2011 July/August Somersett Living

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JULY/AUGUST 2011

Farmer’s market EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT! page 3

National Night Out

Don’t miss out... camp & swim lessons page 10 & 16 page 18

7650 Town Square Way Reno, NV 89523

The Club at Town Center

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July/August 2011 | Somersett Living

The Club at Town Center 7650 Town Square Way Reno, Nevada 89523 775-787-4500 events@mysomersett.com www.mysomersett.com

CLUBHOUSE HOURS

Monday–Friday: 5:30 am to 9 pm Saturday: 7 am to 9 pm Sunday: 7 am to 9 pm* *8 pm starting August 14

CANYON NINE

8 am to 7 pm canyonnine@mysomersett.com 775-787-4500 x330

STAFF DIRECTORY

Christina Cravens, CPT, CFI, CPO Club Manager x335 ccravens@mysomersett.com

Jeanette Dory, CPO Member Relations Director x320 jdory@mysomersett.com

Lauren Stemmler Activities & Sports Director x327 lstemmler@mysomersett.com

3 Community Events 4 Adult Programs 5 Tween Scene & Misc. Kids’ Programs 8 Canyon Nine 9 TCTC Reminders 10 2011 Summer Camp & Summer Happenings 12 Fitness Schedule/Classes 14 Fitness Programs 16 2011 Pool Schedule, Swim Program & Aquatic Rules 17 Sierra Canyon 18 SOA 19 July/August Calendar

Note from the Club

Cris Novich, PGA Golf Director x333 cnovich@mysomersett.com

Gabriel Grobben, CFI Sports Coordinator x316 sports@mysomersett.com

SOMERSETT OWNERS ASSOCIATION Customer Care: 775-624-9152

Melissa Ramsey, CMCA, CPO, CFPM Provisional Community Manager x332 mramsey@rmillc.com

Sean Stapleton Compliance Coordinator x322 sstapleton@rmillc.com

SIERRA CANYON ASPEN LODGE Mike Aguilar, Executive Director 775-624-2900 mike@sierracanyonreno.com

Somersett Living newsletter is supported in whole by advertising. Newsletter published by: Kathy Hess,Just Imagine Marketing and Design 775-746-4138; kathy@justimaginemktg.com Cover Photo: Linda & Glenn Armstrong

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Congratulations to our 2011 Reno Tahoe Odyssey Teams!

his year we had an all men’s and women’s team. Overall, the men placed 61st finishing in 25 hours and the women followed right behind the men finishing in 27 hours. There was quite the competitive spirit in both teams, with the women coming in before the men on Donner Downfall, which is an uphill 8 mile screamer. This journey brought 24 people, of all levels of running, together. What made the teams so great was the attitude and team spirit. Together, we all worked to accomplish a huge goal, as well as achieve personal goals. All the laughs, sweat and aches are now memories to last a lifetime. Thank you all for coming out and experiencing the true odyssey.

Christina Cravens, CPT, CFI, CPO

Club Manager

Somersett’s Annual Farmer’s Market Wednesdays through August 24 | 4–8 pm Enjoy summer’s bounty at the Somersett Farmer’s Market every Wednesday, featuring vendors like K & J Orchards, River School Farm, Kalika Nicole Jewelry, Pink Lotus Yoga Clothing, Pet Chef, Serendipity, Friends of Washoe County Library and Rocky Mountain Candy Company, among others. The Grape & The Grain will be serving delicious food and drinks, and it’s a great place to enjoy the warm weather and catch up with neighbors. For more information, please visit mysomersett.com.

New Resident Orientation Thursday, July 21 | 6–7 pm RSVP by Monday, July 18 Are you new to Somersett? Then head down to The Club at Town Center to learn more about the community, the Club and the Canyon Nine. It’s the perfect opportunity to meet the neighbors and ask questions about your new neighborhood.

Coffee & Donuts with Staff Thursday, August 18 | 7–9 am RSVP by the Monday before Adults are invited to join Association and Club staff for coffee and donuts in the Club’s great room during an informal meeting about the happenings in Somersett. We look forward to seeing you!

Mark Your Calendars!

The SPCA Happy Tails Dog Walk will be coming our way again in September. Be on the lookout for further information online at www.mysomersett.com.

Now that is something to smile about!

Monica T. Lee, DDS, FAGD

Shannon M. Sena, DDS

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Keep your 6-month recare visits and you will receive additional whitening gel annually for the rest of your life as our patient! Call us today or use our online appointment request form to schedule your appointment.

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

Morning on the Mountain

Summer Luau

All Somersett residents welcome!

Saturday, July 9 & August 6 | 9 am–2 pm $5 per person RSVP by Monday, July 4 & August 1 5 person minimum; 15 maximum Enjoy the great outdoors with Linda Armstrong once a month for a memorable hiking adventure. A light snack will be provided. Be sure to wear something comfortable and bring a bathing suit, towel, extra water and snacks if needed. This is a carpooling event, weather permitting. Please visit mysomersett.com for each month’s location.

Friday, August 5 | 6–8 pm $15 per adult; $25 per couple RSVP by Monday, August 1 10 person minimum; 40 maximum Tall drinks with umbrellas, tan fellahs, grass skirts and Hawaiian shirts – the theme is set for a luau you won’t forget! Help us say “Aloha” to summer this month at the club with food, friends, drinks and fun! Don’t forget to sign the kids up for their own summer luau during this event!

Adult Potluck Saturday, July 16 & August 20 | 6–8 pm July Theme – Patriotic August Theme – Mom’s Best Dishes RSVP by Monday, July 11 & August 15 8 adult minimum; 32 maximum Warm weather is here and we want to celebrate at our monthly potluck!

Grab the neighborhood gang and get ready for some good eating.

July’s potluck is the perfect time to celebrate America with our patriotic theme. And in August, cook up your favorite childhood dish. Main courses, desserts, side dishes – the choice is yours. Please indicate what you plan to bring when you RSVP.

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Well, look no further.

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Massages

by Marian Indulge and rejuvenate yourself this summer with a professional massage right here at the Club. Choose from Marian Miller’s full menu of massages, including hot stone, towel treatments and foot scrubs. For more information about massages and pricing, contact Marian at 247-3969.

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The Tween Scene is The Club at Town Center’s newest program designed for kids ages 11 to 15. All Tween Scene members will receive quarterly newsletters filled with the latest tween trends, event invites and birthday wishes! To register for the Tween Scene, please fill out a registration form at the concierge desk or on mysomersett.com and return it to the Club. For more information regarding the Tween Scene, please contact Lauren Stemmler at lstemmler@mysomersett.com.

Tween Boot Camp Mondays from 4:30–5:15 pm Ages 11–15 14 tween maximum Ready to hit the gym? Join us each week for a fun, effective workout program. You’ll learn creative and interesting ways to increase your cardiovascular endurance, strength and flexibility. Classes are formatted as obstacle courses

Misc. Kids’ Programs Summer Luau

Friday, August 5 5:30–8 pm Ages 3–10 $10/child, price includes pizza RSVP by Monday, August 1 8 children minimum; 30 maximum Aloha! Come celebrate the Hawaiian way with a Luau to celebrate summer! Kids will enjoy games, crafts, fun and friends! Pizza and juice will be served for dinner.

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Think David Hughes For all the up to date information.

After School Program Monday through Friday, starting August 29 3:30–6 pm Ages 5–12 $40/child/week; $10/child/day Register by the Thursday before 4 child minimum; 16 maximum This quality program features a wide variety of activities, including special sports instruction, arts and crafts, fitness, cooking and much more. Snack and homework assistance are provided during the educational hour. It is our goal to help develop great self-esteem for all participants in an active and positive environment. Register your child at the concierge desk.

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Hours & Programming Monday to Thursday: 8:30 am–12:30 pm & 5:30–7:30 pm Friday: 8:30 am–12:30 pm Saturday: 8 am–12 pm Closed Sunday During the following Camp weeks, Kids’ Corner will be closed in the morning but open from 3:30–7:30 pm Monday through Thursday. July 11–15; July 25–29; August 8–12 Kids’ Corner Policy Reminders • Kids’ Corner will only accept bathroom-independent children 3 to 6 years of age. • For the morning time slots, parents may sign their child up for either 8:30–10:30 am or 10:30 am–12:30 pm, Monday through Friday and either 8–10 am or 10 am–12 pm on Saturday. Evening slot is from 5:30–7:30 pm Monday through Thursday. • The room operates on a 6 to 1 ratio, with a maximum of 12 kids allowed at any given time. To accommodate this ratio, the Club requires reservations to be made at least 24 hours in advance to ensure staffing. Each Saturday at 12 pm, reservations will be opened for the upcoming week. • All children must be dropped off in Kids’ Corner within 15 minutes of their reservation time. If the parent has not checked their child in within the 15-minute window, the reservation becomes void and the spot will be opened to a child on the wait list. • No show reservations will result in a $10 fee per child due to the Club. Cancellations must be received by 8 am on the day of the reservation.

July Monthly Theme: Red, White & Blue

Fun in the Sun Thursday, July 21 | 4–5:30 pm $10 per child RSVP by Monday, July 18 4 children minimum; 16 maximum Summer is heating up, so head to the Club to cool off with your friends! We’re breaking out the slipn-slide, water balloon games and plenty of frozen treats. So grab your swim suits and sign up today!

Totally Tie Dye Tuesday, August 30 | 4:30–6 pm | $5 per child RSVP by Monday, August 29 4 children minimum; 10 maximum Have something at home that needs a bit of color or spicing up? Bring down your t-shirts, bags or even a pair of socks and liven them up with a healthy dose of color! Please meet in the craft room.

August Monthly Theme:

After School Program

Buses, Planes & Trains

Monday–Friday, starting August 29 | 3:30–6 pm Ages 5–12 | $40/child/week; $10/child/day Register by the Thursday before 4 child minimum; 16 maximum This quality program features a wide variety of activities, including special sports instruction, arts and crafts, fitness, cooking and much more. Snack and homework assistance are provided during the educational hour. It is our goal to help develop great self-esteem for all participants in an active and positive environment. Register your child at the concierge desk.

Silly Summer FUN Thursday, July 7 | 4:30–5:30 pm $5 per child RSVP by Monday, July 4 4 child minimum; 12 maximum Grab your swimsuits and towels and meet us at Kids’ Corner for some silly summer fun. We’ll head outside to play Duck, Duck, Drip and other wacky water games. We’ll even enjoy a special frozen treat!

Summer Gardens Monday, August 15 | 2:30–3:30 pm $5 per person RSVP by Monday, August 8 4 children minimum; 12 maximum Kids, are you ready for some fun in the dirt? Come to Kids’ Corner to decorate your very own pot, and we’ll teach you how to plant flowers inside. Afterwards, we’ll eat creepy, crawly worm cupcakes. Sounds disgusting, but tastes delicious!

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Kids’ Club is a FREE club for children ages 7–10! All Kids’ Club members receive a membership card and a quarterly newsletter filled with interactive games, trivia and birthday wishes. Bring your new Kids’ Club membership card to events and get a hole punch for attending.

Get ten punches for a special gift certificate! To register, please fill out a membership form at the concierge desk and return it to the Club. For more information about Kids’ Club, please contact Lauren Stemmler at lstemmler@mysomersett.com.

Just running in the store for a minute….should you TETHER Fido?

1. It’s an open invitation to thieves. In some places, it’s illegal. Many cities have ordinances against tying dogs up in public places.

Many thieves may take this opportunity to take Fido home with them.

2. Fido may feel defensive. According to the American Humane Society, dogs tethered for long periods can become highly aggressive. At the very least, being tied up can make Fido feel vulnerable. A defensive dog is more likely to bite someone that comes within reach, even a child.

3. It’s a great opportunity for the Great Escape. It’s not uncommon for pets to slip out of their collars or harnesses while tied up. He may chew through his leather or nylon leash.

4. Other dogs may not be so friendly. When your dog is left alone on a leash, he is defenseless. If a stray dog or a dog that’s off-leash gets aggressive, there’s little Fido can do. If he is attacked while tethered, he can’t get away, and he could be injured.

5. What you don’t see could hurt Fido. Anyone who walks past your dog can interact with him while he’s tied up and alone. Children might think that it’s funny to feed your dog bubble gum or something else he shouldn’t have.

6. Extreme temperature can be dangerous. Extreme heat or cold— neither is good for a tethered dog. Heat stroke or hyperthermia is a serious health issue that can cause permanent damage leading to death.

Submitted by: Community Animal Hospital

John A. Koehm, D.V.M., F.A.V.D. • Cathy A. Connelly, M.S. D.V.M. Dawn Hess, D.V.M. • Brian McLaughlin, D.V.M. Kelly MacLellan, D.V.M., M.Sc., M.Vet.Sc., D.A.C.V.S.

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July & August Hours of Operation 8 am to 7 pm, weather permitting Green Fees Residents: Guests: Non-Residents:

$7 adult; $5 junior $10 adult; $7 junior $15 adult; $10 junior

Weekly Specials Monday: 2 for 1 Somersett Senior Residents (does not apply to guests) Tuesday: Canyon Nine Skins Game: tee times starting after 3 pm Wednesday: $5 Somersett Ladies Golf Friday: Happy Hour Golf – 1/2 off beer rounds of golf from 3–6 pm

Tee Times In an effort to stay on top of pace and play while offering a more enjoyable round, the Canyon Nine maintains the use of tee times.

Members may reserve tee times up to ten days in advance, with eightminute intervals used throughout the day. Please contact the golf hut to book your tee times at 787-4500 x330.

Facebook Reminder The Canyon Nine will be promoting events and running specials through its Facebook page all season long, so become a friend of Somersett Reno, NV today.

Loyalty Points Earn loyalty points each time you golf on the Canyon Nine. For each resident green fee purchased on your account, five points will be added to your loyalty account. Earn 50 points to receive a free green fee.

These points roll over annually.

Free Guest Sunday Sunday, July 24 and August 21 | All Day Long This has been such a huge success that we decided to continue it throughout the summer!

Glow Ball Friday, July 15 | 8–11:30 pm $20/resident;: $30/non-resident We’re lighting up the course with glow sticks and glow balls! This funfilled event always fills up quickly, so sign up today. Closest to the pin contests will also be held on holes 1 and 4.

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Wine & Dine on the Canyon Nine

Saturday, August 19 | 5 pm | RSVP by Monday, June 13 $25/resident; $45/resident couple $35/guest; $65/non-resident couple 16 adults minimum; 36 maximum 20 person minimum; 36 maximum Enjoy a round of golf with an appetizing twist. Play an evening round of golf and enjoy served up with appetizers, finger foods and dessert with matching wines! We will be hosting various contests with prizes throughout the round. This is one event you will not want to miss!

Tuesday Skins Game We’re teaming up with The Grape & The Grain to offer an exciting ongoing skins game every Tuesday at the Canyon Nine. For just $21, you’ll enjoy a round of golf, entry into the skins game and hole-in-one pot, and a beer at The Grape & The Grain. It’s got all the makings for a great event and we look forward to seeing you there!

2011 Golf Clinics Join Golf Director Cris Novich at the Canyon Nine for tips, pointers and how-to’s for improving your score this season. Clinics will include skills on putting, pitching, chipping and hitting out of the sand traps.

Couples Clinics – RSVP by the Monday before Thursday, July 7, 14, 21 & 28 | 5:30-6:30 pm 4 week session: $40/resident; $50/resident guest 4 person minimum; 12 maximum Junior Clinics (7–14) – RSVP by the Monday before Wednesday, June 22 & 29; July 6 & 13, 5:30-6:30 pm Wednesday, July 27; August 3, 10 & 17, 5:30-6:30 pm 4 week session: $40/resident; $50/resident guest; $60/non-resident 4 person minimum; 10 maximum Women’s Clinics Thursdays, August 11, 18 & 25; September 1 Private Lessons Golf Director Cris Novich, PGA, will offer private instruction to all Canyon Nine players, including guests of residents.

Lesson topics include full swing, wedge game, bunker play, pitching, chipping, putting, course management and strategy. Contact Cris at

The Club at Town Center & Canyon Nine Please Check In Remember to present your membership card at the concierge desk each time you use the facility. Even though the staff may know you by sight, we need to scan your card into the system for tracking, accounting and planning purposes. If you have not had your membership card made, please bring your Nevada driver’s license for identification and we will print your card on the spot. If you’ve lost your card, we will gladly make a replacement card for $10.

RSVP Policy Please remember to RSVP for programs by the deadline listed so we can ensure that enough supplies and staff are available. All event fees are due at time of reservation. Cancellations must be made 48 hours before an event to receive a refund.

No refunds will be given for no-shows. Unless noted, all events are for residents only. If residents choose to bring a guest to an event, event and guest fees apply.

Guest Fees: $10 adult; $8 junior Members are allowed to bring up to six guests at one time for a maximum of ten visits per guest. Members must accompany guests at all times. Please note that holiday guest rates apply on May 30, July 4 and September 5 at $15 per adult and $12 per junior.

Alcohol Policy Alcoholic beverages may be purchased from the Club. Members and their guests are not allowed to bring their own alcoholic beverages on the premises, including the pool area and Canyon Nine. Outside alcohol may only be brought into the facility during an approved private event. No alcoholic beverages will be sold or served to any person not permitted to purchase the same under the laws of the State of Nevada or be sold for off-premises consumption. The Club reserves the right, in its sole and absolute discretion, to refuse service to any member or guest who appears to be intoxicated.

Late Pick-Up Fee The Club will charge a late pickup fee for any child not picked up within 15 minutes of a program’s end time. Following the 15-minute grace period, a $5 fee will be charged for every 10 minutes your child remains with us.

Have You Spent Your Day at the Club Yet?

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here are still spaces available at the Club’s SUNsational Summer Camp Program! It’s a truly fantastic camp program that no child will want to miss. And parents will love the great new prices and camp structure. For more information on non-resident pricing, aftercare or our CIT program, please see our camp registration forms on mysomersett.com, or contact Lauren Stemmler at lstemmler@mysomersett.com.

July 11–15: Ocean Commotion (ages 3–6 & 6–12) July 18–22:

Kidscape Camp (ages 7–12)

July 25–29:

Wild & Wacky (ages 3–6 & 6–12)

August 1–5:

Water Olympics (6–12)

August 8–12:

Around the World (ages 3–6 & 6–12)

August 16–20:

All Stars Sports Camp (ages 7–12)

»Themed Camp: 8 am–4 pm (ages 6–12);

Resident: $125/child/week; $25/child/week for aftercare from 4–6 pm Non-resident: $150/child/week; $30/child/week for aftercare from 4–6 pm

»Kids’ Corner Camp: 8 am–1 pm (ages 3–6); Cost: $100/week/child (Kids’ Corner Camp for residents only)

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Sports Camp & Kidscape: 8 am–4 pm (ages 7–12) Resident: $175/child/week; $25/child/week for aftercare from 4–6 pm Non-resident: $200/child/week; $30/child/week for aftercare from 4–6 pm

Red, White, & Fun! Monday, July 4 | 12–4 pm Don’t miss our patriotic festivities planned to celebrate America!

Join us by the pool for food, fun, games and much more!

Kids’ Summer Day Camps Tuesday, July 5–Friday, July 8 | 8 am–4 pm | Ages 5–12 $25/child/day | 4 child minimum; 12 maximum Need something for the kids to do while you’re at work? Summer Day Camp is the perfect solution! Kids will participate in games, projects, science experiments and miscellaneous fun, with lunch and lights snacks provided throughout the week.

S’mores Anyone?

Friday, July 8 | 6:30–7:30 pm RSVP by Monday, May 30 | 4 family minimum; 10 maximum Join friends and neighbors fireside for yummy, gooey s’mores!

Roast the marshmallows over the fire pit for a delicious dessert the whole family will enjoy.

Farmer’s FUN! Every Wednesday during Farmer’s Market 5–8 pm | Ages 3–10 | $10/child, price includes pizza RSVP by the Monday before | 8 children minimum; 30 maximum 10

The Club will be offering something fun just for the kids during our Wednesday Farmer’s Markets. Parents, drop your kids off at the Club for up to three hours for games, coloring, movies and pizza.

They’ll be happy and busy while you mingle and shop.

SUPER TGIF Friday, July 29 & August 26 5:30–7:30 pm Kick off a relaxing weekend with a poolside wind-down. We’ll have the pool ready, the BBQ cookin’, and the DJ playing all your favorite tunes. It doesn’t get much better than that!

Music on the Green Mark your calendars for Friday, August 12 it’s the Club’s second installment of the Music on the Green series! Head down to the Canyon Nine and enjoy music, food, drinks and fun for the whole family! For more information on bands and ticket sales, please visit mysomersett.com.

Labor Day Carnival Celebration Monday, September 5 | 12–4 pm

Come celebrate Labor Day here at the Club. We’ll be hanging poolside with games, prizes, food, music and tons of fun! You won’t want to miss it!

The Dark Side of the Sun

By Dr. Jennifer Janiga

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A Northern Nevada Dermatologist’s Insight on What To Do After The Sun Has Left Its Mark On You emember that Coppertone ad, the one with the little pig-tailed girl whose bikini bottom was being tugged down by the pup, revealing a remarkably vivid tan line? Parents and kids alike desired that deep, dark cappuccino color.

But it doesn’t take the towering stacks of scientific research for many people to realize their skin has been wounded by overexposure.

Signs include brown spots, enlarged blood vessels, lines and wrinkles, sagging skin and even skin cancer.

As a practicing dermatologist, I’ve seen the sun’s impact in all its unpleasantness. In addition to getting an annual skin exam, here are a few thoughts on what to do if you’re showing symptoms of sun damage.

Find A Sunscreen You Will Wear This sounds obvious, but many people buy sun block with good intentions only to discover that they don’t like their purchase. So, it’s never applied. When comparing sunscreens, make sure it’s SPF 30 or greater and is broad spectrum, protecting against both UVA and UVB rays.

Brown Spots They’re from solar exposure, not aging. Which is why they appear in areas that get sun, like the face, hands and chest. Laser treatments and bleaching creams along with sunscreen can greatly improve the appearance.

Enlarged Blood Vessels Enlarged blood vessels occur all over the body, but most commonly on the face. Telangiectases appear as red and/or blue vessels that look like small lines. Depending on the size they can be easily treated with a pulsed dye laser or by injecting a special medication.

Skin Lines Lines are another manifestation of the sun’s wrath. For early fine lines, Botox™ or Dysport™ may be all you need. For deeper lines, filler products like Juvederm™ and/or Restylane™ may help.

Elastosis Sun exposure can actually break down the skin’s elastin and cause sagging. The best option may be a combination of one or more of the above with a laser tightening procedure or a facelift.

At 4,000 feet, Northern Nevadans are literally closer to the sun which can exacerbate solar exposure to the skin. So, don’t mess around. Find a sun block you like and use it. And be sure to schedule a yearly skin exam for early detection. If you have questions or would like more feedback, please contact me at drjennifer@janigamds.com and I’ll get back to you personally.

Author’s Bio: Dr. Jennifer Janiga is a Board Certified Dermatologist at Janiga MDs, the Northern Nevada dermatology and plastic surgery practice she runs with her husband, Dr. Timothy Janiga, a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon. For more, visit JanigaMDs.com.

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Yoga w/ Linda 8:30–9:30

Spin w/ Rochelle 6–6:50

Spin w/ Ashton 6–6:50

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Zumba w/ Amy 9:30–10:30

Body Sculpt w/ Beth 9–9:45

Yoga w/ Linda 8:30–9:30

Body Sculpt w/ Beth 9–9:45

Yoga w/ Linda 8:30–9:30

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Step/Sculpt w/ Cindy 9:35–10:30 (max 10)

Tween Camp w/ Rochelle 4:30–5:15 (max 14)

Spin w/ Ashton 5:45–6:30

Yoga w/ Linda 5:30–6:30

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Spin w/ Beth 5:30–6:15

Boot Camp* w/ Marcos 6:30–7:15

Zumba* w/ Amy 6:35–7:35

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Body Sculpt w/ Beth 6:30–7:15

Core Pilates Instructor Varies 7:15–8 (max 16)

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C9 Boot Camp* Instructor Varies 8–9 (max 16) Yoga Instructor Varies 9–10 (max 16)

Spin/Sculpt Instructor Varies 9:35–10:35 (max 14)

Private Pilates» Tuesday 7:30–8:30 am; 9:45–10:45 am; 10:45–11:45 am (in the aerobics room) Power Stroller Moms» every Wednesday from 9:30–10:30 am Cardio Tennis» every Friday from 9–10 am Water Fitness» every Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday from 10–11 am

BODY SCULPT This class promotes intense strength training to enhance definition and endurance in major muscle groups.

C9 BOOT CAMP Challenge yourself with the C9 Boot Camp! This calorie-burning program uses the hills and valleys on the Canyon Nine golf course plus the resistance of your own body weight for a serious, effective workout.

CORE PILATES A 45-minute class that uses pilates techniques with a focus on abdominal, glute and back exercises to increase overall core strength.

POWER STROLLER MOMS In 60 minutes, you will warm up, stretch, power walk, jog and strength train. We will use bands for upper and lower body conditioning, and work abs, glutes, arms and legs. Please arrive 10 minutes early. Each class is weather permitting.

STEP Follow choreographed step routines that challenge mind and body while burning calories.

Workout intensity is determined by speed, travel and execution of movement.

CARDIO STEP & STRENGTH INTERVAL An intense cardio workout using the step, this class combines interval training with dumbbells, push-ups and core exercises.

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

WATER FITNESS Build muscle, increase aerobic fitness, improve flexibility and control weight with this complete water workout. No swimming skills are necessary to attend this class.

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

ZUMBA Latin-based rhythms direct the unique moves and challenging resistance combinations in this class. Bring your energy and dance away your worries!

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Tuesday, August 2 6 pm at The LOFT

RSVP by Monday, July 25 All Somersett residents are invited to join Association and Club staff for a community wide potluck. We will provide the main dish of hamburgers and hotdogs. Residents are asked to RSVP with an appetizer, side dish or dessert to feed 15 to 20 people.

Open to our Reno & Sparks Neighbors!

Somersett & the Canyon Nine welcomes Reno & Sparks neigh bors to play the 9-hole par 3 executive course.

Green Fees

Residents: $7 for Adults; $5 for Juniors Guests of Residents: $10 for Adults; $7 for Juniors Non-Residents: $15 for Adults; $10 for Juniors

Sign up today!

Get ready to sign your kids up for a SUNsational time here at The Club at Town Center. It’s a truly fantastic camp program that no child will want to miss!

For more information on pricing or aftercare, please see our camp registration forms on mysomersett.com, or contact Lauren Stemmler at lstemmler@mysomersett.com.

Every Wednesday, July 6 – August 24 4 -8 pm in Somersett’s Town Square

The Somersett Farmers’ Market is back, and we would like to welcome vendors K & J Orchards, River School Farm, Kalika Nicole Jewelry, Pink Lotus Yoga Clothing, Pet Chef, Serendipity, Friends of Washoe County Library and Rocky Mountain Candy Company, among others. The Grape & The Grain will be serving delicious food and drink choices. For more information, please visit mysomersett.com.

Live Entertainment

July 6~ Guitar Woody & the Boilers July 13 ~ Drinking With Clowns July 20 ~ Sturdy Beggars July 27 ~ James Cavanaugh and the Charm of Hugo July 29 ~ C.W. Bayer and Uncle Jack McFarland August 3 ~ Ambush; August 10 ~ II PM August 17 ~ The Colin Ross Band August 24 ~ Guitar Woody & the Boilers

775-787-4500 www.somersett.com events@somersett.com 7650 Town Square Way in Reno, Nevada Take I-80 to Robb Drive exit and turn left on Sharlands Avenue.

Sharlands turns into Somersett Parkway.

Turn in at second roundabout.

Reformer Pilates Group Reformer: $15/person Group reformer is for a minimum of 3 and a maximum of 4 participants. Fees must be paid in full for a four-week session to secure class time for the month.

Semi-Private Reformer: $25/person/hour; two participants only Private Reformer: $50/person/hour; one-on-one instruction

Personal & Small Group Training Function, Movement and Resistance Personal Training 3 week program $250; 6 week program $390; 10 week program $600; 12 week program $660 Come twice a week on days that work for you and your trainer. Begin with a one-hour consultation that will address your personal fitness goals as well as have the option to include a body fat analysis, blood pressure and body weight measurements. The initial assessment will determine where your trainer will place you based on your results and goals. For detailed information on the phases, please visit the Sports & Fitness Page on mysomersett.com.

• Phase 1: Stability and Mobility Training • Phase 2: Movement Training • Phase 3: Load Training • Phase 4: Performance Training

High-Efficiency Training

• 48-hour cancellation notice required. If cancellation occurs with less than 48-hours’ notice, client forfeits session.

• Individuals cannot reschedule within semiprivate or group sessions if unable to attend.

• Training packages expire within 90 days or at the end of the contracted training period, whichever comes first.

• No refunds for missed or unused sessions.

• Payment for trainings must be paid for in advance.

Fitness Questions Contact Gabriel Grobben at sports@ mysomersett.com or 787-4500 x316 for information about classes, fitness equipment, reformer pilates and personal training. Are you new to the gym? Call today to arrange a complimentary fitness orientation.

Tennis The Club at Town Center would like to welcome Rob and John as our tennis pros this summer. Rob and John are USPTA certified and have been teaching for many years. We are looking forward to having them as part of our Somersett team! For the complete tennis clinic schedule, please visit the sports & fitness at mysomersett.com.

Beginner Class: 5:30–6:30 pm The beginner clinic is designed to assist participants in learning basic skills and knowledge, which lead to optimum tennis performance.

Intermediate Class: 6:30–7:30 pm Intermediate instruction gives participants many exciting opportunities to further develop skills and increase their knowledge of scoring and game-playing.

LEAGUES Thursdays, July 7–28 6:30–7:30 pm $25/adult/session RSVP by the Monday before 4 Adult minimum; 6 maximum Now that you have practiced your tennis skills, join Rob every Thursday and put those skills to the test in a 4 week, doubles tennis match.

Private Lessons $50/ hour Join Rob or John as they challenge you to improve your strokes and develop strategies to become a more efficient and effective player.

When you improve your game, you don’t just become a better player, you get the satisfaction that comes from mastering the skills.

Cardio Tennis

Personal: $40/30-minute session Group (2–4): $32/person/30-minute session These intense 30-minute, one-on-one or group sessions are suitable for existing clients and experienced exercisers. Due to limited instruction time, new clients must begin with 60-minute training sessions before taking part in this program, or have the trainer’s approval.

Every Friday from 9–10 am Cardio Tennis is a new and fun group activity featuring drills that give players of all abilities the ultimate, high- energy workout. Cardio Tennis includes warm-up, cardio and cool down phases. If you are looking for a great new way to burn calories and get in shape, you just found it!

TRX

Serve-N-Dip

Personal: $30/person/session; $125/person/5 sessions Group (2): $20/person/session; $90/person/5 sessions The TRX System focuses on the mind, body and core through pilates and yoga-inspired movements while incorporating traditional strength and flexibility exercises.

Standard Training Personal: $50/one-hour session Group (2): $125/person/5 one-hour sessions Work with a personal trainer to reach your goals through focused exercises and encouragement.

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Personal & Group Training Policies

Both Junior and Adult Clinics may sign up for the Beginner or Intermediate Class times listed.

Junior (6+) Tuesdays, July 5–26 $40/junior/session; $12/junior/clinic RSVP by the Monday before 4 junior minimum; 6 maximum Adult (16+) Wednesdays, July 6–27 $40/adult/session; $12/adult/clinic RSVP by the Monday before 4 adult minimum; 6 maximum

Saturday, July 23 | 3:30–5 pm $5/resident; $7/non-resident guest Come join our tennis pro, John, for this wonderful social event! Grab your friends and rackets and head to the club for doubles play while enjoying light refreshments and appetizers.

Aquatic Rules Pool Rules 1. Use of the pool is restricted to hours when lifeguard is on duty. Swimmers are asked to use caution at all times when utilizing the pool area.

Any incident should be reported to a lifeguard immediately. 2. Children using flotation devices must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Children under the age of 6 must be closely supervised by an accompanying adult.

3. Children wearing diapers must have vinyl pants over the diaper and under the bathing suit. The Club reserves the right to ask a child to be removed from the water if he or she is not wearing vinyl pants. 4. Proper bathing suits are required for swimming. No cut-off shorts or thongs allowed. 5. Please shower before entering pool. 6. No diving in any area of the pool. 7. No glass containers of any kind permitted on pool deck. 8. No food or drink allowed in the pool. 9. Persons with skin disorders may be denied use of the pool. 10. No pets allowed within pool deck area. Exceptions will be made for guide animals. 11. Adult swim is for persons 18 years or older. 12. No rafts permitted without approval from management.

13. No running, horse playing or water guns permitted within pool deck area. 14. Kickboards are for use as swimming aids and/or swimming instruction; no standing, sitting or horse playing allowed. 15. The pool furniture is not to be removed from its location on the pool deck. 16.

Members are not permitted to bring in outside coolers larger than 12”x12”x12” without prior management approval. No outside alcohol is permitted. 17. Refrain from talking to lifeguards while they are on the stands. 18. Lifeguards’ instructions must be obeyed at all times by members and guests for maximum safety.

Slide Rules 1. Swimmers must stay clear of the catch pool and slide exit area. Do not reach into the slide from the deck area. 2. Riders must exit the catch pool immediately after use. 3. Children less than 48 inches tall who are unable to swim may only use the slide with a parent. 4.

Parents may assist their child out of the water in the catch pool if necessary, but they cannot stand in front of the slide to catch their child.

Parents may wait at the steps if needed. 5. Only one person at a time allowed down the slide, excluding a parent and small child as described above. 6. Please walk up the steps and make sure the catch pool is empty before beginning slide run. 7. Riders must go down on their back with feet first. 8. No flotation devices of any kind permitted on the slide, including those in bathing suits. 9. No goggles, sunglasses, hats or any object that may fall off into the water permitted on the slide. 10. No diving from the slide into the catch pool upon exiting the flume.

SPA RULES 1. The adult spa adjacent to the lap pool is for adults (18+) only. 2. Children 12 years of age or younger who wish to use the family spa must be supervised by an adult. 3. Children under 12 years of age should not use the spa for more than 10 consecutive minutes. 4.

Extended exposure to hot water or vapors may be detrimental to the health of elderly persons and persons with heart conditions, diabetes or high or low blood pressure. 5. People with skin, ear, genital or other body infections, open sores or wounds should not use the hot tub because of the possibility of spreading infection. 6.

Parents are to warn children not to allow water in their mouths as this can cause infection and illness. 7. The heat of the hot tub water speeds up the effects of alcohol and can cause sleepiness, dizziness and unconsciousness.

8. Horse playing, splashing and swimming are not permitted in the spas. 9. The family spa will close daily from 2-2:15 pm for backwashing and refilling.

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2011 Pool Schedule Family Pool & Spa Saturday, May 21 to Sunday, August 7 10 am to 9 pm Monday, August 8 to Monday, September 5 10 am to 8 pm

Please Note • On July 4th and Labor Day, the lap pool will be open for free swim from 10 am to close.

• The pools will be closed on Wednesday, July 6 for maintenance and training.

Lap Pool Saturday, May 21 to Sunday, August 7 Close at 9 pm Monday, August 8 to Monday, September 5 Close at 8 pm 6–8:30 am: Adult (18+) lap swim (non-guarded) 8:30–10 am: Swim lessons with one lap lane for lap swim 10 am–12 pm*: Adult (18+) lap swim (non-guarded) *(10–11 am Sat, Tues, Thurs: Water fitness, June through August) 12–4 pm: Free swim for all ages with one lap lane for lap swim 4–close: Adult (18+) lap swim (non-guarded) ** **5:30–6 pm: Swim lessons in one lane Mon–Fri Sat & Sun the lap pool and spa will open at 7 am

Lap Pool Usage This summer, new signs at the lap pool will indicate what is taking place during the day. Look for signs reading “Swim Lessons Only,” “Lap Swim Only,” and “Aquatic Fitness Class” posted on the lap pool gate entrance or at respective swim lane ends.

Adult (18+) Spa Saturday, May 21 to Sunday, August 7 6 am to 9 pm Monday, August 8 to Monday, September 5 6 am to 8 pm Sat & Sun the lap pool and spa will open at 7 am

Adult Water Fitness Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday: 10–11 am 20 person maximum This is an invigorating, joint-friendly workout in the lap pool. If there are more than ten participants in the class, the entire pool will be used.

Poolside Cabana Sunday through Thursday: 11 am to 6 pm Friday and Saturday: 11 am to 8 pm Grill will be open Friday at 4 pm through Sunday until 5 pm. Check out our menu and pricing at www.mysomersett.com.

2011 Swim Program

For additional information on various swim programs or for help deciding what class would be best for your child, contact Lauren at lstemmler@mysomersett.com or 787-4500 x327.

Group Lessons

Private Lessons

Levels 1, 2 and 3 available 9:30–10 am or 5:30–6 pm $30/week/child (ages 3+) Sign up by the Monday before Sign your child up to learn the fundamentals of swimming in a group setting. For class schedules, please pick up a registration form from the front desk or visit mysomersett.com.

30-minute instruction for ages 2+ Single Lesson: $20 Package of 5: $90 Package of 8: $140 Private lessons are perfect for those needing individualized and one-on-one instruction.

Swim Challenge Fridays and Saturdays, through August 6 9–9:45 am | $8/child/day (ages 5+) Sign up by the Monday before This class is designed for swimmers who can independently front crawl the length of the pool.

Participants will learn stroke refinement on front crawl, back crawl, breast stroke and butterfly. For class schedules, please pick up a registration form from the front desk or visit mysomersett.com.

Parent-Toddler Swim Saturdays | 9:30–10 am $5/day/couple; children 6 months to 3 years Sign up by the Monday before A swim instructor will be teaching you and your child water techniques to encourage and promote swim skills. The class allows one-on-one interaction with your child without distraction from other children.

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Summer Nuisances

s I begin to put my thoughts together to write this article, I’m looking outside at yet another stormy day at Sierra Canyon! Will summer never come? When it finally does arrive, we will see birdfeeders, off-leash dog walkers and weeds popping up everywhere.

These items are synonymous with summer but they can also become problematic, resulting in hurt feelings and violation letters from the management company.

Pigeons are beginning to take roost within Sierra Canyon neighborhoods more and more due to birdfeed being left out without the use of pigeon deterrent birdfeeders. With more pigeons come a variety of nuisances including increased bird droppings in neighboring home patio areas and the increased possibility of disease spreading from pigeon feces to humans. Pigeon feces can carry a variety of diseases including ornithosis, encephalitis, Newcastle disease, cryptococcosis, toxoplasmosis, salmonella food poisoning and more.

Additionally, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, pigeon feces may, under the right conditions, harbor air-borne spores of the causal agent of histoplasmosis, a systemic fungus disease that can affect humans. Eliminating food supplies to pigeons is the most important step to reducing pigeon populations and the possibility of both neighborly tensions and health threats.

Off-leash dogs are another problematic concern. As summer finally arrives and as we grow in population, this will continue to become a larger and larger issue. Dog owners must be aware that the areas

Sierra Canyon

behind the Lodge, the grass area across from the Del Webb Sales Center and other grassy areas within Sierra Canyon are not areas to run dogs off leash. City of Reno ordinance requires that all dogs be leashed within the city limits and all of Sierra Canyon, including walking trails, grass areas, etc., fall under that category. Unfortunately, we have had a few dog attacks resulting from off-leash dogs, and we can avoid more if dogs remain leashed during walks. We have also encountered more and more dog feces along the walking trails. If this becomes a major nuisance, we will have to hire a company for waste disposal – a necessity that will be very costly to our Association budget.

Lastly, weeds are a constant issue all summer long. Our Sierra Canyon Management Company, Associated Management, Inc., tours the community twice a month for violations, and weeds are one of the most common violations they enforce. Please be sure to either pull weeds yourselves or hire a company or individual to pull and spray weeds for you. A pre-emergent is always very helpful for long-term reduction/elimination of weeds.

If we all do our part in addressing issues such as those mentioned in this article, we will have less long-term costs to the Association and a much friendlier atmosphere within the community from neighbor to neighbor! Please take the time this year to be cognizant of these important topics. Let’s continue to make Sierra Canyon the incredible community you moved here to enjoy!

Mike Aguilar, CMCA, AMS, CPO Executive Director, Sierra Canyon

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Association Information The SOA is professionally managed by RMI. Onsite office is located at The Club at Town Center.

Customer Care: 624-9152 Assessment mailing address: PO Box 54089 Los Angeles, CA 90054-0089

National Night Out Tuesday, August 2 | 6 pm at The LOFT | RSVP by Monday, July 25 All Somersett residents are invited to join Association and Club staff for a community-wide potluck. We will provide the main dish of hamburgers and hotdogs. Residents are asked to RSVP with an appetizer, side dish or dessert to feed 15 to 20 people.

Assessment Reminder

Sign up for Emails

Assessments are due on the 1st of each month and are past due if not paid by the last business day of the month. A late fee of $25 will be posted to accounts not paid by the last business day of the month.

Accounts 60 days past due will lose clubhouse and/or Canyon Nine privileges. Accounts 90 days past due will be sent to collections.

Help the Association go green by signing up to receive Association letters via email. To enroll, please email Sean at sstapleton@rmillc.com.

Summer Reminders Good Neighbors: As the weather warms up and everyone heads outdoors, please remember a few good neighbor items. Drive slowly through the community and watch for children at play. Keep the noise down when having gatherings at your house so as not disturb your neighbors.

Street Parking: Please remember to be a good neighbor by not parking your car in the street for extended periods of time. If you see a car regularly and continuously parked on a public street, contact Reno Direct at 334-4636. For cars parked on private streets, contact the customer care center to report the non-compliance. No parking on private streets is permitted from 2 to 6 am unless a parking pass is granted for no more than 72 hours.

Roundabout Driving Reminder: As you approach, slow down and yield to pedestrians and bicyclists. For multi-lane roundabouts, choose the appropriate lane to use. Yield to driver’s left. Those in the roundabout have the right-of-way. Travel counter-clockwise through the roundabout. Use your turn signal when exiting.

soa 2011 Meeting Schedule

Please note the meeting schedule has been updated We are notifying all homeowners about meetings of the Executive Board of Directors as per NRS 116.31083.2, “not less than 10 days before the date of a meeting of the Executive Board.” Any changes to the location, time or dates will be published in the newsletters and online at mysomersett.com.

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Sean’s Top Five 1. Landscaping: Please take proper care of your landscaping, including but not limited to weeding, watering and trimming.

2. Boats: While we are all excited about the arrival of summer, please follow the CC&Rs regarding boat storage. Namely, that a boat may be stored on property only if it is completely screened from view.

3. Dogs: For the safety of all people and pets, please keep dogs leashed at all times. Dogs are not permitted to roam unrestrained on the front lawn or any common area, trail , or street.

4. Trailers: Trailers may be used for loading and unloading only and may not be stored where visible. Please follow guidelines to avoid violations regarding trailers on your property.

5. Garbage: Please promptly store your garbage cans. Garbage cans are allowed to be street side for 12 hours before and after your scheduled pick up time.

Compliance Complaints: If you would like to report a noncompliance of the CC&Rs or Rules and Regulations, please submit the complaint in writing to our Compliance Coordinator, Sean Stapleton, at sstapleton@rmillc.com.

Following are the scheduled meetings for 2011: SOA Board Meetings – Meeting will be held at The Loft located in Town Square at 7665 Town Square Way, Suite 201. July 12 at 9 am; October 11 at 5:30 pm; November 15 following the annual meeting Annual Membership Meeting and Budget Ratification – Meeting will be held at The Loft located in Town Square at 7665 Town Square Way, Suite 201. November 15 at 5:30 pm Monthly Finance Meetings – Meetings will be held at The Loft located in Town Square at 7665 Town Square Way, Suite 201. Finance meetings are open to all Somersett residents. Meetings will start at 1 pm on the following dates: July 26, August 23, September 27, October 25, November 22 and December 27 2012 Budget Workshops – Meetings will be held at The Loft located in Town Square at 7665 Town Square Way, Suite 201. Budget meetings are open to all Somersett residents. Meetings will start at 3 pm on the following dates: July 26, August 23 & 24, September 27, and October 4 • The Architectural Guidelines Committee will meet the first and third Thursday of each month at 11:30 am at The Club at Town Center.

• The Community Standards Committee will meet the fourth Tuesday of each month at 9 am at The Club at Town Center.

• The Board will hold their Executive Session on the fourth Tuesday of each month immediately following the CSC meeting at The Club at Town Center.

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Kidscape Camp: 8 am–4 pm M–F (ages 7 to 12)

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S’mores Anyone?

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Water Olympics Camp: 8 am–4 pm M–F (ages 6 to 12)

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