Common Area Committee
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Common Area Committee (CAC) The Common Area Committee goals are as follows:
Contact common-area@trailmark.org for more information or to volunteer your time. |
A PowerPoint Presentation on some of the projects completed by the CAC
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Common Area Committee Articles & Surveys
CAC Project Approved
CAC's final project for the 2023 budget will be refurbishing the first planting area just to the north of the half-driveway across from the fire station. LCS will refresh this area so that it "works" with the themes presented on the medians. This will include: new weed barrier, cobble along the edge, refreshed mulch and a larger boulder or two to fill in vacated spaces.
Work will begin as it fits into LCS' schedule. CAC members did a "drive around" and identified areas in need of attention for the 2024 budget request. Members will be meeting with LCS to articulate these ideas so we can get proposals to submit to the HOA board.
Posted August 6, 2023
CAC's final project for the 2023 budget will be refurbishing the first planting area just to the north of the half-driveway across from the fire station. LCS will refresh this area so that it "works" with the themes presented on the medians. This will include: new weed barrier, cobble along the edge, refreshed mulch and a larger boulder or two to fill in vacated spaces.
Work will begin as it fits into LCS' schedule. CAC members did a "drive around" and identified areas in need of attention for the 2024 budget request. Members will be meeting with LCS to articulate these ideas so we can get proposals to submit to the HOA board.
Posted August 6, 2023
CAC Improvements
June 8, 2023
Dear TrailMark Residents,
Recently, our HOA Board approved several of the CAC (Common Area Committee) requested improvements to dress up TrailMark. Our CAC volunteers spent hours designing and planning these magnificent upgrades and noticeable changes.
LCS, our HOA landscape contractor, has been here the whole week carrying out these work orders. We’ve included some pictures to illustrate the laborious work involved in beautifying our community.
Projects include: 4 new trees, landscape around the HOA shed, xeriscape work near South Carr and TrailMark, trimming many of the trees and bushes to keep the sidewalks clear, and a gorgeous new design on the Northwest corner of South Flower and TrailMark.
The Board joins all of our residents in sending a BIG THANK YOU to all of the volunteers on the CAC Committee along with all the employees at LCS for adding the sparkle to the diamond of a neighborhood that each of us get to call HOME.
With gratitude,
Ken Colaizzi, President
TrailMark HOA
Littleton, CO 80127
president@trailmarkhoa.org
https://www.trailmark.org
June 8, 2023
Dear TrailMark Residents,
Recently, our HOA Board approved several of the CAC (Common Area Committee) requested improvements to dress up TrailMark. Our CAC volunteers spent hours designing and planning these magnificent upgrades and noticeable changes.
LCS, our HOA landscape contractor, has been here the whole week carrying out these work orders. We’ve included some pictures to illustrate the laborious work involved in beautifying our community.
Projects include: 4 new trees, landscape around the HOA shed, xeriscape work near South Carr and TrailMark, trimming many of the trees and bushes to keep the sidewalks clear, and a gorgeous new design on the Northwest corner of South Flower and TrailMark.
The Board joins all of our residents in sending a BIG THANK YOU to all of the volunteers on the CAC Committee along with all the employees at LCS for adding the sparkle to the diamond of a neighborhood that each of us get to call HOME.
With gratitude,
Ken Colaizzi, President
TrailMark HOA
Littleton, CO 80127
president@trailmarkhoa.org
https://www.trailmark.org
Image by Google Maps
CAC News
CAC happily announces several neighborhood projects!
Xeriscape enhancements will be made along TrailMark Parkway to refresh areas where shrubs have been removed over the past couple of years.
This also includes a redesign of the monument at the northwest corner of TrailMark Parkway at Flower, and a refreshing of the wing fencing at the northwest corner at Dover and TrailMark Parkway!
Special thanks to PENE YERIGAN who facilitated the recent purchases and re-plantings of monument corners throughout the neighborhood!!!!!!!
Posted May 18, 2023
CAC happily announces several neighborhood projects!
Xeriscape enhancements will be made along TrailMark Parkway to refresh areas where shrubs have been removed over the past couple of years.
This also includes a redesign of the monument at the northwest corner of TrailMark Parkway at Flower, and a refreshing of the wing fencing at the northwest corner at Dover and TrailMark Parkway!
Special thanks to PENE YERIGAN who facilitated the recent purchases and re-plantings of monument corners throughout the neighborhood!!!!!!!
Posted May 18, 2023
Photo by Phil Kinney
CAC to refresh the north bed
May 6th (and May 7th, if necessary) are the dates that the Common Area Committee will be refreshing the north bed by the TrailMark entrance, as well as various monument corners. Grab a shovel (NOT SNOW) and join the fun!
Watch for more information—To be posted soon!
May 6th (and May 7th, if necessary) are the dates that the Common Area Committee will be refreshing the north bed by the TrailMark entrance, as well as various monument corners. Grab a shovel (NOT SNOW) and join the fun!
Watch for more information—To be posted soon!
CAC decorates the entrance to TrailMark
A welcome sight at the entrance to TrailMark! Thank you Common Area Committee!
Posted November 19, 2022; Photos by Phil Kinney and Ken Colaizzi
CAC Projects for 2023
With the approved budget, CAC would like to share several of the projects that will be undertaken in 2023!
With the approved budget, CAC would like to share several of the projects that will be undertaken in 2023!
- Refresh the western wing fence area at Dover and TrailMark Parkway. The proposal will include removal of the rock and dead rose bushes and replacement with water lines (!), grasses and mulch.
- Cobble & boulders along the roadside, entrance to Dover. Where dead bushes and evergreens have been removed, river rock and boulders will be added (similar to the river rock in the medians)
- Refresh NW corner of Flower Way and TrailMark Parkway. This monument corner sits on a slope that doesn't maintain the corner's shape or any mulch. The bed will be redone and the corner will have some mulch but with a border of river rock to stabilize the area.
- Monument area redesign (approximately across from the fire station). Where there are existing tall grasses and boulders, some turf will be removed, and mulch will be added along with some river rock.
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1 & 2 - Dover and TrailMark Parkway
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3 - Flower Way and TrailMark Parkway
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4 - Monument across from fire station
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Posted November 18, 2022; Updated November 30, 2022; Images by Google Street View
CAC report
The CAC (Common Area Committee) has finished all the medians and refurbished the front entrance! The north bed at the entrance received a makeover and looks much nicer! LCS removed 8 dead trees on various HOA properties this summer.
CAC has several projects in mind for the coming year and we will have a more detailed report in the newsletter following budget allocations for 2023.
Thank You!
CAC
The CAC (Common Area Committee) has finished all the medians and refurbished the front entrance! The north bed at the entrance received a makeover and looks much nicer! LCS removed 8 dead trees on various HOA properties this summer.
CAC has several projects in mind for the coming year and we will have a more detailed report in the newsletter following budget allocations for 2023.
Thank You!
CAC
Photos by Linda Jagiello
Posted October 3, 2022
Posted October 3, 2022
Photo by Phil Kinney
CAC Update
Your CAC has NEARLY accomplished its goals for 2022 by doing the following:
After doing a walk about with LCS, we are waiting for several bids from LCS for the following:
We have also asked LCS to check the water flow in several areas (monument corners) so that the committee can refresh some monument plantings this fall or next spring.
* Some of the plants that we wanted to use were sold out by the time we requested them, so we will add a few more this fall or, next spring.
Posted August 1, 2022
Your CAC has NEARLY accomplished its goals for 2022 by doing the following:
- Refurbishing two medians on Independence
- Refurbishing the median at the entrance to TrailMark
- Replacement of (almost)* all plants and freshly mulched in the north bed at our entrance
After doing a walk about with LCS, we are waiting for several bids from LCS for the following:
- Re-mulching all HOA beds along TrailMark Parkway, including monument corners and along the east side of Independence
- Cost for dead tree removal and stump grinding along TrailMark Parkway and Independence
- Cost for intense pruning/thinning out/removal and refurbishing all along TrailMark Parkway, several of the monument corners and along the east side of Independence. This project would include some replacement of shrubs but also the addition of some of the stone work similar to what has been done with the medians.
- Cost for eliminating some existing turf and replacing with mulch around grasses and boulders near the entrance.
- Once we receive the bids we will prioritize the projects and make 2023 budget proposals accordingly. We are hoping to be able to address some of these items with this year.
We have also asked LCS to check the water flow in several areas (monument corners) so that the committee can refresh some monument plantings this fall or next spring.
* Some of the plants that we wanted to use were sold out by the time we requested them, so we will add a few more this fall or, next spring.
Posted August 1, 2022
Heartfelt thanks to the CAC
The members of the Common Area Committee refreshed the flowers and landscaping at the entrance to TrailMark on Saturday, May 7, 2022.
Thanks, CAC! We appreciate you!
The TrailMark Board and all the residents
The members of the Common Area Committee refreshed the flowers and landscaping at the entrance to TrailMark on Saturday, May 7, 2022.
Thanks, CAC! We appreciate you!
The TrailMark Board and all the residents
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Photos by Phil Kinney
Common Area Committee Doings
This year your CAC has several projects in the works. The first one you will notice is a replanting of the north bed at the entrance to TrailMark.
Committee members will reposition some of the existing plants first and then plant new perennials in the bed. The new plants that have been selected will require little moisture once they become established. We have our very own Pene Yerigan to thank for the beautiful design and planning of this bed.
In June, LCS will complete the median renovations by updating medians on Independence and the west portion of the entrance median.
CAC will also work to have tree stumps removed and dead trees replaced on medians.
Long term goals include replacing the turf on medians with rock and earmarking shrubs/trees that need replacement within TrailMark property, these will be projects that are executed in phases.
OUR CAC HARD AT WORK
This year your CAC has several projects in the works. The first one you will notice is a replanting of the north bed at the entrance to TrailMark.
Committee members will reposition some of the existing plants first and then plant new perennials in the bed. The new plants that have been selected will require little moisture once they become established. We have our very own Pene Yerigan to thank for the beautiful design and planning of this bed.
In June, LCS will complete the median renovations by updating medians on Independence and the west portion of the entrance median.
CAC will also work to have tree stumps removed and dead trees replaced on medians.
Long term goals include replacing the turf on medians with rock and earmarking shrubs/trees that need replacement within TrailMark property, these will be projects that are executed in phases.
OUR CAC HARD AT WORK
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Posted April 25, 2022 Photos by Phil Kinney |
CAC Committee takes down Holiday Decorations
On Sunday, January 9th, the Common Area Committee (CAC) met at the front entrance at 10 a.m. to remove all of our holiday decorations. Approximately seven volunteers came out in the chilly January weather and removed the wreaths, holly and bows.
All of the decorations are stored away until the next holiday season. Our HOA Board wishes to thank all of the volunteers on the CAC who decorated and took down the decorations this holiday season. It was beautiful as always!
The Common Area Committee always strives to make our front entrance look festive and welcoming. All of TrailMark is grateful for your endeavors.
Thank you,
The TrailMark HOA Board of Directors
On Sunday, January 9th, the Common Area Committee (CAC) met at the front entrance at 10 a.m. to remove all of our holiday decorations. Approximately seven volunteers came out in the chilly January weather and removed the wreaths, holly and bows.
All of the decorations are stored away until the next holiday season. Our HOA Board wishes to thank all of the volunteers on the CAC who decorated and took down the decorations this holiday season. It was beautiful as always!
The Common Area Committee always strives to make our front entrance look festive and welcoming. All of TrailMark is grateful for your endeavors.
Thank you,
The TrailMark HOA Board of Directors
Photo by Robert Cannady
Thanks to the Firefighters of Station 19
A special THANK YOU to the South Metro firefighters at Station 19 for allowing us to use their lobby while we decorated the TrailMark entrance, which gave us a place for refreshments and also access to a bathroom. We are truly grateful for the assistance of Lieutenant Eric and all of the firefighters who were on duty that day.
Posted November 25, 2021
A special THANK YOU to the South Metro firefighters at Station 19 for allowing us to use their lobby while we decorated the TrailMark entrance, which gave us a place for refreshments and also access to a bathroom. We are truly grateful for the assistance of Lieutenant Eric and all of the firefighters who were on duty that day.
Posted November 25, 2021
Photos from the Front Entrance Decorating event
Sunday, November 21
A big THANK YOU to all who came out to help! It looks great!!! Photos by Phil Kinney
Sunday, November 21
A big THANK YOU to all who came out to help! It looks great!!! Photos by Phil Kinney
The CAC needs Volunteers to help keep our Community Beautiful
You don't have to be a horticulturalist, but rather, just someone who loves plants and growing beautiful things.
TrailMark's Common Area Committee puts that finishing touch on our Community plant life, and has a great time putting those green thumbs on our flowerbeds and greenery.
Come join us... Bring your love of plants!
Just send an email to the Common Area Committee - commonarea@trailmarkhoa.org, and say that you would like to help!
You don't have to be a horticulturalist, but rather, just someone who loves plants and growing beautiful things.
TrailMark's Common Area Committee puts that finishing touch on our Community plant life, and has a great time putting those green thumbs on our flowerbeds and greenery.
Come join us... Bring your love of plants!
Just send an email to the Common Area Committee - commonarea@trailmarkhoa.org, and say that you would like to help!
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Pene and Mary marking trees and shrubs for trimming or removal. Photos by Phil Kinney. Posted July 10, 2021 |
Common Area Committee Takes Down Decorations
Thanks to everyone who helped! The decorations this year were extra perfect, and the comments that were received from residents say so, too!
Thanks to everyone who helped! The decorations this year were extra perfect, and the comments that were received from residents say so, too!
Posted January 16, 2021
Photo by Andy Marquez
TrailMark's CAC Elves decorate the Front Entrance
The TrailMark HOA Board would like to thank all of the Common Area Committee members and volunteers who worked tirelessly on Saturday, November 21st to decorate the front entrance of TrailMark for the holidays. The Common Area Committee decorated the entrance with holiday wreaths and garland to get the neighborhood excited for the holiday season.
Again, thank you to all who donated your time and efforts to make the front entrance of TrailMark look so festive. HO HO HO!!!
Posted November 22, 2020
The TrailMark HOA Board would like to thank all of the Common Area Committee members and volunteers who worked tirelessly on Saturday, November 21st to decorate the front entrance of TrailMark for the holidays. The Common Area Committee decorated the entrance with holiday wreaths and garland to get the neighborhood excited for the holiday season.
Again, thank you to all who donated your time and efforts to make the front entrance of TrailMark look so festive. HO HO HO!!!
Posted November 22, 2020
TrailMark Common Area Committee (CAC) looking for a couple of additional members for 2021
MISSION
The mission of the TrailMark Common Area Committee is to promote community enjoyment of the landscaped and natural surroundings of TrailMark with a strong dedication to preserving and protecting the natural environment of the arid, high plains ecosystem.
VISION
If you are interested in joining the CAC, please contact Mary Kreeger at secretary@trailmarkhoa.org.
MISSION
The mission of the TrailMark Common Area Committee is to promote community enjoyment of the landscaped and natural surroundings of TrailMark with a strong dedication to preserving and protecting the natural environment of the arid, high plains ecosystem.
VISION
- Nature Preservation
Strive to preserve the natural beauty and protect the delicate ecosystems of the common areas of TrailMark, including involvement with the pond systems, wetlands, wildlife and natural prairies - TrailMark HOA Common Area Management
Manage planning, improving and maintenance of the HOA Common Area. Coordinate the annual Holiday Lights and install/place wreaths, garlands and decor on the entrance monuments. - Community Involvement
Promote community involvement through volunteer enhancement and beautification projects and resident monitoring of open space and other undeveloped areas of TrailMark. Keep residents informed by submitting articles to the newsletter and posting information on the TrailMark website. - Work with Linking Entities
Work closely with South Suburban Parks & Recreation, TrailMark Metropolitan District, and the City of Littleton in the planning, improving and maintenance of the open spaces of TrailMark. This would include oversight of work conducted by subcontractors and reporting to the HOA Board of any work not performed to the standards set in their contracts. - Promote regional awareness and cooperation by being a liaison with our neighbors:
Jefferson County Open Space, Denver Botanic Gardens at Chatfield, Chatfield State Park and Army Corp of Engineers.
If you are interested in joining the CAC, please contact Mary Kreeger at secretary@trailmarkhoa.org.
Posted November 1, 2020
Who’s on 1st? What's on 2nd?
Are you a little confused who is responsible for the different areas and items in TrailMark? It is confusing when there are so many different entities responsible for different areas. We hope that the following will help:
City of Littleton:
· All streets except private streets in Star Canyon.
· Police, street sweeping, snow plowing.
· Manages street signs.
Jefferson County:
· Hildebrand Open Space that surrounds most of TrailMark and its trail system(s).
South Suburban Parks and Recreation:
· All trails inside TrailMark except inside Star Canyon.
· All open space within the TrailMark community.
· Athletic field and park area.
· South side of TrailMark Parkway from entrance to South Flower Way.
TrailMark Metro District:
· All reservoirs and ponds.
· Painting on all split rail fencing* along trails and open space.
*(splitting the maintenance cost 50% with TM HOA)
· Maintaining the land along the holding ponds.
TrailMark HOA:
· All privacy fencing and landscaping along TrailMark Parkway and South Independence Street.
· Repairs all split rail fencing* along trails and open space.
*(splitting the maintenance cost 50% with TMMD)
· Trash collection for the community.
· Common Area landscaping.
· Social Committee events.
Shea Homes:
· Building site to the north of the entrance.
South Metro:
· Fire station near the entrance/exit to the community.
Homeowner:
· All property within their property lines (corner lots own property between fence and sidewalk).
· ANY changes to the exterior of the home or property must receive PRIOR APPROVAL from the DRC.
TrailMark CAC (Common Area Committee)
Posted November 1, 2020
Are you a little confused who is responsible for the different areas and items in TrailMark? It is confusing when there are so many different entities responsible for different areas. We hope that the following will help:
City of Littleton:
· All streets except private streets in Star Canyon.
· Police, street sweeping, snow plowing.
· Manages street signs.
Jefferson County:
· Hildebrand Open Space that surrounds most of TrailMark and its trail system(s).
South Suburban Parks and Recreation:
· All trails inside TrailMark except inside Star Canyon.
· All open space within the TrailMark community.
· Athletic field and park area.
· South side of TrailMark Parkway from entrance to South Flower Way.
TrailMark Metro District:
· All reservoirs and ponds.
· Painting on all split rail fencing* along trails and open space.
*(splitting the maintenance cost 50% with TM HOA)
· Maintaining the land along the holding ponds.
TrailMark HOA:
· All privacy fencing and landscaping along TrailMark Parkway and South Independence Street.
· Repairs all split rail fencing* along trails and open space.
*(splitting the maintenance cost 50% with TMMD)
· Trash collection for the community.
· Common Area landscaping.
· Social Committee events.
Shea Homes:
· Building site to the north of the entrance.
South Metro:
· Fire station near the entrance/exit to the community.
Homeowner:
· All property within their property lines (corner lots own property between fence and sidewalk).
· ANY changes to the exterior of the home or property must receive PRIOR APPROVAL from the DRC.
TrailMark CAC (Common Area Committee)
Posted November 1, 2020
TrailMark Median Projects
You may have noticed work being done on several medians on TrailMark Parkway. The HOA Board has approved plans for refreshing all of the medians in the neighborhood with fresh mulch, rock and some xeriscape planting. The proposal has been in the works for quite awhile and we were able to contract with LCS to make median improvements. This will be about a 2 year project, and some of the planting on the medians being currently refreshed will be postponed until fall. The Common Area Committee (CAC) created a priority list for this project and medians will be worked on in an order which moves from front to back alternately.
Huge thanks go to CAC members for undertaking this project: Rick Handley, Randy Pabst, Wayne Lupton, Laurel Knaub, Sandy Farish, Pene Miller and Lisa Hern
Mary Kreeger
CAC
Posted September 5, 2020
You may have noticed work being done on several medians on TrailMark Parkway. The HOA Board has approved plans for refreshing all of the medians in the neighborhood with fresh mulch, rock and some xeriscape planting. The proposal has been in the works for quite awhile and we were able to contract with LCS to make median improvements. This will be about a 2 year project, and some of the planting on the medians being currently refreshed will be postponed until fall. The Common Area Committee (CAC) created a priority list for this project and medians will be worked on in an order which moves from front to back alternately.
Huge thanks go to CAC members for undertaking this project: Rick Handley, Randy Pabst, Wayne Lupton, Laurel Knaub, Sandy Farish, Pene Miller and Lisa Hern
Mary Kreeger
CAC
Posted September 5, 2020
Photos by Andy Marquez
All in a Day’s Work
A special Thank You to the CAC members who volunteered their time and energy to replant on the north side of the entrance on Saturday, June 27th.
Those getting down and dirty were: Randy and Patty Pabst, Wayne Lupton, Sandy Farish and Laurel Knaub. You are appreciated!
Posted July 1, 2020
A special Thank You to the CAC members who volunteered their time and energy to replant on the north side of the entrance on Saturday, June 27th.
Those getting down and dirty were: Randy and Patty Pabst, Wayne Lupton, Sandy Farish and Laurel Knaub. You are appreciated!
Posted July 1, 2020
CAC Member Opportunity
Wanted: TrailMark resident with landscaping/gardening experience to join the Common Area Committee. Please contact Mary Kreeger at secretary@trailmarkhoa.org
Posted May 1, 2020
Wanted: TrailMark resident with landscaping/gardening experience to join the Common Area Committee. Please contact Mary Kreeger at secretary@trailmarkhoa.org
Posted May 1, 2020
Common Area Committee Update (CAC)
The Christmas Garland and wreaths at the entrance to TrailMark were taken down by our committee on Saturday afternoon, January 18. The commercial lighting company will be taking down the lights on the trees very soon.
We have not commenced with any median work, as we wait for Spring weather.
Just a reminder that Black Bear Trail in the Jeffco Hildebrand Ranch will be closed as of February 1.
February 1, 2020
The Christmas Garland and wreaths at the entrance to TrailMark were taken down by our committee on Saturday afternoon, January 18. The commercial lighting company will be taking down the lights on the trees very soon.
We have not commenced with any median work, as we wait for Spring weather.
Just a reminder that Black Bear Trail in the Jeffco Hildebrand Ranch will be closed as of February 1.
February 1, 2020
Photo by Rick Handley
CAC Update
We are sprucing up the neighborhood! Just completed repairing, repainting and sealing the TrailMark Sign at our entrance. Slow down as you enter TrailMark and check out how good it looks now.
We also just planted four trees to replace those that have died over the past few years. We will begin phase one of work on the first median past the fire station this week. We are adding hardscape (boulders and cobble), as well as mulch. It will be followed in the spring with selected plantings that do not require as much water and will add colorful visual appeal.
We have added fresh mulch to the beds adjacent to the new privacy fence, and will follow-up with mulch in other areas not yet addressed. Enjoy the beautiful fall in TrailMark. We are lucky indeed.
Posted October 1, 2019
We are sprucing up the neighborhood! Just completed repairing, repainting and sealing the TrailMark Sign at our entrance. Slow down as you enter TrailMark and check out how good it looks now.
We also just planted four trees to replace those that have died over the past few years. We will begin phase one of work on the first median past the fire station this week. We are adding hardscape (boulders and cobble), as well as mulch. It will be followed in the spring with selected plantings that do not require as much water and will add colorful visual appeal.
We have added fresh mulch to the beds adjacent to the new privacy fence, and will follow-up with mulch in other areas not yet addressed. Enjoy the beautiful fall in TrailMark. We are lucky indeed.
Posted October 1, 2019
Chatfield Reservoir - Photo by Rick Handley
Common Area Committee Update
We stopped planting during the hottest part of our beautiful but hot summer. This fall we will be refreshing the mulch along TrailMark Pkwy and Independence, where the new privacy fence went in.
We will also be planting four trees to replace those that have died over the past few years. These will be in the medians. The second median closest to the fire station will be getting planted in September so we can have a month or so of irrigation before fall sets in.
The trails seem to be in very good shape except for some clover and weeds growing on the trails less traveled. South Suburban is aware of this and will actively kill the weeds in the trails.
I have enquired at Jeffco regarding the two-track road that many of us had used to access Black Bear Trail up the hogback. They have closed it down to us and want to replant grass over the two track from the SW corner of TrailMark property up to the entrance to Black Bear Trail. Our request is that they make this a “TrailMark Connector Trail” that would also split the Two Brands Trail in Hildebrand Ranch effectively into two potentially shorter loops. We have yet to hear back from Jeffco. When we do, I will share the information at the next HOA Meeting and in the next newsletter. Any comments you wish to make, please post them on the HOA Facebook page.
FYI: Chatfield State Park is looking better all the time. For those interested in a good bicycle ride, you can access Chatfield on the zig-zag trail across Wadsworth, then proceed south, over bridge to the marina, then past the marina, again to the south-east and you come upon the new dam entry trail. You can then proceed across the dam, down the trail to the swim beach and back to the bottom of the Zig-Zag trail back to TrailMark. It is about 14 miles around the loop. Enjoy!
Posted September 1, 2019
We stopped planting during the hottest part of our beautiful but hot summer. This fall we will be refreshing the mulch along TrailMark Pkwy and Independence, where the new privacy fence went in.
We will also be planting four trees to replace those that have died over the past few years. These will be in the medians. The second median closest to the fire station will be getting planted in September so we can have a month or so of irrigation before fall sets in.
The trails seem to be in very good shape except for some clover and weeds growing on the trails less traveled. South Suburban is aware of this and will actively kill the weeds in the trails.
I have enquired at Jeffco regarding the two-track road that many of us had used to access Black Bear Trail up the hogback. They have closed it down to us and want to replant grass over the two track from the SW corner of TrailMark property up to the entrance to Black Bear Trail. Our request is that they make this a “TrailMark Connector Trail” that would also split the Two Brands Trail in Hildebrand Ranch effectively into two potentially shorter loops. We have yet to hear back from Jeffco. When we do, I will share the information at the next HOA Meeting and in the next newsletter. Any comments you wish to make, please post them on the HOA Facebook page.
FYI: Chatfield State Park is looking better all the time. For those interested in a good bicycle ride, you can access Chatfield on the zig-zag trail across Wadsworth, then proceed south, over bridge to the marina, then past the marina, again to the south-east and you come upon the new dam entry trail. You can then proceed across the dam, down the trail to the swim beach and back to the bottom of the Zig-Zag trail back to TrailMark. It is about 14 miles around the loop. Enjoy!
Posted September 1, 2019
Common Area Committee Notes
If you were out on the last rainy Saturday morning you would have noticed the five members, and one spouse, of the CAC planting new plants at the monuments. We want to make the monument corners more attractive and add some water friendly plants that grow well in our hot Colorado Summers. We would like to add bark/mulch to some of the unimproved medians at some point.
A little rain really helps and things are looking good around the neighborhood. If you see any areas of concern, please let us know: commonarea@trailmarkhoa.org
You may not have noticed but South Suburban added a few trees to the northeast side of TrailMark Parkway, just west of Hogback Hill Park. It is great having a caring partner for our landscaping and trail maintenance in TrailMark.
Posted July 1, 2019
If you were out on the last rainy Saturday morning you would have noticed the five members, and one spouse, of the CAC planting new plants at the monuments. We want to make the monument corners more attractive and add some water friendly plants that grow well in our hot Colorado Summers. We would like to add bark/mulch to some of the unimproved medians at some point.
A little rain really helps and things are looking good around the neighborhood. If you see any areas of concern, please let us know: commonarea@trailmarkhoa.org
You may not have noticed but South Suburban added a few trees to the northeast side of TrailMark Parkway, just west of Hogback Hill Park. It is great having a caring partner for our landscaping and trail maintenance in TrailMark.
Posted July 1, 2019
Notes from the Common Area Committee
Have you noticed the purple blossoms on the north at our TrailMark entrance? I am sure that you will continue to enjoy this area as the plants grow out this spring. We will begin work soon on the next median (the one west of the fire station) along TrailMark Parkway.
Have you taken the opportunity to hike the Black Bear Trail, which goes up the hogback and connects to Deer Creek Trails? It is closed for hiking during raptor breeding season, which is now until August. However, if you go to the Southwest corner of TrailMark, notice the two-track road going up to the beginning of Black Bear Trail as it intersects Two Brands Trail. Many people have commented on enjoying this median connector trail to Two Brands. There are plans by Jeffco to restore the natural environment and get rid of this trail if you read the sign that was posted. IF you enjoy this connector, please contact Jason Crum at Jeffco Open Space. His email address is: jcrum@co.jefferson.co.us. We would like to see this become a permanent trail with a name, and a sign and eventually shown on the maps of Hildebrand Ranch along with the distances.
Posted May 1, 2019
Have you noticed the purple blossoms on the north at our TrailMark entrance? I am sure that you will continue to enjoy this area as the plants grow out this spring. We will begin work soon on the next median (the one west of the fire station) along TrailMark Parkway.
Have you taken the opportunity to hike the Black Bear Trail, which goes up the hogback and connects to Deer Creek Trails? It is closed for hiking during raptor breeding season, which is now until August. However, if you go to the Southwest corner of TrailMark, notice the two-track road going up to the beginning of Black Bear Trail as it intersects Two Brands Trail. Many people have commented on enjoying this median connector trail to Two Brands. There are plans by Jeffco to restore the natural environment and get rid of this trail if you read the sign that was posted. IF you enjoy this connector, please contact Jason Crum at Jeffco Open Space. His email address is: jcrum@co.jefferson.co.us. We would like to see this become a permanent trail with a name, and a sign and eventually shown on the maps of Hildebrand Ranch along with the distances.
Posted May 1, 2019
Common Area Committee Update
We hope you enjoyed the Christmas decorations at the entrance to TrailMark. We contract to get the tree lights installed since they became too tall for us to decorate ourselves. Our committee still does put up the garland and the wreaths every year. Our landscaping projects will commence this spring, so until then enjoy the snow and the moisture it brings to all our trees and plants.
Photo by Frank Melara, 2014; Posted February 1, 2019
We hope you enjoyed the Christmas decorations at the entrance to TrailMark. We contract to get the tree lights installed since they became too tall for us to decorate ourselves. Our committee still does put up the garland and the wreaths every year. Our landscaping projects will commence this spring, so until then enjoy the snow and the moisture it brings to all our trees and plants.
Photo by Frank Melara, 2014; Posted February 1, 2019
Common Area Committee Report
The landscape project at the north side of the entrance to TrailMark and the first median have been completed. It will look even better in years to come once the plants have matured and covered the areas intended.
The HOA has budgeted enough funds to complete all the medians next spring, so you can expect everything to look a bit more attractive as you drive down TrailMark Parkway and Independence.
South Suburban is doing a great job keeping up the trails, even after a downpour of rain. You can help by carrying a plastic bag and picking up anything that does not belong in our beautiful natural environment.
Posted October 1, 2018
The landscape project at the north side of the entrance to TrailMark and the first median have been completed. It will look even better in years to come once the plants have matured and covered the areas intended.
The HOA has budgeted enough funds to complete all the medians next spring, so you can expect everything to look a bit more attractive as you drive down TrailMark Parkway and Independence.
South Suburban is doing a great job keeping up the trails, even after a downpour of rain. You can help by carrying a plastic bag and picking up anything that does not belong in our beautiful natural environment.
Posted October 1, 2018
Notes from the Common Area Committee
Believe it or not, there is a landscaping plan for TrailMark. We also have budget constraints that do not allow us to do everything right now. We are starting at the entrance to TrailMark on the Parkway. The areas to the north are about to be improved dramatically, followed by the completion of the first median closest to the entrance. We have 13 medians in TrailMark. Next spring with a new budget year we plan to enhance the medians with plantings and fresh mulch.
On the corners by the monuments we will be adding additional mulch and covering up the irrigation hoses that have been exposed. We appreciate your patience as we continue to work within our budget.
The parking strip on the north side of TrailMark Parkway is planted as the original landscape architect intended. You will notice tall (Carl Forester and Maiden) grasses between the sections of irrigated and non-irrigated grasses. The non -irrigated native grasses do grow tall and look very natural between the three mowings a year. This is an intended appearance, and part of what makes the TrailMark community more of a natural open space. No it is not all bluegrass and it is not as manicured as Highlands Ranch by design.
You may have noticed the overgrowth of alfalfa by the Hogback Hill sign that got a bit out of control. It is a reminder that this used to be a ranch. Aside from acquiring a small herd of pygmy goats to eat the alfalfa, we are making plans to address the alfalfa and the mowing so the sidewalk will remain friendly to pedestrians.
Posted September 1, 2018
Believe it or not, there is a landscaping plan for TrailMark. We also have budget constraints that do not allow us to do everything right now. We are starting at the entrance to TrailMark on the Parkway. The areas to the north are about to be improved dramatically, followed by the completion of the first median closest to the entrance. We have 13 medians in TrailMark. Next spring with a new budget year we plan to enhance the medians with plantings and fresh mulch.
On the corners by the monuments we will be adding additional mulch and covering up the irrigation hoses that have been exposed. We appreciate your patience as we continue to work within our budget.
The parking strip on the north side of TrailMark Parkway is planted as the original landscape architect intended. You will notice tall (Carl Forester and Maiden) grasses between the sections of irrigated and non-irrigated grasses. The non -irrigated native grasses do grow tall and look very natural between the three mowings a year. This is an intended appearance, and part of what makes the TrailMark community more of a natural open space. No it is not all bluegrass and it is not as manicured as Highlands Ranch by design.
You may have noticed the overgrowth of alfalfa by the Hogback Hill sign that got a bit out of control. It is a reminder that this used to be a ranch. Aside from acquiring a small herd of pygmy goats to eat the alfalfa, we are making plans to address the alfalfa and the mowing so the sidewalk will remain friendly to pedestrians.
Posted September 1, 2018
Common Area Committee Report
June and July are the big growth months for the lawns and the weeds. It is a challenge keeping up with the mowing of the native grasses, which are only mowed about 3 times a year, and keeping the weeds under control. South Suburban mows the native, and Mountain High Lawn and Landscape mows the rest, including the bluegrass. You may have noticed along TrailMark Parkway on the north side, every other section that is left natural is also not irrigated. We have planted tall grasses in between the sections so they are more delineated.
Just had an annual meeting with South Suburban Parks and Rec District. George the arborist says that the emerald ash borer is still a ways north of us, but the lilac ash borer could be infesting and killing your ash trees in TrailMark. They can be treated by an arborist, so check out any you may have on your property. The Japanese beetles are infesting some linden, crabapple and some elm trees. Check the leaves of your trees and if they are eaten leaving only the stem, you may have a problem. Pinewood nemotodes, a microscopic worm has been infesting some Scotch and Austrian Pines in the Lone Tree area. None have been discovered yet in our area, but let us know if a pine tree dies. They do not affect the ponderosa pines, which are more native to Colorado. An Austrian Pine has a cluster of three needles in a clump. The ponderosa pines have only two needles to a clump. We have both types here in TrailMark in various locations.
If your yard backs into open space, and you have a tree or two that are on common areas, please help out the irrigation and water them yourselves. Many areas have irrigation, and often it is inadequate for the weather conditions. Examples are long hot spells like we are having now, or dry cold winters without much moisture, whether it be rain or snow. If you like the trees and enjoy them behind your house, even though they are in open space, please give them some additional water. Please!
We are thinking of adding a nine hole Frisbee golf course to the open area to the west of the shelter in Hogback Hill Park. Please let us know if you think that is a good idea or not. We will also, eventually, be expanding a new trail from the parking lot to the viewpoint benches at Sled Hill and then on to the east to connect to the regular trail.
Posted August 1, 2018
June and July are the big growth months for the lawns and the weeds. It is a challenge keeping up with the mowing of the native grasses, which are only mowed about 3 times a year, and keeping the weeds under control. South Suburban mows the native, and Mountain High Lawn and Landscape mows the rest, including the bluegrass. You may have noticed along TrailMark Parkway on the north side, every other section that is left natural is also not irrigated. We have planted tall grasses in between the sections so they are more delineated.
Just had an annual meeting with South Suburban Parks and Rec District. George the arborist says that the emerald ash borer is still a ways north of us, but the lilac ash borer could be infesting and killing your ash trees in TrailMark. They can be treated by an arborist, so check out any you may have on your property. The Japanese beetles are infesting some linden, crabapple and some elm trees. Check the leaves of your trees and if they are eaten leaving only the stem, you may have a problem. Pinewood nemotodes, a microscopic worm has been infesting some Scotch and Austrian Pines in the Lone Tree area. None have been discovered yet in our area, but let us know if a pine tree dies. They do not affect the ponderosa pines, which are more native to Colorado. An Austrian Pine has a cluster of three needles in a clump. The ponderosa pines have only two needles to a clump. We have both types here in TrailMark in various locations.
If your yard backs into open space, and you have a tree or two that are on common areas, please help out the irrigation and water them yourselves. Many areas have irrigation, and often it is inadequate for the weather conditions. Examples are long hot spells like we are having now, or dry cold winters without much moisture, whether it be rain or snow. If you like the trees and enjoy them behind your house, even though they are in open space, please give them some additional water. Please!
We are thinking of adding a nine hole Frisbee golf course to the open area to the west of the shelter in Hogback Hill Park. Please let us know if you think that is a good idea or not. We will also, eventually, be expanding a new trail from the parking lot to the viewpoint benches at Sled Hill and then on to the east to connect to the regular trail.
Posted August 1, 2018
From the Common Area Committee
Photo by Linda Jagiello
You all may have noticed that we have new benches on the east and the west on the trail around Fairview Reservoir! Working with SSPRD, we have also added two new benches overlooking the sled hill to the north of the Hogback Hill Parking lot. These are a great vantage point to relax and view the Botanic Gardens to the northeast, and watch your children slide down the sled hill for those winters when we get enough snow. There are no trails out to these benches as yet, and hopefully they will be cut in next year.
Privacy Fences along TrailMark Parkway and Independence are due for replacement in the next year or two. Currently we are trying to decide whether to replace the fencing as it currently appears, along with a regular painting and maintenance schedule. Or possibly to go to a TREX type of fencing as you can see in many parts of Highlands Ranch. This will not require painting on either side, and should resist decaying at ground level. The third option is to change it up to a concrete type fence, which some varieties can be seen along our freeway systems. It is a substantial investment for our community and costs are split between the TrailMark HOA and the TrailMark Metro District (TMMD). If you have an opinion, let’s hear from you.
We are continuing to beautify and enhance the landscaping in TrailMark. A good noticeable place to start is on the north side as you enter TrailMark. There is a bed that is approximately 25 X 80 feet that we will completely redo by adding color and interest. Then we will move to the raised wall area and put in plants in the first 4 feet that are visible from the road. From there, we will begin to enhance the medians starting from the front of the neighborhood and continuing to the Filing 5 area. We are only limited by our budget each year, and we will get as much done as budget allows.
Posted June 1, 2018
Privacy Fences along TrailMark Parkway and Independence are due for replacement in the next year or two. Currently we are trying to decide whether to replace the fencing as it currently appears, along with a regular painting and maintenance schedule. Or possibly to go to a TREX type of fencing as you can see in many parts of Highlands Ranch. This will not require painting on either side, and should resist decaying at ground level. The third option is to change it up to a concrete type fence, which some varieties can be seen along our freeway systems. It is a substantial investment for our community and costs are split between the TrailMark HOA and the TrailMark Metro District (TMMD). If you have an opinion, let’s hear from you.
We are continuing to beautify and enhance the landscaping in TrailMark. A good noticeable place to start is on the north side as you enter TrailMark. There is a bed that is approximately 25 X 80 feet that we will completely redo by adding color and interest. Then we will move to the raised wall area and put in plants in the first 4 feet that are visible from the road. From there, we will begin to enhance the medians starting from the front of the neighborhood and continuing to the Filing 5 area. We are only limited by our budget each year, and we will get as much done as budget allows.
Posted June 1, 2018
Photo by Andy Marquez
From the Common Area Committee (CAC)
As I write this note, it is EARTH DAY! Hopefully as you were walking the trails today, you brought along a plastic bag and gloves to pick up trash on your walk. Of course, you can do that any time you take a walk and help to keep TrailMark litter-free. Every day can be Earth Day!! It seems like the windiest day of the week is always trash-day-Tuesday, so it is very important to make sure you have a secure cover over your trash and your recycle bins.
You may have noticed that the benches on the east side of Fairview Reservoir #1 are missing. SSPRD is going to replace them with new benches with shoe scrapers for the fishermen walking in the mud. SSPRD is also adding a bench on the west side of the reservoir.
No tree cutting is allowed on any open space property, including the area around the “Beaver Pond,” which is Fairview Reservoir #2. Anyone caught doing so is subject to fines or worse, so don’t do any cutting.
We have been turning on the irrigation in the open space. Please notify the HOA Board of TrailMark if you see any irrigation issues. Enjoy the flowering of spring.
Your CAC Committee
Posted May 1, 2018
As I write this note, it is EARTH DAY! Hopefully as you were walking the trails today, you brought along a plastic bag and gloves to pick up trash on your walk. Of course, you can do that any time you take a walk and help to keep TrailMark litter-free. Every day can be Earth Day!! It seems like the windiest day of the week is always trash-day-Tuesday, so it is very important to make sure you have a secure cover over your trash and your recycle bins.
You may have noticed that the benches on the east side of Fairview Reservoir #1 are missing. SSPRD is going to replace them with new benches with shoe scrapers for the fishermen walking in the mud. SSPRD is also adding a bench on the west side of the reservoir.
No tree cutting is allowed on any open space property, including the area around the “Beaver Pond,” which is Fairview Reservoir #2. Anyone caught doing so is subject to fines or worse, so don’t do any cutting.
We have been turning on the irrigation in the open space. Please notify the HOA Board of TrailMark if you see any irrigation issues. Enjoy the flowering of spring.
Your CAC Committee
Posted May 1, 2018
Photo by Rick Gonzales
From the Common Area Committee
Some of you may have noticed that there are two benches out at the top of the sled hill. This is news to many, because we did not have much snow until last weekend. The plan is to work with South Suburban Parks and Rec District to erect two permanent benches at the top of the sled hill. Eventually we will build a trail from the parking lot to the top of the hill, then on to the East to connect to the trail heading north into the open area. We hope you enjoy having a place to sit while the kids enjoy Hogback Sled Hill.
With the changes to the trash containers, it is a good time to remind everyone that it is required that even their recycling is in a container with a lid. This will prevent any winds from spreading trash and any foraging animals from disturbing the trash and making a mess of your yard and our open space. Enjoy our beautiful Colorado Winter.
Posted February 3, 2018
Some of you may have noticed that there are two benches out at the top of the sled hill. This is news to many, because we did not have much snow until last weekend. The plan is to work with South Suburban Parks and Rec District to erect two permanent benches at the top of the sled hill. Eventually we will build a trail from the parking lot to the top of the hill, then on to the East to connect to the trail heading north into the open area. We hope you enjoy having a place to sit while the kids enjoy Hogback Sled Hill.
With the changes to the trash containers, it is a good time to remind everyone that it is required that even their recycling is in a container with a lid. This will prevent any winds from spreading trash and any foraging animals from disturbing the trash and making a mess of your yard and our open space. Enjoy our beautiful Colorado Winter.
Posted February 3, 2018
From the Common Area Committee (CAC)
The Christmas Lights are up and look better than ever. We hired a new company this year, and for a little less money as well. We have had challenges getting the electricity to work on the North side and on the Island by Fairview Reservoir. Hopefully these will be resolved soon. For many years before the trees got too tall, our committee hung the lights on the trees as well as doing the garland and wreaths, but they got too tall for us to safely accomplish this. We hope you enjoy them into early January. We still hang the garland and the wreaths.
The CAC will begin a beautification of the entry way this spring given the weather conditions. Yet this year, we are planting four trees to replace those that have died. We will also be treating all the ash trees against the ash borers in the early spring. It would be a shame to lose the 36 ash trees that we have.
We will also be working with SSPRD to place two benches at the top of Sled Hill to the north of Hogback Hill park. Not only will they be great to have during sledding this winter, but they also provide great vistas to the north toward Botanic Gardens. One of the benches will be to honor one of our CAC members, Lesa Rangel, who passed away last month. (The star in front of the Christmas lights on the island by the fire station is also in her memory, as she decorated with the CAC for 13 years.) We are also working with SSPRD to provide additional trails to the benches from the parking lot, and a connector to the trails just to the East of Hogback Hill Park. This will be a phased project.
Posted December 4, 2017
The Christmas Lights are up and look better than ever. We hired a new company this year, and for a little less money as well. We have had challenges getting the electricity to work on the North side and on the Island by Fairview Reservoir. Hopefully these will be resolved soon. For many years before the trees got too tall, our committee hung the lights on the trees as well as doing the garland and wreaths, but they got too tall for us to safely accomplish this. We hope you enjoy them into early January. We still hang the garland and the wreaths.
The CAC will begin a beautification of the entry way this spring given the weather conditions. Yet this year, we are planting four trees to replace those that have died. We will also be treating all the ash trees against the ash borers in the early spring. It would be a shame to lose the 36 ash trees that we have.
We will also be working with SSPRD to place two benches at the top of Sled Hill to the north of Hogback Hill park. Not only will they be great to have during sledding this winter, but they also provide great vistas to the north toward Botanic Gardens. One of the benches will be to honor one of our CAC members, Lesa Rangel, who passed away last month. (The star in front of the Christmas lights on the island by the fire station is also in her memory, as she decorated with the CAC for 13 years.) We are also working with SSPRD to provide additional trails to the benches from the parking lot, and a connector to the trails just to the East of Hogback Hill Park. This will be a phased project.
Posted December 4, 2017
News from the Common Area Committee
We are in mid-summer and bushes and trees are looking good. South Suburban and Mountain High Lawn and Landscape mowed all the common areas along TM Pkwy at about the same time this year. The tall grasses on the North side of the parkway are getting tall and marking a distinction between native grasses and bluegrasses just as the original landscape architect intended.
We are going to begin improving two of the medians that look very barren right now. This is an ongoing project that will eventually include all the medians that do not have plantings already. Our goal is to add some interest, some color and not impair the sight lines for safety.
It is always a challenge to keep the lawn green and be wise about water usage. It was a tough winter for many grassy areas, so be patient and understand that we do live in a relatively arid area and cannot expect golf-course green.
There is a survey on the HOA’s Facebook page about the potential of placing some fitness stations along some of our trails. The survey is to judge the level of interest only but does not discuss the details of how the equipment will be funded, who will maintain it nor the potential impacts to the community. Let’s hear from all of you.
We’ll see you at the Concerts in the Park or at the Food Truck Thursdays.
Posted August 1, 2017
We are in mid-summer and bushes and trees are looking good. South Suburban and Mountain High Lawn and Landscape mowed all the common areas along TM Pkwy at about the same time this year. The tall grasses on the North side of the parkway are getting tall and marking a distinction between native grasses and bluegrasses just as the original landscape architect intended.
We are going to begin improving two of the medians that look very barren right now. This is an ongoing project that will eventually include all the medians that do not have plantings already. Our goal is to add some interest, some color and not impair the sight lines for safety.
It is always a challenge to keep the lawn green and be wise about water usage. It was a tough winter for many grassy areas, so be patient and understand that we do live in a relatively arid area and cannot expect golf-course green.
There is a survey on the HOA’s Facebook page about the potential of placing some fitness stations along some of our trails. The survey is to judge the level of interest only but does not discuss the details of how the equipment will be funded, who will maintain it nor the potential impacts to the community. Let’s hear from all of you.
We’ll see you at the Concerts in the Park or at the Food Truck Thursdays.
Posted August 1, 2017
Photo by Andy Marquez
Common Area Committee Update
Rick Handley, Common Area Committee chairman
Winter was pretty quiet for the Common Area Committee, since there are not many landscaping activities. With the recent winds, you may have noticed some sections of fence have blown down. They are in the process of getting replaced if the weather cooperates. We have not heard of any complaints about snow not being removed on sidewalks etc., so we are assuming that things are good in the area as well.
We have contracted with Swingle Arborist Company to do trimming of trees in a three year, three phase plan. Some trees need trimming in the dormant phase during the winter, and others during the full leafing season of late spring. The goal is to manage the appearance and health of all our trees in our maturing neighborhood.
Also, during the spring you may notice a boat on Fairview Reservoir #1, or #2 or Pond G. We have Aquatics Associates, Inc. to manage our ponds and water quality which requires them to be in a boat on our ponds. Be aware that they are authorized to operate that way by our HOA and South Suburban, and no, you cannot take any boats or flotation devices into the ponds.
Enjoy the peace and beauty of winter.
Posted February 1, 2017
Rick Handley, Common Area Committee chairman
Winter was pretty quiet for the Common Area Committee, since there are not many landscaping activities. With the recent winds, you may have noticed some sections of fence have blown down. They are in the process of getting replaced if the weather cooperates. We have not heard of any complaints about snow not being removed on sidewalks etc., so we are assuming that things are good in the area as well.
We have contracted with Swingle Arborist Company to do trimming of trees in a three year, three phase plan. Some trees need trimming in the dormant phase during the winter, and others during the full leafing season of late spring. The goal is to manage the appearance and health of all our trees in our maturing neighborhood.
Also, during the spring you may notice a boat on Fairview Reservoir #1, or #2 or Pond G. We have Aquatics Associates, Inc. to manage our ponds and water quality which requires them to be in a boat on our ponds. Be aware that they are authorized to operate that way by our HOA and South Suburban, and no, you cannot take any boats or flotation devices into the ponds.
Enjoy the peace and beauty of winter.
Posted February 1, 2017
Bicycle Rack Survey
Would bicycle racks at Hogback Hill Park and TrailMark Park (playground) be used?
Please let us know your feelings. One response per household, please.
Please let us know your feelings. One response per household, please.
Originally posted February 26, 2015. Re-posted May 15, 2015.