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Volume 36, Number 4 April 2019

MARK THIS DATESaturday, April 6, 9am to 2pm ~ Springs

Rummage Sale

SPRING IS OFFICIALLY

HERE!!

photo above by Nancy Phelps

More scenic photos on

page 4

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St. Patrick’s Dinner

March 23, 2019

Catered by Country Harvest

Emcee and Hostess, Judy Krieger

The Committee

Entertainers Claire Curry and Evelyn

Stevens

photos by Jone Shively

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Party

Attendees

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Ducks above by Gail Edwards

Pair of ducks by Lorraine Villarreal Egret above by Lorraine Villarreal

Notice this guy has a lizard in his mouth

Hummingbird by Nancy Phelps

Photo above by Lorraine Villarreal

More Spring Photos,

continued from Cover

April 2019 5


The Springs Book ClubJulie Baker

The Springs Book Club will be meeting on Wednesday, April 10 at 10:00 am in the card room at the Clubhouse. We will be discussing Lilac Girls by Martha Hall Kelly. It takes place at the beginning of World War ll and we live it through the eyes of three very different women. One is Caroline, a New York City socialite with a post at the French Consulate when Hitler invades Po-land. The second woman is a Polish teenager who sees her youth disappearing as she is drawn into the the re-sistance movement. Our third woman is an ambitious young German doctor who finds herself trapped in a male dominated realm of Nazi secrets and power. This book promises to provide a good discussion and all are welcome to join us.

The Springs Homeowners AssociationFinancial Report for February, 2019

Beginning Operating BalanceCash ReceiptsReserve Trans from OperatingCash DisbursementsTransfers/Misc.Interest EarnedEnding Operating Balance

Beginning Reserve BalanceReserve Trans from OperatingCash DisbursementsTransfer/MiscInterest EarnedEnding Reserve BalanceReserve LiabilityReserve Overage or Shortage

$61,594.82$69,031.92

$<20,893.33>$<37,714.93>$<4,468.27>

$66.19$67,676.40

$903,962.45$20,893.33$<150.00>

$0$1,045.43

$925,691.21$<939,591.09>$<13,899.88>

REMEMBER, IN THE SPRINGS ~

Residents are reminded about our speed limit which applies throughout the Camarillo Springs area. Unfortunately, many seem to be using Camarillo Springs Road to/from the RV lots as a speedway. This is dangerous since we have many pedestrians of all ages walking on our streets. PLEASE OBEY OUR SPEED LIMIT!!

Pet Rules Reminder

Residents are reminded that their pets should be on a leash when not within their own fenced backyard. In accordance with both County Law and Springs Association Rules, the pet must be on a leash at all times and the leash should be no longer than six feet (i.e., the expandable leashes do not meet this requirement). This also means that nowhere within The Springs should be used as a dog park, including the Nature Park. Please be courteous to others and follow our Pet Rules which includes not letting them put their cute little paws on someone else’s private property.

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WHOOPEE! BINGO! Come, play and join in the fun!

Where: Springs Clubhouse, 7pmWhoopee ~ 3rd Wednesday each month*

Bingo ~ 4th Wednesday each month*

Refreshments will be served

*NOTE: No Whoopee or Bingo in November or December

Pool Opening

The following was sent by Malisa Kundin via email:

The pool heater is scheduled to be turned on Thursday, March 28th. The pool will be heated to 82 degrees, and will take a couple of days to get there. It historically takes 1.5-2 days to get there. It will reach its target temperature by April 1st. With cooperation from the weather, it could be at a swimmable temperature over the weekend. (The spa is always heated and is set to 103 degrees.) Please feel free to use the facility anytime between 6am and 10pm. Please remember that guests using the pool must be accompanied and supervised by a homeowner at all times. Hours for guests under age 18 are:

• 10:00 am to 2:00 pm, weekdays and July 4th;• 10:00 am to 3:00 pm, Saturdays; and• 10:00 am to 5:00 pm, Sundays, Memorial Day and Labor Day.

A note about the restrooms: Please help make the restrooms safe by taking a moment to dry off well before entering the restrooms from the pool area. When using the showers, please keep your towel handy and dry off thoroughly before leaving the curtained area so that the walkways in the restrooms can stay as safe and dry as possible for others. Thank you so much for your help, and happy swimming!

Do You Have any Historical Springs Photos??

The Springs Social Committee is planning a Home Tour and Luncheon Presentation of The Springs History for Saturday, May 4th. While we already have numerous photos from the 80s when The Springs was initially developed, we are always interested in more. If you have any photos from that time, please contact Robbie Dornick at [email protected] to see if we can incorporate them into our slide show. THANKS!

Springs Rummage SaleMim Needham

ATTENTION SPRINGERSA Springs Rummage Sale will be Saturday, April 6 from 9am to 2pm.

Would you like a space to sell your wares? To register: Call Mim Needham at 805-504-7550.

Still need more sellers - and buyers, of course!!

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Real Estate Update

January - March 2019

Information by Drake Van Camp - Re/Max Gold Coast #01506735

ACTIVE SQ FT LISTING DATE ORIGINAL LISTING PRICE

CURRENT LISTING PRICE

6458 San Como Lane 1,650 1-13-19 589,900 589,900

IN ESCROW

1117 Belleza Street 1,650 1-17-19 558,000 558,000

6446 San Como Lane 1,510 9-11-18 649,000 579,000

6005 San Dimas Ave 1,561 10-31-18 574,000 519,900

6172 Irena Street 1,561 1-31-19 610,000 610,000

SOLD

1161 Paquita Street 1,650 10-17-18 Closed 3-15-19

549,000 510,000 Closing price

Information Compilation as of 3-21-19

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BirthdaysRose Martin 1 San Diego, CASusan Mills 2 Malibu, CASharon Dahl 4 Orange, CAGail Edwards 6 Ocean Falls, BC CanadaJulia Keim 7 Burbank, CAStephanie Burns 8 Los Angeles, CAJeanne Sanders 8 Oregon City, ORLynn Lewis 11 Lynwood, CAMary Mayhew 11 Lynwood, CAAnnabelle Morgan 12 Tulsa, OKMina Brown 14 Oxford, Nova ScotiaPeg Oppelt 14 Sharon, PennaGladys Varon 14 Decorah, IABill Cowley 15 Toronto, CanadaStu Krieger 15 Chicago, ILJoan Bender 16 IllinoisKim Slagle 16 Atlanta, GACarolyn Dewey 17 Atlantic, IALouise Thomas 20 Denver, COElayne Angel Harbert 24 Houston, TXTed Elliott 26 Santa Monica, CAElizabeth Allen 28 Los Angeles, CA

John/Lucy Gardner 3 Fayetteville, NC 53S. Ernest/Janise Swickard 6 Pacific Palisades, CA 45Sam Unjian/Donita Horn 6 Sherman Oaks, CA 21George/Mary Mayhew 7 Ridgecrest, CA 46Brent/Margo Attebery 11 Ventura, CA 49Dan/Joyce Chase 13 Fresno, CA 34Robert/Joan Townley 14 Scotch Plains, NJ 63Jerry/Carol Roberg 17 Los Altos, CA 37John/Dorothy Johnson 24 New Brunswick, NJ 71

Anniversaries

Note: If your birthday/anniversary information is incorrect or incomplete, please contact Malisa in the clubhouse office to have it corrected.

SPRINGS TIMESEditor: Robbie DornickPhoto Editor: Robbie DornickProduction: Robbie DornickDistribution:Louetta Busick/Beverly Raham John/Judy PetitHarold/Julie Baker Joan KelletGail Edwards/Susan Spann Jeanne FaxonJoAnn Iaccino/Stephanie Burns Carol RobergMaressa/Doug Parizek

VC ALERT Everyone in The Springs should register with VC Alert in order to receive emergency notifications. Register online at vcalert.org or by calling (805) 648-9283.

THE SPRINGS BOARD OF DIRECTORSPresident: J. Ron KesterVice President: Val PalmerChief Financial Officer: Barry GilbertSecretary: Donna BurgerDirector: Stan Roberts

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Neighborhood Watch

The following email is from Senior Deputy Virginia Tinoco, Camarillo Police Department, Crime Prevention: In today’s day and age, social media information will spread faster through a community than a 911 call to dispatch. HOWEVER, the information spread on social media is not always correct, factual or even true. While we are lucky to have such a network of fast communication, we are responsible for being reasonable and rational when hearing it. In recent weeks, there have been several scares spreading like wildfire in our communities. It is not until we research claims made on social media that we can support or refute them. If there is a threat to safety against anyone, notify police immediately. Otherwise, get answers, ask questions and if ever in doubt, call the police!

There are many other resources on our new website. If you have any questions, please feel free to call me at 805-388-5130.

Calls for Service - Public Request Report

Ventura County Sheriff's DepartmentCalls for Service Report - Citizen Request

Jurisdiction:

Date Range: to 02/01/2019 02/28/2019

Camarillo

8272

Date:

Time: City: RB Number:Disposition Remarks:

CFS ID:

CAMARILLO

Page 1 of 2RD:

Event Location:

Event Address:

Event Location: Disposition: Activity Code:

02/01/2019 190017066

04:55:07 Camarillo 190017066

5961 PASEO ENCANTADA Auto Cleared Tow

02/02/2019 190017653

01:13:19 Camarillo 190017653

6317 GITANA Avenue Assignment Completed Public Service

02/02/2019 190017795

10:51:55 Camarillo 190017795

VIA MONTANEZ / CORTE CAMPINA Assignment Completed Busy

02/06/2019 190019680

11:05:03 Camarillo 190019680

6006 VIA MONTANEZ Assignment Completed Threats - Verbal/Written

02/08/2019 190021105

17:55:35 Camarillo 190021105

6006 VIA MONTANEZ Assignment Completed Check Well Being

02/08/2019 190021166

20:46:32 Camarillo 190021166

875 PASEO SERENATA Assignment Completed Follow Up

02/09/2019 190021430

10:26:22 Camarillo 190021430

6006 VIA MONTANEZ Assignment Completed Check Well Being

02/10/2019 190022013

11:52:37 Camarillo 190022013

6510 LADA Avenue Cancel 911 Hang Up

02/15/2019 190024869

14:24:40 Camarillo 190024869

800 VISTA ARRIAGO Assignment Completed Busy

02/20/2019 190027202

10:19:33 Camarillo 190027202


02/22/2019 190028643

18:35:21 Camarillo 190028643

6318 CORTE LUCINDA Assignment Completed Busy

In order to comply with California Government Code 6254(f)(1) the following activity codes may be redacted: Child Crimes, Domestic Violence, Rape, Suicidal Subject, and Suicide.

Calls for Service - Public Request Report

Ventura County Sheriff's DepartmentCalls for Service Report - Citizen Request

Jurisdiction:

Date Range: to 02/01/2019 02/28/2019

Camarillo

8272

Date:

Time: City: RB Number:Disposition Remarks:

CFS ID:

CAMARILLO

Page 2 of 2RD:

Event Location:

Event Address:

Event Location: Disposition: Activity Code:

02/23/2019 190028894

09:20:05 Camarillo 190028894


02/24/2019 190029265

00:46:59 Camarillo 190029265

6078 PASEO ENCANTADA Assignment Completed Missing Person

02/24/2019 190029438

13:18:48 Camarillo 190029438

800 VISTA ARRIAGO Assignment Completed Public Service

02/25/2019 190029967

13:25:47 Camarillo 190029967

878 PASEO TOSAMAR Cancel Suspicious Circumstances

In order to comply with California Government Code 6254(f)(1) the following activity codes may be redacted: Child Crimes, Domestic Violence, Rape, Suicidal Subject, and Suicide.

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