FRONT DESK WINTER HOURS
Sunday 12pm- 2pm
Wednesday 10am-12pm
Friday 5pm-7pm
NEW TOWNHOME DEVELOPMENT
CVR Investors, Inc. is making an application to the Town of New Castle for a new filing of townhome lots south of Castle Valley Boulevard. The units will be incorporated into the Castle Valley Ranch planned unit development. In advance of the public hearings, a public forum will be hosted at the Community Center downtown on October 29th from 6:00-8:00 p.m. There will be a brief presentation of the filing and then the applicant will field questions from the community.
POOL NOW CLOSED FOR THE SEASON
The gym is still open 24/7.
If you plan on using any of the amenities, please be sure to have your fob or access card with you. The front doors to the community center will be open during Capital Deli operating hours. If you plan on using the facility outside of those hours, you must have your fob or access card to get into the building. As always, the fitness room will only be accessible by fob or card.
PHOTO ID CARDS
To keep our Rec Center amenities exclusive to the Lakota community, we'd like to put a face to the name that comes up when you visit. This will be attached directly to your RFID access (fob or card) when you check in. There are a few ways we can get your picture in our system*:
- Send an email to info@lakotacanyonhoa.org with individual pictures of everyone in the family that has a fob/card of their own. For accuracy, please label with first and last names.
- We have a post on our Facebook page asking for pictures as well. You can share your individual pictures in the comments, but please remember to label with first and last name. Otherwise, you can simply grant us permission to use a profile picture.
- You can stop by the Rec Center Tuesday - Saturday from 10 am - 4 pm and see Amanda at the front desk, who can take your picture(s) and add to our system.
*All pictures must be a clear, close-up portrait.
We thank you in advance for your help with this so we can continue to protect our amenities.
FITNESS CENTER HOUSEKEEPING
The fitness center has been getting more traffic than ever! It’s awesome to see so many people taking advantage of our great facility. However, along with this we are also seeing some neglect and poor judgement from some. Please pay attention to the fitness center rules posted clearly at the Rec Center. This is your facility and a privilege to use, and should be treated like you would treat your own home. In addition, it isn't fair for other residents to pick up after those who fail to pick up after themselves. We ask that each user consider the following:
- Make sure your shoes are clean when using the facility. Bring a second pair of shoes if needed. We have found mud and rocks on the floor that had to be cleaned up on a few different occasions.
- Put all equipment back in its proper location. Please re-rack weights, put steps away, put balls and accessories away, etc.
- If you open windows, please pay attention to where the thermostat is set and not compete with it for heating and cooling. Also be sure to close windows when you leave. Currently the temperature is set to AC at 68 degrees and the heat should remain off.
BEAR SEASON
It's that time of year again—we need to be wary of bears and take measures to avoid attracting them to our subdivision.
As a reminder, Lakota Canyon Ranch covenants prohibit leaving trash cans roadside overnight for this very reason. Those of you that are new to the area may not be aware of the seriousness of attracting bears or mountain lions to the area so please comply with the covenants for all of our benefit.
IMPORTANT NOTE ON POOL AND COMMUNITY CENTER USE
As a reminder, the pool and community center is a private establishment reserved for Lakota residents and their guests only. We have had some issues with residents allowing people outside the community to use their access cards or fobs. This is NOT allowed. Access cards and fobs are to be used by Lakota residents only. If you wish to bring guests in, you must accompany them and/or make prior arrangements with the community center staff to allow access. If non-residents are discovered using your access card or fob, it is grounds for your Lakota community center privileges to be revoked and access denied.
