| Here's your chance to sound off!
Do you have opinions about the Ranch House, tennis, swimming, golf or something else here at RVR? Going forward, how do you think things could be improved? The Long Range Planning Committee needs your ideas and wants your input.
Click here and give us a piece of your mind!
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Reservations Required The RVR booking site is the only way to reserve any activity at the Ranch House. The gym, yoga studio, lap pool, hot tub and great room are all available to book on this site. RVR members are required to reserve a spot at the Ranch House before they arrive at the facility. Walk-ins are not permitted at this time and the Front Desk is not able to book a spot for you.
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| Ranch House Closure
The Ranch House will be closed Monday, Feb. 8 through Wednesday, Feb. 10. During the closure, we will be cleaning HVAC ducts, draining and cleaning the lap pool, and replacing spa filters in the basement mechanical room.
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Sledding Party The Ranch House is hosting a sledding party on Saturday, Feb. 26 from 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Please look for more details on this event in the upcoming Newsletter.
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Looking for Young Artists If you know a talented young artist who is passionate about art and is of grade school or middle school age, please contact Jules at events@rvrcommunity.com for an opportunity to be a Ranch House featured artist during mid February and March! Please include in your email the child's name, age, picture of artist, and the number of art pieces they will submit for display (max 3 pieces).
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| Committee Meeting Notice
The RVRMA Long Range Planning Committee will meet on Tuesday, Feb. 9 at 1 p.m. via Zoom
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Holiday Light Removal Per the River Valley Ranch Master Association: Holiday Lighting Policy, "Lighting may be on until January 31st. Holiday yard ornaments/decorations, visible holiday lights, and house icicle lights must be off and removed by January 31st. Outdoor tree lights must be turned off after January 31st, but homeowners have until March 1st to remove tree lights."
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| Board Clarifies Language on Vehicle Parking at RVR
At its monthly meeting on Wednesday, the Board approved language clarifying what vehicles are and are not allowed at RVR. The Board unanimously adopted an Addendum to the existing Vehicle Parking, Storage, Operation and Repair portion of our Master Declaration. The Addendum provides definition to types of vehicles such as motor homes, recreational vehicles, industrial and commercial vehicles. Click here to view the Vehicle Parking and Storage language; and click here to view the Addendum, which provides clarity and definition to the types of permitted and non-permitted vehicles.
The Board’s action is an important step in its efforts to enforce provisions of our Master Declaration. Over the next few months, we will raise awareness about these vehicles in our weekly newsletter. If you have a vehicle that may be affected by the Vehicle Parking, Storage, Operation and Repair language, please contact General Manager Sterling Page to confirm whether the vehicle is or is not allowed at RVR. There will be a “grace period” between now and spring for owners of the non-permitted vehicles to make sure they’re able to comply with our governing documents. Beginning mid-April, homeowners whose vehicles are not in compliance will be given warnings, and starting May 1, they will be issued Notices of Violation and Fines.
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Qigong Workshop
Please save the date for an Animal Frolics Qigong Workshop with Cari Shurman.
Sunday, Feb. 7 from 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Meeting ID: 816 5728 9618
Passcode: 720695
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Click here to view the online fitness calendar.
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| COVID-19 Vaccines Available for 65+
Valley View Hospital is offering the COVID-19 vaccine to individuals who are 65 years and older. Click here to review important information to determine if you are eligible to receive the vaccine and how to schedule an appointment.
If you know someone who does not have online capabilities, they can call 970.384.7632.
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Free COVID TestingClick here to schedule a free COVID-19 test.
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| Notable links
Below are some notable links with information regarding the Coronavirus situation.
- Click here to read COVID Scripting and Frequently Asked Questions document.
- Click here to read changes to COVID-19 Quarantine Guidance from Colorado Department of Public Health
- Click here for COVID-19 updates from Colorado Department of Public Health.
- Click here for Colorado COVID-19 resources.
- Garfield County Public Health COVID-19 cases can be found here.
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42nd Annual Visual Art Show on display through February 5 at the Launchpad
carbondalearts.com
Ski for Sisu- Spring Gulch Skiathon on Saturday, Feb. 6 at 8 a.m.
springgulch.org
Parkinsons support group meeting at CMC Carbondale, meets every 3rd Monday of the month from 2 p.m. -4 p.m.
parkinsonrockies.org
Light the Night with Love featuring an interactive heART walk from DeRail Park to the Latinx Folk Art Garden in Carbondale on Saturday, Feb. 13 at 5:30 p.m. through Sunday, Feb. 14, at 8:30 p.m.
carbondalearts.com
Glenwood Springs Virtual Game Night: Trivia, Charades, and Drawing. Multiple dates available.
Click here to learn more.
Music on the mall at Snowmass Mall from 2:30 p.m. -4:30 p.m. every Thursday through April 15, 2021, featuring live music on the Tower Stage during après.
gosnowmass.com
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