutes from the old-west town of Sisters in beautiful Central Oregon, Aspen Lakes boasts bentgrass fairways and greens, breathtaking mountain views, and our signature red sand traps.

Brand 33 Restaurant at Aspen Lakes provides great catering options for private events and receptions. The facility is the perfect venue for a Central Oregon wedding with great mountain views.

Aspen Lakes Golf Course | 16900 Aspen Lakes Dr. | Si sters, Oregon 97759 http://www.aspenlakes.com/ Tel: (541) 549-4653 | Fax: (541) 549-6947

Cheaper, Deeper, and Steeper Hoodoo sits on the summit of Oregon’s Santiam Pass and is Oregon’s most centrally located destination for winter sports enthusiasts. Just 44 miles west of Bend, 85 miles east of Eugene and 130 miles southeast of Portland, Hoodoo Ski Area offers more than

AMP Night Skiing

Autobahn Tubing Park Terrain Park

800 acres of terrain, 32 runs, five lifts and one of the largest tubing parks in the West. Founded in 1 3 , Hoodoo is Central Oregon’s original ski area and your destination for family-friendly fun in your backyard!

The ski slopes are on a big, rounded butte, with lots of wide open terrain.

So whether you prefer the deep and challenging powder of Hoodoo’s backside or the finely groomed runs of the front side, the majesty of Hoodoo’s location and fun of Hoodoo’s night skiing will bring you back again and again.

Ski & Ride School | Nordic Trails | Snowbike Lessons | Adaptive Skiing | Restaurant & Bar | Day Care | Races | Lo dging Hwy 20 Box 20 | Sisters, OR 97759 | Phone: (541) 822-3799 | Fax: (541) 822-3398 Snow Phone: (541) 822-DEEP (3337)

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I MPORTANT NUMBERS Cable Company Bend Cable Communications

382-5551

Central Oregon Offices

Chamber of Commerce Sisters

549-0251

City Services City of Sisters Development Services/ Building Division Current Planning/ Zoning Police (non-emergency)

549-6022 549-6022 549-6022 549-2302

County Services Human Services Sisters Library

388-6601 549-2921

Media The Nugget Newspaper The Bulletin Cascade Business News The Source Weekly Picture Your Home Homes & Land

549-9941 382-1811 388-5665 383-0800 385-5808 383-2834

Medical Bend Memorial Clinic in Sisters High Lakes Health Care St. Charles Medical Center

549-0303 549-9609 382-4321

Schools Sisters Public School District Black Butte School Sonrise Christian School

549-8521 595-6203 549-4133

Recreation Sisters Park & Rec. District

549-2091

Recycling/ Refuse City of Sisters High Country Disposal

549-6022 548-4984

Service Clubs Kiwanis Rotary

549-4112 549-2216

Taxes City Tax I nfo County Tax I nfo State Tax I nfo Federal Tax I nfo

549-6022 388-6540 503-378-4988 800-829-1040

Telecommunications US West – Residential Services US West – Phone Book Western Directory – Phone Book

800-244-1111 800-244-1111 317-0200

Utilities Central Electric Co-op City of Sisters

549-5698 549-6022

Bend, Downtown 15 NW Oregon Ave 389-7711 Bend, South 345 SE Third 389-9176 Bend, Old Mill 354 SW Upper Terrace Dr. Suite 104 749-4040 Madras 745 SW 5th 475-4885 Prineville 150 NE Court 447-5181 Redmond 735 SW Sixth 923-1749 Sisters 220 S. Pine St Suite 101 549-8089 Sunriver Sunriver Village Mall 593-1613