Real Estate 04/21/18 by Colorado Springs Gazette, LLC

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SPOTLIGHT:

Are master-planned communities a development of the past? BY PHILIP MOLNAR, TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE

Sales increased faster in Otay Ranch last year than almost any other masterplan community in the nation, said a recently released annual report. The massive residential development, the largest in San Diego County, is close to the U.S.-Mexico border and has seemingly emerged as one of the

top spots for new homes in the region after years of delays and substantial price decreases during the recession. Master-planned communities are a relic of San Diego County’s past when a surplus of land stretched population areas east, north and south. Otay Ranch is likely the last truly large

master-plan community, making it a focus for new home building. Otay Ranch reached the No. 14 spot in the John Burns Real Estate Consulting report, which ranks the top 50 communities in terms of total sales. In 2017, 563 homes sold in the development, up from 159 the year

before — representing a 254 percent increase. The only other community to see a faster sales increase in the Top 50 report was Wallis Ranch, a community about an hour outside of San Francisco, which sold 55 homes in 2016 and then 279 in 2017.

Other Southern California communities making the list, include Irvine Ranch in Orange County (No. 2 with 1,814 sales, down 9 percent from 2016), The Great Park Neighborhoods also in Orange County (No. 9 with 830 sales, up 55 percent) and Ontario Ranch in San Bernardino County (No. CONTINUED ON PAGE 2

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• 2,352 square feet • 4 Bedrooms • 3.5 Baths • 2 car Garage • Hardwood floors on main level • Gas fireplace and vaulted ceiling in Great Room • Stainless steel appliances and granite countertops in Kitchen • Upper level Master Bedroom Suite with vaulted ceilings • Master Bath has double vanity, tile floor, shower and oval tub.

Open House: Sunday, April 22, 1 – 3 p.m. Directions: From Highway 115, turn west onto Cheyenne Mtn. Blvd., left onto Broadmoor Valley Road, left onto Clubhouse Dr., and left onto Clubview Terrace. Home is at the end of the cul-de-sac AGENT / COMPANY: BIANCA TAYLOR, 719-229-6488 ERA SHIELDS

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Stunning custom designed one owner home at the end of a quiet cul de sac overlooking the Country Club of Colorado’s lake with expansive Cheyenne Mountain views. As you enter this contemporary home you are struck by the natural light and floor to ceiling glass windows in the sunroom off the dining room with views of the lake and Cheyenne Mountain. Main level master suite with walk out to private deck and hot tub. Built in dressers in the large master bathroom; skylights add to “outside brought indoors” feeling. 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 2 car garage; 3500 square feet.

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TOP MASTERPLANNED COMMUNITIES IN 2017 FROM JOHN BURNS REAL ESTATE CONSULTING 1. The Villages in Villages, Fla. (2,231 net sales in 2017, 13 percent increase from 2016) 2. Irvine Ranch in Orange County, Calif. (1,814 net sales in 2017, 9 percent decrease from 2016) 3. Lakewood Ranch in Sarasota, Fla. (1,206 net sales in 2017, 56 percent increase from 2016) 4. Sumerlin in Las Vegas, Nev. (1,052 net sales in 2017, 37 percent increase from 2016) 5. West Villages in Sarasota, Fla. (992 net sales in 2017, 17 percent increase from 2016) 6. Eastmark in Phoenix, Ariz. (919 net sales in 2017, 83 percent increase from 2016) 7.

Nocatee in Jacksonville, Fla. (875 net sales in 2017, 10 percent decrease from 2016)

8. Inspirada in Las Vegas, Nev. (837 net sales in 2017, 48 percent increase from 2016)

11 with 712 sales, up 50 percent). At 25,000 acres, Otay Ranch is nearly the size of San Francisco. Planning for the site began in the 1980s. More than 10,000 homes have been built since then with about 18,000 more to come. The development is located in one of the only large areas in San Diego County that is zoned for new housing. It is roughly three miles from the border in some spots. Peter Reeb, a principal with the consulting group, said Otay Ranch is the most diverse master-plan in the county because of a range home types and prices. “There’s everything from relatively high density — 20 units per acre townhomes — to small lot singlefamily detached homes,” he said. “If you’re looking for a new home, there is a very high concentration of variety.” Other big residential communities in San Diego County, albeit on a smaller scale than Otay Ranch, that are still building are Pacific Highlands Ranch, Del Sur and Civita in Mission Valley. “San Diego is running out of land,” Reeb said. “We don’t have wide swaths of land available to do the old style master-plan communities. So, now you are getting communities that have 200 to 400 houses.” Otay Ranch has made John Burns’ Top 50 list a few times over the years. It was No. 21 in 2011, No. 9 in 2012, off the list in 2013, No. 41 in 2014 and was off the list for a few years until

2017. Master-plans on the decline for years Much of the history of San Diego County housing has been one of master-plans, including Rancho Bernardo, Scripps Ranch, Carmel Valley, Tierrasanta, 4S Ranch, Mira Mesa and Rancho Peñasquitos. Master-plans are typically undeveloped areas that are transformed into new communities that include a mix of residential, commercial and places to work. The area is built out in phases and are designed with the hope that residents can live and work in the area. Real estate consultant Gary London said from the 1970s to 1990s the bulk of new housing came in the form of master-plan communities — mainly up the Interstate 15 and Interstate 5 corridors. He said a lot of the talk these days is about building dense developments that can accommodate a lot of people, but that is only a recent shift in thinking. “The way most San Diegans still find themselves housed today are new master-plan communities,” London said, “where to accommodate our growth we built out instead of up.” He said the difference now is San Diego County is running out of land and voters don’t like new housing projects. A recent example was the proposed Lilac Hills Ranch project that would have included more than 1,700 homes in what is mostly farmland in Valley

Center. The plan was soundly defeated by voters in November. The first big master-plan community in San Diego County outside of downtown was Rancho Bernardo, now the northernmost residential community in the city of San Diego. The community went from mainly rugged ranchland to 2,000 people in about a year, said the Rancho Bernardo Historical Society. According to the most-recent San Diego Association of Governments data, there was an estimated 50,268 people living there in 2016. Otay Ranch’s time in the sun? Almost since its inception, Otay Ranch has been faced with a series of challenges that delayed it from taking off. Developers began work on the 25,000-acre site, mostly used as ranchland for cattle, in 1984 as a mix of residential, commercial and industrial development. After its purchase by Irvine-based Baldwin Co. for $150 million, a political fight broke out between San Diego County and Chula Vista for control. Most of the territory became part of the city and Baldwin eventually sold off parts of the site to other developers. Just as the development was really growing, the Great Recession rocked prices in the two ZIP codes covering Otay Ranch, which experienced some of the most loan defaults in the nation by May 2012.

Melissa Hazlett, a vice president with Baldwin & Sons, said when she started with the developer roughly eight years ago, it was offering $50,000 to $75,000 in incentives (closing costs, custom improvements) to get people to buy. Yet as the number of homes for sale in the county diminished in the last few years, and construction slowed, Otay Ranch emerged as one of the few spots for new homes in the region. “I really believe what happened last year was a lack of inventory (countywide),” Hazlett said of the increase in sales. “Everybody was talking about the shortage and how it’s only going to get worse.” Hazlett said their buyers tend to be sophisticated and well-read on home prices and coming interest rate increases. She said even higher taxes in Otay Ranch, because of Mello-Roos fees to pay for infrastructure, don’t seem to be bothering buyers. Lack of land zoned for housing in San Diego County and lack of political will to build in undeveloped areas make it unlikely the region will ever get another community on the scale of Otay Ranch, said Alan Nevin, director of economic and market research at Xpera Group. “We have an unwritten line that says you can’t build in the unincorporated areas that surround the approved communities,” he said. “You can’t go east of Alpine, you can’t go east of Jamul. You won’t get approval for it.” 

9. The Great Park Neighborhoods in Orange County, Calif. (830 net sales in 2017, 55 percent increase from 2016) 10. Stapeton in Denver, Colo. (758 net sales in 2017, 61 percent increase from 2016) 11. Ontario Ranch in Riverside-San Bernardino, Calif. (712 net sales in 2017, 50 percent increase from 2016) 12. Rancho Mission Viejo in Orange County, Calif. (610 net sales in 2017, 33 percent increase from 2016) 13. Cane Bay Plantation in Charleston, S.C. (584 net sales in 2017, 3 percent increase from 2016) 14. Otay Ranch in San Diego County, Calif. (563 net sales in 2017, 254 percent increase from 2016) 15. Lake Nona in Orlando, Fla. (523 net sales in 2017, 6 percent increase from 2016)

President Donald Trump’s former Greenwich mansion listed again for $45M BY RUSSELL BLAIR, TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE

Interested buyers can own a piece of presidential history in Greenwich, where a mansion President Donald Trump lived in with wife Ivana in the 1980s is back on the market with an asking price of $45 million. Trump bought the home, on a peninsula overlooking Long Island Sound, for $4 million in 1984. He and Ivana lavishly decorated the mansion with gold leaf. The current owners, Robert and Suzanne Steinberg, bought the home from Ivana for $15 million in 1998, then a record for a single-family house in Greenwich, after she got the property in her divorce from the billionaire. They toned down the opulence inside but added a tennis court, indoor pool and sauna. The property was originally listed for

$54 million in October 2014. The price was cut to $45 million in 2016. Described as a “starter mansion” — it pales in comparison to Trump’s palatial Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, Fla. — the home has eight bedrooms, 13 bathrooms and a threestory rotunda foyer with a double grand staircase. “One of the most impressive properties in the country,” is how listing agent Tamar Lurie of Coldwell Banker Real Estate described the property at 21 Vista Drive. “This magnificent Indian Harbor estate is poised on its own sixacre peninsula, rimmed by the sparking waters of Long Island Sound.” The estate was featured this week on TopTenRealEstateDeals.com, devoted to high-end properties for sale, often with a celebrity connection.

Trump hasn’t lived in the Greenwich mansion since the early 1990s, but it was the first one he bought after hitting it big in New York real estate. The mansion and a nearby guest house now encompass nearly 20,000 square feet, after numerous additions significantly enlarged the original living quarters, built in 1939 for Robert M. Hillas. Hillas was an official of the Superheater Co. of New York City and a director of several other companies. The estate cost $200,000 — $3.4 million in today’s dollars — and included features that were considered luxuries, even for the wealthy, such as central air conditioning, a bowling alley and a small conservatory. The Hillas family lived on the estate for two generations before selling it to the Trumps. 

Described as a ‘starter mansion’ — it pales in comparison to Trump’s palatial Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, Fla. — the home has eight bedrooms, 13 bathrooms and a three-story rotunda foyer with a double grand staircase.

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Outstanding Properties Great Neighborhoods!

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KISSING CAMELS - CAMELS RIDGE

KISSING CAMELS - THE PARK

1520 Camel Drivers Lane Kevin Represented the Seller and Buyer

1072 Hill Circle Kevin Represented the Seller

S O L D KISSING CAMELS

3150 Sunnybrook Lane Kevin Represented the Seller and Buyer

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MOUNTAIN SHADOWS

2745 Brogans Bluff Drive $635,000 4 bdrms (master and office on main), 4 baths, 3-car garage, Andersen windows, walkout lower level, city/mountain views.

MOUNTAIN SHADOWS

6250 Wilson Road $670,000 4 bdrms (3 on main level), 4 baths, office, ability to live on one level, updated kitchen, walkout lower level, terrific views.

BROADMOOR - SPRING GROVE

2781 Fawn Grove Court $764,900 3 bdrms, office, option for multigenerational living, potential for elevator, main level master/office, 6 baths, 3-car garage.

AY Y M VER LI E D

KISSING CAMELS

3740 Cumulus View $785,000 5 bdrms (3 bdrms + study on main), 5 baths, elevator, terrific multigenerational home, 3-car garage, great views.

N O T W KE NE AR M

KISSING CAMELS - THE RETREAT

1638 Rockview Trail (Lot 6, Fil 1) $795,000 C.R. Shea Homes Vista Plan, 3 bdrms on main, oversized garage, unfinished basement, concrete tile roof, views.

KISSING CAMELS

3910 Star Rise Point $849,500 4 bdrms (master/2nd bdrm on main), 4 baths, 2-car + golf cart garage, gorgeous hardwood floors, amazing big views.

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BROADMOOR RESORT COMMUNITY

4755 Broadlake View $895,000 3 bdrms (one on the main level), 3 baths, 2-car garage, great outdoor spaces with outstanding mountain and city views.

OLD NORTH END

KISSING CAMELS - THE RETREAT

1647 Rockview Trail (Lot 6, Fil 2) $939,500 C.R. Shea Homes Vista Enhanced Plan, 5 bdrms (3 on main), 3 baths, 2-car oversized garage, Pikes Peak views.

KISSING CAMELS - THE GREENS

1306 Wood Avenue $975,000 6 bdrm + office, 5 bath turn-of-the-century home with 3-car detached garage, fenced yard and Pikes Peak views.

4140 Reserve Point $1,025,000 3 bdrm + office, 4 bath townhome with 3-car garage and incredible uninterrupted views and wonderful HOA amenities.

KISSING CAMELS

3745 Camel Grove $1,150,000 5 bdrms (3 on the main), 6 baths, walkout lower level with family room and wet bar, 3-car garage, fenced yard, views.

BROADMOOR RESORT COMMUNITY

4235 Stone Manor Heights $2,250,000 7 bdrm (main level master and study), 8 bath home, 4-car garage, sweeping views on over 1.7 acres of privacy.

3705 Camel Grove $1,195,000 5 bdrms (main level master and study), 3-car garage, backs to golf course, open floor plan, Pikes Peak views.

KISSING CAMELS

3724 Camelrock View $2,495,000 5 bdrm suites (master and office on main), 8 baths, 3-car garage, backs to golf course with breathtaking views.

See Every Property for Sale at www.PattersonGrp.com

KISSING CAMELS

3755 Camel Grove $949,500 4 bdrm (master, 2nd bedroom and office on the main level), 5 bath home with 3-car garage and great Pikes Peak views.

UNIVERSITY PARK

4968 Stonehill Road $1,100,000 6 bdrms (master, 2nd bdrm and study on main), 3-car garage, 5 baths, sweeping Front Range and Pikes Peak views.

S O L D KISSING CAMELS

3670 Hill Circle Kevin Represented the Seller

RE 4 ❘ THE GAZETTE ❘ SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 2018

5 home inspection mistakes buyers and sellers make BY RUSSELL BLAIR, TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE

A home inspection is an assessment of a home’s condition. Home inspectors not only identify problems with houses, they can give buyers information that will help them with the upkeep. “We want to teach them how to maintain the property because it’s the biggest investment they’ll ever make,” says Alden E. Gibson, a past president of the American Society of Home Inspectors. If you’re getting a home inspection, here are five mistakes to avoid. NOT RESEARCHING THE INSPECTOR Too many buyers and sellers hire whoever is recommended to them without doing any research. The inspection is only as good as the inspector doing it, says

Troy Bloxom, owner of Home Inspections Plus near Anchorage, Alaska, and past president of the National Association of Home Inspectors. A few questions to ask: How long have you been inspecting homes? How many inspections have you done? What are your qualifications, certifications and training? What was your job before you were a home inspector? (Ideally, your pro was in contracting or building.) You want a certified professional who stays current. “There’s a lot of stuff you have to know, and you want someone who’s keeping up with ongoing education,” says Kurt Mitenbuler, who is certified by the American Society of Home Inspectors

(ASHI) and owns an inspection company in Evanston, Illinois. You’re looking for an inspector who can analyze the home’s strengths and weaknesses, then explain them. NOT ATTENDING THE INSPECTION Being present for the inspection may not be mandatory, but it’s a smart idea. Simply reading the inspection report isn’t enough to give most homeowners the full picture, Gibson says. “If they don’t see it, they don’t understand it.” Gibson says he turns down dozens of inspections a year “because people can’t be there or don’t want to be there.” The inspection might take an entire morning or afternoon, so set aside

enough time. Some inspectors will sit with you afterward to explain things and answer questions. “Any home inspector who doesn’t let you follow him around? That’s weird. Ask me any question you want,” Mitenbuler says. A good inspector can give you an estimate of how much you’ll need to spend on repairs and upgrades, which is very valuable information as you consider your budget. NOT READING THE INSPECTION REPORT Too many buyers and sellers just glance at the inspection report. You need someone who uses “clear, concise” language in person and in

written reports, Mitenbuler says. He recommends scanning a few reports by checking the inspector’s website or asking for a sample report. A knowledgeable pro will state simply what’s wrong with the house and what it will take to fix, Mitenbuler says. NOT GETTING A PRESALE INSPECTION Many sellers decide to leave the presale inspection to the buyers, Bloxom says. That’s a mistake. When the buyers get an inspection (and if they’re smart, they will), the sellers may have little time to complete repairs and keep the sale on track, Bloxom says. But if the seller has the home inspected before putting it on the market, he has CONTINUED ON PAGE 5

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SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 2018 ❘ THE GAZETTE ❘ RE 5

Attendees of the PPAR 100th Anniversary Celebration, from left: Debbie Howes, Chairwoman, Board of Directors PPAR, Colorado Springs Mayor John Suthers, and Amy Reid, Chief Executive Office, PPAR

Pikes Peak Association of Realtors: 100th anniversary of the Realtor charter with the National Association of Realtors SPONSORED FEATURE

Pikes Peak Association of Realtors (PPAR) is celebrating the recognition of the 100th anniversary of the Realtor charter with the National Association of Realtors (NAR). “This is a double feat for our association as we have not only already enjoyed 100 years in this community in 2002, but in 2018 we celebrate the recognition of being part of the National Association of Realtors,” said Amy Reid, CEO of PPAR. This celebration marks the importance of the professionalism of the industry and the standards that are upheld to deliver the best to the consumer. Established in 1902, PPAR was actually one of the first real estate associations formed in the United States, even before NAR. When the National Association was formed, PPAR was one of the first local real estate boards to join and be part of the national network. An early accomplishment of NAR, which is still

felt today, was its development of The Code of Ethics. The Code of Ethics, established in 1913, created ground rules for professionals in the absence of a regulated business. Today, all states have licensing laws that govern real estate licensees; and Realtors pledge to adhere to the Code of Ethics in addition to the state licensing laws. The idea of cooperative sales of real estate in Colorado Springs was practiced prior to World War I. An organization called “SERALTY” was operated by early members of the Real Estate Exchange, which eventually became the Colorado Springs Board of Realtors. In 1948, about 12 Realtors offices set up a system of cooperative listings and sales. The listings were typed on a single sheet of paper and mailed out. This led to the Multiple Listing Exchange of 1950 with approximately 20 offices working together. Listings were printed for the first time out on a hand mimeograph

machine. Today, the Pikes Peak Multiple Listing Service (PPMLS), through PPAR. COM, provides the most accurate upto-date listings in the Pikes Peak area. Listings are updated every 15 minutes, powered by Realtors, and filtered by location, price range, floor plans, school district and more. Buyers can effortlessly search for open houses and connect with a Realtors with local expertise. PPAR has also contributed to many local philanthropic and public policy endeavors throughout the years to enhance the quality of life of the Pikes Peak region. Some of those causes include Habitat for Humanity, Springs Rescue Mission, American Cancer Society, Kids Crossing, The Resource Exchange (TRE), passage and reauthorization of the Pikes Peak Rural Transportation Authority (PPRTA), health and public safety campaign, statewide wildfire mitigation funding and tax credits and affordable housing tax credits.

INSPECTION MISTAKES

“PPAR is committed to improving the quality of life in our communities and supporting home ownership, private property rights and the free enterprise system,” Reid said. “As part of the largest trade association in the country, Realtors use their collective voice to serve as advocates for the homeowner and ensure that local ordinances, state and federal legislation do not adversely impact homeowners.” PPAR continues to enhance services for its members to provide the most up-to-date tools and resources for Realtors to excel as professionals in the industry. The Association is proud to represent over 3,700 Realtors in the Pikes Peak Region, in addition to 22 very talented staff members. To commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Realtor charter with the National Association of REALTORS, there will be celebrations throughout the month of April and early part of May where members and

the community will promote Realtor pride throughout the downtown Colorado Springs business district. The Colorado Association of Realtors will be recognizing PPAR in April during their state spring conference, as well as the National Association of Realtors when they travel to Washington, DC in May for their annual legislative meetings. “We are excited about all the amazing things happening in the Pikes Peak region — this region is thriving and growing,” said Reid. “Companies are expanding and moving in as they see all the benefits of the area — a solid economy, beautiful surroundings, recreational opportunities, culture and art, and wonderful people.” PPAR looks forward to continue to be a part of the community, to meet the challenges of a competitive market and for Realtors to continue to serve as the trusted voice for real estate. To learn more, visit PPAR.com. 

Featured Open House

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Beautiful 4 bed, 4 Bath, 5662 SQ FT Custom Home in the Trees! more time to do repairs and to shop around and control his costs for the work, Bloxom says. Both buyers and sellers often wait too long to engage an inspector, Gibson says. You should find an inspector long before you have (or make) an offer on a home. “Any good inspector will be booked out,” he says. NOT PREPPING THE HOME Inspectors get annoyed when homeowners don’t prepare their houses for inspection. “Don’t force the home inspector to empty the closet to get into the attic,” Mitenbuler says. If you have a crawl-space hatch, move anything sitting on top of it.

Got a lock on a utility closet, basement or shed? The inspector needs access. So open it or provide keys. For a seller, the best tack is to be at home to meet the inspector, introduce yourself, provide your mobile number — and then you can take off, Mitenbuler says. To reduce the need for repeat inspections, hire professionals to do repairs, Bloxom says. Too many sellers will try DIY or get them done on the cheap. But poor workmanship will show up during the follow-up inspection, Bloxom says, and could result in more repairs — and another inspection. 

Featured Open House

7 N. Sherwood Glen | $599,000 Hours: April 22nd 11am-3pm Driving Directions: Driving Directions:_Head East on Hwy 105 to Furrow. Drive North on Furrow to Sherwood Glen. Turn right and home is on the right hand side. Agent/Company: Val Ross-Coy, 719-237-8787 ERA Shields Real Estate

Custom throughout! Big, Open and Inviting with a Main Level Master that boasts a fireplace, huge walk-in closet, lovely 5-piece master bath with whirlpool tub and walkout to the back deck. Great room with fireplace opens to kitchen and dining with a gorgeous walkout to the lovely deck and backyard area. 3 large bedrooms upstairs, fun loft with space for play and a Juliet balcony accessed from one of the bedrooms as well as the loft area. Front Juliet balcony is accessed from 2 other bedrooms and the Jack and Jill baths give freedom from crowding! Use your imagination to finish off the basement or leave as-is and enjoy a huge play/storage space! Large, oversized 3-car garage! This home is special!!!

Featured Open House

Broadmoor Glen 5 Bedroom 610 Maroonglen Ct. | $475,000 Hours: Sunday 4/22 1-4:00 Neighborhood: S/W Driving Directions: South on Academy past Hwy 115, left on Chaseglen to Maroonglen. Agent/Company: Guy Nanney, 719-593-1000, ERA Shields

Upgraded and Renovated 2-story with fully finished basement and 4 large bedrooms on second level. Elegant Master Suite with 5 piece bath, heated tile floors, Jacuzzi tub, and granite counters. Upgraded kitchen with solid granite counters, center island, and all stainless steel appliances. New oak hardwoods on entire main level. 3-Car Garage. Finished basement with large Rec/Flex area, 5th Bedroom, and Full Bath with tile floor. New banisters with wrought-iron rails. Safe and Private cul-de-sac location. Walk to District 12, Piñon Valley Elementary School. Central Air. Fully landscaped lot over 9,800 SF with views of Cheyenne Mountain from the large refinished deck.

1389 Cresson Mine | $449,500

Neighborhood: Gold Hill Mesa Driving Directions: from I-25/exit 141. Make left at exit towards Hwy24. Left at 21st street, left at Lower Gold Hill Rd, Left at Millstream Terrace, Right on Cresson Mine. Agent/Company: Lenka Martin, (719)205-5248 For more info: Lenka@LenkaMartin.com

4 bedrooms & study/4 baths/2 car garage/ 3555 total sq f/ 3357 finished. Beautiful and well maintained two story home with finished basement, former John Laing model. Walk to rec center with gym, enjoy serene green spaces, and take advantage of the spa on premises. Three beds, two baths, and laundry on the upper level. Large master bedroom with two walk in closets and luxury 5 pc master bath - soaking tub, freestanding shower, and spacious double vanity. Secondary bedrooms share a bath. Finished basement with wet bar, additional bed and bath, rec room, and bonus nook. Open kitchen with adjacent dining nook features granite countertops, designer cabinets, cherry hardwood floors, spacious kitchen island with gas cooktop, dedicated pantry, and wall microwave/oven combo. Nice architectural details through. Centrally located with easy access to I-25, Hwy 24, Old Colorado City, downtown, Broadmoor, Cheyenne Mountain, Colorado College, Olympic Training Center, COS Airport, Fort Carson.

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PropertyTransactions This list was obtained from the El Paso County Assessor’s Office and covers sales recorded during the period of March 3 – 11. Each listing includes the address and sales price.

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4434 Millburn Dr $190,000 4425 Millburn Dr $205,000 1745 Keswick Rd $220,000 384 Cobblestone Dr $245,000 522 Loomis Cir $259,900 630 Echoglen Ct $422,500 5069 Broadmoor Bluffs Dr $435,000 • 6040 Buttermere Dr $625,000

• 1445 Sutherland Creek Rd $472,000

361 Raspberry Ln $227,000 17107 Blue Mist Grv $235,000 340 Buttonwood Pl $299,500 17903 White Marble Dr $362,500 16505 Elk Valley Trl $370,000 17619 Leisure Lake Dr $403,800 1715 Willow Park Way $416,200 1750 Willow Park Way $422,200 19240 Starrwood Dr $425,000 17360 Early Star Dr $549,900 3133 Lakefront Dr $558,500 15794 Blue Pearl Ct $585,300 19736 Knights Crossing $835,000 1461 Summerglow Ln $867,100

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80906

• 7814 Pinfeather Dr $415,000 • 7835 Treehouse Ter $417,600

• 12775 Woodlake Rd $507,500

80831

80808

• 20870 Ranchette Trl $255,500

80817

• 215 W Iowa Ave $164,900 • 20670 Calle Pacifico Pt $230,000 • 8710 Langford Dr $234,500 • 1110 Lords Hill Dr $245,000 • 9431 Summit Mesa Dr $260,000 • 7346 Bentwater Dr $273,000 • 11127 Berry Farm Rd $280,000 • 886 Bromefield Dr $281,000 • 10757 Hidden Prairie Pkwy $287,400 • 10777 Hidden Prairie Pkwy $296,500 • 9515 Wind River Ct $298,000 • 7830 Whistlestop Ln $306,000 • 7829 Whistlestop Ln $310,000 • 7863 Treehouse Ter $317,800 • 17430 Sugar Foot Pt $325,000 • 10730 Double D Rd $352,500

• 9942 Emerald Vista Dr $263,000 • 8107 Fort Smith Rd $271,000 • 12238 Crystal Downs Rd $275,000 • 9975 Antler Creek Dr $280,000 • 11384 Neutra Grv $291,500 • 11933 Eagle Crest Ct $300,000 • 19910 Oasis Ave $319,400 • 13424 Stone Valley Dr $325,300 • 12255 Isle Royale Dr $327,000 • 12410 Handles Peak Way $339,000 • 13569 Park Meadows Dr $345,000 • 7276 Sylamore Way $383,000 • 10457 Mt Emerald Dr $402,100 • 9849 Golf Crest Dr $420,100 • 4232 Peyton Hwy $484,500 • 10615 Rainbow Bridge Dr $501,600

80907

80903

• 902 Pioneer Ln $250,000 • 2585 Stagsleap Pt $616,900 • 1935 Twinflower Pt $877,100

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• 10611 Ouray Creek Pt $307,400 • 6907 Shimmering Leaf Rd $310,000 • 8255 Kenosha Dr $325,400 • 10837 Fossil Dust Dr $345,400 • 19959 Glen Shadows Dr $607,400 • 15505 Pole Pine Pt $650,000

80909

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826 N Chelton Rd $205,000 3335 Santa Rosa St $232,000 1617 Happiness Dr $240,100 1938 Tesla Dr $245,500 2106 Trent Ave $247,300 2609 Robin Dr $250,000 623 Swope Ave $250,000 2108 Eagle View Dr $253,400 1707 Happiness Dr $260,000 2216 Bennett Ave $310,000

• 414 Mono Pl $165,000 • 430 Lakewood Cir $182,000 • 2873 Tumblewood Grv $204,000 • 1314 Shasta Dr $207,500 • 2102 Fernwood Dr $215,000 • 3013 Pinnacle Dr $224,000 • 2226 Carmel Dr $225,000 • 2307 Laramie Dr $228,000 • 2369 Spring Blossom Dr $256,000 • 305 Kenady Cir $266,000

310 E Brookside St $185,100 159 Mayflower St $270,000 514 Comanche Dr $295,000 1009 Mercury Dr $300,000 163 Mayflower St $301,000 471 Assay Ct $354,900

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• 1118 E Cache La Poudre St $430,000 • 501 N Franklin St $499,000

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• 18 Altair Ln $360,000

• 212 Sherri Dr $185,000 • 141 Sherri Dr $200,000 • 4342 Witches Hollow Ln $222,000 • 6635 Athletic Ave $225,000 • 585 Jayton Dr $232,000 • 156 Kilgore St $240,000 • 4819 Brant Rd $243,000 • 1339 Hollow Rock Dr $245,000 • 5289 Blazer Ct $260,000 • 6092 Dancing Sun Way $307,500 • 4957 Daredevil Dr $359,000

• 1430 Commanchero Dr $235,000 • 1306 Lewis Ln $252,000 • 2205 Reed Grass Way $270,000 • 1720 Kimberly Pl $353,000

• 6320 Vail Cir $347,500 • 830 Point Of The Pines Dr $470,000 • 2645 Himalaya Ct $484,000 • 6140 Wilson Rd $777,000

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4184 Baytown Dr $112,100 5366 Blair Vw $186,900 4455 Gatewood Dr $215,000 4831 Trailmark Loop $217,500 4550 S Anjelina Cir $219,000 3079 Harpy Grv $234,500 212 Prior Ln $235,000 4485 S Anjelina Cir $236,900 2421 E Payne Cir $237,600 4975 Dovetail Ln $250,000 3430 Briarknoll Dr $255,000 4925 Ivor Dr $256,000

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• 4847 Bluestem Dr $155,000 • 4733 Barnes Rd $172,000 • 3532 Queen Anne Way $180,000 • 4280 Vicksburg Ter $220,000 • 5055 N Raindrop Cir $275,000 • 3120 W Enchanted Cir $276,000 • 3801 Inspiration Dr $276,500 • 3814 Windsong Ct $300,000 • 4460 N Enchanted Cir $307,000

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• 4108 Buttercup Ln $275,000 • 2705 Maroon Bells Ave $280,000 • 6660 Gambol Quail Dr $280,000 • 4730 Shadowglen Dr $291,000 • 5988 Del Paz Dr $315,000 • 6372 W Wicklow Cir $315,000

4155 Scotch Pine Dr $274,900 2110 Rusty Hinge Dr $295,000 8443 Chancellor Dr $296,000 3969 Thundercloud Dr $322,000 7913 Ultra Dr $355,000 2668 Marston Hts $385,000 9308 Stoneglen Dr $770,000 9952 Oak Knoll Ter $949,900

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5934 Chorus Hts $194,000 11427 Rill Pt $335,800 250 Medford Dr $341,000 389 Sedona Dr $475,000 2020 Ruffino Dr $515,000 2065 Coldstone Way $520,000 12458 Carmel Ridge Rd $574,800 12450 Carmel Ridge Rd $587,900 1175 Kelso Pl $593,000 13272 Honey Run Way $619,900 13660 Northgate Estates Dr $710,000 2252 Red Edge Hts $815,000 2336 Rainbows End Pt $1,000,000

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4690 Badlands Ct $225,000 1070 Piros Dr $245,000 3854 Papuan Dr $250,000 3909 Springs Ranch Dr $265,000 6469 Caddy Pt $269,000 7210 Canal Pt $273,900 4679 Skywriter Cir $278,000 6103 Desoto Dr $285,000 3025 Richmond Dr $295,000 5473 Statute Dr $312,000 3418 Macgregor Dr $335,000 7737 Canyon Oak Dr $350,000 2549 Half Chaps Ct $369,400

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6520 Cache Dr $215,000 6446 Cavalry Pt $235,000 5325 Prominence Pt $240,000 4212 Pine Lake Pt $246,500 5810 Grapevine Dr $261,500 6055 Papoose Ln $282,000 5006 Chaise Dr $285,000 6010 Oakwood Blvd $310,000 5156 Fossil Butte Dr $325,000 6359 Tramore Way $328,300 6936 Mustang Rim Dr $329,500 6691 Silverwind Cir $340,000 6745 Tullamore Dr $341,300 6705 Edmondstown Dr $356,000 6731 Tullamore Dr $363,300 6552 Sawbuck Rd $365,000 6816 Edmonstown Dr $369,000 6755 Granite Peak Dr $387,900 6373 Tramore Way $391,700 6097 Finglas Dr $400,000 5913 High Noon Ave $405,000 6083 High Noon Ave $425,000

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• 7995 Mount Hayden Dr $349,900 • 4464 Portillo Pl $412,900 • 5292 Kenosha Pass Ct $425,000 • 8349 Misty Moon Dr $429,500 • 5604 Cubbage Dr $435,300 • 6334 Rowdy Dr $446,400 • 6382 Rowdy Dr $460,000 • 5225 Chimney Gulch Way $540,500 • 6087 Cerjan Cir $542,900

80925

• 6256 Wood Bison Trl $261,000 • 6574 Alliance Loop $284,000 • 9539 Desert Poppy Ln $285,000 • 10059 Seawolf Dr $296,900 • 10124 Seawolf Dr $298,900 • 7488 Peachleaf Dr $301,100 • 10083 Seawolf Dr $302,900 • 10418 Abrams Dr $305,000 • 9647 Desert Lily Cir $328,800 • 7991 Dutch Loop $330,000 • 7774 Dutch Loop $334,500 • 7568 Bonterra Ln $349,900 • 10511 Desert Bloom Way $350,000 • 9029 Pennycress Dr $411,300

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• 6627 John Muir Trl $272,000 • 6748 Maple St $330,000 • 7316 Weatherwood Dr $330,700 • 6222 Anders Ridge Ln $339,600 • 6142 Jorie Rd $344,600 • 8899 Tranquil Knoll Ln $451,800

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• 2470 Obsidian Forest Vw $200,000 • 7807 Irish Dr $302,500 • 7878 Tennis Ln $310,000 

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Boomers leaving suburbs for fun in the city BY GRACIE BONDS STAPLES, TRIBUNE NEWS

ATLANTA — Twenty years ago, it seemed everyone was moving out into the suburbs. And now, depending on who you talk to, everyone is moving back to the city. That’s especially true among baby boomers, those of us born between 1946 and 1964. Why? Their nests are empty. They are over the big houses, with big lawns and swimming pools in constant need of maintenance. And when you happen to be one of the largest generations — an estimated 74.9 million of us — and the wealthiest generation ever to retire, developers and businesses start to notice. Andy Isakson first noticed back in the ’90s. At the time, he said, his parents were looking at their retirement options, and although they had spent nearly their entire lives in real estate, they never found what they wanted. When his father passed, Isakson and his siblings took turns caring for their mother, who had dementia.

“Over the last five years of her life, she had to move five times,” said Isakson. Each time the disease progressed, the siblings were forced to move her to a place better suited to care for her. “From a consumer standpoint, I knew there had to be a better way,” Isakson said. In 2002, eight years after his mother passed away, Isakson opened Park Springs, a resort-style retirement community adjacent to Stone Mountain Park. He is poised to open Peachtree Hills Place, a second smaller community for those 55 and older in Buckhead, next summer. “Location is everything in real estate,” said Kevin Isakson, principal for Isakson Living and Andy Isakson’s nephew. “We’ve always known there was a strong demand for this intown offering for folks who don’t want to abandon their urban lifestyle.” Peachtree Hills Place will come complete with restaurants, a fitness center, indoor swimming pool and health clinic, the one thing his parents

Five reasons it costs you more to sell your own home COURTESY OF THE PLATINUM GROUP, REALTORS

With home prices on the rise and a persistent shortage of houses on the market, it makes sense that homeowners would contemplate putting their house on the market “For Sale by Owner” (FSBO). However, the percentage of homes sold by their owners has been steadily declining, and for good reasons. A real estate professional spends valuable time on each transaction, working to avoid issues before they arise. A study by Collateral Analytics showed that FSBOs don’t typically save the sellers money, and in some cases, it actually costs them more. So, you may think you’re saving money by not hiring a Realtor, but you’re likely not. More reasons not to your own home include: 1. PRICING “This is at the top of the list of services a good Realtor provides,” Donna Andersen with The Platinum Group, Realtors said. “Resources for accurate pricing are far less available to a homeowner than they are to a real estate professional. Knowledge of, and experience in the market are the best tools available.” Furthermore, Andersen points out, “As a Realtor shows property s/ he hears the comments of potential buyers, is aware of the inventory and competition, and more often than not sets the price higher than the FSBO seller had planned to. These differences, along with having the skills to present a home in this active market usually more than make up for the expenses paid upon closing.” 2. EXPOSURE Studies show that 95 percent of buyers search online for a home, compared to 17 percent who look at newspaper ads. Realtors have the tools and resources to get more exposure from listing websites, offering widespread coverage throughout the multiple listing services. 3. PAPERWORK Without a background in contracts or law, the amount of paperwork and legal documents can quickly become overwhelming. The closing process can entail more than 20 pages of paperwork, including the contract and addendums designed to cover any situation that could potentially go wrong. Doing the paperwork without professional guidance could leave you open to a lawsuit. 4. NEGOTIATIONS Negotiations are not just about agreeing on a price with the buyer, you must also be prepared to negotiate with the buyer’s agent who solely represents the best interests of their client, the home inspection companies, and possibly the appraiser. “It is true that the motive behind the decision to try FSBO is a net profit to the seller,” Andersen said, “but sellers should be aware that most FSBO shoppers are aware of the money potentially being ‘saved’ by the seller by not hiring a real estate professional. Potential buyers then expect to also benefit from this ‘savings.’” 5. PROFIT Properties listed with a broker who is a member of the MLS will be listed online with other participating broker websites, which market the home to a much larger audience. The more people who see the home, the greater the chances are for selling your home for list price. The National Association of Realtors reports that the majority of FSBO sellers eventually end up listing with a Realtor anyway. One reason for this, is because most home buyers are represented by a Realtor. Other factors involved are that owners who sell their own home lack the expertise to accurately assess their listing price, and often fall short with regard to marketing knowledge and negotiation skills. If you’re thinking about selling your home yourself, it helps to speak with a professional first. The Platinum Group, Realtors are ranked as the number-one independent real estate firm in Colorado Springs. Bringing together the top agents in the Pikes Peak region, The Platinum Group provides home buyers and sellers with Platinum service and Platinum results. Call now for a no-obligation consultation, or visit PlatinumHomeSales.com. 

needed most. Andy Isakson, 65, grew up in Brookhaven with two other siblings, including U.S. Sen. Johnny Isakson. He graduated from the old Dykes High School, now Sutton Middle School, before heading to Vanderbilt University, where he earned an economics degree in 1974. He abandoned city life for the suburbs the moment he returned, married and started building a family, which by the way, are all the things that tend to tie people down. It helped, of course, that there was no traffic but, well, that was then. Just as the traffic patterns changed, so too have populations. For several decades before the 2000 census, the city of Atlanta, for instance, had been steadily losing population. Then from 2010-2017, it grew by 7 percent, adding 9,900 new residents in the past year compared to 4,800 the year before. Atlantans, 60 years and older, currently make up 10 percent of the population, and that number is

expected to double by 2030, making Atlanta one of the fastest-aging cities in America. How many are migrating back into the city? That’s hard to say, said Mike Alexander, director of the Center for Livable Communities at the Atlanta Regional Commission. “The hard data really isn’t there, but I think like everyone else anecdotally we do see a trend of people moving back to the core,” Alexander said. “I see it all around me personally.” Gregg Logan, managing director of RCLCO, a real estate advisory services firm that does market research for real estate companies all over the country, said the journey back into town is a big enough trend that there is a ready market for developers and others targeting boomers. While about half of boomers who retire are happy to age in place, Logan said that about 15 percent opt to move into the city to partake of urban amenities like restaurants, shopping, culture, all the things you find are

more prevalent in the city and that Isakson points to. And even if Buckhead is out of the question economically, downtown Duluth, Suwanee or Roswell may be within reach. “There’s a ‘want-driven’ market and a ‘need-driven’ market,” Logan said. “The want-driven market is lifestyle oriented, they’re active adults age 55 to 65 moving back in town to have fun, socialize and enjoy all the urban amenities. That’s the market we’re seeing the biggest uptick in the market for. They’ve decided ‘urban’ is more exciting than living in the suburbs. “The need-driven market includes those in their late 60s or older who move to independent living communities, where there is meal service, and those in their 70s or older who move to an assisted living facility. ALFs offer meal service and varying degrees of assistance with daily living, including skilled nursing and memory care. That’s a different, more medically driven market.” 

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$297,000 - West

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507 S Woodstock Dr. | Impressive 4 bed, 3 bath stucco rancher just 10 minutes from the lake, on 1 acre xeriscaped lot w/RV parking, 3 car garage, covered deck + patio. This home has been cared for and feels like new. Well-designed for comfortable main level living, w/2 bedrm + study w/French dr & laundry. Cozy fireplace in the basement. A must see! Sylvia Jennings (719) 491-1116

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5 Bed 4 Bath 3 Car 4620 SqFt $732,000 - Boulders Broadmoor/SW

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CASE NUMBER: 18C1327 DIVISION: R COURTROOM: S280 In the Matter of the Petition of Adult: Cody Garrett Cole For a Change of Name to: Cassian Jack Cole PUBLIC NOTICE OF PETITION OF CHANGE OF NAME Public notice is given on April 6, 2018 that a Petition for a Change of Name of an Adult has been filed with the El Paso County Court. The Petition requests that the name of: Cody Garrett Cole Be changed to: Cassian Jack Cole Dr. Lynette D. Cornelius Clerk of Court Chelsea Olstad Deputy Clerk

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In the Matter of the Petition of Adult: Valerie Ann Breithaupt Smith For a Change of Name to: Valerie Ann Smith

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PUBLIC NOTICE OF PETITION OF CHANGE OF NAME Public notice is given on April 11, 2018, that a Petition for a Change of Name of a Minor Child has been filed with the El Paso County Court.

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The following vehicle(s) were towed and abandoned and will be placed for sale. Lot Address: 6201 E. Platte Ave Colorado Springs, CO 80915 NOTICE TO OBTAIN TITLE 1997 Ford F-350, VIN#B99778 1997 Honda Civic, VIN#586795 2001 Cadillac Seville, VIN#130299 1999 Saab VIN#002707

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In the Matter of the Estate of: ETHELDREDA WILSON, A/K/A ETHELDRDA M. WILSON, Deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS All persons having claims against the above-named estate are required to present them to the Personal Representative or to the District Court of El Paso County, Colorado, on or before August 21, 2018 or the claims may be forever barred. Personal Representative for ETHELDREDA WILSON, A/K/A ETHELDREDA M. WILSON, Deceased: Kevin G. Wilson, Personal Representative c/o Chayet & Danzo, LLC 650 S. Cherry St., Ste. 710 Denver, CO 80246

District Court, El Paso County, Colorado El Paso County 270 South Tejon, P.O. Box 2980 Colorado Springs CO 80901 Phone number: 719-452-5000 CASE NO: 18DR 177 Division: X/2 In re the Marriage of: Petitioner: JOHN TIATIA and Respondent: MARTA TIATIA SUMMONS FOR DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE To the Respondent named above, this Summons serves as a notice to appear in this case. If you were served in the State of Colorado, you must file your Response with the clerk of this Court within 21 days after this Summons is served on you to participate in this action. If you were served outside of the State of Colorado or you were served by publication, you must file your Response with the Clerk of this Court within 35 days after this Summons is served to you on you to participate in this action. Your Response must be accompanied with the applicable filing fee of $116.00. After 91 days from the date of service or publication, the Court may enter a Decree affecting your marital status, distribution of property and debts, issues involving children such as child support, allocation of parental responsibilities, (decision-making and parenting time), maintenance, attorney fees, and costs to the extent the Court has jurisdiction. There is real property involved in this action which is located at 770 Stargate Drive in Colorado Springs, Colorado, and has legal description as follows: Lot 7, Fountain Valley Ranch Subdivision Filing No. 7A, County of El Paso, State of Colorado. If you fail to file a Response in this case, any or all of the matters above, or any related matters which come before this Court, may be decided without any further notice to you. This is an action to obtain Decree of: Dissolution of Marriage, as more fully described in the attached Petition, and if you have children, for orders regarding the children of the marriage. NOTICE: §14-10-107, C.R.S. provides that upon the filing of a Petition for Dissolution of Marriage or Legal Separation by the Petitioner and Co-Petitioner, or upon personal service of the Petition and Summons on the Respondent, or upon waiver and acceptance of service by the Respondent, an automatic temporary injunction shall be in effect against both parties until the Final Decree is entered, or the Petition is dismissed, or until further Order of the Court. Either party may apply to the Court for further temporary orders, an expanded temporary injunction, or modification or revocation under §14-10-108, C.R.S. or any other appropriate statute. A request for genetic tests shall not prejudice the requesting party in matters concerning allocation of parental responsibilities pursuant to §14-10-124(1.5), C.R.S. If genetic tests are not obtained prior to a legal establishment of paternity and submitted into evidence prior to the entry of the final decree of dissolution or legal separation, the genetic tests may not be allowed into evidence at a later date. Automatic Temporary Injunction - By Order of the Court,

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF COLORADO SPRINGS CONCERNING THE ADOPTION OF THE 2015 EDITION OF THE INTERNATIONAL FIRE CODE WITH AMENDMENTS AND THE PENALTY PROVISIONS A public hearing is scheduled before City Council of the City of Colorado Springs on Tuesday, May 8th, 2018, at 1:00 p.m., or as soon thereafter as the City Council may hear the matter in Council Chambers, City Hall, 107 North Nevada Avenue, Colorado Springs, Colorado, to consider the adoption of the 2015 International Fire Code (IFC), and the adoption of penalty provisions in accord with the provisions of Part 2 of Article 16 of Title 31, Colorado Revised Statutes.

You and Your Spouse are: (A) Restrained from transferring, encumbering, concealing or in any way disposing of, without the consent of the other party or an Order of the Court, any marital property, except in the usual course of business or for the necessities of life. Each party is required to notify the other party of any proposed extraordinary expenditures and to account to the Court for all extraordinary expenditures made after the injunction is in effect; (B) Enjoined from molesting or disturbing the peace of the other party; (C) Restrained from removing the minor children of the parties, if any, from the State without the consent of the other party or an Order of the Court; and (D) Restrained without at least fourteen days’ advance notification and the written consent of the other party or an Order of the Court, from canceling, modifying, terminating, or allowing to lapse for nonpayment of premiums, any policy of health insurance, homeowner’s or renter’s insurance, or automobile insurance that provides coverage to either of the parties or the minor children or any policy of life insurance that names either of the parties or the minor children as a beneficiary. Dated: April 3, 2018. Attorney for Petitioner: /s/ MARK BRENT PENNINGTON 305 Main Street, Suite C Colorado Springs, CO 80911 Phone number: (719) 390-7811 Fax number: (719) 391-0802 Atty. Reg. # 29811 Published in The CS Gazette April 14, 21, 28, and May 5, 12, 2018.

A copy of the ordinance to adopt the above IFC Code by reference with amendments, including any penalty provisions, and a copy of the above IFC Code to be considered for adoption are on file with the Clerk of the City of Colorado Springs, 30 South Nevada Avenue, Colorado Springs, Colorado, and are open to public inspection during regular business hours. COLORADO SPRINGS CITY CLERK s/ Sarah B. Johnson BY: Sarah B. Johnson City Clerk Publication Dates: At least 15 days prior: April 21, 2018. At least 8 days prior: April 30, 2018. Published in The CS Gazette on April 21, 30, 2018.

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