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The board is considering how best to maintain the bridal paths
going forward; whether the association or the individual
homeowners will be responsible. You should have received a
letter
and a survey by mail. You may
complete the
survey online here.
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Any plans for architectural improvements within the community
must be approved by the board of Directors before work
commences. Please see the
Residential Development Standards document for more
information along with the fine schedule.
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 Santa’s
glittering train, the Metrolink Holiday Toy Express, is once
again preparing to travel from city to city to entertain
families and help to collect toys for the less fortunate. This
year’s 32-city tour, which passes through six counties (San
Bernardino, Riverside, Ventura, Orange County, Los Angeles and
San Diego counties) brings a brightly packaged gift – a 450-ton
train decorated with holiday displays, a musical performance and
50,000 twinkling lights – and of course, Santa!
Families who come to the station (30 Lewis Road
Camarillo, CA 93012) on Saturday, December 17, 5pm, to enjoy
this special holiday treat are encouraged to bring new unwrapped
toys. Local firefighters typically collect more than 100,000
toys for the ABC7/Spark of Love Toy Drive during the season on
nights the Holiday Toy Express is in town. These toys are
distributed in their local communities to families who may not
be able to provide gifts this holiday season.
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The Camarillo Police Department provides a convenient and
confidential drop-box in its lobby at 3701 East Las Posas Road,
for safely disposing of unused or expired pharmaceuticals,
rather than flushing them down the toilet or throwing them in
the trash. The station lobby is open weekdays from 8 a.m. to 5
p.m.
Keeping medications from entering the waste stream reduces
their potential harm to water quality and aquatic life, and has
the added advantages of helping to prevent accidental overdoses
and increasing child safety in the home. It is recommended that
labels showing the patient's name, medication name and other
personal information be removed before dropping items in the
drop-box. Pharmaceuticals include prescription drugs, such as
hormones, antidepressants, and antibiotics; over-thecounter
medications, such as pain relievers, cold/flu remedies and
antiseptics; and veterinary medicines. Please note that “sharps”
(needles/syringes) are not allowed to be placed in the drop-box.
To learn more about this program, please call the City’s
recycling coordinator at (805) 388-5392.
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Real Support is still missing information from some homeowners
for the directory. Any homeowners who have not already done so
are requested to give Real Support:
- Their name(s)
- Address
- Telephone number
- Email address(es)
(Circulation of the directory will be restricted to the Board
and the management company ONLY).
A telephone call to Real Support (310-457-0019) will get you
a form to complete or you may simply email the information to
Bryan Chan or Helmut Martinek of Real Support.
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