Important Issues & Policies in TrailMark
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TRAILMARK NEWS
Knowledge Share Fair & Book Exchange CANCELLED
The event that was scheduled for May 22nd is has been CANCELLED due to lack of interest. Posted May 13, 2021 ~ NEXT EVENT ~ 2020 Car Parade photo by Twain Wilkins
TrailMark Graduation Car Parade
Saturday, May 15th 4:15-5:00 pm throughout TrailMark CALLING ALL TRAILMARK GRADUATES, High School, College or above! Join us for a Graduation Car Parade on Saturday, May 15th from 4:15-5:00 pm. Have your cars/trucks decorated and ready to go, for a social-distancing car parade through the neighborhood to show off your graduate to all the neighbors! Line up on South Holland facing Hogback Hill Park. If you plan to participate, please fill out this form. ...AND ALL TRAILMARK RESIDENTS! Come outside and support the 2021 graduates! The parade will start on South Holland right at 4:15pm and expect to last about 45 minutes. Please come out with your noise makers and smiles to cheer on the TrailMark graduates! Here is a map of the route to plan a good spot to view the parade! Route map for TrailMark Graduation Parade Route by Lonnie Somers on plotaroute.com TO VIEW MORE UPCOMING EVENTS, SCROLL TO THE BOTTOM OF THIS PAGE 
TRAILMARK GARAGE SALE
Friday, June 11th Saturday, June 12th 7:30 am-2:00 pm throughout TrailMark Please join Sunny Puckett and Kristi Bringle for this year's Garage Sale on June 11th & 12th, from 7:30 am-2:00 pm each day!
Email trailmarkgaragesale@kristibringle.com with your address no later than June 1st to be added to the map!! However, anyone can participate! Everyone that submits their address to us will be entered into a drawing to win a $50 Los Dos Portillos gift card! We only have 5 of them so act fast! COVID-19 GUIDELINES will be strictly followed for everyone at this event. (Masks are no longer required in outdoor spaces. Read Jeffco Public Health article here.)
May 8, 2021
Dear TrailMark Residents, I wanted to thank everyone who participated in the TrailMark Dumpster/Donation Day today. It was a HUGE success! Residents were able to donate unwanted items to Goodwill, or dispose of those Spring cleaning items into one of five dumpsters. Our HOA had planned for 2 dumpsters, but due to the amount of rubbish, we had to call in 3 more dumpsters. The HOA wants to send out a bunch of thank yous for your involvement today. Forgive me if I forgot your name, but today’s volunteers were: Residents:
HOA Board Members:
Our Covenant Compliance:
Our HOA Manager:
Also, a big special thank you goes out to Linda Fields for suggesting this event’s location. Thank you Linda because it was an ideal location and traffic was able to flow smoothly and safely. We sure appreciated you giving us such a good idea!! Our event also sparked four children entrepreneurs today. These 4 children set up a lemonade stand to cool all of the participants' thirsts. With their parents' permission, thank you to:
Again, thank you to all of you who peacefully donated or disposed of your unwanted items. This event was so successful, that our HOA Board will be talking about organizing another dumpster day coming again soon. Please attend our HOA Board Meeting this Thursday, May 13th on Zoom. Thank you, Ken Colaizzi, President TrailMark HOA Littleton, CO 80127 president@trailmarkhoa.org https://www.trailmark.org Photos by Linda Jagiello (click an image to enlarge)
May 6, 2021
Dear TrailMark Residents, Over the past month, our HOA Board has received numerous complaints about careless driving throughout TrailMark. Most of the complaints that have been reported are in regards to speeding, reckless driving, and running stop signs. We even had a report of a vehicle doing "burnouts" on TrailMark Parkway near TrailMark Park. As many of you know, traffic enforcement is not a responsibility of our HOA. However, the safety of our community and our citizens is very important and a high priority to this HOA Board. In the past week, I have had two conversations with the Commander of Traffic Enforcement for the Littleton Police Department regarding these traffic complaints here in TrailMark. The Commander assured me yesterday that immediate, and frequent traffic enforcement will take place in TrailMark. There was a Littleton Police officer running radar on TrailMark Parkway last night! On behalf of our entire HOA Board, I wanted to give every resident a kind reminder that Littleton Police will be in our neighborhood and watching our driving habits. For the safety of everyone, please obey the traffic laws, watch for pedestrians and bicyclists, and try to keep your speed under 30 mph. Our HOA Board wants to see no one get hurt or injured because of unsafe driving. Furthermore, I would like to give you all a friendly warning - because I don’t want to see any of you get a traffic ticket either. Please drive safely. If you witness any traffic violation please report it to Littleton Police at 303-794-1551.
Jefferson County Public Health releases updated Mask Order, aligns with the State on requirements
Jefferson County, Colo. – Governor Jared Polis extended the State mask order that allows for fewer restrictions on mask-wearing in certain circumstances. In an effort to keep regulations uniform across the Denver Metro Area, Jefferson County Public Health (JCPH) will update and renew its current mask order to align with the state’s order. JCPH’s amended order is effective May 5, 2021 and, until further notice, is set to expire or be updated on June 6, 2021. Key changes to the order include:
Individuals are encouraged to socialize in outdoor spaces when possible as outdoor gatherings are safer than indoor gatherings. Masks are not required in outdoor spaces. Read full article here. Posted May 5, 2021
Knowledge Share Fair
Date: May 22, 2021 Time: 9am-Noon Location: Hogback Hill Park Description: The event will be a time for adults to get together as neighbors and friends to share skills, talents and knowledge as well as swap books. A time to build community through getting to know our neighbors better through the sharing of our skills, talents and abilities. The social committee will work together with individuals, with information to share and books to swap, to create a space for sharing at the park. This event is intended for adult individuals sharing as a neighbor in the community and not as part of a business or as a vendor. What We Need: Volunteers with skills, talents and knowledge they believe is useful to the community. Please email the social committee by May 1, 2021 at social@trailmarkhoa.org to volunteer and tell us about your knowledge, talent or skill. Some examples of skills, talents and knowledge:
What to Bring: Volunteers sharing information should bring a table, chair and/or pop-up tent. If they don’t have those items, let us know and we will look to the community to donate them for the day. We also ask the individuals to bring their own supplies and information to support the knowledge, skill or talent they would be sharing. For the book swap, we ask individuals to bring their books to the park prior to 9:00 am the day of the event so they can be arranged on tables. Any un-swapped books will be donated. THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED. Home Improvements - PLEASE READ: The DRC (Design Review Committee) reviews exterior homeowner improvement, change and modification requests the 1st and 3rd week of every month. All applicable documents, brochures, paint chips, plot plans/yard diagrams, etc. must be received by the management company not later than 12:00 noon, the Friday prior to the DRC meeting. Send to designreview@trailmarkhoa.org. Posted May 1, 2021 
Bears are waking up and foraging. TrailMark - Be Vigilant!! Remember: Colorado is bear country! Please Do Your Part to Keep Bears Wild!! Be Bear Aware!! – Bear Facts for Homeowners:
If you see a bear or have evidence of a bear (such as bear scat), please notify Colorado Parks and Wildlife. They gather information for reports and advise the local officer if removal is necessary. Contact Colorado Parks and Wildlife at:
Colorado Parks and Wildlife 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 (303) 291-7227 Only People Can Prevent Problems with Bears. BE SAFE!! BE BEAR AWARE!!! Posted May 1, 2021 Red Flag Warnings and Wildfire Conditions
By Einar Jensen, Risk Reduction Specialist South Metro Fire Rescue  The Wadsworth Ridge fire behind TrailMark
October 2010—Photo by Linda Jagiello
As winter loosens its grip on our region, there will be more Red Flag Warnings in weather forecasts. Red Flag Warnings describe conditions that make wildfires worse but in themselves do not cause wildfires.
Fire, remember, needs three ingredients: oxygen, heat, and fuel. Before a solid fuel can burn, it must be dry and it must contain enough heat that its molecules break apart into the fuel’s gaseous form. When a heat source is applied to a solid fuel, the fuel absorbs heat. Initially that heat causes any remaining water content to evaporate as steam. In a process called pyrolysis, the dry fuel absorbs more heat that causes its molecules to vibrate rapidly enough to fragment into the fuel’s gaseous form. It’s this gaseous form that burns in a flame. There are three components of a Red Flag Warning: low humidity, hot air temperatures, and strong winds. Each of these components contributes to fire danger; together they can supercharge wildfires into raging infernos capable of destroying neighborhoods and injuring or killing people. Relative humidity is the amount of moisture in the air. When air moisture is higher than fuel moisture, solid fuels absorb moisture from the air. However, when humidity is lower than fuel moisture, the air absorbs moisture from solid fuels. Thus, weather conditions with low relative humidity steal moisture from solid fuels increasing the speed at which they absorb heat for pyrolysis. Air holds more moisture as its temperature increases because the air expands. Hotter air temperatures also preheat fuels, create tougher working conditions for firefighters, and can drive winds. Wind results from temperature-induced air movement in the atmosphere. Wind can replace saturated air with dry air around fuels and fan flames with more oxygen. Strong wind can push wildfires into unburned fuels, push fire downslope, and carry embers—airborne chunks of burning fuel—downwind to create new wildfires. South Metro Fire Rescue and other agencies often increase staffing or adjust the positioning of resources during Red Flag Warnings because of the potential for wildfires to grow and spread more rapidly than usual. However, it’s critical that residents and visitors also adjust their behavior when the National Weather Service issues a Red Flag Warning. Those are the wrong days for agricultural burns, campfires, fireworks, or careless actions with heat sources. Given the region’s current drought conditions and anticipated weather patterns, we expect several Red Flag Warnings this summer and autumn. For information on wildfire preparedness and other safety issues, visit www.southmetro.org or contact us at ReducingRisk@southmetro.org. Posted May 1, 2021 
From the DRC - Exterior Homeowner Improvements
The Design Review Committee (DRC) had a busy month as 30 homeowner improvement request forms were reviewed in April. If you are thinking about an exterior home project for this late Spring or Summer, below you will find a few helpful reminders and links to homeowner forms. Exterior Home Projects are such improvements as: Painting, Landscaping, Roofs, Solar, Radon Mitigation, Fences, Driveways, Walkways, etc. The DRC reviews requests the 1st & 3rd week of every month. Your request and accompanying documents, such as paint chips, must be received by the management company by 12:00 noon on the Friday prior to the DRC meeting, to ensure your request is complete and can be reviewed without delay. Per Article 4 of our Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions for TrailMark, prior approval is required for any (exterior) property improvement. The HOA process begins with submitting the Home Improvement Request Form to the Design Review Committee (DRC) prior to initiating any project. Find the appropriate forms on the TrailMark HOA website: https://www.trailmark.org/hoa-documents-amp-forms.html a. Download the Home Improvement Request form at: https://www.trailmark.org/uploads/3/9/0/8/39089355/hoa_home_improvement_request_form_201704.pdf b. If you live on open space, you must submit the Yard Access Form: https://www.trailmark.org/uploads/3/9/0/8/39089355/hoa_home_improvement_yard_access_form_201704.pdf c. Review the TrailMark Design Guidelines to determine what is required, before you submit a request: https://www.trailmark.org/uploads/3/9/0/8/39089355/trailmark_design_guidelines_2002.pdf d. Additional Design Guideline addendums for the following may be found at https://www.trailmark.org/hoa-documents-amp-forms.html
Community Resource Services of Colorado, LLC 7995 East Prentice Avenue, Suite 103E Greenwood Village, CO 80111 Office: (303) 381-4960 FAX: (303) 381-4961 designreview@trailmarkhoa.org If you have any questions, please send them to designreview@trailmarkhoa.org Posted May 1, 2021  Photo by Ryan Devin
2021 Summer Concert Series dates announced
JUNE 20th: FINALEYES (5:30-7:30 pm) JULY 25th: REBECCA FOLSOM BAND (5:30-7:30 pm) AUGUST 29th: Mini Festival - 3 bands, with headliner THUNDER AND RAIN (3:00-7:15 pm) Hogback Hill Park in TrailMark More details to come! COVID-19 GUIDELINES will be strictly followed for everyone at this event. (Masks are no longer required in outdoor spaces. Read Jeffco Public Health article here.) 
Oh, our Furry Residents that like to Bark and Jump
The HOA has again been made aware of inappropriate dog behavior - barking at all hours during the day and night and/or jumping against fences. Please be aware that the HOA has no authority to intervene in these issues. If a homeowner decides that a dog’s barking and/or fence jumping is excessive, one may address it with the dog owner, or report the incident to the Littleton Police Department by calling 303-794-1551, providing specific addresses, or at least, a general location. The Police Department will alert animal control for further action. In the meantime, dog owners, please be aware of your dog’s behavior and how it might impact others. While some barking is natural, excessive barking is not. Excessive barking and/or fence jumping can be irritating and often threatening to other homeowners. Please be a good neighbor and take action if warranted. Posted May 1, 2021  HOA President Ken Colaizzi
Retaining Wall Repair
A TrailMark homeowner who lives on South Everett Way was kind enough to alert the HOA of a potential hazard in regards to the retaining wall behind their home. This retaining wall was originally installed by Shea Homes and is located between the north side of TrailMark and the Botanic Gardens. The homeowner reported that many of the top pieces of the wall were coming loose on this 20 foot tall wall. According to the homeowner, the top stones have come loose due to age, and because some kids choose to walk along this high wall. Walking on top of this wall is dangerous and definitely not recommended. Mat Birkeness, our property Manager at CRS, and Ken Colaizzi our HOA President made a site visit to inspect the damage to the retaining wall on Tuesday, April 13th. Mat offered to set up a contractor to come out and glue the top stones back to the wall. Unfortunately, with contractors being in high demand this time of year, Mat was not able to get a firm date of when a reliable contractor could come do the repairs. Ken offered to come over and glue the top stones that were loose with construction grade adhesive. As Ken reported, “Wow - it’s high up on this wall.” It took Ken two days, but needless to say, our HOA President stepped up and completed the job for our neighbors and volunteered his time and materials to our TrailMark residents. Thank you, Ken Colaizzi, for helping the TrailMark residents with a FREE repair, and thank you to HOA Treasurer, Phil Kinney, for snapping photos of the endeavor. Congratulations on a job well done! Photos by Phil Kinney Posted May 1, 2021
TrailMark Kids Bike Ride with Mr. Donovan
Saturday, June 19th 9:00-10:00 am Meet at TrailMark Park at 9:00 am. Kids Bike ride begins at 9:00 am. TrailMark resident Mr. Rob Donovan is a professional bike rider and coach and has volunteered to supervise and conduct the first ever TRAILMARK KIDS BIKE RIDE. Mr. Donovan will lead all of the kids on a very “kid friendly” bike ride experience through the trails of TrailMark. A map has been provided for the 3-1/2 mile adventure. Parents are welcome to join their kids on this fun bike ride. We estimate the bike ride to last about one hour. The Kids Bike Ride will end at TrailMark Park at approximately 10:00 am. HOA President Ken Colaizzi and Rob Donovan are project managers for this event and are providing cold drinks at the end of the ride. There is no cost involved - so please come out and enjoy our beautiful neighborhood and get some exercise. Mr. Donovan has kindly asked us to publish a few rules for the Kids Bike Ride... 1. All riders must be on a pedal bike. 2. No scooters or electric scooters. 3. HELMETS ARE MANDATORY. 4. This is not a race - it’s a fun bike ride with Mr. Donovan. Please be considerate of other bike riders. 5. Please listen to all volunteers for your safety. 6. After enjoying your cold drink at the end of the ride, please throw all trash away in the park trash cans.
Family Photo Day Series
FRIDAY, JUNE 11th SATURDAY, JULY 17th FRIDAY, AUGUST 27th We have 3 amazing resident photographers offering 3 opportunities to get a free family portrait taken in our beautiful neighborhood. Sign up for ONE time slot between 6:00 and 8:00 pm and bring your family for one free family pose. THIS IS NOT A FULL SESSION. Please respect the photographers' time and generosity. Additional poses may be available for purchase IF TIME ALLOWS. If you like the result, consider hiring one of these lovely ladies to do a full session with your family! *Note: There are 4 family slots available per 30 minute time. Arrive early in your time slot and be first in line. When you arrive please adhere to social distancing guidelines and wait for your family to be called up by the photographer. Wait time, therefore, should be no more than about 25 minutes! Please only sign up if you can commit to being there! COVID-19 GUIDELINES will be strictly followed for everyone at this event. (Masks are no longer required in outdoor spaces. Read Jeffco Public Health article here.) TRAILMARK SOCIAL EVENTS 2021 |
Events Calendar
5/15 - TrailMark Graduation Car Parade 4:15-5:00 pm, Sign up 5/18 - TMMD Regular Meeting 6:30 pm via Zoom 5/20 - Food Truck Thursday 5:00-7:30 pm at TrailMark Park 6/1 - TrailMark Monthly News Update Sign up 6/2 - Garbage Pick-up Day Delayed from June 1st due to Memorial Day 6/5 - Food Truck Special Event: Crawfish Boil 5:00-7:30 pm at TrailMark Park 6/11 - TrailMark Garage Sale 7:30 am-2:00 pm, throughout TrailMark 6/11 - Family Photo Day #1 6:00-8:00 pm in TrailMark, Sign up 6/12 - TrailMark Garage Sale 7:30 am-2:00 pm, throughout TrailMark 6/17 - Food Truck Thursday 5:00-7:30 pm at TrailMark Park 6/19 - Kids Bike Ride 9:00-10:00 am at TrailMark Park 6/20 - Summer Concert Series - Finaleyes 5:30-7:30 pm at Hogback Hill Park 7/1 - HOA Quarterly Assessments Due Information 7/1 - Food Truck Thursday 5:00-7:300 pm at TrailMark Park 7/4 - 4th of July Bike Parade 7/6 - Regular Garbage Pick-up Day No delay due to Independence Day 7/8 - HOA Board Meeting 7:00 pm COVID-19 GUIDELINES will be strictly followed for everyone at this event. (Masks are no longer required in outdoor spaces. Read Jeffco Public Health article here.) All events are subject to change.No delays due to Independence Day (Scroll down to the bottom of this page for details on upcoming events.)
TrailMark at Chatfield HOA's Newsletter
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GENERAL INFORMATION
FOR EMERGENCY - Call 911
City of Littleton
Non-Emergency Website ("Click and Fix") Report non-emergency issues or concerns 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Submit issues such as potholes, icy or damaged sidewalk, graffiti, missing or damaged street signs, abandoned vehicle or other zoning issues. For street light outages, use Xcel Energy's Outdoor Lighting Outage Report
For missed pick-ups, call GFL Environmental at 303-744-9881.
IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS
Or, visit TrailMark's Who to Contact page.
EMERGENCY: Police / Fire / Medical
Call 911 County
Jefferson County: 303-279-6511 School District
Jeffco Public Schools: 303-982-6500 Star Canyon Patio Homes Association
Colorado Association Svcs: 303-232-9200 Star Canyon Patio Homes Manager
Jennifer Gill: 303-962-1601 Streets / Lighting / Traffic Signals
Littleton Public Works: 303-795-3863 |
UPCOMING EVENTS
CALLING ALL TRAILMARK GRADUATES, High School, College or above! Join us for a Graduation Car Parade on Saturday, May 15th from 4:15-5:00 pm. Have your cars/trucks decorated and ready to go, for a social-distancing car parade through the neighborhood to show off your graduate to all the neighbors! Line up on South Holland facing Hogback Hill Park. If you plan to participate, please fill out this form. ...AND ALL TRAILMARK RESIDENTS! Come outside and support the 2021 graduates! The parade will start on South Holland right at 4:15pm and expect to last about 45 minutes. Please come out with your noise makers and smiles to cheer on the TrailMark graduates! Here is a map of the route to plan a good spot to view the parade! TRAILMARK GARAGE SALE
Friday, June 11th
Saturday, June 12th 7:30 am-2:00 pm throughout TrailMark Please join Sunny Puckett and Kristi Bringle for this year's garage sale on June 11th & 12th, from 7:30am-2pm each day! Email trailmarkgaragesale@kristibringle.com with your address no later than June 1st to be added to the map!! However, anyone can participate! Everyone that submits their address to us will be entered into a drawing to win a $50 Los Dos Potrillos gift card! We only have 5 of them so act fast! COVID-19 GUIDELINES will be strictly followed for everyone at this event. (Masks are no longer required in outdoor spaces. Read Jeffco Public Health article here.) TRAILMARK KIDS RIDE
Saturday, June 19th
9:00-10:00 am TrailMark Park Meet at TrailMark Park at 9:00 am. Kids Bike ride begins at 9:00 am. Mr. Donovan will lead all of the kids on a very “kid friendly” bike ride experience through the trails of TrailMark. A map has been provided for the 3-1/2 mile adventure. Parents are welcome to join their kids on this fun bike ride. We estimate the bike ride to last about one hour. Mr. Donovan has kindly asked us to publish a few rules for the Kids Bike Ride... 1. All riders must be on a pedal bike. 2. No scooters or electric scooters. 3. HELMETS ARE MANDATORY. 4. This is not a race - it’s a fun bike ride with Mr. Donovan. Please be considerate of other bike riders. 5. Please listen to all volunteers for your safety. 6. After enjoying your cold drink at the end of the ride, please throw all trash away in the park trash cans.
COVID-19 GUIDELINES will be strictly followed for everyone at this event. (Masks are no longer required in outdoor spaces. Read Jeffco Public Health article here.) HOA ASSESSMENTS DUE
JULY 1st 
As a reminder, HOA Assessments are due July 1st. If you have any questions, please contact Mat Birkeness at Community Resource Services.
TrailMark HOA Board |
TMMD REGULAR MEETING
 Photo by Linda Jagiello
FOOD TRUCK THURSDAY
Thursday, May 20th 5:00-7:30 pm TrailMark Park FOOD TRUCKS: 🚐 Road Runner 🚐 OG Burgers 🚐 Sweet Combforts ORDER AT THE TRUCK. Please practice social distancing. • Stand 6 feet apart • Please, no large groups/crowds at the park • Respect those who live on that street • Food truck selections subject to change. • Due to weather, events may be canceled. Please check trailmark.org for cancellation information. COVID-19 GUIDELINES will be strictly followed for everyone at this event. (Masks are no longer required in outdoor spaces. Read Jeffco Public Health article here.) FAMILY PHOTO DAY SERIES
Friday, June 11th
Saturday, July 17th Friday, August 27th 6:00-8:00 pm Sign up for ONE time slot and bring your family for one free family pose. THIS IS NOT A FULL SESSION. Please respect the photographers' time and generosity. Additional poses may be available for purchase IF TIME ALLOWS. There are 4 family slots available per 30 minute time. Please adhere to social distancing guidelines and wait for your family to be called up by the photographer. Please only sign up if you can commit to being there! COVID-19 GUIDELINES will be strictly followed for everyone at this event. (Masks are no longer required in outdoor spaces. Read Jeffco Public Health article here.) 2021 SUMMER CONCERT SERIES
Photo by Ryan Devin
June 20th: FINALEYES (5:30-7:30 pm)
July 25th: REBECCA FOLSOM BAND (5:30-7:30 pm) August 29th: MINI FESTIVAL - 3 bands, with headliner THUNDER AND RAIN (3:00-7:15 pm) Hogback Hill Park in TrailMark More details to come! COVID-19 GUIDELINES will be strictly followed for everyone at this event. (Masks are no longer required in outdoor spaces. Read Jeffco Public Health article here.) |
TRAILMARK EVENTS AND COVID-19 RESTRICTIONS
TrailMark will continue to offer social events to contribute to our sense of community. As previously published, with the COVID-19 pandemic, these events will continue provided all participants do so in a safe, responsible manner. This means observing social distancing and wearing face coverings.
We understand that some may feel uncomfortable attending these events given the uptick in COVID cases. However, if you wish to participate you must agree to “play by the rules” – Participants must wear a face covering and observe 6-foot social distancing between family units.
• Children 10 years and younger are not required to wear masks because the evidence so far has shown that children in this age group are much less likely to spread COVID-19 than older children and adults. It is also less likely that children of this age will wear a mask correctly.
• Children ages 2 and under should NOT wear masks or cloth face coverings.
If you’re comfortable, come out and enjoy yourself – listen to some summer music and/or indulge in food truck offerings. If you are concerned with being in a crowd, or are uneasy about participating, please stay home.
Please be reminded that the TrailMark HOA assumes no responsibility for any illness caused by attending our events. If families, including children, do not observe social distancing and wear face coverings, you will be asked to leave. Failure to leave when asked, or if it is determined that attendees are not observing our simple rules, then for the safety of all TrailMark residents future events may be cancelled.
If you attend our events, PLEASE, enjoy yourself and do so responsibly. We all thank you.
TrailMark will continue to offer social events to contribute to our sense of community. As previously published, with the COVID-19 pandemic, these events will continue provided all participants do so in a safe, responsible manner. This means observing social distancing and wearing face coverings.
We understand that some may feel uncomfortable attending these events given the uptick in COVID cases. However, if you wish to participate you must agree to “play by the rules” – Participants must wear a face covering and observe 6-foot social distancing between family units.
• Children 10 years and younger are not required to wear masks because the evidence so far has shown that children in this age group are much less likely to spread COVID-19 than older children and adults. It is also less likely that children of this age will wear a mask correctly.
• Children ages 2 and under should NOT wear masks or cloth face coverings.
If you’re comfortable, come out and enjoy yourself – listen to some summer music and/or indulge in food truck offerings. If you are concerned with being in a crowd, or are uneasy about participating, please stay home.
Please be reminded that the TrailMark HOA assumes no responsibility for any illness caused by attending our events. If families, including children, do not observe social distancing and wear face coverings, you will be asked to leave. Failure to leave when asked, or if it is determined that attendees are not observing our simple rules, then for the safety of all TrailMark residents future events may be cancelled.
If you attend our events, PLEASE, enjoy yourself and do so responsibly. We all thank you.
