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CLUBHOUSE and BBQ Area
1. How do I reserve the Clubhouse and BBQ Area?
a. Down load the Club House and BBQ reservation form
b. Contact the management company to select a date
c. Send the filled out reservation form
along with your deposit (send checks) to the management company
2. How do I request Clubhouse key fob?
The Pool/Club House key fob request form is available under "Forms". Please contact the management company Please note that each unit is only entitled to one
key fob, and there is a fee for replacement key fob.
3. What is the address for the Clubhouse?
4681 Cheeney Street, Santa Clara, CA 95054
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SECURITY
1. Who do I call for street lights out?
For
streets other than Duvall and Lenox, call 408 984-3050. For Lenox and
Duvall, notify Mission Park's Property Management
2. Who do I call if I observe suspicious activities?
911 for emergency and 408 615-5580 for non-emergency
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FEMA 100-YEAR FLOOD ZONE
1. Is Mission Park within the FEMA's 100-year Flood Zone?
According
to Federal Emergency Management Agency's (FEMA) Letter
of Map Revision to Mayor Judy Nadler date stamped March 29, 2001, Mission
Park had been re-zoned to "Zone B", which means that Mission Park
is considered as "Areas between limits of the 100-year flood and
500-year flood; or certain areas subject to 100-year flooding with average
depths less than one (1) foot or where the contributing drainage area is less
than one square mile; or areas protected by levees from the base
flood.".
2 .Are Mission Park Homeowners Required to Purchase Flood Insurance?
According to the letter dated August 1, 2001, from Mackay & Somps
to Citation Homes. FEMA's Letter of Map Revision dated March 29, 2001
removes Mission Park (Tract 8815) from the Special Flood Hazard Area and
eliminates the mandatory requirement to purchase flood insurance.
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IMPORTANT CITY TELEPHONE NUMBERS
Abandon
Vehicles (615-4778)
Animal Control: dogs running at large (daytime); dead/injured animals -
Silicon Valley Animal Control Authority (764-0344)
Animal Control: Barking dogs; crowing roosters - Police (615-5580)
Building Construction withou permits - Planning & Inspection (615-2440)
Door to door solicitation - Police/Dispatch (615-5580)
Garbage - Illegal dumping - Planning & Inspection (615-2460) or Street
(615-3080)
Garbage cans not returned to side or back yard after pick-up - Street
(615-3080)
Graffiti - Street (615-3080) or Police (241-9495)
Noise abatement, After work hours - Planning & Inspection (615-2460) or
Police/Dispatch (615-5580)
Shopping carts, abandoned - Street (615-3080)
Storm drains, illegal dumping - Street (615-3080) or Fire (615-4960) or
Police/Dispatch (615-5580)
Street trees, trimming or removal - 615-3080
Trees in power lines - Electric/Silicon Valley Power (615-5640) or (615-5600)
Signs, illegal posted - Street (615-3080) or Planning & Inspection
(615-2460)
Vehicles, illegally parked on private property - Planning & Inspection
(615-2460)
Vehicles, illegally parked on public streets - Police/Dispatch (615-5580)
Vehicles, Voluntary Tow (FREE removal and disposal of unwanted vehicles) -
(615-4867)
Weed abatement - Fire (615-4970)
General Inquiries on Code Enforcement: 615-2460
City Department Email Addresses:
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
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EARTHQUAKE PREPARENESS CHECKLIST
Once
an earthquake strikes, it's too late to make emergency preparations.
Use this checklist as a starting point to ensuring you and your family are
reeady when the time comes.
Before an Earthquake
Take protective measures to reduce the risk of personal injury and property
damage before an earthquake strikes.
- Know the earthquake risk in your area.
- Properly secure pictures, mirrors, shelves, and light fixtures
- Properly secure televisions, computers, and stereo equipment
- Fasten tall, heavy furniture to wall studs and ensure these items aren't in
a location where they could fall over and block a crucial exit
- Secure heavy, breakable items
- Store hazardous materials in a secure place
- Properly secure kitchen, laundry appliances and water heater
Financial/Important Family Documents
Keep copies of records in a waterproof, portable container (or place in a
secure location such as a safety deposit box).
- Social Security
Card
- Will, Insurance policies
- Bank and Credit Card Account Numbers, Stocks and Bonds
- Drivers
Licenses
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Passports
- Current Photos of Family
- Birth, Marriage Certificates - Emergency Contact
List -
Inventory of Valuable Goods (include appraisals, photos and/or video of
valuables)
Water and Food Supplies
Keep at least 3 - 7 days worth of food and water on hand.
- 1 Gallon of Water per
person/day -
High-energy snacks, canned meats, fruits and Vegetables
- Paper plates, cups and utensils
- Canned juices and powdered
milk - Food for
infants and individuals with special
needs
- Non-electric can opener, cooking tools and fuel
Tools and Supplies
- Map of area for locating shelters
- All-purpose
knife
- Candles and matches in waterproof container
- Battery-operated
radio
- Set of tools and signal flares
- Soap, liquid detergent and hand sanitzer
- Flashlight and
batteries
- Needle and thread
- Plastic sheeting and plastic storage containers
- Paper and
pencil
- Tape (Duct and
Masking)
- Garbage bags and ties
- Fire extinguisher
Clothing, Bedding and Personal Items
Keep these items in a waterproof container or bag.
- Change of clothes and sturdy shoes and work
boots
- Prescription Glasses or contact lenses and
sunglasses -
Personal hygiene items
- Hats, gloves and rain
gear
- Towels, toilet paper, and
towelettes
- Infant supplies (diapers, bottles)
- Blanket, pillow and sleeping bags
First Aid Kit
Assemble a first aid kit for your home and your car. Keep a 3 - 7 day
supply for vital medications.
- Precription drugs and pain
relievers
- Antiseptic and sterile
needles
- Safety pins (all sizes)
-
Antacid
- Sterile adhesvie bandages and guaze
pads
- Scissors and tweezers
- Sunscreen and insect
repellent
- Adhesive
tape
- Thermometer
- First aid manual
Other Recommendations for Earthquake Preparedness
- Designate an out-of-area emergency point person for friends and family to
contact.
- Select an emergency meeting place in case your family is separated.
- Keep your vehicle fuel tank filled, and know your community's evacuation
routes.
- Learn about emergency plans for your children's school or day care.
- Keep cash on hand (banks and ATM may not be open or available for exteneded
periods).
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