Saturday, May 26
1 p.m. departure

Ride through this scenic space framed by Ortiz Mountains to the southwest, Cerrillos Hills to the west, Jemez Mountains to the northwest, and Sangre de Cristo Mountains to the northeast. Return time is approximately 5:30 p.m.

$125++/P    Club at Las Campanas horse
$130++/P    member horse

Las Campanas members call the Las Campanas Equestrian Center at (505) 995-8700 to reserve your space!

Las Campanas members call the Concierge at Las Campanas 505-995-3500

Price $137.00++/person

Click here to see the Junior Golf Camp flyer.

Play with the Pro Day–Friday, May 18
Sign up to play with your 2012 Las Campanas Professional Staff!
Free Lesson Day at Las Campanas–Saturday, May 19
Join the staff for a day of golf at Las Campanas beginning at 9 a.m. We will be holding eight one-hour lessons throughout the day that cover all areas of instruction including full swing, fundamentals, drivers, hybrids, putting, the short game, on-course strategy and more! Space is limited; so hurry to sign up.
Junior Golf Accolades
Congratulations to Zach Berhost and Ben Albin, who competed in the New Mexico High School State Championships. Zach shot 81-76 and won the state 3A Championship representing St. Michael’s. Ben shot 75-76 and finished second playing for Albuquerque Academy. We are very proud of our young players (Zach and Ben finished first and second respectively in last year’s Las Campanas Club Championship.)
Las Campanas members call the  Las Campanas Golf Shop today to join in on these activities,
(505) 995-3535.

• In 2011, Las Campanas membership dues and related revenue was $540,687 less than in 2010, this was primarily due to step downs.
• 2011 golf operations expenses were up slightly from 2010, due to transition expenses related to hiring our new Director of Golf.
• Golf course maintenance expenses were higher in 2011 than in 2010, mainly due to additional water expense because of the extremely dry conditions in 2011.
• Food and beverage loss was greater in 2011 than in 2010.  Although we began to reign in goods and labor costs, we purchased a large amount of one-time restaurant supplies (front and back of the house) that were deferred from previous years.
• The net Equestrian expenditure was significantly less in 2011 than in 2010, due to the enactment of greater efficiencies at the barn.

Expenditures

• 2011 facilities maintenance expense improved significantly when compared to 2010.  Implementing a culture of charging the maintenance expense to each individual department in combination with a staffing change resulted in greater efficiencies within the department.
• Clubhouse and administrative expenditures were greater in 2010 than in 2011.  There were many expenses connected with the 2010 turnover of the Club’s assets (legal, consultants, etc.) that were not incurred in 2011.

Capital Expenditures

As in 2010, we committed a significant amount to upgrade the facilities.  This was partially due to catch up on deferred capital expenditures prior to 2010.  We feel that these efforts have improved the overall member experience in every area of the club.
• Golf Course Grounds – we completed the project to replace every sprinkler head on both golf courses and the practice park with more efficient units.
• Food and Beverage – we renovated the main kitchen by replacing the floor, ceiling and lighting systems.  We replaced select pieces of equipment with more energy efficient models.  We also rearranged some of the equipment to improve workflow and increase efficiency.  We installed a sliding window system on three sides of the Torreon Portal that enabled a secure dining area that doubled our dining capacity.
• Hacienda Clubhouse – we re-stuccoed the building and repaired the cracks and slurried the parking lot.  We re-upholstered most of the furniture in the Grill and Lounge and installed new window treatments.
• Fitness and Tennis – we resurfaced the indoor pool and decking, as well as painted the space and installed attractive plants.  We replaced outdated equipment in the gym.
• Information Technology – we replaced an obsolete server.
• Raw Water Pipeline – we brought on an engineering firm that developed the plans and schematics for the pipeline.  Two contracts were awarded and construction commenced in the third quarter.
Other accomplishments during the fourth quarter of 2011:
• The staff developed (and the Finance Committee and Board approved) a balanced budget for 2012 that, once again, is conservative with the membership projections.  This budget contains a reduction on capital expenditures compared to the previous two years, with the goal of continuing to build the Club’s cash reserves.
• The Las Campanas Board conducted a retreat in October and developed a revised Strategic Plan for 2012.  This is featured on the member’s section of the Club  at Las Campanaswebsite.
• We completed the process of hiring Fitness and Tennis Director Todd Shaw, Food and Beverage Director Eric French and Director of Human Resources Olga Santamaria.   We also promoted Jennifer Sakshaug, our Assistant Controller, to the position of Controller.  All four of these individuals have already had a positive impact in their respective area of expertise.
• We secured water contracts for the foreseeable future and we resolved the details of the agreements with the county of Santa Fe and the Las Campanas Water and Sewer Co-ops.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank the volunteer members of the Las Campanas Board and committees and the dedicated members of the staff.  Without their efforts, none of this would be possible. As always, we appreciate your support, your active participation in club activities and your suggestions that lead to continued improvement of your Club at Las Campanas.
Sincerely,
James K. Muldowney, General Manager Las Campanas

The Club at Las Campanas . 132 Clubhouse Drive . Santa Fe, New Mexico

Jason Epstein, PGA
Director of Golf
The Club at Las Campanas

 
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Jumbo2.625%4.347%3.125%4.820%
    
5/1 ARM – 30-YR
 w/ 1 PointAPRw/ no PointAPR
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Sincerely,
Phil George
Las Campanas Board President

“Over the years, our passengers have told us they wouldn’t mind a fare increase if we offered some faster service, peaceful rides and incorporated better technology into our operations structure,” said MRCOG Executive Director Dewey Cave.

Following a series of public meetings last fall, Rio Metro Board Members voted on and later approved a new fare structure for the Rail Runner. Fares for one way trips and day passes are set to increase by one-to-two dollars while monthly passes will increase by four-to-11 dollars. This is the first time that the New Mexico Rail Runner Express has implemented a fare increase.

See new fares.

New Amenities beginning May 21st!

Express Train – One northbound and one southbound express train has been added between Albuquerque and Santa Fe for weekday runs. The express train is noted as #101 Express and #102 Express on the new schedule.
See new weekday schedule with the Express Train.

New Weekend Schedule – Weekend schedules are being changed to allow more flexibility for people in Valencia County to get to Albuquerque and points north. People will also be able to leave later on weekend mornings to get to Santa Fe. See new weekend schedule.

Quiet Cars – A Quiet Car Pilot Program began earlier this year on select trains. Quiet Cars will now be added to additional northbound and southbound weekday trains. Trains with Quiet Cars are noted with a red triangle next to the train number on the new schedule. See new schedule with Quiet Cars

Mobile Phone Ticketing – Rio Metro will be starting a pilot program on May 21st to accept mobile tickets. Passengers will be able to use their smart phone to purchase their ticket from the Rail Runner website and then present their phone to the ticket agent to scan. A new smart phone app will be released later this year to make this process even easier.

Commuter Tax Benefit – This program allows participating employers and their employees to set aside pre-tax dollars for transit passes. Many employers are already working with third-party providers to offer this benefit. This could result in a significant savings for both employers and employees.
See brochure

New Los Lunas Bus Route – Rio Metro will begin a new bus route in the Village of Los Lunas to bring residents to the Rail Runner station in the morning and then back home in the evening.

 
3/1 ARM – 30-YR
 w/ 1 PointAPRw/ no PointAPR
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Jumbo2.50%4.309%3.125%4.820%
    
5/1 ARM – 30-YR
 w/ 1 PointAPRw/ no PointAPR
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Jumbo2.50%4.417%3.125%4.890%

7/1 ARM – 30-YR
w/ 1 PointAPRw/ no PointAPR
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Jumbo2.875%4.512%3.375%4.932%
    
Mortgages in excess of $1,500,000, other ARM Products & Interest Only programs are also available – Please call for Quotes.or call us at the phone number below. Ginger Bowe SullivanANASAZI MORTGAGEP. O. Box 5724Santa Fe, NM  87502-5724Phone:      505-995-8888Toll-Free: 800-995-8888 (if calling outside Santa Fe)Fax:            505-995-8885ginger@anasazimortgage.comwww.anasazimortgage.com
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