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1 ARROWHEAD AT VAIL ASSOCIATION
Town Hall Meeting September 1, 2017 Welcome Homeowners!

2 ARROWHEAD AT VAIL VISION: Building upon a heritage of community and quality of life, together we create an environment that ensures Arrowhead is the Vail Valley’s most desirable, private residence.

3 ARROWHEAD AT VAIL MISSION: In Arrowhead, we are committed to assuring homeowners a strong sense of community, a high quality of life, and a beautiful, contemporary, safe, fun living environment. Guided by our principles, we strive to achieve standards in which all homeowners are proud. This is possible through consistent community engagement.

4 ARROWHEAD AT VAIL GUIDING PRINCIPLES: We are a welcoming community.
We continuously enhance our sense of pride in community. We pursue initiatives for the benefit of the entire community and discourage special interests. We encourage an active, healthy, fun, family-friendly lifestyle. Based on research, we are a skiing and golfing community. We also enjoy hiking, biking, tennis and fishing.

5 ARROWHEAD AT VAIL GUIDING PRINCIPLES: We ensure cooperation between all Arrowhead stakeholders including homeowners, AVA, Arrowhead Metro District, Country Club of the Rockies, the Alpine Club, and Vail Resorts. This includes creating, funding, and sharing assets. Enlisting outside expertise in architecture and landscape design, along with qualified community Design Review Committee members, we strive to be “best in class” in the Vail Valley.

6 AVA ACCOMPLISHMENTS – LAST FIVE YEARS
SECURITY: Substantial upgrade to security camera system Greater resolution and ability to read license plates Cameras added at the Alpine Club skier drop-off, bus stop, and skier parking lot Larger video monitors with higher resolution and more storage capacity

7 ACCOMPLISHMENTS – LAST FIVE YEARS
SECURITY: New entrance fobs, lime green stickers, and augmented access control process Hang tags for non-homeowners Improvements to gate systems Vail Resorts Public Safety management of the skier parking lot

8 ACCOMPLISHMENTS – LAST FIVE YEARS
TRANSPORATION: Weekly shuttle to Vail during ski season More than 3.6 miles of road resurfaced in last three years Added 14 homeowner parking spots

9 AVA ACCOMPLISHMENTS – LAST FIVE YEARS
TRAILS: Cherokee trail with activity stations Navaho Trail for children with activity stations Golf course snow shoe and cross-country ski trails PLAYGROUND: Added equipment, a platform, and restrooms

10 AVA ACCOMPLISHMENTS – LAST FIVE YEARS
BEAUTIFICATION: Landscaping at the base of the Arrowbahn lift Removed brush and set boulders for seating along the creek Removed overgrown trees and shrubs in front of the main entrance Program to waive fees for removal of Cottonwood and Crabapple trees Upgraded irrigation by connecting with CCR’s system

11 AVA ACCOMPLISHMENTS – LAST FIVE YEARS
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES: Movie nights Wine and Cheese, and Après ski events in cooperation with the Alpine Club Labor Day Event Games and equipment at base of chairlift for kids of all ages

12 AVA ACCOMPLISHMENTS – LAST FIVE YEARS
TENNIS: Har-Tru Tennis Courts Managed by Cliff Drysdale Tennis Remodeled pro shop Newly remodeled tennis pavilion, grass area, enhanced hardscape Drinking fountain/bottle filling station Kids Summer Camp

13 ACCOMPLISHMENTS – LAST FIVE YEARS
TENNIS: Hard Courts on Aspen Meadow Drive Resurfaced New restrooms Covered patio with tables and chairs Striped for pickle ball Nets and pickle ball equipment at the courts Thursday pickle ball clinic and Sunday choose-up

14 AVA ACCOMPLISHMENTS – LAST FIVE YEARS
OTHER: Enhanced communication with homeowners Redesigned website ( Town Hall meetings Increased communication Greater cooperation between all Arrowhead entities

15 THANK YOU STRATEGIC PLANNING COMMITTEE
George Coleman, Co-Chair Dan Gallagher, Co Chair Brad Kornfeld Diane Loosbrock Mary Pat Rapp Doug Sewell

16 SURVEY RESPONSES 508 Total / 384 Unique (Out of 729 households)

17 95 % Very Satisfied and Satisfied
QUALITY OF LIFE 95 % Very Satisfied and Satisfied

18 71 % Very Satisfied and Satisfied
SENSE OF COMMUNITY 71 % Very Satisfied and Satisfied

19 58% of respondents are members of Alpine Club
36% of respondents are members of CCR (152 CCR members belong to the Alpine Club) 81% of respondents were 55 years of age or older

20 Based on Homeowners’ Responses Additional swimming pool and spa
RECOMMENDATION Based on Homeowners’ Responses Additional swimming pool and spa

21 Based on Homeowners’ Responses
RECOMMENDATION Based on Homeowners’ Responses Two new trails One heading east One heading west Note: approved in last two budgets

22 Based on Homeowners’ Responses
RECOMMENDATION Based on Homeowners’ Responses Benches and seating throughout Arrowhead (with emphasis at the base of the lift)

23 Based on Homeowners’ Responses
RECOMMENDATION Based on Homeowners’ Responses More lighting and signage throughout Arrowhead Note: Additional sign on east side of main entry approved in the last budget.

24 Based on Homeowners’ Responses
RECOMMENDATION Based on Homeowners’ Responses More social events Labor Day BBQ Consideration for holiday party Snowshoe lunches

25 Updating the Arrowhead Design Guidelines
WORK IN PROGRESS Updating the Arrowhead Design Guidelines The Design Review Committee will work with staff and an outside resource. DRC Members David Cooper Bert Solomon Gail Gelfand Kathy Alto Terry Scanlan

26 UNDER CONSIDERATION More community organized activities Casual dinners Walking Nature related Biking Inexpensive activities for kids Note: Above more important to relatives than homeowners.

27 UNDER CONSIDERATION Part-time social events/activity Director

28 UNDER CONSIDERATION Sledding hill Kids’ Adventure Zone

29 Single-stream recycling
UNDER CONSIDERATION Single-stream recycling

30 UNDER CONSIDERATION Additional shuttles to Beaver Creek and Vail Note: 88% of respondents prefer “pay on an as-used basis.” 31% of respondents prefer an increase in the annual assessment.

31 Importance of Potential Shuttle Services

32 Days of Usage of Potential Shuttle Services

33 RECOMMENDATION No change in status of parking lot %

34 UNDER EXPLORATION How to make Arrowhead more PRIVATE

35 UNDER EXPLORATION How non-homeowners might share expenses Homeowners to call Public Safety when expecting guests Locking down the east and west gates after ___ pm More “Private – Homeowner Only” signage

36 NEW COMMITTEES Design Review Committee Guidelines Update Support Public Safety Snow Committee Transportation Note: Hope to have more safety banners and yellow coats on Arrowhead Mountain

37 Making Arrowhead a better place to live and play!


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