Somersett Living September/October

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SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2021

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MC Believe in Education 5K & Fun Run p. 5 2021 Board Elections & Budget Workshop p. 27

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SEPT/OCT 2021 2021 Board Members soaboard@somersett.org

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Mark Capalongan President

From the Board

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Somersett Golf & Country Club

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Canyon Nine

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All-Resident Events

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Kids’ Corner

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Additional Programs

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The Club at Town Center Reminders

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Comparative Market Analysis

Bill O’Donnell Secretary

Simon Baker Treasurer

Jacob Williams Vice President

18–19 Community Profile: Northern Nevada Children’s Cancer Foundation 22

Club Fitness

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Club Fitness Schedule

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Fall Festival Photos/Car Show Photos

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2021 Fall Pool Programs/Hours

Staff Directory

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SOA Board Candidate Statment (2021 Election)

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September & October 2021 Events Calendar

Ryan Fields Community Manager, ext. 332 ryan.fields@fsresidential.com

Jessica McCarron Asst. Community Manager, ext. 310 jessica.mccarron@fsresidential.com Michelle Powers Administrative Assistant, ext. 339 michelle.powers@fsresidential.com

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Sign up for our enewsletters Did you know the SOA sends out a weekly enewsletter called Somersett Happenings? It’s the best way to stay up-to-date on the latest SOA news, community events and more. To sign up, message robin.bolson@fsresidential.com or call her at 787-4500, ext. 324.

Somersett Owners Association The Club at Town Center 7650 Town Square Way Reno, Nevada 89523 775-787-4500 soa@somersett.org | somersett.org Club at Town Center Hours Monday–Friday: 5:30 am to 9 pm Saturday–Sunday: 7 am to 9 pm

Beginning on Oct. 3, Sunday hours will be 7 am to 7 pm Association Hours Monday–Friday:

8 am to 5 pm

The SOA offices will be CLOSED on Monday, Sept. 6 and Friday, Oct. 29

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Aleah Marcelino Aesthetics Coordinator, ext. 333 aleah.marcelino@fsresidential.com Jeff Lucas Operations Manager, ext. 336 jeff.lucas@fsresidential.com Robin Bolson Communications Coordinator, ext. 324 robin.bolson@fsresidential.com Camille Porter Club Manager, ext. 320 camille.porter@fsresidential.com Lindsey McElfish Youth Program Coordinator, ext. 317 lindsey.mcelfish@fsresidential.com Hunter Edgar Sports Coordinator, ext. 321 hunter.edgar@fsresidential.com

Front Cover: Creative costumes at the Fall Festival in 2019. Photo by Robin Bolson.

The Village and The Vue McKenna Fortier Village/Vue On-Site Admin. Assistant, ext. 312 mckenna.fortier@fsresidential.com

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THE STATE OF THE COMMUNITY

From Your 2021 Board of Directors New Amenities & Activities Somersett West Park features an expansive lawn with a 20-mile view from the hillside. It also features a new community garden where vegetables and flowers flourish. There are two dog parks open, one for large and the other for small dogs.

We’ve added many new community events this year for the summer and on through the fall. There are wine tasting events, food trucks, concerts, a golf cart dinner cruise, and holiday events on the calendar. Be sure to check your calendar and participate in the best Somersett has to offer. There are two new restaurants coming to Somersett, one at the Town Center and the other at the Country Club. Make plans to visit this fall.

Progress in Governance

One Community, Indivisible Somersett has come together. Differences with the Golf & Country Club which were resolved last year have brought us together again on the same team. As a result, the SGCC is thriving and building healthy fiscal policy and reserves. Their membership is soaring, and it is said that they soon may sell out of golf memberships. So if you’ve ever wanted to join, don’t wait. We’re cooperating on water, events, and common details and all residents should take advantage of the free amenities that are offered such as driving range privileges, use of the restaurant at the same prices as members, bocce ball courts, special community events, and more. Also, important to note is that our various associations, including Sierra Canyon and the SOA, are again working together and addressing opportunities and issues that we have in common. The cooperation and collaboration benefit us all. It’s wonderful to work together again, cheers!

Somersett is Getting Recognized and Property Values are Soaring Being recognized as one of the premier places to live in Reno has its benefits. While property values in the greater Reno area have risen everywhere, few are rising as fast as Somersett. The average increase in home values in Somersett over the last 12 months is 37%, based on homes now on the market (Zillow survey 7/22/21). Even if you don’t plan to sell soon, your home value is a big part of your financial security.

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• Somersett official communications are stellar! This effort includes homeowner surveys, weekly newsletters, Town Center announcements, and regular updates. We’ve achieved effective bilateral feedback. If you haven’t already, opt in to receive the newsletter and other communication by visiting the website and signing up to receive info at somersett.org/p/Sign-up-for-SOA-enewsletters.

• Legal costs are down, way down. We’ll work to keep our legal activities about what is smart and necessary only.

• We’re developing new rules for contract bids and awards. There will soon be new protocols and procedures for responsible board and management decisions. These will include checklists to ensure that best practices are followed, and that we aren’t missing anything before decisions are made. Better controls mean better execution and less waste.

• Careful review of major contract renewals. Our $1 million+ contracts have gone or are now going out to competitive bid. In the case of our management contract now up for renewal, an exhausting 6-month effort is taking place to vet and understand our available options and craft a plan to ensure the best performance for our dollar.

Around the Community It’s great to get out and people are enjoying the chance to participate in activities and socialize once again. Nothing energizes, restores, and rejuvenates like freedom! Everywhere we’re seeing better attitudes and friendly people. Neighbors are cooperating, helping each other, and showing increased patience. Keep up the good work!

Sincerely,

The SOA Board

MC Believe in Education 5K & Fun Run Sunday, Sept. 26 9:30 am walk | 9:45 am run | 10:45 am kids fun run Somersett’s annual MC Believe in Education 5K and Fun Run honors a former resident, Michele Cervantes, with the proceeds going toward a scholarship for a McQueen graduate. Michele believed that education is the true equalizer for mankind. She was a master elementary school teacher who was passionate about literacy. Her vision for lifelong learning continues to be actualized through her students, family and friends.

The 5K race is limited to the first 500 paid and registered participants, so mark your calendars now and sign up early!

Registration forms are available on somersett.org or at the front desk of the club.

Golf Cart Cruise Monday, Sept. 13 The Community Events Committee is planning an evening cruise on golf carts at the Somersett Golf & Country Club’s championship course. Appetizers, music and drinks included. Adults only. This event is open to all Somersett residents, including Sierra Canyon.

Fall Social Thursday, Sept. 30 We will take the fun to Somersett West Park for a picnic outing featuring tours of the garden plots and a presentation on bees courtesy of the SOA’s Garden Committee.

Fall Festival Saturday, Oct. 16 A haunted house, fall-themed crafts, and all for a good cause! Join us for the Fall Festival, our annual kick-off to the Club’s holiday food drive benefiting the Food Bank of Northern Nevada.

Get here early—the first 125 kids to arrive in costume will snag a bag of treats! There will be a costume contest, face-painting, pumpkins and more. Bring your non-perishable food items to participate in the fun!

Fall Garage Sale Saturday, Oct. 2, 7 am–3 pm If you love garage sales, this popular event right in your neighborhood is among Reno’s best. A link to a digital map of participating homes will be available beginning on Monday, Sept. 27, on the home page of somersett.org.

If you plan to host a sale, get your home listed on our map of participating homes by emailing Robin.Bolson@fsresidential.com with your name and address. The Association publicizes the sale in local media, Craigslist and Facebook, as well as on garage sale sites.

We recommend that you place signs during sale hours directing shoppers to your street and house from the nearest parkway.

Neighborhood of Lights The fifth annual Neighborhood of Lights contest will illuminate Somersett this December. Let’s make this the best year ever with lots of new participants and displays! Start planning your festive illuminations now­—order those holiday lights and décor! And talk with your neighbors—is your block ready to challenge perennial winner Deerbrook Court for the title of Best Street? Check the November/December edition of this magazine for further details.

Haunted House Friday, Oct. 15, 6–9 pm PLUS Saturday, Oct. 16, during the Fall Festival Our spooky haunted house will make you shiver and scream—just in time for Halloween! Test your nerve with a visit on Friday evening and if you make it out, come again for another hair-raising tour during the Fall Festival on Saturday. Please note: We can make the experience less scary for your younger ones!

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SOMERSETT GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB Country Club Golf Shop Hours

Bocce Ball Court Hours

September Tues.–Fri.:

Sat. & Sun.: October Tues.–Sun.:

September Tues.–Sun.: 8:00 am–7:00 pm* October Tues.–Sun.: 8 :00 am–7:00 pm* *may play until dusk if in possession of own bocce balls Please note: There is a grooming rake/brush located on the outside wall of the golf shop. Bocce balls and scoreboards may be checked out from golf shop staff during operating hours.

7:30 am–6:30 pm 7:00 am–6:30 pm 8:00 am–6:00 pm

Community Driving Range Hours

September Tues.–Sun.: October Tues.–Sun.:

8:00 am–6:00 pm 8:00 am–5:00 pm

Country Club First Tee Times September Tues.–Fri.:

Sat. & Sun.: Closed Monday October Tues.–Fri.:

Sat. & Sun.: Closed Monday

8:00 am 7:30 am 8:30 am 8:00 am

Learn to Golf

Driving Range

Saturdays, Sept. 4, 11, 18, 11 am–12:30 pm $15/clinic | RSVP 4 days prior to clinic 3 minimum; 16 maximum Engage in the game of a lifetime—GOLF. This excellent beginner/ intermediate class has been extremely successful with PGA professional Rob Dugan leading the programming. Whether you are a former golfer looking to dust off your clubs and brush up on your fundamentals OR someone eager to learn for the first time, we are here to get you ready to play. A typical session includes clinic-style instruction as well as time for individual instruction. Over each month, we will cover all aspects of the game, including full swing, putting, and short game. Please sign up with the golf shop staff four days prior to clinic time at 787-1800, ext. 2. September sessions are the final sessions of the season.

September: Tuesday–Sunday: 8 am–6 pm October: Tuesday–Sunday: 8 am–5 pm Somersett residents have both complimentary and fee-based access to the driving range. We encourage you to take advantage of this wonderful opportunity. The driving range is available Tuesdays through Sundays and is closed to all activities on Mondays.

In-season (mid-April through October) there is no charge for residents to hit off the matted surfaces. The majority of the time this will be on the north side of the driving range, however, on rare occasions, we will be on mats on the south side and you will be welcome to utilize that side. Our service attendants will provide shuttle service, or you are welcome to walk to what is the back of the driving range. Golf balls will be staged there for you.

Off-season (November through mid-April), the north side of the driving range is closed and all play is from the mats on the south side.

As a Somersett resident, you have access to our newly renovated turf tee as well as the putting and chipping area for a fee of $10/ person. Pay in the golf shop before usage and present your receipt to the range attendant. Access to the putting and chipping area is allowed only by paying the $10/person fee—no exceptions. Juniors must be accompanied by an adult.

Little Tykes Golf Clinic Sept. 8, 5:30–6:30 pm; Oct. 13, 5–6 pm 4 child min; 12 max | Complimentary Little Tykes Golf is designed for small children and it’s one of the best opportunities to get your child involved in a game that will last a lifetime. Somersett Golf & Country Club PGA professionals are proud to donate their time to your little ones! Just meet us at the country club driving range and your child can join the fun.

Play the Tom Kite-designed Championship Country Club Course All Somersett residents are welcome to play the Championship Country Club Course four times per year. Each resident may book a foursome of players at a rate of $80 per player (in-season) and $50 per player (off-season, November through March). This includes green fee, driving range usage and golf cart. We take tee times for residents four days in advance at 787-1800, ext. 2.

Men, please remember our dress code of no denim, collared golf shirts, and caps worn forward at all times. For the ladies no denim, no spaghetti-strapped tops, bare midriffs, or short shorts. Proper footwear, such as golf or tennis shoes, is required.

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TIPS FROM THE COUNTRY CLUB The Sand Shot

By Stuart Smith – PGA Director of Golf

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ne of the most daunting shots in the game is the sand shot.

I hope that the few tips I provide along with a little practice will give you a newfound hope in becoming more proficient out of the sand.

1) The sand wedge is weighted and designed to lift the ball out of the bunker. The first thing to remember in the bunker is that you do not have to help the ball up and out.

2) When practicing out of the bunker, draw a box around the ball—about the size of a normal divot—approximately 4-by-6 inches. The object is to take your swing and splash the sand out of the box. The visual of splashing encourages a relaxed motion, allowing the club to do most of the work. It is OK to let the clubhead surpass the hands through the ball on this particular shot.

Your wrists should hinge and unhinge in this shot. Splashing encourages this.

3) It is imperative that you finish facing the target with your weight on your lead foot. In

fact, your weight can stay on your lead foot at all times during the bunker shot, which leads to a more downward strike. The most common mistake is to finish on your back foot or flatfooted. When you try to lift the ball out with just your arms this is often the result.

Remember, a splashing of the sand and weight on your lead foot at impact will get the majority of your shots out of the bunker.

PRIORITY: 1) Out of the bunker 2) On the green 3) Close to the hole 4) In the hole Practice, practice, practice. The country club’s PGA staff has over 35 years of combined experience and is available to take your game to the next level. Why venture out for golf lessons when you can improve your game right here in your own back yard? Rates are between $60–$80/hour. We can help you take your game to the next level! Call us at 787-1800, ext. 2.

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September: 8:00 am–6:00 pm* October: 8:30 am–5:00 pm* *Weather permitting; call 787-4500 to confirm.

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ALL-RESIDENT EVENTS Meet the Staff

Bridge Club

Tuesday, Sept. 7, 9–10 am RSVP by Monday, Sept. 8 Do you have a question about making an architectural change, a compliance policy, Club rules or anything at all about living in Somersett? Members are invited to join Club and Association staff for an informal meeting at the Club at Town Center. Enjoy coffee and treats as you get to know SOA staff and learn all about your community, the Club and the Canyon Nine.

Wednesdays, 2:30–5 pm | Fridays, 10 am–Noon Join fellow bridge lovers for intermediate bridge at the Club. We usually have two to four tables, and we strive for complete tables so that everyone enjoys their playing time. For more information and to RSVP for this casual bidding game, contact Jan at haemmigJ@gmail. com.

New! Canasta

Pinochle Club Tuesdays, 1:30–3:30 pm Pinochle players, we have a club just for you! Somersett’s pinochle club welcomes new or advanced players for three- or four-handed pinochle. Join us for this casual drop-in game here at the Club on Tuesday afternoons.

Mah Jongg Mondays & Thursdays, 1–4 pm Mah Jongg is a challenging tile game that originated in China, and we’re playing it at the Club with the National Mah Jongg League rules and play card. Join us on Mondays and Thursdays to play or just watch, and feel free to bring a snack and non-alcoholic beverage.

Fridays, 1–4 pm | Media Room Join us on Fridays as we play Canasta, a cardmelding game which is a variation of rummy.

Many types of Canasta exist. Come learn to play or teach us your version of Canasta. Everyone is welcome.

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KIDS’ CORNER MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY FRIDAY

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8:30 am–12:30 pm; 5:30–7:30 pm

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8:00 am–12:00 pm

CLOSED SUNDAY

Kids’ Corner Policy Reminders

Fall Break Camp

Kids’ Corner will only accept children 2 to 6 years of age. All children must be registered by a parent for Kids’ Corner prior to their first use of the room. Registration forms are available at the concierge desk or online at somersett.org.

Parents with children who are not bathroom independent must remain on Club premises at all times when their child is in Kids’ Corner.

This includes such activities as playing tennis, aerobics, using the fitness room, swimming or attending a special Club function.

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 six-to-one ratio, with a maximum of 12 children 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. Reservations may be made online at somersett.org seven days in advance.

All children must be dropped off in Kids’ Corner within 15 minutes of their reservation time. If the parent has not checked in their child within the 15-minute window, the reservation becomes void and the spot will be opened to a child on the waiting list.

Monday through Friday, Oct. 4–8, 7 am–6 pm $40/day per resident child; $165/week per resident child RSVP by Oct. 1 | 5 child min; 30 max Need something for your child to do during fall school break? We can keep them busy with games, experiments, crafts and snacks.

Space is limited, so be sure to reserve your child’s spot early!

Kids Nevada Day Camp Friday, Oct. 29 | Cost: $40 RSVP by Oct. 25 | 5 child min; 30 max

Kids’ Movie Night Fridays, Sept. 24 and Oct. 22, 5:30–8:30 pm $12/child (includes pizza and beverages) | Ages 5–12 RSVP by the Wednesday before Your child will enjoy pizza while watching kid-friendly movies with their friends. They are welcome to dress in PJs and bring a pillow and a comfy blanket! Movie choices will be determined the night of the event. Reserve your child’s spot and pay at the front desk, or call 7874500. No cash, please, credit cards only. Each family will be asked to fill out a waiver in order for their child to attend.

Be sure to sign up early at the front desk—this event is limited to 25 participants and spots fill up quickly!

Before- and After-School Program Monday–Friday | Grades K-5 | 4 child min; 30 max This program provides a quality before- and after-school experience for children at a reasonable price. From the minute they step in our door in the morning or off the bus in the afternoon, your children will enter a safe, structured environment filled with activities and games, help with homework, tutoring, snacks prepared daily, and fun times with their Somersett friends.

Morning Program: 7–8:30 am; $35/child/week; $10/child/day Afternoon Program: 3:30–6 pm; $50/child/week; $15/child/day Both Morning and Afternoon: $85/child/week Register by the Thursday before. This program is for members of The Club at Town Center.

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

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Adult Potluck Saturdays, Spet. 18 & Oct. 9, 6–8 pm RSVP by the Thursday before | 7 dish minimum 12 adults min; 50 adult max Our potlucks are a great way for new residents to meet their neighbors and for long-time residents to get together with friends without the stress of hosting the event! Just bring a dish to share (at least eight servings). You are welcome to bring wine and beer from home.

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THE CLUB AT TOWN CENTER REMINDERS General Club Rules Members must check in to the facility upon. Members may be turned away if they cannot provide valid ID. MASKS: In conformance with the latest guidelines from the CDC and the State of Nevada, all visitors to the Club are required to wear a mask while indoors.

RESERVE YOUR SPOT: Members need to reserve a time slot to use fitness classes, the lap pool and the tennis courts. Space is limited. Reservations may be made through Zen Planner (recommended) or over the phone (787-4500) up to 72 hours in advance. Please be considerate of other residents and only reserve time slots you will actually use!

Members need to reserve a time slot to use fitness classes, the lap pool and the tennis courts.

ZEN PLANNER: Zen Planner is the amenity reservation system used by the Club at Town Center. To gain access, send an email to accesszenplanner@somersett.org and include the following information:

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Your first and last name Your Somersett address Phone number The email you’d like to use for Zen Planner access

Once we approve your status as a Club Member, we will send you an email invitation with a temporary password (this may take up to 72 hours).

GUEST FEES: $10 adult; $8 junior. Members are allowed to bring up to four guests at one time for a maximum of 10 visits per guest. Members must accompany guests at all times.

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, event and guest fees apply.

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

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COMPARATIVE MARKET ANALYSIS SUMMARY REPORT: Residential Summary Statistics THE LATEST REAL BOOM started October 1 of last year, I have included the sales since then. The Vue and the Village sold 30 units during that time at an average dollar per foot of $227 and up 13% from the previous high of $198 per foot.

In Del Webb, there were 58 sales at an average dollar per foot of $312 and up 13% from the previous high of $271 per foot. Currently as of this printing, there are three Del Webb homes on the market. Lack of supply continues to be the theme, leading to multiple offers and higher than asking prices.

The Somersett homes that sold during that period were 116 at an average of $284 per foot which was up 12% from the previous high of $256 per foot. As of this printing, there are 20 homes on the market of which five are not built yet. In a normal market there would be about 60 homes on the market in Somersett.

CMA Summary Report

SOMERSETT HOMES SOLD AFTER OCTOBER 1, 2020 Residential Summary Statistics Low

Average

Median

LP:$2,400,000

High

$495,000

$856,361

$769,000

SP:$2,350,000

$530,000

$870,311

$780,250

Residential - Sold Num

ADD

AR

1

1490 Ione Pass Trail

Reno-Northwest Foothills 10/1/2020

OMD

2

Number of Properties: 116

Stat

$/SQFT

BR

YR BLT

#GAR

ACR

SF

DOM LP

LP/SF

SP

SP/SF

SOLD

229.14

4

2017

3

0.17

2313

44

$530,000

$229.14

$530,000

$229.14

1635 Heavenly View Trail Reno-Northwest Foothills 1/7/2021

SOLD

243.57

4

2015

2

0.13

2176

32

$530,000

$243.57

$535,000

$245.86

3

1863 Star Bright

Reno-Northwest Foothills 6/4/2021

SOLD

265.84

3

2015

2

0.11

1862

22

$495,000

$265.84

$541,800

$290.98

4

1590 Samantha Crest Trail

Reno-Northwest Foothills 2/19/2021

SOLD

261.49

4

2015

2

0.14

2176

79

$569,000

$261.49

$547,000

$251.38

5

1870 Scott Valley

Reno-Northwest Foothills 10/28/2020

SOLD

204.70

3

2007

3

0.18

2809

117

$575,000

$204.70

$550,000

$195.80

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2035 Heavenly View Trl

Reno-Northwest Foothills 2/26/2021

SOLD

175.87

5

2012

2

0.08

2843

35

$500,000

$175.87

$555,000

$195.22

7

7761 Shalestone Way

Reno-Northwest Foothills 3/31/2021

SOLD

231.28

4

2005

2

0.08

2270

41

$525,000

$231.28

$555,000

$244.49

8

7790 Town Square Way Reno-Northwest Foothills 3/12/2021

SOLD

266.13

2

2019

1

0.01

2123

386

$564,995

$266.13

$555,000

$261.42

9

8925 Chipshot Trail

Reno-Northwest Foothills 10/2/2020

SOLD

238.28

3

2005

2

0.29

2346

84

$559,000

$238.28

$559,000

$238.28

10

8609 18th Hole Trail

Reno-Northwest Foothills 10/14/2020

SOLD

289.50

3

2009

2

0.15

2000

90

$579,000

$289.50

$565,000

$282.50

11

8187 Sierra Ridge Court Reno-Northwest Foothills 11/20/2020

SOLD

271.73

3

2003

2

0.12

2094

31

$569,000

$271.73

$569,000

$271.73

12

7770 Town Square Way Reno-Northwest Foothills 1/19/2021

SOLD

268.47

2

2019

1

0.01

2123

334

$569,965

$268.47

$569,965

$268.47

13

8171 Sierra Ridge Ct.

SOLD

274.73

3

2003

2

0.14

2093

42

$575,000

$274.73

$570,000

$272.34

14

7710 Town Square Way Reno-Northwest Foothills 12/15/2020

SOLD

269.23

2

2019

1

0.01

2123

299

$571,565

$269.23

$571,565

$269.23

15

8815 Chipshot Trail

Reno-Northwest Foothills 10/23/2020

SOLD

269.58

3

2005

2

0.20

2094

36

$564,500

$269.58

$575,000

$274.59

16

1435 Ione Pass Trail

Reno-Northwest Foothills 1/29/2021

SOLD

264.25

4

2017

2

0.14

2176

67

$575,000

$264.25

$576,000

$264.71

17

8147 Sierra Ridge

Reno-Northwest Foothills 10/19/2020

SOLD

271.73

3

2003

2

0.15

2094

31

$569,000

$271.73

$581,100

$277.51

18

7700 Town Square Way Reno-Northwest Foothills 2/12/2021

SOLD

274.59

2

2019

1

0.01

2123

72

$582,965

$274.59

$582,965

$274.59

19

7780 Town Square Way Reno-Northwest Foothills 2/17/2021

SOLD

274.59

2

2019

1

0.01

2123

42

$582,965

$274.59

$582,965

$274.59

20

7740 Town Square Way Reno-Northwest Foothills 11/18/2020

SOLD

249.42

2

2019

2

0.01

2349

272

$585,895

$249.42

$585,895

$249.42

21

7750 Town Square Way Reno-Northwest Foothills 12/30/2020

SOLD

250.32

2

2019

2

0.02

2349

83

$587,995

$250.32

$587,995

$250.32

22

1225 Tarleton Way

Reno-Northwest Foothills 2/26/2021

SOLD

215.86

3

2006

2

0.17

2469

36

$532,950

$215.86

$591,001

$239.37

23

7718 Shalestone Way

Reno-Northwest Foothills 6/29/2021

SOLD

237.19

4

2005

2

0.07

2635

48

$625,000

$237.19

$595,000

$225.81

24

8613 18th Hole Trail

Reno-Northwest Foothills 2/1/2021

SOLD

312.47

3

2007

2

0.00

1917

31

$599,000

$312.47

$599,000

$312.47

25

2310 Hickory Hill Way

Reno-Northwest Foothills 10/27/2020

SOLD

253.06

4

2005

2

0.23

2367

62

$599,000

$253.06

$599,000

$253.06

26

1870 Heavenly View

Reno-Northwest Foothills 3/15/2021

SOLD

228.82

4

2015

2

0.12

2491

31

$570,000

$228.82

$600,000

$240.87

27

1530 Samantha Crest Trl Reno-Northwest Foothills 12/9/2020

SOLD

223.88

4

2016

3

0.15

2756

110

$617,000

$223.88

$610,000

$221.34

28

8145 Willow Ranch Trail Reno-Northwest Foothills 2/18/2021

SOLD

266.41

3

2003

3

0.24

2346

41

$625,000

$266.41

$615,000

$262.15

29

8101 Silver Strike Ct

SOLD

318.79

2

2003

2

0.16

1879

35

$599,000

$318.79

$615,000

$327.30

Reno-Northwest Foothills 10/1/2020

Reno-Northwest Foothills 6/17/2021

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In May of 2019, 15-year-old McQueen student, Landen

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“Landen went from fighting for wins on the basketball court and birdies on the golf course, to fighting for his life,” said Debbie Smith, Landen’s mom.

Landen had a rare and aggressive bone and soft tissue tumor which required an equally aggressive treatment protocol. During a span of ten months he endured 34 weeks of chemotherapy, 28 radiation treatments, more than 12 blood transfusions, five surgeries, five months with an open wound on his shoulder, four emergency trips to the E.R., and physical therapy to regain the use of his arm.

The Northern Nevada Children’s Cancer Foundation (NNCCF) was able to provide financial and emotional support to Landen and his family throughout his treatment. From helping with the logistics needed to navigate a childhood cancer journey to sending gifts to lift Landen’s spirits, NNCCF has provided a listening ear and support wherever needed. Since inception, NNCCF has given more than $6 million dollars in direct financial support to local families.

Landen rang the “No More Treatment” bell in January, 2021, but his journey with childhood cancer isn’t over. He is one of the many local children surviving the effects of childhood cancer treatments.

One out of 264 children will be diagnosed with childhood cancer in the United States, before the age of 20, and because of the treatments they received, by age 50, more than 99% of childhood cancer survivors have a chronic health problem and 96% have severe or life-threatening conditions.

“We cringe every time Landen’s oncologist reminds us that due to his treatment, Landen at 16-years-old, has the heart of a 35 to 40 year old,” said Debbie. “Federal funding for databases and research is so important for these children with these rare diseases. Without this funding doctors will continue to simply prescribe the same toxic treatment that fails to save enough children and leaves those that do survive with lasting effects.”

In April, 2021, NNCCF staff and families, including Landen and his parents Craig and Debbie, virtually participated in the Childhood Cancer Action Day typically held on Capitol Hill to urge Congress to support childhood cancer awareness and research. NNCCF has participated in this advocacy effort each year since 2006.

“We ensure families have a place to turn for financial and emotional support services upon receiving the news that their childhood has cancer, but ultimately what our families want is a cure,” said Shirley Folkins-Roberts, NNCCF Co-Founder and Executive Director. “Local and national awareness of childhood cancer is so crucial to growing support for research and a cure.”

Along with national efforts, NNCCF is striving to build local awareness of childhood cancer this September, which is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. On September 1, 2021, NNCCF will launch the annual Know the Gold Campaign. The northern Nevada community can participate in many upcoming events to raise awareness and support for many local children like Landen.

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SEPTEMBER CALENDAR Here are ways to get involved and help awareness efforts, learn more at nvchildrenscancer.org/knowthegold and follow along on social media @nvkidscancer #KnowtheGold

9/1/21 Know the Gold Kick off with the Washoe County Sheriff’s Department

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Comparative Market Analysis continued from page 14 Summary Report DELCMA WEBB HOMES SOLD AFTER OCTOBER 1, 2020 Residential Summary Statistics High

Low

Average

Median

LP:$760,000

$370,000

$531,821

$487,000

SP:$805,000

$375,000

$541,000

$506,000

Residential - Sold OMD

Number of Properties: 58

Num

ADD

AR

Stat

$/SQFT

BR

YR BLT

#GAR

ACR

SF

DOM LP

LP/SF

SP

SP/SF

1

1430 Orchard Park Trail

Reno-Northwest Foothills 10/2/2020

SOLD

292.72

2

2006

2

0.12

1264

56

$370,000

$292.72

$375,000

$296.68

2

9125 Heritage Ridge

Reno-Northwest Foothills 11/3/2020

SOLD

310.59

2

2005

2

0.13

1246

213

$387,000

$310.59

$392,501

$315.01

3

1960 Evergreen Ridge Way

Reno-Northwest Foothills 10/15/2020

SOLD

277.08

2

2005

2

0.15

1440

33

$399,000

$277.08

$400,000

$277.78

4

1105 W Del Webb Pkwy

Reno-Northwest Foothills 3/2/2021

SOLD

314.87

2

2008

2

0.14

1264

42

$398,000

$314.87

$405,000

$320.41

5

1585 W Del Webb Parkway

Reno-Northwest Foothills 11/12/2020

SOLD

310.86

2

2013

2

0.15

1335

24

$415,000

$310.86

$415,000

$310.86

6

1590 Orchard Park Trail

Reno-Northwest Foothills 1/20/2021

SOLD

289.24

2

2005

2

0.14

1440

104

$416,500

$289.24

$415,000

$288.19

7

954 Callaway Trl

Reno-Northwest Foothills 12/21/2020

SOLD

305.58

2

2016

2

0.12

1407

39

$429,950

$305.58

$429,000

$304.90

8

1445 Del Webb Pkwy W

Reno-Northwest Foothills 4/29/2021

SOLD

351.44

2

2012

2

0.12

1252

36

$440,000

$351.44

$435,000

$347.44

9

1148 Callaway Trail

Reno-Northwest Foothills 12/14/2020

SOLD

297.89

2

2014

2

0.12

1472

23

$438,500

$297.89

$438,500

$297.89

10

1825 Trail Creek

Reno-Northwest Foothills 12/3/2020

SOLD

297.94

2

2005

2

0.14

1440

39

$429,030

$297.94

$443,700

$308.13

11

1635 W Del Webb Parkway

Reno-Northwest Foothills 12/4/2020

SOLD

309.72

2

2013

2

0.12

1440

51

$446,000

$309.72

$446,000

$309.72

12

1665 Del Webb Parkway W

Reno-Northwest Foothills 2/1/2021

SOLD

319.08

2

2013

2

0.12

1410

73

$449,900

$319.08

$447,950

$317.70

13

9195 Kenton Trail

Reno-Northwest Foothills 3/8/2021

SOLD

371.43

2

2016

2

0.14

1260

33

$468,000

$371.43

$460,000

$365.08

14

1700 Trail Creek Way

Reno-Northwest Foothills 10/6/2020

SOLD

285.89

3

2005

2

0.18

1644

39

$470,000

$285.89

$465,000

$282.85

15

1310 Meridian Ranch

Reno-Northwest Foothills 2/16/2021

SOLD

291.97

2

2006

2

0.18

1644

39

$480,000

$291.97

$468,000

$284.67

16

1720 Trail Creek Way

Reno-Northwest Foothills 3/5/2021

SOLD

312.50

3

2005

2

0.12

1440

28

$450,000

$312.50

$475,000

$329.86

17

9219 Sassafras Trail

Reno-Northwest Foothills 10/16/2020

SOLD

292.79

2

2015

2

0.14

1636

58

$479,000

$292.79

$478,000

$292.18

18

1420 Wakefield Trail

Reno-Northwest Foothills 10/23/2020

SOLD

296.45

2

2015

2

0.23

1636

100

$485,000

$296.45

$480,000

$293.40

19

1880 Evergreen Ridge Way

Reno-Northwest Foothills 12/2/2020

SOLD

279.81

2

2005

2

0.13

1644

33

$460,000

$279.81

$480,000

$291.97

20

1395 Winterchase Way

Reno-Northwest Foothills 10/15/2020

SOLD

295.01

2

2010

2

0.20

1644

43

$485,000

$295.01

$485,000

$295.01

21

1130 Sugar Creek

Reno-Northwest Foothills 3/25/2021

SOLD

294.30

2

2013

2

0.13

1614

30

$475,000

$294.30

$485,000

$300.50

22

1330 Cliff Park Ct

Reno-Northwest Foothills 5/7/2021

SOLD

336.81

2

2006

2

0.12

1440

94

$485,000

$336.81

$490,000

$340.28

23

9028 Cabin Creek Trail

Reno-Northwest Foothills 4/7/2021

SOLD

315.97

2

2005

2

0.11

1440

34

$455,000

$315.97

$491,000

$340.97

24

1260 Cliff Park

Reno-Northwest Foothills 4/29/2021

SOLD

336.81

2

2006

2

0.11

1440

62

$485,000

$336.81

$492,000

$341.67

25

1270 Cliff Park Way

Reno-Northwest Foothills 4/9/2021

SOLD

336.81

2

2006

2

0.11

1440

22

$485,000

$336.81

$492,000

$341.67

26

1470 Centennial Mill Way Reno-Northwest Foothills 5/19/2021

SOLD

336.81

2

2006

2

0.12

1440

41

$485,000

$336.81

$493,000

$342.36

CMA Summary Report HOMES SOLD AFTER OCTOBER 1, 2020 VILLAGE & VUE Residential Summary Statistics Low

Average

Median

LP:$625,000

High

$375,000

$479,388

$478,000

SP:$600,000

$385,000

$490,703

$515,000

Residential - Sold

20

OMD

Number of Properties: 31

Num

ADD

AR

Stat

$/SQFT

BR

YR BLT

#GAR

ACR

SF

DOM LP

LP/SF

SP

SP/SF

1

2165 Falling Star

Reno-Northwest Foothills 12/1/2020

SOLD

202.37

3

2008

2

0.10

1853

21

$375,000

$202.37

$385,000

$207.77

2

1673 Clover Hill Trl

Reno-Northwest Foothills 2/12/2021

SOLD

245.74

3

2005

2

0.06

1526

56

$375,000

$245.74

$385,000

$252.29

3

7635 Pebblestone Way

Reno-Northwest Foothills 3/31/2021

SOLD

203.54

3

2005

2

0.07

2034

33

$414,000

$203.54

$415,000

$204.03

4

2245 Heavenly View Trail Reno-Northwest Foothills 10/12/2020

SOLD

182.90

5

2007

2

0.08

2269

3

$415,000

$182.90

$417,000

$183.78

5

2125 Tara Ridge

SOLD

224.91

3

2018

2

0.06

1863

32

$419,000

$224.91

$420,000

$225.44

6

2205 Heavenly View Trail Reno-Northwest Foothills 10/9/2020

SOLD

174.44

4

2007

2

0.07

2379

98

$415,000

$174.44

$420,000

$176.54

7

2193 Tara Ridge Trail

Reno-Northwest Foothills 11/25/2020

SOLD

193.98

3

2007

2

0.08

2191

63

$425,000

$193.98

$425,000

$193.98

8

1624 Sawtooth Trail

Reno-Northwest Foothills 11/6/2020

SOLD

181.59

4

2005

2

0.08

2368

64

$430,000

$181.59

$430,000

$181.59

9

7632 Stone Bluff Way

Reno-Northwest Foothills 5/19/2021

SOLD

287.12

3

2005

2

0.01

1522

55

$437,000

$287.12

$437,000

$287.12

10

2155 Falling Star Loop

Reno-Northwest Foothills 12/11/2020

SOLD

194.33

3

2008

2

0.09

2187

22

$425,000

$194.33

$437,500

$200.05

11

1610 Spicewood Circle

Reno-Northwest Foothills 6/16/2021

SOLD

245.81

3

2004

2

0.07

1851

75

$455,000

$245.81

$470,000

$253.92

12

1649 Sawtooth Trail

Reno-Northwest Foothills 1/13/2021

SOLD

181.40

5

2005

2

0.07

2635

50

$478,000

$181.40

$472,000

$179.13

13

7708 Shalestone

Reno-Northwest Foothills 3/16/2021

SOLD

204.65

3

2005

2

0.08

2368

43

$484,600

$204.65

$480,000

$202.70

14

7686 Pebblestone

Reno-Northwest Foothills 7/26/2021

SOLD

243.06

3

2005

2

0.06

1851

32

$449,900

$243.06

$480,000

$259.32

15

7689 Stone Bluff Way

Reno-Northwest Foothills 6/7/2021

SOLD

214.27

4

2005

2

0.11

2403

60

$514,900

$214.27

$512,500

$213.28

16

2325 Tara Ridge Trail

Reno-Northwest Foothills 7/8/2021

SOLD

265.69

4

2007

2

0.08

1976

36

$525,000

$265.69

$515,000

$260.63

17

1648 Spicewood Circle

Reno-Northwest Foothills 7/15/2021

SOLD

233.53

4

2005

2

0.07

2034

35

$475,000

$233.53

$515,000

$253.20

18

1672 Sawtooth Trail

Reno-Northwest Foothills 4/13/2021

SOLD

213.92

4

2005

2

0.11

2407

39

$514,900

$213.92

$515,000

$213.96

19

2104 Falling Star Loop

Reno-Northwest Foothills 6/9/2021

SOLD

236.88

3

2007

2

0.11

2191

61

$519,000

$236.88

$519,000

$236.88

20

2010 Heavenly View Trail Reno-Northwest Foothills 4/16/2021

SOLD

4

2014

2

0.09

2252

44

$520,000

$230.91

$520,000

$230.91

21

1613 Spicewood Cir

Reno-Northwest Foothills 6/28/2021

SOLD

244.37

3

2005

2

0.08

1882

52

$459,900

$244.37

$520,000

$276.30

22

2185 Falling Star Loop

Reno-Northwest Foothills 4/9/2021

SOLD

213.03

3

2008

2

0.10

2441

44

$520,000

$213.03

$520,000

$213.03

23

2173 Tara Ridge Trail

Reno-Northwest Foothills 6/10/2021

SOLD

242.82

3

2007

2

0.07

1853

24

$449,950

$242.82

$525,000

$283.32

24

2194 Falling Star

Reno-Northwest Foothills 6/29/2021

SOLD

220.50

3

2007

2

0.12

2381

39

$525,000

$220.50

$525,000

$220.50

25

1863 Star Bright

Reno-Northwest Foothills 6/4/2021

SOLD

265.84

3

2015

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$265.84

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1870 Scott Valley

Reno-Northwest Foothills 10/28/2020

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$204.70

$550,000

$195.80

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7761 Shalestone Way

Reno-Northwest Foothills 3/31/2021

SOLD

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$231.28

$555,000

$244.49

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2035 Heavenly View Trl

Reno-Northwest Foothills 2/26/2021

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$195.22

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1605 Sawtooth Trail

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66

$549,900

$242.25

$555,000

$244.49

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7718 Shalestone Way

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237.19

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CLUB FITNESS For a complete description of all our classes and a current calendar, please visit the fitness calendar on our website at somersett.org.

For a complete description of all our classes and a current calendar, please visit the fitness calendar on our website at somersett.org.

Saturdays in the Sierras with Linda

Age Limits in the Gym

Meet at the Club; hiking location and dates to be determined.

Join Linda and your neighbors for these exhilarating hikes in our beautiful mountains. Bring your own water, sunscreen and snack. This is a carpooling event, weather permitting. Register at the front desk or through Zen Planner. For more information, email Hunter Edgar at hunter.edgar@fsresidential.com

Children under 14 years of age are not permitted to use the fitness facilities, including the fitness room and group fitness classes.

Children ages 14–17 MUST complete a fitness waiver and meet with the Sports Coordinator regarding fitness etiquette prior to using the fitness center or aerobics classes.

Pickleball Outdoors on Tennis Court 2 Indoors in the Sports Court: Wednesdays & Fridays 1–4 pm Pickleball is a racquet sport that combines elements of tennis, badminton and ping pong. Even if you’ve never played this beginnerfriendly game before, come on out and join the fun! No equipment is needed—everything is provided

Personal Training Personal training is a great way to get personalized fitness routines designed to increase your performance and get results. Whether you are new to the gym, coming back after some time off, or you want to shake up your normal routine, our personal trainers can help you work out safely efficiently. To schedule a complimentary 30-minute consultation with NASM certified personal trainer, Erika Clark, please contact her at elchealthandwellness@gmail.com.

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Fitness Questions For information about our free classes, fitness equipment, personal training and pricing, please visit our website at somersett.org or contact Hunter Edgar at 787-4550, ext. 321. If you’re new or just curious about all of our strength-training equipment, call today to arrange a complimentary fitness orientation.

Massage & Spa The Club at Town Center has licensed massage therapists ready to cater to your aches and pains. Whether you’re looking to alleviate stress or just enjoy a bit of TLC, the Club’s massage menu offers many types of treatments to fit your needs. Enjoy a relaxing massage by scheduling an appointment with one of our professionals. For more information on what we offer and to contact our massage therapists, call the concierge at 787-4500.

CLUB FITNESS SCHEDULE Reservations are required for all fitness classes, pickleball and basketball. Reserve your spot up to 48 hours in advance through Zen Planner.

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Tabata/HIIT w/ Leslie 6:40 – 7:20 AM

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SATURDAY Tabata/HIIT w/ Leslie 8:00 – 9:00 AM

Tabata/HIIT w/ Leslie 6:40 – 7:25 AM

Yoga w/ Karen 9:30 – 10:30 AM

Cardio Step w/ Cindy 9:45 – 10:45 AM

Gentle Sunrise Yoga w/ Karen 8:00 – 9:00 AM

Cardio Step w/ Cindy 9:45 – 10:45 AM

Gentle Sunrise Yoga w/ Karen 8:00 – 9:00 AM

Cardio Step w/ Cindy 9:45 – 10:45 AM

TRX Circuit w/ Christy 10:30 – 11:15 AM

AquaHIIT w/ Linda 9:00 – 10:00 AM 10:10 – 11:00 AM

Boot Camp + Crunch 15 + Stretch w/ Christy 11:15 AM – 12:30 PM

AquaHIIT w/ Linda 9:00 – 10:00 AM 10:10 – 11:00 AM

Power Cycle + Crunch 15 + Stretch w/ Christy 9:45 – 10:45 AM

Basketball Reserved Court Time 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Boot Camp + Crunch 15 + Stretch w/ Christy 11:15 AM – 12:30 PM

Mat Toning w/ Angela 9:45 – 10:30 AM

Pickleball Reserved Court Time 1:00 – 4:00 PM

Pickleball Reserved Court Time 1:00 – 4:00 PM

AquaFit w/ Angela 10:00 – 11:00 AM

AquaFit w/ Mandy 2:00 – 3:00 PM

Please bring your own equipment when possible.

Wipe down all equipment before and after use!

Basketball Reserved Court Time 1:00 – 4:00 PM

AquaFit w/ Mandy 2:00 – 3:00 PM

AquaFit w/ Mandy 2:00 – 3:00 PM

Boot Camp + Crunch 15 w/ Christy 4:30 – 5:30 PM

Power Cycle w/ Christy 5:30 – 6:05 PM

FITNESS CLASS DESCRIPTIONS

Basketball: Residents are welcome to come and shoot hoops during reserved gym time.

Please bring your own basketball if possible.

Reservations are for one hour, six residents per time slot. Masks are mandatory.

Body Sculpt: Define, sculpt and build lean muscle for all levels of fitness. Classes focus on intense isolation exercises with free weights and resistance, ending with abs.

Boot Camp: Each boot camp class will push you out of your comfort zone with different exercises to keep you on your toes and work up a sweat through total body, high intensity interval and circuit training.

Cardio Step: A high energy, heart-pumping cardio class that mixes basic to intermediate choreography in a variety of fun styles. Different intensity levels ensure everyone gets the most out of their workout. An excellent cross-training class for all fitness levels.

Body Sculpt + Crunch 15 w/ Christy 9:45 – 10:45 AM Mat Toning w/ Angela 9:45 – 10:30 AM

Power Cycle w/ Christy 10:45 – 11:20 AM

Zumba w/ Leslie B. 5:30 – 6:30 PM

Basketball Reserved Court Time 6:00 – 8:00 PM

Crunch 15: A 15 minute power class that focuses solely on core and ab strengthening exercises.

Fundamental Yoga: Introduces the principles of alignment and breath work in a flow of postures. Students will be introduced to basic yoga poses through step-by-step verbal description and demonstration. This class is beginner friendly.

Gentle Sunrise Yoga (Levels 2 and 3): Greet the morning slowly and methodically with deep stretching and mindful yoga practice.

Mat Toning: Use controlled breathing during body weight resisted movements on a floor mat to tone and build core strength.

Pickleball: Pickleball is a beginner-friendly racquet sport that combines elements of badminton, tennis and ping pong. Pickleball is open to anyone who wants to play — come check it out!

Power Cycle: A condensed spin class that uses effective bursts of strength training while spinning.

SUNDAY: Basketball Reserved Court Time

Please maintain 6 ft of physical distance at all times from those not in your household.

11:00 AM – 5:00 PM Class descriptions below.

Tabata/HIIT: Tabata and HIIT use short intense anaerobic exercise with even shorter recovery periods. With a variety of exercises and methods for this training, you’ll always be targeting major muscle groups for a total body workout.

Yoga: A Hatha based yoga class focusing on foundational yoga postures practicing alignment, strength and flexibility in the body. Breathing techniques and meditation are also integrated.

An emphasis on simplicity, repetition, and ease of movement.

Zumba®: Latin rhythms and easy to follow moves, Zumba® keeps everyone motivated by creating a dance party atmosphere.

REMINDERS: Heavy colognes/perfumes should not be worn during class. All participants are asked to wipe down equipment before and after use. Cleaned equipment should be returned to its’ original location after class. Cell phones should be put on silent and should not be used during class; if you have an emergency please take your call into the hallway.

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FALL FESTIVAL

CAR SHOW

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Fall Festival photos by Robin Bolson

Car Show photos by Zachary Tan

AQUATIC RULES POOL RULES 1.

2021 Fall Pool Programs/Hours Labor Day Weekend September 4-6 Lap Pool Hours Lap Swim:

Free Swim:

Saturday, 7–10 am/11 am–12 pm; Sunday-Monday, 7 am–12 pm 12–8:30 pm

Upper Spa

Open: 7 am–8:30 pm

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Open: 10 am–8:30 pm

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Hours of operation are set by management. Swimmers are asked to use caution at all times when utilizing the pool area. Any incident should be reported to a lifeguard immediately.

The Lap Pool has designated times for lap swim only and free swim determined by management.

Children using flotation devices must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Children under the age of six must be closely supervised by an accompanying adult.

Children who are not bathroom dependent must wear a designated swim diaper. The Club reserves the right to ask that a child be removed from the water if not wearing a swim diaper.

Proper bathing suits are required for swimming. No cut-off shorts or thong bikinis allowed.

Please shower before entering the pool.

No diving in any area of the pool.

No running and jumping off the side of the pool. Members should not throw other members or children into the pool from the pool deck.

No glass containers of any kind permitted on the pool deck.

No food or drink allowed in the pool.

Temporary shade structures are limited to outdoor personal umbrellas. No tents, canopy or other similar personal shade structures will be permitted on the pool deck.

Persons with skin disorders may be denied use of the pool.

No pets allowed within the pool deck area. Exceptions will only be made for service animals.

No rafts or inflatables are permitted without approval from management.

No running, horseplay or water guns are permitted within the pool deck area.

No balls will be permitted in the pools.

Non-aquatic toys are not permitted in the pool. Diving rings and other pool specific toys are permitted.

Kickboards are for use as swimming aids and/or swimming instruction; no standing, sitting or horse play allowed.

The pool furniture is not to be removed from its location on the pool deck.

Members are not permitted to bring in outside coolers larger than 12” x 12” x 12” without prior management approval. No outside alcohol is permitted. Staff reserves the right to inspect coolers and take possession of any alcohol being brought into the facility.

Refrain from talking to lifeguards while they are on the stands.

Lifeguards’ instructions must be obeyed at all times by members and guests for maximum safety. Failure to follow rules will result in being required to leave.

Management may reserve portions of the pool deck for member or club-sponsored parties or events.

No outside decorations will be permitted. This includes, but is not limited to, streamers, balloons or confetti.

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Riders must exit the catch pool immediately by use of stairs. No diving from the slide into the catch pool.

Children less than 48 inches tall who are unable to swim may only use the slide with a parent.

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.

Only one person at a time is permitted to go down the slide, excluding a parent and small child as described above.

Please walk up the steps and make sure the catch pool is empty before going down the slide.

Riders must go down on their back, feet first.

No flotation devices of any kind are permitted on the slide, including those in bathing suits.

No goggles, sunglasses, hats, or any object that may fall off into the water is permitted on the slide.

Lifeguard instructions must be obeyed at all times by members and guests for maximum safety.

AQUATIC WEATHER POLICY

For the safety of members, the Club follows American Red Cross guidelines for thunder and lightning. From the time staff hears thunder or sees lightning, the pool will be cleared for 30 minutes. In the case of lightning, the pool deck must be cleared due to the danger of lightning strikes. In the case of consistent inclement weather, the manager will make the decision to close the pool for 2-hour increments to accommodate the everchanging weather patterns. If the weather improves, then the pool will reopen.

Air quality: Management reserves the right to close the pools at any time due to poor air quality. If the air quality index reaches 170 or higher, the pools will be closed due to the health and safety of residents and staff.

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The SOA is professionally managed by FirstService Residential.

The onsite office is located at The Club at Town Center.

ose CUSTOMER CARE 775-624-9152 | ASSESSMENT MAILING ADDRESS PO Box 62049 Newark, NJ 07101 ACCOUNT INFORMATION somersett.connectresident.com ASSOCIATION HOURS Monday–Friday: 8 am to 5 pm (The SOA offices will be closed Monday, Sept. 6 and Friday, Oct. 29)

Rules + Regulations Tip RENTALS IN SOMERSETT The following key points are taken from the CC&Rs and Rules and Regulations: • Rental agreements must be for a term of no less than six months.

• Single-family dwelling units are to be used solely for residential purposes, including private garages, guest or servants’ quarters and other outbuildings.

No businesses or short-term rentals such as Airbnb are permitted.

• A single family shall be defined as any number of persons related by blood, adoption or marriage living as a single-family household unit with not more than two people who are not related.

• No more than three people who are not related may rent all or part of the home.

• Homeowners are responsible for the conduct and any violation of the Rules, Regulations and Covenants the renters may cause.

• Homeowners may sign over the rights to the Clubhouse to their renters.

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Assessment Reminder Assessments are due on the first of each month.

A late fee of $25 will be posted to accounts not paid by the 30th of the month. Accounts 60 days past due will lose Clubhouse and/or Canyon Nine privileges. Accounts 75 days past due will be sent to collections.

Assessment Payments Submitted Online (via ClickPay) You can pay your monthly assessments online from the FirstService Residential website (www.somersett.connectresident.com) through ClickPay, a third-party payment processing company. Payments submitted through ClickPay (Autopay) typically take up to three business days to be credited to your assessment account. Please keep this in mind since payments received after the 30th are subject to a $25 late fee. ClickPay charges a fee for its payments made by debit or credit card. There is no fee if you pay by e-check. For an extra fee, you may arrange to have a payment posted within one business day.

You may also submit payments to the SOA office, via check or money order only.

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Budget Workshops & Presentations

All workshops and presentations are open to all members and are held at The Club at Town Center.

September 13 at 4 pm: Workshop: Recap on all budgets and review contract allocations.

October 6 at 4 pm: Presentation of 2020 Budget for members.

October 13 at 5:30 pm:

Compliance Information To report a non-compliance, please email soa@somersett.org or call 787-4500. While we do investigate and document each complaint received, we cannot disclose the status of anyone’s account. Should a homeowner not respond to or correct a violation, he or she will be summoned to a hearing and could be suspended from the Club and assessed fines. The Association has a policy not to enter a property unless it is bank owned, and then only to repair front-yard landscaping.

Somersett Owners Association 2021 Meeting Schedule Any changes to the meeting dates will be updated online on the SOA Board & Committees Meeting Calendar on somersett.org.

Executive sessions and Aesthetic Guidelines Committee meetings are not open to residents other than those who are on the agenda.

Communications, Facilities, Events, West Park Garden and Finance committee meetings are open to all owners and are held at The Club at Town Center. Meetings of the Board of Directors are also open to all owners via Zoom.

Meeting Agendas & Minutes Agendas for Board of Directors’ meetings will be posted online at somersett.org at least 10 days prior to the scheduled meeting. Final minutes will be posted once they have been approved at the next scheduled meeting. For a draft copy of minutes, please submit your request to soa@somerett.org.

2021 Board Elections

There are two positions open on the Board of Directors. If you would like to serve on the Board, please complete the form included on page 28 of this issue in its entirety and return on or before Oct. 1 to the onsite office located at The Club at Town Center. The completed forms will be reproduced and provided in a mailing to the membership. We also ask that each candidate provide a headshot via email to soa@somersett.org for posting on the website. Candidates will also be asked to participate in Candidates Night Forums in October, exact date to be determined.

Board election ballots and candidate statements will be mailed to unit owners by Oct. 15, 2021. Nevada law requires that all directors be elected by secret written ballot. Only you can vote on your secret ballot, which must be completely filled in and placed in the envelope marked secret ballot. It will not be opened until the annual meeting on Nov. 15, 2021.

Ballots returned by U.S. Mail must be sent to The Club at Town Center, 7650 Town Square Way, Reno, NV 89523 by Nov. 14. Ballots may also be returned in person to the ballot boxes at either the Club or Aspen Lodge, no later than 1 pm on Nov. 15.

No ballots will be accepted at the annual meeting.

Board of Directors meeting will include budget approval.

November 15 at 4 pm: Annual Members Meeting – budget ratification and elections.

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BLUE: SOA events open to all residents, including Sierra Canyon.

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Bridge Club

Mah Jongg

Bridge Club Canasta

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Labor Day SOA Offices Closed

Meet the Staff Pinochle Club

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Mah Jongg

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Fireside S’Mores

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Mah Jongg Golf Cart Cruise at Pinochle Club SGCC

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MC Believe in Education 5K & Fun Run

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Bridge Club Board Meeting

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Canasta Kids’ Movie Night

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Somersett Community-Wide Garage Sale

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2022 Budget Presentation

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Bridge Club Board Meeting

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