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Community Events (some information acquired from the Community Calendar, Palisadian-Post)

	Annual Party in the Park – Sunday October 2, 2011 4-6 pm. Please join us for some fun, music & burgers by In N Out burger. You can mail your payment to PO Box 1585, PP, CA 90272 ahead of time or pay when you arrive ($6 per person). Organized by a separate committee of volunteers in an effort to keep our community close-knit and to “know our neighbors”. Call the office if you can help with set up or break down.
	Mountain Lion Sighted in the Huntington Palisades - On Monday June 20, 2011 at approximately 9:30 am, a large aggressive mountain lion was seen on the corner of Toyopa and Alma Real. Animal Services reported by the afternoon that the animal had gone back up into the hills but please always pay attention to your surroundings, especially your young children and animals. Double check your back yard before letting your children and animals out to play. If you do see a wild animal, please call the West LA Animal Services at 310-207-3156.
	Annual Meeting - The 2012 Annual Meeting will be held on February 7, 2012 at Corpus Christi Church. Wine and Cheese reception will be from 7-7:30 pm. The regular business meeting will begin at 7:30 pm.
	Pampas Ricas Trees - The HPPOC Board would like to send out a thank you to Johnson Tree Trimming Co. for the beautiful job they did trimming the trees along Pampas Ricas. They gave the HP a wonderful discount. The Board would also like to thank the Urban Forestry Division, specifically Scott Harman, who was instrumental in helping us get the permits from the City to trim the trees ourselves.
	November 8, 2010 mailer - If you would like to view the documents discussed in the recent mailer you may follow the underlined links after each document: Complaint (click here), Answer (click here), or Cross-Complaint (click here).

Brush Clearance – Begins in May

All properties will be inspected by the LAFD. Letters of non-compliance will be issued if your property is not properly maintained and fees are involved. Please visit the Brush Clearance website at www.lafd.org/brush or call 818-374-1111.

Crime Report

Call 911 or (213) 928-8206 if you see a crime in progress.

Non-Emergency call (877) 275-5273

Please remember to lock your doors and windows when you leave your home.

Huntington Palisades Protective Association (HPPA):

If you would like to obtain information about or join the HPPA please call 310-481-0040 x 101 and ask to speak to Carol Bonilla. You can also email her at carol@mndcpa.com.

Other Tid-bits o’ Information –

	Palisades Beautiful- Did you know that Palisades Beautiful is an all-volunteer non-profit organization that plants trees to enhance the beauty and environmental health of our community? If you choose to have a tree, Palisades Beautiful will obtain the necessary city permit, notify the city Dig Alert office to check each tree site for underground cables, etc., and coordinate the planting process. You will need to deep water the tree every week for one month, and then once a month for a year. The total cost of $200 will be covered by Palisades Beautiful. The tree is free to you, but any donation (tax deductible) to their tree planting and maintenance fund would be greatly appreciated. For more information, contact them at (310) 454-6484 or email at PalisadesBeautiful@earthlink.net.
	Hedges - The L.A. Department of Building and Safety enforces hedge heights. The building code is 2002-002, you will be cited if you are not in compliance with the city. The hedge height requirement is 3 ½ feet in the front and 6 feet on the side-yard. A monthly drive-through of the neighborhood is performed. If you receive a letter from the Association asking you to trim your hedges, please comply. Addresses of residents who choose not to comply will be forwarded to the L.A. Department of Building and Safety.
	Telemarketer Calls – If you are receiving unwanted telemarketer calls. Call (888) 382-1222 to add your name to the FCC Do-Not-Call registry. If your number is on this list, by law you can not be called after 31 days of registering your number.
	Barricade (fire truck in a drum) – Recommended by Flo Elfant (Disaster Preparedness Chairperson). This product can be sprayed on homes and surrounding landscaping in a fire emergency. Barricade is listed as a resource in the Disaster Preparedness Folders available at the Post Office, library and Chamber of Commerce. The HPPOC office has a video which can be viewed. If you are interested call the HPPOC office and you can view the video or call the company at (800) 201-3927.