WHAT'S HAPPENING IN STERLING RANCH
LIFESTYLE EVENTS
COMMUNITY CLEAN UP EVENT
Residents of all ages are invited to help clean up the community to make sure it is beautiful for all of us to enjoy. Volunteers will be provided safety vests and trash bags to pick up trash and debris in different areas of the community. This is the perfect event for individuals needing volunteer hours for school or work!

Meet at the Sterling Center starting at 9:30am for complimentary breakfast and coffee before heading out on your pickup route.

All registered participants will be entered into a drawing for some awesome prizes!
VIRTUAL SUSHI-MAKING CLASS
Learn step by step how to roll sushi in the masterclass in the fundamentals of rolling sushi - live with Chef Taylor West while sipping on sake in the comfort of your own home.

Chef Taylor will teach 3 styles of sushi:
  • Temaki (hand roll)
  • Futomaki (6 pieces and Uramaki 8 pieces).
Sushi kits are available for one person or two!
INTRO TO MINT HEALTH CARE
APRIL 7, 5:30PM
LANDSCAPE CLASS
APRIL 12, 6:00PM
COMMUNITY SHRED-IT EVENT
APRIL 10, 10:00AM-1:00PM
CHECK OUT THE FULL COMMUNITY CALENDAR FOR A FULL LIST OF UPCOMING EVENTS & MEETINGS!
WHAT'S UP?
This column is designated to let homeowners know the latest happenings with the CAB and the Community, check it out!
  • Spring is here and Landscaping begins! The following is a list of Landscaping Items starting up in April:
  • Contracted mowing and other weekly services to begin in April
  • Deadhead perennials and roses
  • Take off tree wrap
  • Spring cleanup
  • Spray hard surface weeds and soft trails
  • Irrigation Activation
  • Streetlight Dimming: Work has been completed on Titan Road and System Software upgrade is taking place. Dimming of streetlights throughout community should be ready to implement by April 9th.
  • Construction Traffic Directional Signage: New Construction Traffic Directional Signs have been placed at the main entrance of Sterling Ranch and along Eagle River to help prevent construction traffic from using residential side streets.  No Construction Traffic signs have been placed at Piney and Elk, Piney and Eagle and Middle Fork and Basalt.
  • Community Meeting Presentation- for those of you who missed the Community Meeting presentation on Wednesday night, the presentation is available by clicking Community Meeting Presentation. If you have any questions, please let us know!
  • Quarterly CAB Fees - Have you paid your 2nd Quarter CAB Fees ( Storm Water, Trash, Streetlights and Driveway Maintenance ( Elements only))? If you did not receive your bill, then please let us know! Contact us at 720-661-9694.

UPCOMING MEETINGS
FITNESS CLASSES AT THE OVERLOOK CLUBHOUSE
Strength & Stretch Fitness Class is a combination of dance, yoga, pilates, and ballet barre all massed into one amazing full-body workout! Each week individuals will focus on bodyweight strength and ballet barre exercises infused with yoga stretching and pilate exercises to give you the ultimate muscle building and stretching combo! Workouts will focus on legs, chest, arms, glutes, and especially core to teach attendees the importance of stretching properly while strengthening muscles and joints to increase mobility and stability to live a long, happy, and healthy life. The perfect fitness balance!

6-week session: April 12-May 20
Classes offered Monday evenings, 7:00-7:45pm & Thursday evenings, 6:15-7:00pm

Class Pricing:
Drop-in: $15 per class
1 class/week: $85 per person
2 classes/week: $155 per person
**This class is offered by POYDS Dance Company. Group Fitness punch cards will not be accepted for this class**

Candlelight Yoga
Yoga with instructor, Heather Sajowitz will be temporarily postponed starting Wednesday, April 14. Please stay tuned!
MIDLIFE MINDFULNESS GROUP FOR SR WOMEN
Forming now! This small group will have mindful discussions of readings and topics such as being present, acceptance, living with intention, and basic Buddhist concepts. We'll meditate together too (no experience necessary)! Twice monthly meetings start the week of April 12th (day/time TBD). Meetings will be virtual or in-person when possible. 

Contact the group coordinator, Suzanne Digre, at sdigre44@yahoo.com to learn more!
DOG ETIQUETTE WHEN VISITING COLORADO STATE PARKS
Many of us love to bring our pets along for camping and hiking trips during the warmer months. Be sure you are following these Dog Etiquette guidelines provided by Colorado Parks and Wildlife!
  • Keep your pet on a maximum 6-foot leash. 
  • ​Pets are not allowed on swim beaches or water-ski beaches. 
  • Properly dispose of pet waste. 
  • Ensure that your pet's vaccinations and license are up to date and that your pet is wearing i.d. tags. ​​​
  • D​​o not leave pet food outside at night or when not at your site. 
  • Be mindful of park quiet hours.
  • Come prepared with food, water, and shelter.
  • Be aware of potential wildlife conflicts.
Sterling Ranch Community Authority Board
Resident Resource Center
8220 Piney River Avenue | 720-661-9694