August 5, 2008

Digest 546 (3 Messages)

1a.: request to trim tree branches near stop signs

Posted by: "Richard Clark" [email protected] biking2

Tue Aug 5, 2008 11:23 am (PDT)

Very good suggestion for all of us to follow. We maintain the branches that are on our road, but I know what you are talking about. As a safety measure, I try to be a cautious as possible when approaching any intersection that have bushes or trees close to it.

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2a.: Re: 2nd Story Burglaries

Posted by: "Betty A. Rogers" [email protected]

Tue Aug 5, 2008 11:24 am (PDT)

I do agree it's time that we all become more alert to each others' homes in
the neighborhood. Last month, my large outdoor grill was stolen from my
lower porch from a spot with the view obstructed from the alley. I suspect
it was someone who spent time in the area rather than a drive-by---perhaps
one of various workmen working on a long-term renovation across the alley
because the grill was not easily visible. I remain spooked by the
thief's presence so close to the basement back door and hope they didn't
spot anything else of interest.

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3.: The new street parking hours behind Whole Foods...

Posted by: "Ann C." [email protected] cybele4530

Tue Aug 5, 2008 7:18 pm (PDT)

When 1 side of the street was repaved & new meters were installed, a new sticker with new
hours was put on the posts of the meters.
On the positive side, one can park for more hours.
And there is parking in the morning until about 3:30, but for 2-3 hours in the late afternoon,
it looks like parking is not allowed.
What's up with that?!
Have I misunderstood the sticker's stated parking hours?
- Ann

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