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Funding Available for 2007 San Diego Wildfire Survivors
Posted by Kara on March 27th, 2008 at 3:30pm — No Comments (Add)
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TORREY HIGHLANDS HOME FOR RENT (56 and Camino del Sur)
- $2,850/month
- 4 years old
- Torrey Highlands area (56 and Camino del Sur)
- Option to lease or BUY
- 2456 sq. ft. – 2 story, 4 bedrooms (all upstairs), 3 1/2 baths, 2 car garage,
- Upgraded AC, FA heat, yard sprinklers.
- Living room has circle entry with Travertine tile and upgraded 4” base boards.
- Living room, great room, hall and all bedrooms have light beige carpet and/or Travertine tile throughout.
- Kitchen has walk-in pantry, under sink garbage disposer, maple cabinetry, granite counter tops/bar, side-side refrigerator,
- Great Room has 4” blinds, Safety gas fireplace with Travertine facing and white wood mantel,
- Media niche, downstairs 1/2 bath has pedestal porcelain sink, covered patio off the Great Room.
- Upstairs has 2 master suites with walk-in closets and bath and 4” blinds. Master bedroom has plantation shutters, Large master bath with separate shower, tub, and toilet. Large Master bedroom with walk-in closet, also has 4” blinds.
- Bedrooms 2 and 3 have 4” blinds, Jack n Jill bath with glass shower enclosure and double sinks, upstairs computer desk with built in with electrical. All entry, bedroom and closet doors are raised panels with brush aluminum hardware.
- Enclosed backyard with patio overhang, grass and landscaping.
- Appliances – Includes Microwave, stove, quiet (upgrade) dishwasher, side by side refrigerator with water dispenser, washer and dryer.
- Also includes gardener
- $2850.
This home may also be leased partially furnished with - Serta Queen bed, antique Wheat grass design head & footboard,
- high dresser,
- low dresser,
- 2 night stands,
- book case,
- 7 ‘ Armoire,
- twin trundle bed (split in 2 rooms),
- Antique dresser and
- bookcase, a
- ntique desk & c
- redenza and chair,
- antique bookcase,
- large pecan office desk,
- pecan work table,
- pecan low file cabinet,
- 2 – 7’ pecan matching book shelves,
- great room queen hide-a-bed sofa,
- antique china hutch,
- walnut media armoire for TV, VCR, DVD, and drawers for supplies/CD’s, movies.
- Antique walnut dining table with 4 upholstered chairs & 2 upholstered side chairs and
- matching china hutch, server and mirror.
- 2 antique living room side chairs and
- Wurlitzer piano.
- Price is negotiable, if rented furnished.
- The house is available now – upon move out.
- Located in the Poway school district, walking distance to Westview High School, walking distance to strip mall with Italian, Mexican, Asian dining and fast food, Albertson’s grocery market, bank, etc.
- 13226 Corte Bella Vista, San Diego, CA 92129
- Call for more information or to make an appointment to view anytime
Monday – Sunday 8am – 7pm.
Thanking you in advance for any consideration you may give this request.
Cheers, Victoria
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a tradition of quality since 1996
office 858-538-5315
cell 858-229-3380
24 hr fax 858-538-5381
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FREE AIR CONDITIONER FILTER DIAGNOSIS BY SDG&E for RANCHO BERNARDO FIRE VICTIMS
Possible limit to enrollment in this program, but a recent user was told by SDG&E that they had not approached that limit yet.
Please call (800) 289-2440 if your are interested for more information and to enroll.
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What everyone in RB should know about how to prepare for the next disaster
Intuit Press Release- Americans Unprepared to Document Property Losses in a Disaster
http://web.intuit.com/about_intuit/press_releases/2006/08-01a.html
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ROADMAP TO RECOVERY SERIES
Provided by United Policyholders and RB Community Presbyterian Church
Check out the link below:
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California Department of Insurance (CDI) & CRWRC
Here is some rebuilding information that could help underinsured be able to afford a home.
Website: http://www.sandiegomodularhomes.com/ They are offering $2,500 off of a modular home
“Abe has been a great help to us, and we have found this to be a faster and cheaper alternative to the traditional rebuild process. The houses are really nice and come with lots of options.” – from a fire victim
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VALUABLE TAX INFORMATION FOR DISASTER VICTIMS
Anna Maria Galdieri is a CPA who specializes in taxes after a disaster. You’ll notice from the first page of the file “2007DisasterTaxIssues.pdf” that she was featured on the cover of California CPA Magazine on this very topic. Although much of this deals with federally declared disasters, she does point out the differences between federal disasters and other losses such as in the Angora Fire.
VALUABLE TAX INFORMATION FOR DISASTER VICTIMS
“2007DisasterTaxIssues.pdf” is a print out of the slide show she prepared and presented at the meetings.
Olivehain Municipal Water District
1966 Olivenhain Road, Encinitas, California 92024 | Phone (760) 753-6466 | Fax (760) 753-5640 | www.omwd.com
Special thanks to Merrilee Boyack for these helpful Emergency Preparedness tips….
EVACUATION INVENTORY
GRAB THE KIDS!!!
1. 72-hour kit including: (in blue garbage can on wheels by metal shelves in garage)
4 backpacks with fillers from garbage can
water for three days
4 sleeping bags (put in duffel bag)
Sleeping pads
1 tent (if by car)
tarp
flashlights
matches
lantern and fuel
pillows
blankets
radio
fire extinguisher
2. First aid kit and book (presently in van)
3. Files in filing cabinet under printer, esp. “Records”, “Investments”, and “Insurance”
and safe with important papers
4. Back-up disks from computer & Palms & CHARGERS
5. Photo albums from playroom bookshelves
6. Family videos & DVDs (in playroom)
7. Photo album box & save box in cupboard in hall closet & garage
8. Cash supplies & wallets, blank checks
9. Client boxes with files – from den and garage
10. Treasures of Truth and mementos boxes for Steve & Merr in garage
11. Family pictures off the walls
14. Cell phones & CHARGERS
15. Extra keys
16. Scriptures
17. Certificates, etc. off walls
18. Coin collection
19. Fanny pack
20. Sentimentals – Granddad’s derby hat in den, items off shelves in dining room
ANYTHING ELSE YOU CAN GRAB!!! GOOD LUCK!!
EXTRAS:
1. Food & water, can opener
2. Clothes & jackets & garments
3. Camera & videocamera
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Emergency Evacuation Checklist
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Each person must decide for himself or herself what items to gather according to any list depending upon the time given to evacuate. Here is a compilation of the more useful items to take, what to do before leaving, and what to do now to prepare.————————————————————————
WHAT TO DO BEFORE LEAVING* ___ Fill evacuation vehicle gas tank
* ___ Park evacuation vehicle in the garage heading toward street and travel route
* ___ Close evacuation car windows but DO NOT LOCK CAR and leave keys in ignition
* ___ Close garage door but leave it unlocked (disconnect automatic garage door opener)
* ___ Establish an evacuation plan, travel route, probable destination
* ___ Determine where separated members will meet
* ___ Follow any official agency’s evacuation instructions
* ___ Turn off natural gas at meter
* ___ Disconnect propane tank
* ___ Close or cover outside vents and shutters
* ___ Remove combustible items from around the outside of the house
* ___ Turn off appliances, thermostats, fireplaces, stoves
* ___ Leave one light on in each general area so firefighters can see your house in dark and smoke
* ___ Release any livestock in the area
* ___ Close fire resistant window coverings, heavy drapes, and Venetian blinds
* ___ Move overstuffed furniture away from windows
* ___ Cose sliding glass doors into the center of the house (DON’T lock them)
* ___ Remove lace, nylon, or light material drapes and curtains
* ___ Place a ladder against the roof of the house on the side opposite the approaching fire
* ___ Fill bathtubs, sinks, and containers with water
* ___ Soak burlap sacks, small rugs, or large rags in containers
* ___ Turn on exterior lights
* ___ Lock doors and windows
* ___ If instructed, tie large white cloth to front door knob
* ___ Don’t tie up telephone lines (notify friends and relatives by e-mail where to contact you)
* ___ Make safety equipment obvious for firefighters (spigots, ladders, chain saws, hoses, etc.)
* ___ Plug air vents and openings that are close to the ground
* ___ Prepare an “information note” to leave on the door detailing who you are, where you have gone, where flammables are (such as lawnmower gas, ammo, chemicals – move them all into one place)————————————————————————WHAT TO DO NOW TO PREPARE * ___ Keep evacuation vehicle gas tank full
* ___ Practice family fire drill and evacuation plans
* ___ Practice STOP, DROP, and ROLL (should clothes catch on fire)
* ___ Prepare a list of valuables to take with you (store together, if possible)
* ___ Make a video of all belongings, talking about each
* ___ Take still pictures of all belongings as a backup
* ___ Document an annotated list of all belongings
* ___ Develop outdoor water supply with hoses to reach entire house, nozzle, and pump
* ___ Have fire tools, ladder, and fire extinguishers available
* ___ Post name/address signs clearly visible from street or road
* ___ Post load limits on access bridges
* ___ Clear driveway to at least 20 feet wide with 15 feet vertical clearance (for emergency vehicles)
* ___ Clear weeds and cut grass within 10 feet of structures, propane tanks, utility boxes
* ___ Clear debris from roof and gutters
* ___ Clear vegetation from within 3 feet of hydrants
* ___ Remove trees growing through porch, deck, or roof
* ___ Remove trash and debris accumulations
* ___ Remove branches that overhang withing 15 feet of roof and chimney
* ___ Stack firewood uphill or on a contour at least 30 feet away from house
* ___ Thin and prune your trees and brush
* ___ Install smoke detectors and test quarterly
* ___ Install only non-combustible roof material
* ___ Install shutters, fire curtains, or heavy drapes on windows
* ___ Install screens on foundation and eave vents
* ___ Install enclosed sides on stilt foundations and decks
* ___ Install chimney screen or spark arrestor
WHAT TO TAKEFamily* ___ Photographs of all family members
* ___ Pets (if advance warning, take to an approved shelter)
* ___ Pet ID tags
* ___ Pet medications
* ___ Pet leashes
* ___ Pet water bowlsDocuments* ___ Health insurance card
* ___ Car insurance card
* ___ House deed
* ___ Marriage license
* ___ Insurance papers
* ___ Tax papers
* ___ Birth certificates
* ___ Drivers’ licenses
* ___ Legal documents
* ___ Personal Digital Assistant (PDA)
* ___ Computer backup disks
* ___ Computers (time permitting)Money* ___ Check books
* ___ Savings books
* ___ Credit cards
* ___ Cash
* ___ Purse
* ___ Wallet
* ___ Blank checksMedications* ___ Prescriptions
* ___ Analgesics
* ___ Motion sickness tablets
* ___ First-aid kit
* ___ Prescription glasses
* ___ Prescription dentures
* ___ Prescription hearing aidsJewelry* ___ Gold, silver, and other valuable jewelry
* ___ Family heirlooms
* ___ Decorations, pins, awardsSentimental
* ___ Family Bible
* ___ Irreplaceable keepsakes
* ___ Original paintings
* ___ Non-perishable, ready-to-eat food
* ___ Pet food
* ___ Pet treats
* ___ Manual can opener
Toiletries (if time permits)
* ___ Soap and towels
* ___ Toothbrushes and toothpaste
* ___ Shaving articles
* ___ Sanitary devices
Clothing (appropriate for the season – if time permits)
* ___ Change of clothing for each person (for one to seven days)
* ___ Coats and jackets
* ___ Hats and caps
* ___ Gloves and scarves
* ___ Shoes and boots
* ___ Change of underwear
* ___ Sleepwear
* ___ Infant supplies and toysAdditional Items to Take (if time permits)* ___ Cell phones
* ___ Reading material
* ___ Recreational items
* ___ First-aid kit
* ___ Flashlights and extra batteries
* ___ Portable radio and extra batteries
* ___ Cameras and extra batteries
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RB DISASTER ALERT SYSTEM & CRIMES AGAINST CHILDREN VIA THE INTERNET
RB RESIDENTS:
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Are you interested in learning about Crimes Against Children Via the Internet and how NHWatch Block Captains are assisting to ALERT NEIGHBORS of Emergency Disasters?
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PROTECT YOUR HOME Against Crime and Emergency Disasters:
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Volunteer as a NHWatch BLOCK CAPTAIN.
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This meeting was originally scheduled for March 8th–PLEASE NOTE CHANGE.
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“Green” REBATES
http://www.cee1.org/resid/seha/rwsh/rwsh-prod.pdf (high efficiency washing machine rebate)Rebate for new Washers
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SENIORS
George Glenner Alzheimer’s Family Centers are offering FREE Respi-Care Day Care for seniors impacted by the 2007 wildfire, 619) 543-4700 (per 211).
Elderhelp is offering assistance to fire impacted seniors,
http://www.elderhelpofsandiego.org/ 01/29/08
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I’m the only one in this world. Can please someone join me in this life? Or maybe death…
I certainly hope you don’t feel you are truly alone. I am praying for you and now share my dearest scripture with you that has helped me through my worst times….”for we do not know how to pray, …but the Spirit, who knows our weaknesses, intercedes for us with groanings too deep for words….” Romans 8:26
Even when we cannot put our emotions into words, Jesus is able to understand them and feels them with such deep empathy that he intercedes/prays for us with groanings that go beyond words. I am comforted when I read this, and don’t feel that anyone understands and pray that if you are in need, His Spirit will bring you comfort. In His Unfailing Grip, patti