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Boulder earns high ranking for bike commuting BOULDER – Boulder is the second most bikecommuting city of its size in the U.S., according to the League of American Bicyclists third edition of “Where We Ride: An Analysis of Bicycling in American Cities.” Nearly nine percent of Boulder workers pedaled their way to work regularly in 2014, says the League. Berkeley, CA, with close to 10 percent of the population biking to work, edged Boulder out of first place by less than one percent. The League’s analysis is based on 2014 data from the Census Bureau’s American Community Survey, when respondents ages 16 and older nationwide were asked what mode of transportation they used to “usually get to work.” Fort Collins rounded out the top five, taking the No. 5 spot for highest percentage of bikers among cities with a population of 100,000199,999. In a ranking of states, Colorado holds the No. 2 position with 1.3 percent of workers getting to their jobs by bike. The report found that bike commuting is on the rise nationwide. From 2005-2014, states have seen a 46 percent increase, on average, in people pedaling to work.

TOM KALINSKI RE/MAX of Boulder Colorado’s share of bike commuters increased 43 percent during that period. Other states have seen even greater growth in cycling, with West Virginia, Kentucky and Tennessee leading the pack with a more than 100 percent increase in bike commuter in those nine years. In 2013, America Community Survey data showed just over 11 percent of Boulder workers biked to work. The 2014 American Community Survey data was rereleased in May 2016. The 2015 data will be released in September. In a separate analysis of the American Community Survey data over a five-year period, SaveOnEnergy.com found Boulder to be the No. 3 most bike-commuting city of its size. In the SaveOnEnergy.com report, cities were grouped

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• Berkeley, CA: 9.7% • Boulder, CO: 8.9% • Cambridge, MA: 7.4% • Eugene, OR: 6.8% • Fort Collins, CO: 6.2% • Ann Arbor, MI: 5.0% • Gainesville, FL: 4.4% • College Station, TX: 3.7% • Tempe, AZ: 3.7% • Charleston, SC: 3.3% *SOURCE: League of American Bicyclists

by size according to the U.S. Census listing of metropolitan and micropolitan statistical areas, resulting in Boulder being categorized as a ‘large’ city. Citing more than 300 bikeways and the active biking community, the SaveOnEnergy.com report calls biking “a way of life in Boulder.”

Eugene, OR, and Santa Maria-Santa Barbara, CA, round out the top three in the large cities category, ranking No. 1 and 2, respectively, with 4.37 and 4.36 percent of the population choosing to bike to work. The top two cities inched past Boulder’s 4.20 percent of bike commuters. Among small cities, Steamboat Springs, CO, took the No. 2 spot. Usually touted for its skiing, Steamboat Springs now is also known for cycling and has been designated a GoldLevel Bicycle Friendly Community by the League of American Bicyclists. Boulder earned a Platinum-Level Bicycle Friendly Community award from the organization from 20082010 and 2012-2015 because of its multimodal

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corridors for pedestrian, bus, bike and auto connections. The popularity of biking to work in Boulder will be evident on June 22 for the 2016 Bike to Work Day. Boulder citizens will pedal their way to work in droves that Wednesday if participation keeps pace with 2015. Last June, 5,456 people who live or work in Boulder registered for Bike to Work Day. An even greater number – 8,400 – are estimated to have ridden in Boulder that day, according to the Bike to Work Day Boulder’s website. For the full report by the League of American Bicyclists, visit www. bikeleague.org/sites/ default/files/Where_We_ Ride_2014_data_web.pdf. For the full SaveOnEnergy.com report, visit www.saveonenergy. com/data-hub/top-uscities-biking. For the American Survey Census Data, visit factfinder.census. gov/faces/tableservices/ jsf/pages/productview. xhtml?src=bkmk. For information on Bike to Work Day and Month, visit biketoworkday.us. Tom Kalinski RE/MAX of Boulder 303.441.5620 tomkalinski@mindspring.com

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Why are there so few rural properties? BOULDER COUNTY – When people who live in town decide they want more space and look to buy a rural Boulder County property, they are always a bit surprised by how little inventory there is, especially for farms. Driving around quaint country roads, there looks to be so much land. So why so few properties? There are several reasons: The actual amount of privately owned rural property in Boulder County is fairly limited. It seems when you are peddling your bike down a country lane that there is a lot, but looks are deceiving. A lot of that land is not privately owned or will never be developed. How much of Boulder County land do you think is Public Lands, Private Open Space and

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privately-owned land with conservation easements? Maybe a tenth? Try closer to two-thirds. That’s right. So lots of those acres you pass by while cruising on your bike will never be on the market. Boulder County has very tight regulations on subdividing, the minimum size is 35 acres. This certainly maintains a

non-dense, open country feeling, but it also stops new rural properties from being added. The actual number of farms/rural properties (over 35 acres) is pretty small; there are only about 350. And unlike city properties, they don’t turn over very often, especially the large ones where farming is the owner’s actual livelihood. These properties often stay within a family for generations. (This being said, large tax increases are, sadly, forcing some of these families to sell.) We are experiencing a good local economy. During strong financial periods, people buy horses and horse farms. They are luxury purchases. In the past 15 years we have seen the growth of the slow-food movement,

the production of artisanal foods and an increased interest in gardening/ farming. Basically, farming is “in.” Additionally, locally more people want acreage to grow hops for the craft beer industry. The continuous increase in the area’s population also adds to the demand of our finite supply of properties. Like the rest of Boulder County real estate,

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Ask these questions about a condo or townhome complex BOULDER – Buying a condo or townhome is different than buying a single-family house. Owning a condo means you own the individual unit as well as an interest in the common areas. Owning a single-family townhome means you own the individual unit plus the land it’s on. If you’re considering buying a condo or townhome, ask these questions about the complex: Will the complex maintain its value? Look around – construction or development nearby could influence future resale value. Will future construction block your view? How comfortable is the complex? Listen to see if you can hear road noise, dogs or neighbors when you’re in the unit. Keep in mind what time of day you’re visiting the unit. Scheduling a showing when neighbors are more likely to be at home can provide better insight into the unit’s environment. You could also stop by the complex in the evening or morning to see how busy and noisy it is around the area at different times of the day. What is the percentage of owner-occupied units versus rental owned units in the complex? Complexes are deemed to be more stable when they have a high percentage of owner

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Elevations Credit Union occupants. The occupancy ratio is an important factor for investor financing but does not affect owner-occupied loans. Don’t forget to consider your pets and the pet-ownership rules within a complex. Make sure that if the complex is a pet-friendly environment, it’s the right fit for you. If you’re buying a vacation condo and desire to do short-term rentals, be sure it’s allowed in both your city and complex. For more on this subject, visit the Elevations Blog at elevationscu.com/condotownhome Lauri Larson is a Mortgage Loan Originator at Elevations Credit Union in Boulder. If you have questions regarding mortgages, please call 303.402.5451 or e-mail lauri.larson@elevationscu.com.

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Yes, you need a Realtor in this market By Lisa Wade, RE/MAX of Boulder

A professional Realtor has the experience you need to advocate for you and guide you through the buying and selling process. BOULDER – This market is hot! You’ve heard it time and again...inventory is low, prices are up, interest rates are good, Boulder and surrounding areas are desirable...it should be easy, right? We can do it ourselves, right? Put a sign in the yard and let the buyers flock in, right? No...now, more than ever, you need an expert in your corner. Whether trying to buy or sell, a real estate transaction if fraught with legal exposure. In this market, emotions are running high and buying or selling a house is still one of the largest financial transactions you will ever be involved in. Real estate contracts are long and full of dates, deadlines and contingencies that must be maneuvered through to a smooth closing. A professional Realtor has the experience you need to advocate for you and guide you through this process. A few months ago, a couple was referred to me by a past client. They admitted they were thinking of selling For Sale by Owner (FSBO) because they knew their place would sell fast. I agreed that it would but told them about what to expect and what pitfalls could happen along the way. They listed with me and as expected, we received nine offers on their property within just a couple of days. They were very glad to have June 24-25, 2016

my counsel on how to structure the showings, reviewing of offers and response deadlines. We met to review the offers (now on a spreadsheet) and to point out the particulars of each one. It would have been confusing, stressful and exhausting on their own. I know in the end, they were glad to have my help and advocacy. In buying a property, the market is even tougher. Of course you can look online at the myriad of websites showing homes for sale in the area. Are those websites accurate? Are there listings you’re missing? Having a Realtor as your Buyer’s Agent is what you need. Realtors have the most accurate and up to date information. We often know things about the history of a particular area that my be huge in your decision making. It’s a lot more than showing houses folks....we know neighborhoods, schools, demographics, comparable sales, etc. Once you find a house you like, the game is on. It’s now a race to see who can write the best offer for the seller. It’s often a “stab in the dark” on what price it will take to get it. You may not win on the first, second or even third attempt to get your contract accepted by the seller, but a Realtor can help you put your best foot forward, giving you the best chance possible, while understanding the risks you are taking. Realtors are much more than just “salespeople.” We are members of our community who live here too. We often act not only as your advocate, but your data analyst, your therapist and often have the only objective

opinion in the room. We can be the “cooler heads” when necessary and put things into perspective. We understand that this is a huge, emotional, stressful situation that will effect you and your family for years. We do not take it lightly. We take it seriously. Yes, you need a Realtor...not a real estate agent...there IS a difference. The public often uses the terms Realtor and real estate agent/broker interchangeably, but there are differences. BIG differences. Both are licensed by the State to sell Real Estate, both are governed by the Department of Regulatory Agency (DORA) and both have access to the MLS system. But that’s where things start to diverge. Realtors are members of their local trade association (The Boulder Area Realtor Association (BARA) in this case). Realtors are members of the Colorado Association of Realtors (CAR) and members of the National Association of Realtors (NAR). As members of these organizations, Realtors have all agreed to adhere to the Realtor Code of Ethics. Real Estate Agents are not required to

this standard. The Code of Ethics, among other things, states that: • Realtors protect and promote their clients’ interests while treating all parties honestly. • Realtors refrain from exaggeration, misrepresentation, or concealment of pertinent facts related to property or transactions. • Realtors cooperate with other real estate professionals to advance their clients’ best interests. • When buying or selling on their own account or for their families or firms, Realtors make their true position or interest known. • Realtors make sure that contract details are spelled out in writing and that parties receive copies. • Realtors give equal professional service to all clients and customers irrespective of race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, national origin or sexual orientation. • Realtors paint a true picture in their advertising, marketing and other representations. • Realtors make only truthful, objective comments about other real estate professionals. When you work with a Realtor, they have a fiduciary responsibility to

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be your advocate. NAR Members are required to continue their training by completing a Code of Ethics review course every four years. Realtors must agree to handle any disputes with other Realtors through binding arbitration and be held accountable for their actions. As members of NAR, Realtors contribute to a bipartisan political action Realtor Party that advocates for personal property rights for Homeowners at the Federal level. So if you like your Mortgage Interest Rate deduction, you can thank NAR for their continued support. Most Realtors are involved in their Boards and communities and see the value in knowing about their industry and performing at peak professional levels. So, yes, you need professional help when considering buying or selling property and yes, make sure your agent is a Realtor...ask them. Lisa Wade is a Realtor at RE/MAX of Boulder and past president of the Boulder Area Realtor Association (BARA). Contact Lisa at 303.402.5451 or e-mail lisawade@boulderco.com AT HOME

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Decor tips to help sell your home By Liz Finkelstein, Mile High Style BOULDER – Few things in life are as stressful, time consuming and all around unpleasant as selling your home. It’s labor intensive, expensive and emotional. It’s also when I get called in as a first offense: helping clients create beautiful rooms that maximize a home’s market appeal. I consulted with local Realtor Jennifer Egbert, who specializes in listing modern, luxury homes in Boulder on what really sells homes; not surprisingly, our notes matched up. First impression Jennifer encourages doing something to excite buyers the moment they lay eyes on your home. You want to elicit an emotional reaction from prospective buyers, where they want the home even before stepping inside. Curb appeal (your home’s profile picture) includes not just the landscaping but also the sidewalk, garage and front door, numbers and mailbox. Fixing gutters or a roof ranks high on a buyer’s wish list, so take care of these items before putting your house on the market. Once inside, the name of the game is clean and this

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your stuff, consider hiring professional organizers.

clean is a professionally done, move out scrubbing of everything. Re-caulk bathroom tiles, replace every visible light bulb in the house, and make sure the windows are cleaned inside and out. Your home is your showcase, and you want it to sparkle. Bookending clean is clutter, as in there should be none. Remove two thirds of stuff on every surface, paying special attention to all things personalized (more on this later), opting instead for a neat stack of books, a beautiful vase, or an orchid. Store children’s toys in plastic bins. If you’re stuck amongst

Update For a house to perform competitively in the market, it must be up to date, and certain upgrades can be made more affordably than others. Countertops in Caesarstone offer a huge return on investment, and appliances in stainless are, in the high-end market, a non-negotiable. Jennifer explains that buyers not only dislike having to update, but also overestimate the associated costs, seeing a $10,000 price tag when the reality is only half. Budget

in additional updates to lighting (pendants and chandeliers) and hardware (knobs, pulls, handles). Walls are another area requiring updating. Paint rooms a neutral color (tones in light grey are still trending heavily), don’t forget the trim and baseboards (bright white looks best), and remember that while you might prefer a few rooms to be dark and dramatic (I certainly do), your house must appeal to everyone. Jennifer prefers Benjamin Moore’s Horizon for grey and Chantily Lace for white. Specify I’ll put this gingerly: if buyers have imagination, most won’t apply it when looking through your house. Rather, they need to be told, visually, how each space is designated. Convert any spare rooms into ones with purpose. If your home comes with a formal living room that was never used, you should still dress it up to show buyers the potential. Ditto the home office, sun room, or extra bedroom. Your goal should be to alleviate any need for people to ask

‘what goes here’. Neutralize Definitely one of the biggest challenges for sellers is removing themselves from a home that is still technically theirs. On this point, Jennifer advises to leave emotions at your front door: buyers don’t want to see your family on the walls, they want to envision theirs. Too many personal touches don’t let the buyer mentally move in. Store photos, severe art, religious iconography, anything that will bring attention to itself (and away from the house). Extras Let in the light by opening all blinds and turning on lamps in every room, minimize the existence of any household pets, verify (through a friend or neighbor) that your home doesn’t smell. Replace the traditional chandelier bulb with round for a modern look. Liz Finkelstein is a style + design consultant at Mile High Style. For more style or home tips visit milehighstyle.com.

Do not waive a home inspection

purchase contract. The argument for waiving inspection is often that in a seller’s market the seller can simply choose to accept one of the other offers waiting in the wings. While some states have disclosure laws that require a buyer to reveal any problems they are aware of, often sellers are unaware of potential problems. In some cases sellers will have an inspection done before putting the home up for sale to help with disclosures.

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independent review of the property they are buying. Inspectors don’t just look at the home, they can provide an in-depth analysis that can determine not just current repairs needed but also things that might become a problem in the future. Inspectors examine heating, cooling, electrical and plumbing systems for any signs of potential trouble. The bottom line is that waiving an inspection is rarely worth the risk. A home inspection provides

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an extra level of security and helps you plan for the future in your new home.

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Boulder Creek Neighborhoods announces townhomes coming to Brennan by the Lake By A. Martin, At Home. Photos by Boulder Creek Neighborhoods

When it comes to new homes in Erie, Brennan by the Lake certainly stands out.

f you’re familiar with the local housing market, you’ve probably heard of Boulder Creek Neighborhoods. One of the state’s most well-respected home builders, Boulder Creek is known for developing low-maintenance communities across the Front Range, attracting many from near and far who are searching for a new way of living. “People seek out our homes because of the lifestyle they offer,” says Boulder Creek’s Vice President of Sales Brian Fink. Judging by the success of Brennan by the Lake, Boulder Creek’s newest neighborhood in Erie, there’s no shortage of

homebuyers searching for an easier way of life. Located in Erie, Brennan by the Lake is Boulder Creek’s newest neighborhood. In April, the builder launched sales of their popular ranch patio homes, the easyHouse series, and demand has exceeded expectations. “Low-maintenance, main floor living in Boulder County? Buyers love it,” says Fink. And Boulder Creek expects a similar response as they announce the upcoming launch of the townhomes at Brennan by the Lake. As remarkable as that may sound, that’s just where the story starts. Not only is Boulder Creek building townhomes in Erie, they’re building townhomes that redefine the entire concept of what a townhome can be. Boulder Creek calls them “yourHouse.” The same design has been met with huge success at

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other Boulder Creek communities, and now it’s available in Erie, too. What makes yourHouse different from a standard townhome? “It offers more versatility than any other townhome in the market,” Fink said. He’s not kidding. The four floorplans in the yourHouse series offer an amazingly wide range of configurations – catering to a plethora of different living styles. The collection at Brennan showcases two different main floor master bedroom designs, with additional bedrooms, a bathroom, and loft space tucked away upstairs. The more traditional twostory yourHouse designs take the flexibility of the series even further. The ground floor can be laid out in three distinct configurations: a tandem three-car garage, a conditioned storage space, or a bedroom suite or office. The three-car garage is a great option for families with multiple vehicles, recreational crafts, sporting and outdoor equipment, or the need for an indoor workshop. This additional space is virtually unheard of in a townhome. What if you don’t have three cars? There are two other practical options. A portion of the ground floor space can be walled off and used

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for storage. Or that same space can be converted to an additional bedroom suite or in-home office. In either case, buyers will be able to personalize the ground floor to meet their needs. If you’ve considered a townhome in the past, you’re no doubt familiar with the classic floorplan. They tend to be long, narrow, and fairly dark due to a lack of windows. While there’s a certain efficiency to that design, it leaves a lot to be desired. After all, who wants to live in a home that feels almost like a tunnel or a cave? By contrast, yourHouse homes all feature a wide-set floorplan that capitalizes on both natural light and open space creating a much more welcoming feel. Gone is the traditional townhome design –long, narrow and dark. The difference is so dramatic that buyers often call attention to it, commenting that yourHouse doesn’t feel like a townhome at all. As Fink observed, yourHouse homes “live quite a bit different.” That, more than anything else, is the Boulder Creek difference. Boulder Creek’s core philosophy is that your home plays a major role in your life. The place you hang your hat has a significant impact on your day-to-day routine. Boulder Creek aims to build homes that enhance lifestyle, enabling buyers to live the kind of lives they truly want. To that end, the yourHouse homes at Brennan by the Lake have been crafted to make the very best possible use of available space. The bedroom suites are generous. June 24-25, 2016

The living, kitchen and dining areas flow together to create a warm, inviting environment. Boulder Creek even includes generous outdoor living areas to appreciate those warm summer evenings. And as if all that weren’t enough, they’re built by Boulder Creek. Here’s why that matters. First, like all Boulder Creek homes, the homes at Brennan by the Lake are low-maintenance. According to their market research, Boulder Creek estimates the average home owner spends 6-8 hours per week doing exterior household maintenance chores like yard work and snow removal. Residents at Brennan by the Lake won’t have to hassle with any of that because almost all of the outdoor maintenance is managed on behalf of the homeowner The impact on lifestyle is profound. Think of all the ways you’d rather spend your weekends. All the fun, fulfilling, and engaging things you could be doing besides slinging a shovel or pushing a mower. With a yourHouse home, your free time is free again. Second, these homes are built to some of the highest standards in

The homes at Brennan by the Lake are low-maintenance allowing more time to enjoy nearby Thomas Reservoir, open space and the Erie Community Center. the industry. Fink was able to list many ways Boulder Creek exceeds industry standards. It’s so much it may even seem like overkill, but Fink explained their commitment to excellence. “That’s a big part of low-maintenance,” he said. When there are fewer issues with the construction-related elements of the home, owners can focus their time, energy, and budget on things they enjoy. Finally, Boulder Creek’s homes are some of the most energy efficient homes around. Fink was proud to share the most recent numbers, saying, “A Boulder Creek

home is over 40% more energy efficient than the typical home in the U.S. today.” He added, “The only way our homes would be more energy efficient is if they were solar.” That’s no small thing. Energy efficiency is good for the planet, and good for your pocket book. If you’re buying a new home, there’s simply no reason to go with one that isn’t constructed with energy efficiency in mind. When it comes to new homes in Erie, Brennan by the Lake certainly stands out. If you’ve considered a new lifestyle with fewer chores

and more free time, Boulder Creek may just be the builder for you. The interest list for the yourHouse townhomes is currently building now. Sales for the easyHouse patio homes (starting in the low $400s) continue to move quickly. To learn more, contact Boulder Creek’s dedicated Online Sales Concierge – Jennifer Edewaard. Jennifer can sign you up on the yourHouse interest list, and provide more information regarding home sales at this beautiful Erie neighborhood. Visit www.LiveBrennan.com or call 720.548.2820.

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1379 Charles Dr A-1, Longmont

Last weekend model is open! Introducing Hover Place by Landmark Homes, a 60+ condominium community designed w/ age-in-place & accessibility in mind. Oﬀering 8 diﬀerent spacious single level residences, attached garages, secured entry & elevator service, all while overlooking Hover Park.

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Mountain retreat on 4.8 acres bordering Roosevelt National Forest. Modern Custom Log Home. 6 bed, 5 bath. 3 car attached garage plus 3 RV size shop. Plentiful well, hot water heat. Perfect Views! MLS#793978

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Model Home Located at 1437 Moonlight Drive, Longmont Office Hours: Thursday – Sunday 12pm-4pm Two-story and ranch plans available Homes starting in the high-$300,000’s Call for more information and inventory Stan Meade Chris Sweeney 303.817.7777 720.480.6106 www.pedaltoproperties.com

Open House Saturday 1-3 2211 Meadow Vale Road, Longmont

$649,000 Fabulous updated two story with largest lot in neighborhood! All new stainless steel appliances, granite counters, and hardwood floors! 4 Bedrooms/4 Bathrooms with finished basement & additional non-conforming bedroom! Plains and mountain views! Close to I-25 and Boulder!

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Brown spots in yards are blooming faster than the roses.

HOME AND GARDEN CAROL O’MEARA CSU Extension

BOULDER COUNTY What a difference a high pressure ridge makes. After a soft, rainy warmup to the season, gardeners are shocked to face scorching hot temperatures that broil our gardens and lawns. The high pressure system parked overhead is pulling the heat up from the south and there is

Lawns browning from heat nothing our plants can do but weather the heat. When the heat switched on, lawns stressed, with Kentucky Bluegrass going dormant to escape the near-hundred degree temperatures. Brown spots in yards are blooming faster than the roses. In most cases, the reason for browning is lack of water.

Until the temperatures cool down, help your lawn by giving your irrigation system a quick once-over, looking for broken or tilted sprayers, blockages caused by overgrown plants, or heads sheared off by mowing. Turn the sprinkler system on and closely examine the toss of water from each head and look to see if the water from one head is reaching the sprinkler next to it. This headto-head coverage is critical for good irrigation coverage. Make sure that the arcs

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of water reach close to, mid-point- and far from the head. If you’re standing behind a sprinkler head it will be easy to tell if it’s pointed the wrong way, because you’ll be getting a shower. Choose a warm part of the day to conduct a sprinkler check. In general, a Kentucky bluegrass lawn needs approximately two-and-ahalf inches of water each week, split into several different days of watering. Water deeply by having the sprinklers deliver one to one-and-a-half inches of water per irrigation. Other factors may add to lawn woes, such as sod that has been placed on poorly prepared soil. When soil is compacted and sod is laid on top, roots barely sink in, growing instead in the thatch layer. Like a turf toupee, these lawns can be lifted from the ground easily by pulling up on the grass. Since thatch doesn’t hold moisture well, the grass is constantly thirsty. Avoid this problem by spending time on preparing the soil for sod, making certain to incorporate compost into the ground. With any change in irrigation, be alert to signs of trouble. Lawns don’t need water every day, and if you are running your sprinklers that often you may need professional

help. Check your lawn before increasing water to it by walking across it the afternoon before watering is scheduled. If the footprints stay visible 30 minutes or longer after walking on it, the grass is drying out a little too much in between watering. The Colorado Master Gardener program in Boulder County is currently taking applications for the fall class. If you are interested in helping others garden, the Colorado Master Gardener program is for you! Classes run midSeptember through midDecember and will be held Tuesday and Thursday evenings, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Please contact the Colorado State University Extension Ofﬁce in Boulder County at 303.678.6238 to receive an application, or on the web at www.colostate.edu. Colorado State University Extension, together with Boulder County Parks and Open Space, provides unbiased, researchbased information about consumer and family issues, horticulture, natural resources, agriculture and 4-H youth development. For more information contact Extension at the Boulder County Fairgrounds, 9595 Nelson Rd., Box B, Longmont, 303.678.6238, or visit the web site at ext. colostate.edu/boulder.

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Grand opening planned at Sustainable Smart Home Living Learning Center in Superior SUPERIOR – The Sustainable Smart Home Living Learning Center, located at 202 W. Maple Street in Superior, will have a grand opening on Saturday, July 9, 2016 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event is free to the general public. Events include an electric car show, NREL hydrogen Cars Ride and Drive, VFW Band Concert, public kazoo band with VFW Band, Permaculture, monorail, wind, solar, geothermal-lite, hydrogen, diesel generation, solar hot water and other sustainable exhibits/ discussions for all to be involved in.

Build-your-own bathroom faucet allows your creativity to flow By Ed Del Grande, Tribune News Service (TNS) Q: Hi Ed: I plan to surprise my wife by installing a new bathroom faucet, and I really want her to be impressed. Can you recommend a faucet type that is not your average faucet? I want to make it her own special faucet! – Bill, Texas A: Sometimes these questions answer themselves when I read them. There are widespread faucet lines available that are basically mix and match. A widespread faucet has an 8-inch or so spread between the faucet handles. So, you may have to upgrade the sink as well to a widespread bathroom sink. Standard widespread faucets are usually sold as a complete package with the spout and valve assemblies included. But, with this new create-your-own line of widespread faucets, you purchase the type of faucet spout you like separately. Then choose and purchase the valve body style you want to add

Sustainable Systems of Colorado is a non-profit Colorado corporation dedicated to implementing sustainable solutions.

IF YOU GO... WHAT: Sustainable Smart Home Living Learn Center Grand Opening WHEN : Saturday, June 9 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. WHERE: 202 W. Maple Street, Superior INFORMATION: Visit sustainablesystemsofcolorado.org or e-mail sustainablesystemsofcolorado@ gmail.com

with the spout. This gives you the option of getting a faucet you can basically call your own. Many of the faucet spouts are watersavers and handles are pre-assembled, so you can also be short on install time and long on savings. Master Contractor/Plumber Ed Del Grande is known internationally as the author of the book “Ed Del Grande’s House Call,” the host of TV and Internet shows, and a LEED green associate. Visit eddelgrande.com or write eadelg@cs.com. Always consult local contractors and codes.

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4BR, 2BA, 1,800 sqft Move right in! Brand new, beautifully remodeled home located in Table Mesa! Walls have been removed to create and open & light living space for fun entertaining! Incredible chef’s kitchen features a center island with gas cooktop, shaker style cabinets, quartz counters, farm sink, and brand new SS appliances. Walk to Bear Creek Elementary, open space trails & excellent restaurants! Mature shade trees and fenced backyard with huge deck!

4BR, 2 full BA, 2,184 sqft Enjoy views of Bear Peak, Green Mountain & the Flatirons from this wonderfully remodeled Keewaydin Meadows home! Brand new remodeled Kitchen w/gorgeous center island, softclosing hickory cabinets, quartz counters, hardwood flrs, and new ss appliances. Oversized attached two car garage, enclosed sunroom, large flagstone patio to enjoy the view.

5BR, 3BA, 2,709 sqft Live comfortably in Keewaydin! This bi-level lives large with it’s master suite addition! Huge master features private bath, vaulted ceiling with skylights & balcony with great views of the Flatirons! Dining area has sliding doors opening to a spacious deck overlooking the enormous back yard! Hardwood floors under main floor carpet! Great location on nearly 1/3rd acre with mature trees, beautiful lawn & raised bed gardens!

5BR, 3BA, 2,112 sqft Great entry-level home in the Park East neighborhood of southeast Boulder! Located at the end of a culdesac on a huge lot, over 1/4 acre, and features a great floorplan with large open rooms, a master bedroom with private bath, a family room next to the kitchen, refinished hardwood floors, an over-sized two car garage, a finished basement, and a large deck to enjoy the outdoors!

3BD, 2BA, 1,482 sqft, Fantastic value in Boulder for under $600k on a 1/3 acre lot! Nicely maintained ranch style in Country Club Park with expanded master bedroom addition with private 3/4 bath and sitting room, covered front porch entry, large eat-in kitchen, hardwood floors, and a large private deck in backyard.

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Low water pressure may cause sudden shower temperature changes By C. Dwight Barnett, Tribune News Service (TNS) Q: When anybody is taking a shower and someone turns on the faucet or ﬂushes the toilet, the water in the shower turns hot and scalds the person showering. My home was built in 1986 and I was wondering if there was something my contractor didn't do to the plumbing that would cause this to happen. I am planning to remodel my bathrooms in the next couple of months and would like to know if there is something that can be done to resolve this problem. A: Generally, homes with low water pressure may experience the problems you outlined. Many residential plumbing

systems are configured with a main pipe that has a larger diameter than the branch pipes that go to each fixture such as the toilet, sink or shower. The larger diameter pipe carries a larger volume of water available when multiple fixtures are on at the same time, thus reducing the effect of scalding and low water pressure. This remains true for all modern water supply pipe materials such as copper, PVC (polyvinyl chloride), CPVC (chlorinated polyvinyl chloride) and PEX (a form of crosslinked polyethylene) pipes. Water volume in older homes is often reduced if the home has

galvanized water pipes. Corrosion and calcium buildup inside galvanized pipes reduce the area inside the pipe, reducing the amount of water available to the fixtures. This can be remedied by replacing older galvanized pipes. Always start with replacing the horizontal pipes first as they are more likely to become restricted. A licensed plumber can answer your questions by simply doing a visual inspection of the plumbing. Until the bathroom has been remodeled you can reduce the chances of scalding by limiting the water flow to the toilet by partially closing its supply valve (generally located at the

wall or ﬂoor behind the toilet tank). This will cause the toilet to reﬁll slowly. More importantly, add an “anti-scald” showerhead or tub faucet to protect against accidental scalding. Modern faucets typically have this feature built in, but it can also be added to existing faucets.

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Need a staycation? Turn your home into a relaxing retreat By Sophie Miura, Domaine (TNS) Summer sojourns are fabulous in theory, but the planning leading up to your cocktail-and-cabana moment can leave you more stressed than when you left home. Ditch airport queues and germridden airplanes and try this: Stay home. We called on Homepolish interior designer Angela Belt and feng shui expert Laura Cerrano to find out how you can transform your abode into a stylish Zenlike retreat. Unpack your bags, and follow these tips to turn your home into a multisensory, stress-free space. SEE Address clutter There’s something instantly relaxing about walking into a pristine hotel suite, free of clutter and overflowing hampers. To re-create the experience at home, address clutter first. A recent UCLA study found that women who live in a messy environment have higher levels of cortisol, the stress hormone associated with a string of health issues. Start by placing baskets at

every entryway for shoes and trays and hampers where mess collects. Layer lighting “Create a calm environment (by layering) lighting throughout the space,” Belt advises. “Try ﬂoor and table lamps with neutral color shades like white or beige to evoke a sense of calmness. (Create a quiet nook by) layering accent lighting with a reading chair in a corner.” Seek symmetry Consider the ﬂow of the room and rearrange furniture to create symmetry. “By designing a room with symmetry, you create a mirror like image in a space,” says Belt. “The room looks and feels calmer because there are fewer pieces and objects to focus on.” Introduce accents in calm colors Cerrano believes decor in “foundation or grounding colors” can instantly change the mood of a space. Opt for accent pieces like lamps, trays or decorative objects in soft

shades of lavender, blue, green, beige or earth tones such as dusty yellow. HEAR Embrace silence Moments of pure silence can be ﬂeeting if you live in a city or share your home with others. If you’re accustomed to the whir of a siren or buzz of background television, it’s time to switch off. A Duke University study found just two hours of silence could improve memory and awareness signiﬁcantly. Create a Zen-like retreat by turning off appliances, and embrace quiet time. Turn off notifications There’s a reason why remote vacations with

limited cell service offer such allure. Research suggests the incessant ping of notiﬁcations is addictive and could be to blame for rising stress levels. Channel vacation vibes by turning off phone and email notiﬁcation alerts and limit yourself to checking them twice a day.

performed better and reported feeling happier when listening to ﬂowing water or birds. Curate a playlist The psychological beneﬁts of music are wellknown, but how do you know which songs are best to dispel stress? According to a University of Nevada study, music with about 60 beats per minute is optimal for relaxation. Create a playlist with lyric-free soft classical music or light jazz.

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Balance textures Cerrano says the ultimate Zen home strikes a delicate balance of hard and soft textures, based in yin and yang principles. “Yin is female energy, which could be translated in a physical environment to soft textures, darker colors and low lighting,” she explains. “Yang relates to male energy, which could be translated as hard surfaces, solid textures and a wellilluminated space.” Make

Upgrade linens It wouldn’t be a staycation without fresh, ﬂuffy linens. Treat yourself by upgrading worn towels and sheets to a new set. SMELL Add a fire element “(Introducing this element) could help create an atmosphere of unwinding and relaxing,” says Laura Cerrano. “This could be implemented with candles, a ﬁreplace, or the addition

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