Founders NEIGHBORS
A Publication For Founders Village Residents Member Notification Information
COMMUNITY LEGAL NAME: Founders Village Master Association, Inc.
DATE DECLARATION RECORDED: August 12, 1985 Ridgehouse Hours: FISCAL YEAR: Monday, Wednesday, Friday 1pm – 7pm │ Tuesday, Thursday 10am – 4pm January - December Saturday 9am – 5pm │ Sunday 12pm – 4pm ASSESSMENT: Clubhouse Rentals: The clubhouse is available for rent. Currently, there is a maximum $50 (billed quarterly) 10 person from no more than 2 households on rentals per CDPHE guidelines for personal ASSESSMENT INCLUDES: gatherings. https://covid19.colorado.gov/data/covid-19-dial-dashboard#restrictions. Community Center, Pool, Fitness Classes: Zumba is being offered on Wednesdays at 5pm. Due to the popularity of this Social Activities, Covenant class, we are working with the instructor to add a second class. We will post updates at the Enforcement, Trash Disposal, Newsletter Ridgehouse and on Facebook when this offering becomes available. Due to Covid restrictions, there is limited space available. You can make a reservation by contacting the Ridgehouse one COMMUNITY REPRESENTATIVE: week in advance. In March, we will begin offering a new class - Stretch, Tone & Strength on James Fletcher Thursdays at 12pm. Again, due to Covid, participation is limited and reservations can be made CAM Lic. No. AM000002469 up to one week in advance by calling the Ridgehouse. PCMS Management Company Social Events: There are no social events scheduled for March. 7208 S. Tucson Way, Suite 125 Centennial, CO 80112 Shred-It Event: The annual shred-it event will be at the Ridgehouse in April. Information will 303-224-0004 Office be available in the next newsletter and on Facebook. 303-224-0002 Fax Swimming Pool: Front Range Recreation is hiring lifeguards for the swimming pool this summer. [email protected] Free Lifeguarding certification is offered to those who accept employment. Applications can be submitted through the employment tab on their website. www.frontrangerecreation.com. DOCUMENTS: The Master Declaration Of Covenants and Residential Food Trucks are Back! Improvement Guidelines can be Exciting news! The food truck rotation is back next week! Woot woot! Here is our March viewed at the Founders Village schedule. It is subject to change and changes can be found in our Facebook group. website at www.foundersmasterhoa.com https://www.facebook.com/groups/2548922821802415/?ref=share See forms located in the 3/03 El Chamaco’s Taco Dealer │ 3/10 Slim Chicken 3/17 columns on the left. Gyros King Edgewater and Food Trucks │ 3/24 El Chamaco’s Taco Dealer │ 3/31 Chili Con Quesadilla Target Your Market With Neighborhood Newsletters! Rec Center Survey on page 2: Please take a moment to complete a survey and give us your PUBLISHER: feedback. Your feedback can shape our recreation future. Porchlink Media [email protected] Founders Village Metropolitan District invites Homeowners to preview the new WEBSITE at: www.foundersvillagemetro.org March 2021 Help Shape Our Community Please take a moment to complete a survey and give us your feedback. Your feedback can shape our recreation future. Simply go to https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/ FVRFSF01 Or scan the QR code to go to the survey:
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Page 2 Founders Neighbors Community As a reminder, the Founders Village Master Association currently has two websites. Website Info www.foundersmasterhoa.com (No log in/registration required) VIEW/DOWNLOAD/PRINT THE GOVERNING DOCUMENTS
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Yes! Spring is just around the corner. Old projects and new Reasonable fees ideas around our homes are bound to become part of most Includes electronic filing and all states homeowners’ spring plans. Not only are we individually looking at some of those old projects and new ideas, but so is our association. Covenant protection and aesthetic continuity is Call what our association strives to maintain in Founders Village. today! 720-531-3489 coloradotaxservice.net The Association will be conducting its spring walk through in the next few weeks. Items being reviewed include paint 2479 Cutters Circle - Unit 103 deterioration on homes, large and small item clean-up needs CASTLE ROCK, CO 80108 including general preventative maintenance, upkeep and repair. If a maintenance item is found in need of care on your home or lot, a letter will be sent to you regarding the repair required. This system of notification is meant as a friendly reminder that we all have a responsibility to each other as neighbors to maintain our homes and/or lots in such a manner as to ensure the quality of our community and home values. During the inspection last year it was evident that there were numerous decks, sheds, play structures, patio covers, etc. that were not being regularly maintained by the homeowners. If you have a deck or patio structure on your home that is graying or a shed or play structure that the paint is peeling on, please make sure that these exterior surfaces are being properly maintained. Staining and/or painting should be completed every couple of years to maintain the exterior appearance of the structure or improvement. The Association would also like to remind homeowners that all exterior home and/or lot improvements must first be approved by the community’s Architectural Committee prior to work commencing, unless specifically listed as an approved change not requiring Committee approval in our Residential Headshots Improvement Guidelines for Founders Village. If you have any questions about an improvement, we encourage you to contact Branding PCMS at 303-224-0004 ext. 303 or email 10% off Business Portraits [email protected]. with mention of this ad Business Location Sessions It only takes a minute to call, and it may save you a lot of time and unnecessary headaches down the road. We appreciate lisachristiansonphotography.com everyone’s cooperation. [email protected]
Questions On Process For Submitting Architectural or Design Review Plans? Please note the e-mail address for all design review requests and inquiries regarding the submittal process is at [email protected]. If you have any questions regarding the process for submitting a plan or would like to submit your plan via e-mail, please do so at this address.
Page 4 Founders Neighbors Founders Village CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING EASY AFFORDABLE EFFECTIVE Classified Advertising Rates per issue for 25 words, # of Homes ADVERTISE FOR LESS It’s EASY email your business services $.50 per additional word ad to [email protected] $15 for 25 words. Deadline is the Stonegate $35 4,600 20th of the preceding month. Stroh Ranch $25 2,400 THE BEST CLEANERS: Lowest prices in town. Honest people. Free estimate. References available (720) 364-8403. Pradera $25 550 OB PAINTING: $300 OFF Interior or Exterior Painting, 10% discount for cash payments and Military Vets. A+ BBB ALL OF Parker $75 7,550 Accredited Member and 31 years experience. Call today! Blackstone $25 1,306 303-908-9063. NOW OFFERING ROOFING AND GUTTER SERVICES. Tollgate Crossing $25 1,500 PETERSEN CUSTOM GLASS, LLC: Fast, friendly service specializing in custom shower enclosures, residential Tallyn’s Reach $25 1,314 window replacement, mirrors and glass tabletops. Family and veteran owned. 10% off materials with mention of this Saddle Rock North $25 663 ad. 720-810-1160. Saddle Rock East/South $25 1,566 REMODELING? HOME UPGRADES? Kitchen cabinets, vanities, home offices, and built-ins. Free professional design Murphy Creek $20 1,400 included with purchase. Check us out at: www.CosterusDesign.com, 720.765.1329 The Farm $10 1,500 or [email protected]. ALL OF Aurora $145 9,250 HAWK EYE PAINTING: Interior & Exterior, Deck & Fence Staining, Power Washing, Gutter Clean Outs, Drywall repair/ Willow Creek 1, 2, & 3 $35 1,629 texture, Handyman repairs, Free Estimates 720-822-5236. Foxridge $25 1,000 DO YOU WANT ACCURATE BOOKS, ON TIME FOR YOUR BUSINESS FOR A FLAT MONTHLY FEE? Then I am your gal! Hunters Hill $10 275 Phone: 303-915-2410 Email: [email protected] ALL OF Centennial $60 2,904
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Page 5 Founders Neighbors RECYCLING SCHEDULE Founders Village Recycling Calendar
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Holidays Observed Holidays Observed New Years Day Labor Day New Years Day Labor Day Memorial Day Thanksgiving Memorial Day Thanksgiving Independence Day Christmas Day Independence Day Christmas Day Community E-Mail Address Database: Don't Miss We would like your e-mail address. A request is being made The Founders Neighbors to all homeowners to please provide your e-mail address to the Association through our management company PCMS. Our goal will be to utilize this database to establish an E-News! additional communication line for various information. We would appreciate it if you would please send your contact e-mail address to [email protected] if you are not currently receiving the community E-news notices.
Page 6 Founders Neighbors March 2021 Phone: (720) 733-2778 │ Email: [email protected] The Ridgehouse at Founders Village Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 3 4 5 6 Zumba 5pm Stretch, Tone & Strength 12pm
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14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Zumba 5pm Stretch, Tone & Strength Happy St. 12pm Patrick's Day 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 Zumba 5pm Stretch, Tone & Strength 12pm
28 29 30 31 Ridgehouse Hours Zumba 5pm Monday, Wednesday, Friday: 1pm-7pm Tuesday, Thursday: 10am-4pm Saturday: 9am-5pm | Sunday: 12pm-4pm
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Page 7 Founders Neighbors Proudly Serving Colorado’s Front Range ROOFING REPAIRS & REPLACEMENT GUTTERS SIDING WINDOWS PAINTING Early Planning is Key ▲ ▲ ▲ FREE INSPECTIONS Whetherto a Successful you are starting Garden from March EAGLE EYE “Insurance Claim Specialists” scratch or you just want to make Garden Tips improvements, early spring is key RENOVATIONS Locally Owned and Operated ▪ Licensed and Insured to planning for a successful garden. Gardens serve one or more unique 720-333-1613 purposes for each gardener. Before you make that first trip to the www.EagleEyeRenovations.com nursery, where impulsive purchases are a given, determine what is the purpose of your garden, then plan around that purpose. Have questions ready for the associates at the nursery that focus on the purpose for your garden. It is important for gardeners to ask questions on plant preferences such as sunlight, soil, water needs, drainage, and plant size, to make sure the right plant is in the right place to give the best chances for the plant to survive and to reduce the strain on your pocketbook. Below are some purposes for gardens and some background to help you develop questions. Artistic Palette: Rendering a palette of colors and shapes in your backyard creates a symphony for the eyes. Flowers come in a variety of sizes, shapes, colors, and bloom times. Don’t forget about blooming bushes that might frame your flowers. See https:// extension.colostate.edu/topic-areas/yard-garden/wildflowers-in-colorado-7-233/. Pollinators: Pollinators co-evolved with plants and both depend on each other for survival. Humans also depend on pollinators for commercial crops. Different pollinators have different preferences in bloom shape and color. For example, hummingbirds prefer conical flowers, while bees prefer shallow flowers with a landing pad. Grouping similar flowers together gives pollinators a bigger target and some refuge. Successive bloom times ensure that pollinators always have a flower blooming in your garden. See https:// extension.colostate.edu/topic-areas/insects/creating-pollinator-habitat-5-616/. Native Plants: Many gardeners prefer native plants because they are already adapted to the climate and soil and are part of the larger ecosystem. For more information, see https://planttalk.colostate.edu/topics/trees-shrubs-vines/1710-native-plants/. Xeriscape Plants: The word “xeriscaping” was originally coined in Colorado to describe plants that conserve water. Xeriscape gardeners want to preserve water resources. Xeriscaping requires planning for sun exposure, soil, slope, and mulch, in addition to plant selection. Grouping plants by water needs—called hydro zoning—makes watering easier. See https://extension.colostate.edu/ topic-areas/yard-garden/xeriscaping-creative-landscaping-7-228/. Exploration and Reflection: Children love to explore and play in gardens. Plan diversity in your garden, including trees, bushes, flowers, and vegetables, to create a place to explore for the young and old. Plan for stepping-stones to create mystical pathways and coniferous trees to provide a refuge for birds during the winter and the summer. Add striking colors, trees and bushes with leaves that whisper in the wind, and flowers with scents that linger in the air to make your garden a place for reflection, relaxation, and provocative meditation. You determine the purpose of your own garden. Once you identify a purpose, plan your garden, develop questions about the right plant and the right place that fulfills your purpose. With a little planning, a little patience, and a little work, your garden can be a very special place. Winter Barley Soup Serves 4 1 med. onion, chopped 2/3 C pearl barley (or more-up to 1 C) 2 stalks celery chopped 1 t. Thyme 2 carrots, diced 1 t. Marjoram ¼ C butter ½ t. Rosemary 6 C chicken broth 1 med. potato peeled & diced 1 small ham hock 1 C heavy cream
1. In a large soup pot, sauté veggies in butter until softened. 4. Take ham hock out and remove meat. Add meat back to soup. 2. Add chicken broth, ham hock, and pearl barley. Bring to boil, reduce 5. Stir in heavy cream. heat to simmer. Cook 30 min, stirring occasionally. 6. Correct seasoning to taste with salt and pepper. 3. Add diced potato and simmer until potato is done. 7. Serve and enjoy.
Page 8 Founders Neighbors Welcome New Founders Village Neighbors:
Tatiana Paola Cabrera Gama Nicholas & Meghan Books Dale & Carroll Davies 4362 Andover Ave. 5865 E. Tabor Pl. 5918 Still Meadow Pl.
Stacey Sadler & Matthew Hahn Daniel & Catherine Larsen Marie Christine Oldenburg 5448 Aspen Ave. 250 N. Holcomb Cir. 5922 Still Meadow Pl.
Storm Wright Tyler & Linsey Sherman Liana Lynn Brooks 649 Blue Teal Drive 1161 Parsons Ave. 5934 Still Meadow Pl.
Kevin & Devynn White Edward Murphy & Kathryn Sheinfeld Michael Melito 53 Cherry St. 4903 Parsons Way 568 Whisper Wind Ln.
Peter & Heather Flaherty Jill & Keith Boyd 327 Cherry St. 149 S. Pembrook St.
Sarah Churchill & Nicholas Mota Aleta & Kenneth Wolf 5209 E. Dakota Ave. 5938 Still Meadow Pl.
Luck of the Irish One of the most frequently visited sites in Ireland is the Blarney Stone. Thousands of tourists a year visit Blarney Castle for a chance to get the “Gift of the Gab” by kissing the Blarney Stone. Although the exact origin of this custom is unknown, the history of the castle itself is well documented. Blarney Castle was built in 1446 with walls 18 feet thick in places. The stone itself is situated high up in the battlements of the castle, and is reached by following one of several long, stone spiral staircases up to the top. The stone is believed to be half of the Stone of Scone, which originally belonged to Scotland, and over which Scottish kings were crowned. Cormac Laidir MacCarthy obtained the stone in 1314 from Robert the Bruce, and eventually it was placed in Blarney Castle. Legend has it that an old woman cast a spell on the stone to reward a king who had saved her from drowning. The king kissed the stone and was given the ability to speak sweetly and convincingly, the “Gift of the Gab.” More likely though, the basis for the legend of the Blarney Stone comes from the dealings of Queen Elizabeth I with Ireland’s chiefs. Cormac Teige MacCarthy was a diplomatic negotiator, with an ability to delay the queen’s requests. Elizabeth proclaimed that MacCarthy was giving her “a lot of Blarney,” and thus the legend was born. Kissing the stone is supposed to bring the kisser the gift of persuasive eloquence. But it comes at a price—the stone is in a difficult to reach place. In order to reach the stone, the kisser must lie on his back and bend backward and downward, holding iron bars for support. But those willing to go to these lengths are truly able to say they have the “luck of the Irish.” Page 9 Founders Neighbors Teen Services Update: If you have previously registered your teenager for the Teen Services listing in the newsletter publication and your teen is no longer interested in having their name listed or has moved out of the community, please send an email to [email protected] and request that your teens name be removed from the list. The Association has received a few calls indicating that they have tried calling several of the teens listed and were told they are now at college or moved, etc. Founders List updated January 2021.
To add your name to Teen Services please contact [email protected]. Teen Services Give your name, street, telephone and the services you provide.
Baby Red Cross House Lawn & Snow Name Phone # Pet Sitting Sitting Certified Sitting Chores Removal Johanna Aldrich 720-471-9280 Aimee Alumbaugh 303-663-8421 Brooke Alumbaugh 303-663-8421 Jenny Berson 303-814-1535 Tara Browning 720-207-4959 Gabriel Clifton 720-427-2191 Lilly Dindo 303-400-8096 Petra Dobat 719-648-8635 Amber Dorr 720-733-8324 Rory Ellertson 720-460-0780 Kyle Ellertson 720-335-9559 Raya Ellis 970-531-8111 Liam Flanagan 310-991-7587 Maddy Glass 720-290-1792 Lindsay Harrison 303-656-6335 Kyle Hawkins 303-618-5308 Alex Heintzelman 303-814-2002 Casey Helget 303-483-5299 Luke Helget 303-483-5299 Kat Julseth 303-660-1281 Alyssa Lang 720-733-8691 Kaylee LeKander 303-886-7793 Sierra Martin 720-550-0408 Kayla McNeil 303-660-8204 Sage NeRoy 740-527-3870 Phoenix Nielsen- 720-232-5706 Daniel Rudolph 303-882-8473 Kenley Schwaner 303-903-4075 Dayja Shaw 970-624-7831 Shelby Tague 720-789-0954 Camden Truhler 720-525-2859 Jonathan Wade 303-660-5423 Christianna Wahl 303-306-8117 Breia Warsop 720-940-5357 Kloey Wells 918-841-8206 Cami Whetten 303-915-0713 Kiera Willford 303-518-6720 Lilly Whetten 720-765-3896 Olivia Whetten 303-915-0713 Weston Zelem 303-880-8140 Page 10 Founders Neighbors
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Drop-In Event Every Monday 10:00 AM – Noon SharingPage 11 Help And Research Experience Founders Neighbors Philip S. Miller Library, 100 S. Wilcox Street, Castle Rock, CO 80104 Join us on Monday mornings to share Genealogy research roadblocks and triumphs, pick up a few trick and tips, and hear some great family stories from your fellow genealogists.