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Just when you were getting used to cooler Fall weather (that even included rain yesterday in some parts of Orange County), it looks like we are in
for another warming trend starting this weekend. Highs should be in the low 80's by Sunday and the upper 80's by the following weekend, just in time for our recycling drive at Rush Park on 9/30.
We have a number of informative meetings and event coming up in the next month. Please add any items of interest to your calendar and plan to
attend.
LA Seismic Project is Back On LA Seismic has resumed their survey project in Rossmoor including surveying and pre-digging for future placement of sensors in parkways. The work will take place during regular working hours.
Questions and concerns may be directed to LA Seismic, LLC, Tracy L. Farmer,(Cell: 562-208-2922, Email: tfarmer@laseismic.com).
RHA Meeting Update Thanks to Lt. Jared Perry and motor Officer La Rocha from the Westminster
CHP for coming to our September 19th meeting. They discuss their traffic enforcement focus along with the incidents in Rossmoor over the past year. There were some informative discussions with the Board and community. Thanks to everyone who participated.
Our October guest is the LAUSD Superintendent Dr. Sherry Kropp. Dr. Kropp will update us on the "State of the District" and answer from the Board and community. The meeting will start
at 7:00 p.m. at Rossmoor Park on Tuesday October 17. Last year we had an overflow group to hear the district update from Dr. Kropp, and we would not be surprised if we overflow the room again this year. Plan to arrive early if you want a seat.
405 Improvement Project Update The OCTA will provide an update on the 405 Improvement project at the October 10 RCSD meeting at Rush Park. Please plan to attend and get the latest project updates and ask your questions about the project and the lane changes it will create.
Rossmoor Recycles - Saturday 9/30 Our Rossmoor Recycles event is coming up in a couple of weeks on Saturday 9/30. Please remember to arrive between 8:00 a.m. and noon and bring your cans, plastic bottles, newspapers, and cardboard to Rush Park.
Get Ready to ShakeOut - Thursday 10/19 The Great ShakeOut is coming! This educational event will help prepare you and your family for the next big Southern California earthquake. The best part is that you "attend" right where you are on 10/19 at 10:19 AM. Just like when a quake occurs, you could be anywhere. So at 10:19 on 10/19, simply drop cover and hold on.
See the video here and add your name to the ShakeOut participation list. Upcoming Dates to Note
We have a number of events coming up that you will want to put on your calendar. Check them out: - Rossmoor Recycles - Saturday 9/30 - Rush Park, please bring your newspapers, mixed paper, cans and plastic bottles.
- Sweeper Monday -
Monday 10/2 - Please move your vehicles!
- RCSD Board Meeting - Tuesday 10/10 - 7:00 p.m. Rush Park Aud.
- RHA Board Meeting - Tuesday 10/17 - 7:00 p.m. Rossmoor
Park
- Great Shake Out - Thursday 10/19 - 10:19 a.m. - Are you Ready?
And of course, the weekly Rossmoor Walk & Talk each Tuesday morning, that it is not raining, starting at 10:30 a.m. at Rush Park. A second walking group meets on Thursday afternoons at 4:00 p.m. also at Rush
Park.
Thanks for reading the RHA eNews Blast
The RHA Communications Team
LA Seismic Project Resumes |
LA Seismic has resumed their survey project in Rossmoor including surveying and pre-digging for future placement of sensors in parkways. The work will take place during
regular working hours.
Questions and concerns may be directed to LA Seismic, LLC, Tracy L. Farmer via his cell: 562-208-2922 or Email: tfarmer@laseismic.com.
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ShakeOut on 10/19 at 10:19 a.m. |
I-405 Improvement Project |
As most of you know the I-405 enhancement project has begin with the preliminary ground and soil work. The I-405 in both directions from the I-605 to SR 73 interchange will have CalTrans crews working intermittently on the shoulders and neighboring streets. Some lane and complete freeway closures will take
place as well.
The OCTA has also released a projected schedule for the bridge work along the 16 mile project path. You can see that here. Note that none of the projected work will directly impact Rossmoor or Seal Beach Blvd. However, if you plan to drive between here and SR 73 in Costa Mesa, especially in the late night and early morning hours, you may
want to check for closures on the OCTA
website.
We will provide updates here as they become available.
Once
the project is completed in about 2023, there will be one additional traffic lane in each direction. The current HOV lane and an additional lane will be Toll Lanes for vehicles with less than 3 riders.
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Rossmoor residents Bernie Beskind & Herb Halling coordinates the weekly Rossmoor Walk &
Talk meeting at Rush Park on Tuesday mornings at 10:30. That is unless it's raining, then there's no walk.
NEW WALK ADDED! Thursdays at 4:00 p.m. at Rush Park, there is a new group of
walkers. Plan to join them next Thursday to walk and talk
The program is simple enough, whoever attends forms groups of 2-4 people and walk around Rush Park and they talk. How long they walk, how fast they walk, and what they talk about is up to them. If you need a topic to talk about, Bernie will be happy to help you out. It's a real Win-Win Bernie's idea creates an informal way to meet your neighbors and get some exercise at the same time. It could save or at least extend your life, plus you'll get to meet some really
great people. And that is a huge win-win. Come join us! The Rossmoor Walk & Talk is open to all ages. The more the merrier - Invite your friends and please spread the word. Rossmoor Walk & Talk meets are held every Tuesday at 10:30 AM at Rush Park. If you have questions, please email Bernie
(BernieB_90720@yahoo.com), or come see him on Tuesdays at 10:30 at Rush Park. Bernie will be the energetic guy with glasses, short hair, long in years and walking slowly. |
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Coyote sightings in Rossmoor have decreased to almost zero over the past couple of months. The coyote gates are down and that is a big help. Other easier food sources seem to be available to the local coyotes as well. Unfortunately, reduced sightings/reports does
not indicate the coyotes are not in Rossmoor. They are still here.
For those of you who have made reports, THANK YOU. You are helping us track coyote behavior which is critical to any future removal attempts.
Please
continue to be careful with your pets (keep them indoors or within your sight, and DO NOT leave pet food outside after feeding time).
Our
Rossmoor Wildlife Watch program continues to collect reports and monitors coyote behavior and movement based on these reports. Please continue to report any coyote activity you see on the Rossmoor Wildlife Watch website.
If you would like to find out
more about our Rossmoor Wildlife Watch program and discover what we are doing, please sign up for more information.
The coyote challenge we face here in Rossmoor and throughout Southern California does not have a magical "fix it" solution. It will take a community effort (that's you and me, not
"them") to keep our pets safe and reduce the risks in our neighborhood. Please learn what you can do at your home and for everyone in Rossmoor.
Rossmoor Recycles: Saturday
9/30 |
Our next monthly Rossmoor Recycles Drive is on Saturday, September 30th Please bring your recyclable newspapers, mixed paper waste, recyclable cans, and
plastic bottles to Rush Park.
You'll be helping the environment AND putting some much-needed funds back into the Rossmoor community!
Note: Paper shredding is available quarterly (Oct, Jan, Apr, and July)
We’ll see you
there!
8:00 AM to 12 N00N – Rush Park Parking Lot
on Blume Drive
Please
separate Newspaper materials from other paper waste, e.g. cardboard and magazines and other paper materials waste. Thanks for your help!
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RHA Membership Because Rossmoor Matters
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The Rossmoor Homeowners Association (RHA) is a membership funded, non-profit
organization and as such relies primarily on member dues and fund-raising to cover its annual costs.
What costs?
Great question, glad you asked. The Rossmoor Homeowners Association:
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