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Bear Valley Springs
Bear Tracks Volume 14 • January 2019
A Monthly Publication of The Bear Valley Springs Association and
The Bear Valley Community Services District
Emergency
preparedness
tips
Page 8
Ladies Golf holds awards
Page 18
Advisory Committees Happy New Year!
As 2018 is in our rearview mir- the board. If you are interested in 1st Tuesday of the Month
ror, I would like to personally volunteering for the association 8:30 a.m. @ the Oak Tree
thank all the BVSA volunteers for on an Advisory Committee, you Country Club (OTCC) HERE’S TO ANOTHER INCREDIBLE YEAR IN 2019!!
their tireless efforts! Volunteers may want to start by attending Rules Advisory Committee • Mtn Cabin Approx 1512sf
are essential to the Association’s a monthly meeting to see if it is Meeting (Rules) Carol Caitlyn OUR LISTINGS 3B/2B large deck, 8+ acres,
work and community life. With-
out volunteers, the task of operat-
something that interests you.
Advisory Committee Meeting
1st Tuesday of the Month
10:30 a.m. @ the Association
Miller Miller SELL!
cul-de-sac, privacy, trees +
new roof! $209,000!
661 661
ing the association would be even
greater.
Schedule is as follows: Office
972-6044 972-1813 CALL US TODAY • Location Location Lo-
The BVSA is always looking for
Equestrian Advisory
Committee Meeting (EAC)
Recreation Advisory Cal DRE #01744133 Cal DRE #02047752 TO BUY OR SELL! cation Charming & estab-
lished neighborhood in
volunteers to participate in Board Committee Meeting (RAC)
1st Monday of the Month 1st Wednesday of the Month IN ESCROW town! Approx 1875sf 4B/2B
Advisory Committees. Advisory 9 a.m. @ the Equestrian Lounge by Cheramy Krueger $298,000!
3 p.m. @ the Equestrian Lounge Lot 318 Lower Valley Rd. BVS $64,000 rep buyer/seller
committees serve at the pleasure AMS, CMCA 24781 Deertrail BVS $19,000 rep buyer/seller • Nestled in the Trees Approx 1650sf 2B/2B on Approx 20acs,
of the board and are formed to Golf Advisory Committee Food Service Advisory
Meeting (CAC) BVSA General Manager SOLD - LAST 30 DAYS Private well, owned solar, workshop. $329,000!
provide assistance as directed by Committee Meeting (FSAC) 23881 Parke Court BVS $195,000 rep buyer
3rd Thursday of the Month • Rustic Ranchette Approx 1898sf 3B/3B on Approx 1.05acs.
28781 Gleneagle SS $320,000 rep buyer/seller Horse facilities, Fantastic valley floor location. $339,000!
January 2019 Bear Tracks cover photo taken by 1 p.m. @ the Oak Tree County mittee’s term of service begins on 29860 Pinedale BVS $314,000 rep buyer/seller
Club Jan. 1 of each calendar year. All 28801 Gleneagle SS $345,000 rep buyer/seller • 7 Car Garage/Workshop Approx 2040sf 2B/2B +office +
Dean Nelsen Advisory Committee meetings 17121 Bold Venture SS $325,000 rep seller 1200sf Guest. Approx 1.91acs Horses ok!
Finance Advisory Committee
are open meetings and any BVSA $379,000!
Meeting (FAC)
SAVE 60% member in good standing may SOLD IN 4 DAYS! • Cummings Valley Jewel Approx 2280sf
3rd Wednesday of the Month
up to 1 p.m. @ the Administration attend the meetings. 4B/2B. 21.82acs, Horse facilities, Ag Zoned.
CO M PA R E D TO Office If you are interested in be- Private Well. $469,000!
DEALERSHIP PRICES! Article 1 section 108(b)(1) ing seated as a Board Advisory • LAND parcels available!! All sizes and zon-
Check out our Sharpening A states: Advisory Committee Committee member, please con- ings throughout the Tehachapi Area, prices
Services! members term of service expires tact Anita Bauer, BVSA Admin- starting at $19,000!!
Pioneer annually on Dec. 31 of each cal-
endar year, with the exception
istrative Assistant, at anitab@
bvsa.org. She will advise you of
Commercial Investment properties
available!! Call to inquire.
True Value of the Finance Advisory Com- the process, and who the BVSA 29860 PINEDALE. Lovely contemporary 3 bedroom, 2 bath on the golf course. Theresa Mann
Voted Tehachapi’s BEST
mittee, which seats new com- Board Member committee li- Large entertainment kitchen, dining area, 2 car garage plus golf cart garage,
20901 South St. watch for this home on an upcoming issue of HGTV in the Spring! $314,000 Realtor 2016, 2017 & 2018!
mittee members in June. The aison is, of whom you would
661-822-6806 661
Board of Directors voted on the
2019 Board Advisory Committee
contact to express your interest
to serve on a committee, and to Call either Carol or Caitlyn 205-4088
Cal BRE #01281667
RV Parts, members in the Dec. 2018 regular
open session and the new Com-
ensure there are committee posi-
tions available.
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Message from the BVSA Board of Directors
by Larry Thompson the Community Association laws, rules, insurance policies, names of members for 2019.
BVSA Vice President Institute (CAI). This PCAM reserve studies, financials, bud- All were approved. The board
certification is considered the gets, HOA legal issues, commu- appreciates all these dedicated
Happy New Year! highest designation in commu- nications and other required volunteers.
Well, here we are ready for nity association management information. All this diligent The board received a propos-
another year! My prayer for nationwide, and symbolizes effort will certainly benefit our al from Inspector of Election to
each of you is that 2019 will individual professionalism. To association. Thank you and handle the association’s 2019
be healthy and peaceful. How achieve this, Cheramy com- congratulations, Cheramy! elections. After a discussion,
about more kindness, commu- pleted many hours of course- At the Dec. 18, 2018, Board the proposal was accepted.
nity unity and less drama; that’s work and attended a two-day of Directors meeting, there The board also discussed and BEAR VALLEY SPRINGS BEAR VALLEY SPRINGS
case study at one of three U.S. were several business action approved a solar system for the RARE FIND! Like new 4 bedroom custom home HAVE IT ALL living in this lovely
what I’ll aim for. on 0.66 acre lot with both lake and golf course 4+3 2905sf masterfully designed
We have a lot to be thankful host cities. She chose the case Items discussed. There were shooting range, a replacement frontage. This spectacular property features home, situated on 2.55 acres
for from 2018, especially our study located in San Francisco, two items that regarded adopt- Jacobsen Eclipse 322 mower one of the largest lake front lots in Bear Valley with beautiful mountain & lake
Springs with 125 feet of lake frontage and 138 views! This property is located in
intelligent and caring staff. Late as it is also subject to California ing changes to Article 18 and and a replacement Jacobsen feet of golf course frontage. Enjoy the outstand- the gated resort like community
in November, our outstanding laws, as BVSA is. After the case Article 3 of the Rules and they Fairway mower for the golf #9978331 ing views of Four Island Lake , the golf course, #9978210 of Bear Valley Springs. Property
and the mountains all from the back yard as well is immaculately maintained &
General Manager, Cheramy study, each PCAM candidate were not adopted. course. These three items will
is to complete a 10-question, Three Fremonti Poplar trees be funded from the reserve
as from most rooms in the house. The 2,424 sq.
NEW LISTING ft. home features travertine flooring, granite tile NEW PRICE has horse facilities. BVS com-
munity amenities include: golf
Krueger, was notified that she
comprehensive exam focusing will be planted on the nature funds. counters in kitchen, stainless steel appliances including custom birch cabinets, a walk-in pantry, 10 foot course, Country Club, lounge, fine dining at the Oaks Restaurant, swimming pools, ten-
had achieved the Profession- ceilings in most rooms, vaulted ceilings in living room and master bedroom, 8’ interior doors, double vanity, nis courts, stocked lakes for your fishing pleasure, parks/playgrounds, 2 camp grounds,
al Community Association on the host communities’ infra- path to shade the bench near A large number of members jacuzzi tub and sinks, and a steam shower in the master bath. The attached 16’ by 39’ covered patio provides Mulligan Room Cafe, recreation sports center with full gym, equestrian center, shooting
Manager (PCAM) award from structure, process’, CC&Rs, by- Jack’s Hole. These are courte- were present for the meeting. It Bernie a wonderful transition from the home to the spacious backyard. This is an ideal setting for outdoor living Cheryl range, miles of hiking and horseback riding trails, police and fire department and so
Connolly and ultimate relaxation. Other features include a 12’ by 32’ fenced dog run, a 36’ by 32’ fenced dog run , Jordan GRI much more...Community surrounded by beautiful mountain views and abundant wildlife!
sy of the Friends of the Nature was good to see so many folks (661) 872-5553 and a 9’ x 63’ concrete apron along garage side of house, fully paved concrete driveway with turnout. Little (661) 750-9203 Worth considering commuting to work in Bakersfield, Edwards Air force Base, Lancaster
661-831-6299 Fax 661-831-8299 Path. The Friends have raised interested in the agenda items. DRE #00752653 to no road noise as the house is set back over 100 feet from a lightly traveled cul-de-sac street. $495,000 DRE #01471642 or Palmdale. $435,000
661-831-7788 License #486992 the funds for these trees and Hopefully there will be anoth- BEAR VALLEY SPRINGS BEAR VALLEY SPRINGS BEAR VALLEY SPRINGS ALPINE FOREST
have members have committed er good attendance at our next
R&J Doormaster Sales, Inc. to watering them for at least the meeting on Jan. 15 at 6 p.m. at
Monique – Bear Valley Resident first two years. the Oak Tree Country Club. We
1901 South Chester Ave. • Bakersfield, CA 93304 The various Board Adviso- hope you will be there.
Email – doormastersls@att.net ry Committees all submitted Semper Fidelis #9976733 #9978365 NEW LISTING #9978366 NEW LISTING #9978132 NEW PRICE
SPECTACULAR move in ready 37.88 HILLSIDE ACRES with ONE ACRE VIEW LOT in the BEAUTY! VIEWS! VIEWS! Views!
spectacular views of Bear Valley 3 BDRM / 2 BA over 1747 sqft of
“Your ACCESS to the Lic. #690566 Locally
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views! This 4 BDRM/ 2.5 bath Open, Springs, the valley floor, Four
higher elevations of Bear Valley
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American Dream!” operated
split wing floor plan with vaulted
ceilings. Large great room with great
Island Lake, Cub Lake, and the
surrounding mountains. Check
meter. All photos taken from lot.
Most of the photos show views
1.12 acres of land manufactured
home on permanent founda-
views. Private covered deck with out this great acreage from the from the lot. tion w/block wall privacy fence
(661) 822-8989 Kari amazing mountain views! Master Bernie Ironwood cul-de-sac. Walk south Bernie
and assess the terrain and po- Connolly
$11,000 Beth around courtyard and yard w/
terrace garden. Beautifully land-
801 W. Tehachapi Blvd., Ste. 2 Munoz offers 2 walk in closets. Two spacious Connolly Tona
(661) 350-3537 BDRMS with Jack and Jill BA. (661) 872-5553 tential building sites. (661) 872-5553 (661) 839-7879 scaped! Double brick fireplace.
DRE #01942121 $355,000 DRE #00752653 $50,000 DRE #00752653 DRE #01747995 $245,000
THIS RANCH IS AN COUNTY COUNTY CUMMINGS VALLEY GOLDEN HILLS EAST
EQUESTRIANS DREAM,
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CONSTRUCTION
IC VIEWS. On over 10
level acres, it has a 72’ x 36’
7-stall Barnmaster barn, plus
hay storage, tack room with
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age room & heated automatic Nelson waterers in each stall. Barn also has Paul Durnell GRI THE ONE YOU’VE BEEN WAIT- 21.64 SPECTACULAR AG HIGHLY DESIRED Cummings Val- SPECTACULAR 3 BDRM/ 2
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Tremendous View Of Brite Lake! Flat spectacular views of Brite Valley, BDRM / 3 BA home on 2.33 acres of gorgeous landscaping and in-
exterior doors, top of the line windows & electric lights in the aisle. There’s REALTORS® to rolling land is all useable perfect Brite Lake and the surrounding horse property with it’s own well. Ele- credible mountain views! Up-
a 208’ X 155’ fenced riding arena with footing with all new sand, round
pen, fenced & cross fenced & 4 fully fenced pastures. This property is ad- 319-3486 for your Horses. Open Floor Plan,
Beautiful Master Suite plus 4 Ad-
mountains. Natural drainage chan-
nel parallels the entire Arosa Road
gant etched glass doors entry w/10ft
ceilings and recessed lighting. Huge
graded with a new front door,
plantation shutters, sliding barn
jacent to over 50 miles of horse trails. The 2268 square foot 3- bedroom, 972-4405 Melinda ditional Bedrooms Plus An Office/ Bernie frontage. Close to town and High- Beth gourmet kitchen! Large picture win- Kari doors, chair railing and rain
REMODEL & HOME REPAIR EXPERT Benzie Guest Room. Dining, Great Rm, Den, Connolly
3-bathroom house was extensively remodeled in 2012 by Rod Bower Con- way 58 access. Tona dows throughout. Over sized & extra Munoz gutters, granite counter tops in
Cal BRE 01280427 $175,000
struction. New roof, AC, plantation shutters and more. $649,999 Cal BRE 01280554 (661) 301-6043 Pantry, Drive Thru Covered Parking. (661) 872-5553 (661) 839-7879 12 foot deep 4 car garage. (661) 350-3537 kitchen, bath & laundry.
DRE #01043509 $699,000 DRE #00752653 DRE #01747995 $499,000 DRE #01942121 $312,000
We can help with all of your construction needs. GOLDEN HILLS WEST MOUNTAIN MEADOWS STALLION SPRINGS TEHACHAPI CITY
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General Home Improvements/Repairs • Patios, Decks & More WELL PRICED LOT IN ENJOY THE SECLUSION 4.53 ACRES situated on three COMMERCIAL BUILDING
GOLDEN HILLS WEST. of this large corner parcel legal lots, this home’s views will IN THE CITY! Totally renovat-
Beautiful mountain views with the convenience of take your breath away. The home ed 2660 sf M1 zone. Investigate
LOOK UP OUR 5-STAR RATING ON to the north and west. Great being close to town! Spec- has three bedrooms, two with the possibilities of owning this
Marsha Moore ANGIE’S LIST AND HOME ADVISOR! location. Less than three tacular mountain and valley bathrooms ensuite. Large living fantastic business property, with
GRI miles from town, shopping, views. 2.04 ACRES. Lot: 242 areas and a lovely eat-in kitchen. 3 office spaces and a 450 sf ga-
304-3606 NEW CONSTRUCTION! 1632 Sq Ft, Views from every
window, beautiful laminate flooring, fireplace, RV parking and much DAVID ALLENDE 661-821-9870 Bernie services, and Highway 58 ac-
Connolly cess. Less than a 10 minute Connolly
Bernie Tract: 3117
$19,000
Susie Surrounded by large oak trees
Crooke you will find this home to be the Jordan GRI
Cheryl rage with a loading dock and
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more. Price reduced to $289,500 A Bear Valley Springs Resident (661) 872-5553 drive. Passed perc test. (661) 872-5553 (805) 717-7672 most relaxing around. (661) 750-9203 qualified & fire compliant.
Cal BRE 01399298 DRE #00752653 $11,000 DRE #00752653 DRE #01984581 $349,900 DRE #01471642 $385,000
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The Rules of the Roads – Bear Valley Roads
judgement of our gate personnel for me.
to handle individual situations An exciting, long-term solution On the go making things happen!
during this transition. to gate access is coming soon in
Submitted by of Directors, the Bear Valley identification or a gate-issued associations (Bear Valley Church) I hope this article clears up the form of much needed tech-
Bill Malinen Community Services District ap- permit: ◊ Members and guests some misunderstandings and nology upgrades. The district is REDUCED! THIS HOME SHOWS SUCH
proved and accepted these terms • Without a permit; With prop- ◊ Must provide list of reg- misconceptions regarding the actively investigating the options PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP. 3
CSD General Manager large bedrooms, 2 baths. There
for each tract. er ID (window sticker, use privi- ular attendees status of Bear Valley roads. I also and possibilities and we hope to is a bonus den, for a pool table
So, it is clear that the roads built lege/amenity card, gate device) ◊ If not on list, non-profit hope reading it was as informa- implement some much-needed or just family fun. Large back
I have been doing some re-
by Dart Industries were given to – Association members and must call in pass tive to you as researching it was changes in the near future. yard completely fenced and
search in my efforts to learn about backs up to the alley. Views
and understand the status of Bear the district. The district accept- family residing there – Government and association and location are all part of
To Bear Valley Springs
Valley roads and just who can be ed the terms; therefore, all roads – Tenant assignees and fami- employees and contractors this great home!! This one will
or must be allowed through the within Bear Valley CSD bound- ly residing there – Real estate brokers and not last long! Call for a show-
aries are not public roads, but are – District residents (non-as- agents ing appointment right now!!
clubs, organizations and
gate. I have discovered that the $278,500
law is very clear and that Bear roads owned by the district. sociation members or tenant – Business invitees of:
REDUCED! CUSTOM DESIGN FOR VIEWS
Valley Community Services Dis- • Under California Govern- assignees) ◊ District and residents AND GRANDEUR! This 3630
trict can restrict access into the
community.
ment Code 61105(g), Bear Val-
ley Community Services District
– Emergency vehicles
– Association, government
◊ Association and mem-
bers community groups: sq ft home has beautiful Spanish
tiles, grand windows and a spec-
tacular open floor plan. 2 large
• The original developer of Bear is one of seven CSDs in the state and public utility vehicles ◊ Process servers, investi- Bear Valley Community Services District is conducting an audit guest bedrooms downstairs and an
Valley Springs, Dart Industries, that may “for roads owned by the • With a permit gators and repossession agents of groups utilizing space in the storage building near the solid waste extravagant luxurious master suite
Inc., dedicated each Tract to the district…by ordinance, limit ac- – Guest permits This gives rise to the question, transfer station. If your group has a storage space in the building, upstairs! It is a beautiful estate on
cess to and the use of those roads ◊ Guests of association or “What about people who want 5.6 acres of rolling terrain, on the
Bear Valley Community Services please contact Dawn Smith in the Public Works Department at (661) valley floor. A magnificent home
District, specifically including to the landowners and residents CSD to come in to use the gas station, 821-4428 before Jan. 17 to provide your group name and which space away from the hustle of a busy life!
“for semi-public use, all streets”. of that district.” ◊ Guests of association visit the realty office or shop at it occupies. $520,000
• Dart Industries further stipu- Accordingly, the district can members and tenant assignees the market?” The answer is, with- The District will be inspecting all storage spaces on Saturday, Jan. 19,
Terri Juergens
lated, “The ownership of the land limit access to only landowners (upon proper authorization) out the proper identification or at 10 a.m. Please arrange to have a representative with a key present at
which is subject to semi-public and residents by enacting an or- – Special event permits permit, no one has an inherent that time, or call before Jan. 17 to arrange an alternate inspection time.
streets is vested in the name of dinance as required by state law, ◊ Only for specific event right be allowed through the gate. Any unit without a representative present, or alternate arrangements,
BEAR VALLEY COMMUNITY which it has. District Ordinance ◊ Sponsors to provide a Because this is a change from the will be opened on Jan. 19 for inspection and the lock replaced. Broker Associate
SERVICES DISTRICT which Code, Access to District Roads list current practice, I expect there Thank you for your assistance. Direct 303-6868
agrees to assume the responsibil- (4-1-3), enacts those limits by ◊ If not on list, sponsor will be an adjustment period for
BEAR VALLEY COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
Coffee with the GM
ity of maintenance.” defining two ways to get through must call in pass both staff and the public and I
• By resolution of the Board the gate. Both require proper – Non-profit corporations/ will rely on the discretion and teamterrij@gmail.com www.bvsrealty.com
Christy Rabe, GRI
Broker • License #01505500
Join CSD General Manager Bill Malinen for a cup of coffee and the
chance to ask questions, share information and improve communica-
tions between the District and the community we serve.
When: 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. on the second Wednesday of the month,
Cell: 661-972-7218 starting Jan. 9.
Where: Oak Branch Saloon, 29500 N. Lower Valley Road.
ChristyRabe@gmail.com • www.ChristyRabe.com
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Elegant Master Suite w/walk-in closet, en-suite a catwalk/loft style hall, master suite
bathroom with jetted tub, double vanity & with walk-in closet & designer vanity.
separate shower. RV Parking & plenty of room The ultimate in sustainability with
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with sink & access to both garage & backyard. Kitchen with cabinetry & oversized island, split wing floorplan with 3
mocha cabinetry, quartz counters, recessed lighting & stainless bedrooms & guest bath on one side; master suite with
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Emergency preparedness tip of the month 2019 Brunch
Submitted by percent describe themselves as by surprise by an emergency. com/register/
BVS Community
Services District
totally prepared. Despite guide-
lines from government agencies
Follow along as we hope to
break down this seemingly
overwhelming task into small
• Cal Fire - http://calfire.
ca.gov/communications/social- Calendar
and community organizations media
What is emergency like the American Red Cross, monthly bites as we all work to- • National Weather Service
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The term refers to the steps have created a personal emer- JANUARY TIP OF THE gov/wrn/wea
you take before an emergency gency kit. MONTH – REGISTER FOR • Red Cross Mobile Apps –
or natural disaster to positively To help the residents of Bear NOTIFICATIONS Apple App Store or Google Play
affect the outcome for you, your As they say, “Forewarned is
Valley Springs beat that statis- • FEMA’s Official App – Ap-
forearmed”. Awareness and ear-
family and your animals. tic, the BVCSD and Disaster ple App Store or Google Play
ly notification are the easiest and
At
According to a 2004 Harris Preparedness Advisory Council best ways to keep safe. Take 30 While you’re at it, call your
Poll, 96 percent of Americans (DPAC) have prepared a series minutes this month and sign up parents, grandparents, kids and
feel it is important to prepare of monthly tips we can all follow for the following notifications: friends and suggest they do the
the OAks
for emergencies, but less than 20 to prevent us from being caught • Code Red – www.bvcsd. same.
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PC or network problems? • Ready Kern - http://www. smart phone? Applications for
January 20, 2019
RestAuRAnt
kerncountyfire.org/education/ Code Red and for ReadyKern
ready-kern.html are available at the Police De- MLK Weekend
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February 17, 2019
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March 17, 2019
call 661-822-8101 or email
One Sunday Each Month
3 Onsite service at your home or office
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Call Greg @ (661) 238-3123 beartracks@lookuptehachapi.com
April 21, 2019
JANUARY 20, 2019 *Easter
10:00 am - 2:00 pm May 12, 2019
*Mother’s Day
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Champagne Glass Special $4 Father’s Day
HALF PRICE REFILLS July 21, 2019
Summer Brunch
One special Sunday each month August 18, 2019
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If you have Bark Beetle infect-
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a free evaluation. To date, mil-
lions of acres of forests and SERVICES WE PROVIDE: an action station including made-to-order October 13, 2019
billions of trees are dead and • Tree Removal • Stump Grinding • Tree Trimming omelets, prime rib of beef, Columbus Weekend
there is no end in sight. Some
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The district code and your water meter News from the Veterans Association Auxiliary
Submitted by Submitted by throughout 2018. the Bear Valley Springs commu- made by auxiliary members.
BVCSD Water Susan Pruden A beautiful quilt, donated by nity. Thank you to the Women’s All proceeds that the auxilia-
Department Contributing Writer a friend of the auxiliary’s pres- Golf Club for assisting with the ry earns go to the Bear Valley
ident, Ellie Rice, was raffled off BBQ! Springs Veterans Association to
District Code: Bear Valley last February. The auxiliary par- In November, the BVSVA be used for veterans in need.
January is a wonderful time to ticipated in the May rummage Auxiliary set up a booth at the If you are interested in join-
Community Services District
reflect on last year’s accomplish- sale. first American Legion bazaar. ing the BVSVA Auxiliary, please
serves as the local government for
ments, as well as to plan for the During the weekend July 4th The auxiliary sold items, such as contact Ellie Rice at 661-433-
Bear Valley Springs. The district
coming year. The Bear Valley festivities, the auxiliary had a holiday wreaths, that had been 9633.
exists under California state law
governing special districts (Gov-
Springs Veterans Association booth that sold patriotic items.
ernment Code §61000 et. seq.). Auxiliary was able to contribute On Wednesday, July 4, 2018, To advertise in Bear Tracks, call 661-822-8101
The district was established by funds to the BVS Veterans As- the auxiliary distributed free hot
resolution of Kern County Board sociation by active fundraising dogs and chips as a thank you to
or email beartracks@lookuptehachapi.com
of Supervisors for the purpose of
providing infrastructure and ser-
vices for Bear Valley Springs and
governs by way of the District
Ordinance Code. You can find near the property line.” (7-1-5 F). there are some properties with To check for leaks, open your
the complete code on our District In other words, everything on meters in odd locations. If you meter box and note which way the
website www.bvcsd.com. Chapter your side of the meter. do not know where your meter is, little white triangle is pointing. If
7, Water Use & Service, is the sec- Your water meter: One of the please feel free to contact the CSD the triangle is moving at all, then
tion which pertains to the water most common questions the office and we will send someone to mark water is running on your prop-
system and the responsibilities of personnel at the CSD hears from your meter with a blue stake/blue
paint. CSD staff cannot mark wa-
erty somewhere. Make sure all
plumbed appliances and faucets
All of my house listings have sold this year!
residents is, “How could I have
property owners.
Did you know that it is a proper- used that much water?” Unfortu- ter lines past the meter, as we do are completely off, then check the I need houses and condominiums to sell
not have construction or planning meter again. If the triangle is still
ty owner’s responsibility to man-
age their own water consumption
nately, aside from obvious leaks
and breaks, our personnel have documents identifying any aspect moving, something is leaking. It and homes to manage.
and to assure the water system no way of knowing what may have of the property owner’s water sys- is the responsibility of the prop- $64,500. This special 24.31 acre lot
tem after the meter. erty owner to locate the problem has it’s own private valley area and
on their property is functioning occurred on your property as part an amazing knoll with pine trees,
properly? The “water system of of your water system. The best Bear Valley has multiple types or contact a plumber. One of the oak trees and magnificent views. The
an applicant or user” is defined tool for property owners to mon- of meters: Badger, Sensus, Rock- most common sources of a leak sellers may carry with a substantial
as “all pipelines and appurtenant itor water use is your water meter. well and Kent. All of our water is your toilet. Toilets can have si- down payment. This property must
meters are read in Hundred Cubic lent leaks that we are not aware be walked to appreciate the possi-
facilities from (but not including) Every developed property in Bear bilities!
the meter used to extend water Valley has one. Typically, the wa- Feet (HCF or “units”) and each of; however, they are very inex-
service from a distribution main ter meter is located in a concrete unit is equal to 748 gallons of wa- pensive to check. Drop a little $49,900. Build your dream home on the
ter. food coloring into the tank. Wait upper portion of this Oak Tree enhanced
to the customer’s premises, at or box near the driveway; however, property and enjoy the views. Walk the
Calculating the amount of water about 10 minutes without flush-
LISTINGS WANTED!
upper portion of the lot from Sheeptrail
you’re using is as simple as writ- ing and if the color appears in the dr and the CSD water tank access road.
ing down the numbers from your toilet bowl, you have a leak. Oth- An original Dart “white” property stake is
Your readout, before and after an activ- er sources of small leaks are worn visible on this upper west back/sideline.
Call Kathy Carey at 331-1514
“Access” ity, and then subtracting. In order washers in faucets and shower- Buyers to verify boundaries. 3.82 acres
to the to read your meter, you’ll need heads. Even a small drip can waste $59,900. Amazing views towards 4-island,
American a large, flat-head screwdriver to as much as 170 gallons of water cub lake, the meadow and beyond from this
Dream! assist with removing the lid from each day, or 5,000 gallons per Serving BVS Since 1987! beautiful 5.32 acre lot. Build your dream es-
tate on the knoll. This special property is en-
the water meter box. In warmer month (5,000 gallons is 6.68 units
Terri Ables Bear Valley Resident weather, be sure to knock on the of water). www.bvsproperties.com hanced with oak trees and nice rock outcrop-
pings. Only a few of these quality lots are still
801 W. Tehachapi Blvd., Ste. 2 • Tehachapi • 661-822-8989 lid before opening to shoo away Not all leaks are immediately available. Walk this property to appreciate
Cal BRE #00986934
661-809-0109 cell
any snakes who may be enjoying noticeable, especially if you have the beauty and possibilities!
tables.agent@gmail.com
DRE #02062955 this dark, moist area. Once the lid an automated sprinkler system.
is removed, you may have to dig in For example, a broken irrigation We have worked with many real estate agents over the years and Kathy
the dirt to uncover the meter face. line will only be evident when the Carey is hands down the BEST! She is an EXPERT at the business-competent,
Use caution when placing your system is operating. To check for
hands inside the box, as spiders an irrigation system leak, have
professional, knowledgeable, great interpersonal skills and on top of
also enjoy the comfortable condi- someone monitor how fast the everything, every step of the way. She has a positive attitude, confidence,
tions inside the meter box. Wipe arrow spins as you manually cycle integrity and an amazing ability to discern the wants, needs and
the glass – a little moisture helps through the watering stations. circumstances of her clients. We highly recommend her to everyone we
if the glass is scratched – and from District code in a nutshell: The
the odometer-like reading, write CSD is responsible to provide wa- know and look forward to working again with her in the future.
down only the numbers in the ter up to the water meter and it is — Greg and Sherry Carson
white squares from left to right. our responsibility as property own-
OVER 500 HOMES/LOTS SOLD & NEARLY 400 PROPERTIES MANAGED
You can compare your read with ers to maintain and monitor the
the information on your latest wa- water systems on our private prop-
ter bill. erty. We’re in this together.
10 Goldfish Publications, LLC Bear Tracks 11
BVSA RECOGNIZED CLUBS Additional Clubs and Organizations
BVSA Recognized Clubs enjoy the benefits conveyed to them as • Allies & Album Makers Meet the 3rd weekend of the month
per the BVSA Rules, Article 18. Saturday 10am-4 pm and Sunday 1-5 pm. We help all who need it and
• Bearly Ladies Bunco Club - Provide an opportunity for good fellowship, comradery
and sharing mutual interests in enjoying Bunco! Contact Mindi Pugh at bvsmin@sbcglobal.net work as a group or individually. Come crop along with me! Contact Julie
• Buckaroos - Promotes safe, fun western cowboy activities for kids and adults alike. All lev- Amstutz @ 821-9000
els of riders welcome. Contact President Jeff Kermode, @ 661-343-7503, Annette Norfolk, 1st
Locally Owned and Operated VP @ 661-304-0757, Arden Van Peursem, 2nd VP @ (951) 315-6362, Cheryl Akerly, Treasurer @
• Boy Scout Troop 135 – Age 11 to 18. Contact Scoutmaster Kirk
Lic. 757951 661-609-6113, Debi Geary, secretary, @ debig@att.net or 949 291-0551 Newman @ 821-7011
• BVS friday night Social Bridge Club - Social interaction and play on Friday nights. • CERT Training BVS residents to be prepared and ready to serve in the 661-822-6959
Your One Stop Shop! Carol Burdick crlbrbck@yahoo.com
• BVS Social Bridge Club - Social interaction and play. Call Ann Peyton @ 661-821-0926
• BVS Cycle Club - Recreational and informative. Please contact Zack Crum at bvscycleclub@
event of a local disaster situation. Contact Jim Nelson @ 821-5205.
• Cub Scout Troop 135 Grades 1st through 5th grade. Contact Cub 661-979-7966
gmail.com
Custom Homes Master Jon Read 909-268-3297.
Room Additions & Remodels
• Carriage Driving - Meetings are the 2nd Thursday each month at 6:00 p.m. at the
Equestrian Center Lounge. We promote safe driving, drive-and-ride outings and good horse- • Emergency Amateur Radio Team This team is made up of li-
• Carpet • Hardwood
Specializing in: manship. Debbie Mayer @ (661) 238-8444
• Crafty Ladies - Meet at the Equestrian Center Lounge every Tuesday, 1-3 p.m. Bring your
censed amateur radio operators in BVS who donate their services in • Laminate • Vinyl
Custom Kitchens and Bathrooms
Garages - Tile - Drywall - Electrical
own project and get acquainted! Contact Pat Kritlow @ 949-394-4524 times of an emergency. Weekly net check-in Sunday evenings at 7 p.m. • Vinyl Planks • Tile for
• Cultural Arts Association (CAA) - CAA provides performing arts programs to en-
TI/Commercial Work hance our way of life. Contact Susan Miller @ sdcrowther@gmail.com
146.700Mhz(-) PL123.0. Contact Dan Mason @ 203-8398 • Repairs CATS &
• Friday Night Bridge Party Relaxed atmosphere for couples and
We can handle all your construction needs!
Serving the Tehachapi Area for more than a decade.
• Debating Society - Present public debates on issues of interest to BVS property owners
and residents. Contact BJ Mitchell @ 821-5110 singles to enjoy social Bridge. Contact Carol Burdick @ 821-7213 or Elaine
• Carpet Cleaning DOGS
• Dressage - Active in many equestrian dressage activities in the local area. Contact Lois
Steve Munoz Quinn @ 821-6323 Williams @ 821-5768 110 East Tehachapi Blvd. • Tehachapi
• Garden Club - The Garden Club meets the 3rd Friday, March through October at the Eques- • Grizzlies Swim Team We swim year-round. Recreational and com- CL #750346
661-350-3538 trian Center Lounge. Plan garden tours, programs, etc. Contact Jody Snow @ (661) 821-3823 or
petitive. Contact Debbie Papac @ 821-6541
Smunoz.construction@gmail.com Ruth Belben @821-0730 The only unified soft flooring
• Greenhorns - Provides an environment for horse and rider to learn cattle-handling skills • Historical Society Provides an opportunity for good fellowship guaranteed to lay flat forever.
www.munozcustombuilders.com that are used in working cattle operations throughout the west. Contact Don McLaughlin @
and encourages the residents of Bear Valley to become interested in the
909-801-9631
• Horseman’s Association - Promotes fellowship, equestrian activities and facilities. preservation of this community’s historical past. Contact Judy Reynolds @ FOR LEASE • FOR LEASE • FOR LEASE • FOR LEASE
FOR LEASE • FOR LEASE • FOR LEASE • FOR LEASE • FOR LEASE • FOR LEASE
FOR LEASE • FOR LEASE • FOR LEASE • FOR LEASE • FOR LEASE • FOR LEASE
Supports acquisition and preservation of riding trails. Contact acting President Peggy Berg- 821-7035.
man-Smith 661-331-4995 or bvsrider@sbcglobal.net
• Make It Sew - To promote the advancement of sewing and quilting skills. Robyn Wood- • Ladies Bunco Night The dice start rolling at 5:30PM (Summer) and
house 821-0603 or Teri Lindsey 805-304-7351 3:00PM (Winter). We meet at the Whiting Center the first Sunday of every
• Oak Tree Bridge Club - Experience and enjoy the benefits the Bridge has to offer! Rich
Kemmerer 661-821-3012 month. Contact the Whiting Center 821-6641
• Oak Tree Men’s Golf - Meet the 2nd Tuesday every month in the Card Room at the OTCC • Oak Tree Bridge Club Provides a friendly and relaxed atmosphere
at 9:00 a.m. Contact Jim McCormick at (661) 821-1508
• Oak Tree Women’s Golf - Open play – Monday at 10:00; 9-hole playday – Wednesday at
to enjoy Duplicate Bridge. Contact Rich Kemmerer 661-342-0265
10:00; 18-hole playday – Friday at 9:30. Those interested in playing or joining, contact the Pro • P & J Bridge Club Contact Chris Schaeffer @ 661-771-2373
Shop at 821-5144 or Dede Potvin at 821-1258, and email at dedeoct9@aol.com • Senior Softball Anyone that can’t catch, pitch, throw, or bat will
• Old Guys Poker Club - Provide good fellowship, comradery, and sharing of mutual SPECIALIZING IN
friends. Steve Walsh, President 661-821-2410. fit right in. This is not competitive in any way. You or your spouse has to Residential & Commercial
• Pickle Ball - Promote Pickle Ball Play. Contact Julian Leon 661-599-0731 or weedyleon@ be 50 years old or older and want to have fun, meet new people, and PROPERTIES
gmail.com Our Mission is to provide exceptionally
• Pony Club - BVSPC is part of the United States Pony Club, an organization which promotes get some exercise at the same time. Come on out. Everyone is welcome. performing assets and increased equity for
the development of the young English or Western rider (ages 8-25). The Horsemasters’ branch Tuesdays at 3PM weather permitting. Contact Lisa Burt @ 821-0850 or our owners, while providing a good value
focuses on enhancing adults’ current knowledge and skills. Contact Debbie Swarens at 661- and a great place to live for our tenants.
821-0968 or Gary Yettner at 818-415-1222.
the_burt_family@yahoo.com
• RC Modelers - Anyone interested in RC Model Aviation or Model Cars are welcome to come • Trail Trekkers Enhancing club member enjoyment of existing trail Steve Call Me if You
join us in activities at our field and our meetings. Contact Dan Mason 661-203-8398.
• Sportsman’s Club - The club coordinates a wide variety of social, sports and RV activities.
system within Bear Valley. Increase knowledge in the safe long-distance. Rhodes Are Interested
Contact Will Handley at 661-414-6489. Contact Carol Miller @ 821-8966. CalBre 01902558 in Renting
Your Home!
Bear Valley Springs
• Tailwaggers Dog Club - Contact Molley Mackin @ mollymail@rocketmail.com • Spinners and Weavers Exchanging of techniques & support. Con- Resident
• Tennis Club - Contact Rick Lund, Tennis Pro @ 747-0613
• BVS Veteran’s Association - Contact Jed Hannan @ Jerseyjed@aol.com, Cell 818-414-
2430, Paul Tate @ pwtate@msn.com, Cell 661-972-5985 or Jim Rice @ jrice9382@sbcglobal.
tact Elaine Maxwell @ 821-1680 or Rona Samuels @ 821-5828.
• Volunteers in Police Service (VIPS) Contact Jay Carlyn, Cap-
661-823-5400
net, Cell 661-433-8625
tain, at 661-858-4106 or Karen Rathbun, Lieutenant for brochure and
TehachapiForRent.com
• Women’s Club - Provides an opportunity for good fellowship among the women of BVS. 20693 Highway 202 • Tehachapi
Contact Hilary Gilmartin (661) 821-2324. Website: www.bvswomensclub.com. information. FOR LEASE • FOR LEASE • FOR LEASE • FOR LEASE
12 Goldfish Publications, LLC Bear Tracks 13
Let’s talk about exterior lighting
Submitted by
Environmental
Control Committee
One of the express purposes
ing that is in keeping with the
semi-rural character of Bear Val-
ley Springs. Exterior lighting is
permitted to the extent required
for safety, but glare or exposed
moved within four weeks after
the holiday date.
2) All exterior lighting except
low wattage solar (1/4 watt or
less) must be extinguished by
lumens per fixture, spaced not
less than 18 feet apart along the
driveway. The height of lights
along the driveway shall not ex-
ceed four feet. Lights marking
General Tree Service Certified Arborist in business
and intentions of the C&R’s is filaments should be kept to a 10:30 p.m. with the exception the entrance from the street may since 1945
to preserve the natural environ- minimum to preserve the char- of short periods to facilitate the not exceed seven feet at the bulb.
acter and environment of the arrival or departure of family or 6) Low wattage solar lights,
ment of Bear Valley Springs to
community. guests. no more than ¼ watt per fixture
the maximum extent reasonably Here are some of the ECC 3) Security lights programmed can be utilized as landscape/dec-
practicable. Therefore, the intent Rules related to lighting: to stay on continuously through- orative or driveway lights. They
of the Environmental Control 1) Although we have all greatly out the night are prohibited. shall be 120 lumens or less and
Committee Rules on lighting is enjoyed the many festive holiday Lighting controlled by motion
that exterior lighting would be as lights displays, please remember spaced no less than 18 feet apart.
detectors is limited to a maxi-
unobtrusive as possible, main- that holiday lights and exterior We hope that this review of
mum of 15 minutes per cycle.
taining subtle, low level light- holiday decorations must be re- our lighting rules will help you
4) Landscape/decorative
to evaluate the current lighting
lighting should be shielded in
ADKINS
Excavation &
Lic. #885480
fixtures to minimize visibility
from neighboring lots and the
on your property and ensure
that you are in compliance. As a
good neighbor, please also look
common areas. Low voltage is
Demolition preferred, with a maximum of around and determine if there
EXCAVATION SERVICES 15 watts, or 120 lumens, frosted, may be lights from your proper-
• Pads: House, Barn, Arenas, etc. • Trenching: Utilities, Communication Trenches, Footings, etc. incandescent and spaced no less ty that inadvertently shine into
• Brush clearing: Sage, Steep slopes, Hauling, etc.• Material Spreading: Road base, gravel, etc. your neighbor’s windows. As al-
than 18 feet apart.
DEMOLITION SERVICES 5) Wherever possible, reflec- ways, should you have questions
• Structures: House, Barn, Buildings, etc. • Interior: Bathrooms, Kitchens, Drywall, etc.
• Concrete: Driveways, Footings, etc. • Hauling debris tors should be utilized in lieu about lighting or any other ECC
of light fixtures. Light output Rules, our staff is always willing
661-341-0081 Anything else you need…
NO job too small! for driveway lights is limited
to a single 25 watt bulb, or 120
to assist you at 661-821-5537 X
222 or X211. S E RV I C E S
• Ornamental Pruning, Lacing & Shaping • Crown Reduction
• Stump Grinding/Root Barriers • Palm Tree Fertilization • Deep Root Fertilization
• Tree Conservation • Sick Tree? Evaluation, Diagnosis and Replacement
• Visit Our Nursery: Mature Trees and Landscape Boulders
• Insect and Disease Management • Tree Removal and Land Clearing
• Master Planning and Tree Relocation • Line Clearing and Right of Way
General Tree Service has been in business for over 60 years. We have all the right equipment for any project.
We can remove any size tree and also have our own cranes and operators. We specialize in tree transplanting
and have a Spade Truck. As a Certified Arborist company, we fertilize, diagnose & treat trees that are in need
of a specialist. Our Arborist can also can make recommendations of replacing declining trees with more envi-
ronmental desirable tree for your area.
We do NOT top trees. We follow ISA (International Society of Arboriculture) standards, a world-wide organi-
zation for proper pruning practices.
Our motto is: If we can save a tree, we most definitely will.
O U R E Q U I P ME N T
Chippers – Tree Spades – Tractors – Hydro Crane
Aerial Buckets 75’ – Stump Grinder – Brush Loaders – Dump Trucks
P.D. Insured • CA Contractor’s License #973642
661-323-3155 • 661-323-4365
www. g eneral t r e e s er vi c einc . c om
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Bear Valley snow plowing procedures
Submitted by
BVCSD Public
All other District roads.
Please Note: Sometimes it is
What You Can Do:
• Always SLOW DOWN.
• To avoid damage to your vehi-
cle and creating a hazard for res-
Bear Valley
Springs
necessary to clear the priority • Carry a shovel in your vehicle idents and plow crews, park your
Works Department roads several times before moving and make sure you have chains cars safely out of the road right-of-
Winter storms can test the pa- on to the next level. During snowy that fit properly and are sized for way.
tience of residents, motorists and conditions, the roads crew works your tires. Should your vehicle become
REAL TY
pedestrians alike. The Public long shifts both day and night • Obey ‘4x4 or Chains Only’ stuck on the road during winter
Works Department is committed with the help of both the water road restrictions. weather, please make sure that it is
to keeping the streets open, the department and facilities main- • Understand that the office, off to the side of the road, leaving
traffic moving, and returning Bear tenance crews. After the priority gate or police staff are unable to room for snow plows and emer-
list has been completed, crews will give you an estimate when your gency crews. Please attempt to WE’RE THE ONLY COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE OFFICE INSIDE THE GATE!
Valley streets to a safe condition as
move to secondary and side roads. particular road will be plowed. have the vehicle moved as soon as FREE INFORMATION AND FREE TRAIL MAPS • CALL 661-821-5567 FOR A GATE PASS
possible. This article outlines the Cal BRE 01258330
District’s snowplowing and snow When conditions allow, roads will You can be assured that the crews possible to help prevent any acci-
removal procedures and encour- be widened, cul-de-sacs cleared are working hard to clear all roads dents. All vehicles will be towed BUILT BY MASTER
ages everyone’s cooperation in and icy areas may be sanded or in a safe and efficient manner. after 72 hours (sooner if they are BUILDER KEITH
helping us achieve our goal. The rocked. • Leave plenty of space between deemed to be a safety hazard). CLOW. This 2610sf,
Please do not park your ve- your car and the snow plow. Even If necessary, park at the Whit- 3BR home has an
District appreciates your patience open floor plan. Is-
and understanding during the hicle so that it intrudes into the if you are following in the fresh ing Center or outside the gate land kitchen has cus-
winter months. roadway. Crews cannot clear and tracks, you can still lose traction and make other transportation tom cabinetry, stun-
widen roads if they are blocked by and run into the plow or lose con- arrangements. If your vehicle is ning granite counters
What We Can Do: INCREDIBLE VIEWS OF THE VALLEY with windows all around! and a walk in pantry. The dining area opens to a huge deck
When snow starts sticking to parked vehicles. trol. Snow plows have spreaders stuck in the roadway itself, notify This beautiful entertainers home boasts huge great room styling, the overlooking the vast property and 100 miles beyond. The
the roads, our roads supervisor is What We Cannot Do: on the back to apply red rock on the Police Department immedi- massive brick fireplace adorns the formal entrance, giant wet bar, hallway leads to two guest bedrooms which share a full
notified and plow crews are called • We cannot plow ice. Icy roads the road surface to increase trac- ately by calling Dispatch at 661- 3 bed 3 bath, large master & bath, big beautiful gourmet kitchen, bath. The master suite has a jetted tub and walk in closet.
out. Roads are plowed according are treacherous and if at all possi- tion in icy conditions; this rock 961-3110. granite counters, newer stainless appliances. Breathtaking sunsets
and sunrises, situated at the end of the quiet cul-de-sac. This home george Downstairs you will find a half bath with an area for coats
and boots right outside the 3 car garage plus shop. To the
olveig s
to the priority road clearing list. ble, stay off of them until the crews can damage your windshield and Common courtesy is the rule sits close to the valley floor with our town center nearby. This home
D ome left of the garage is a large game room with WBS that opens hompson T
have had the chance to spread rock paint. during plowing operations; re-
• Roads to be plowed first:
Bear Valley Road, Lower Val- or sand. Even on rocked roads, • Leave plenty of space between member that the plow crews have
is super clean and ready to move in to. As a property owner you’ll
enjoy Country Club membership, free golf, swimming, fishing, boat-
301-8495
to a nice patio. Adjoining the game room is a king-sized
storage area and wine cellar. Thoughtful extras are the 747-2025
ing, well appointed equestrian center with 50mi. of horse & hiking stained wood doors and trim throughout, a back up gen- solveig@lightspeed.net
ley Road, Cumberland, San Juan, traction is limited, so drive slowly your car and other vehicles on the been working long hours, some- trails, shooting & archery range, parks, camp grounds and so much BVSGeorge@gmail.com erator, central vacuum, recirculating hot water heater and Cal BRE #00897424
Jacaranda, Paramount, Deertrail, and allow extra time to reach your road. times up to 16-hour double shifts more. $499,000 Cal BRE #01429266 cement driveway from the street to the garage. $430,000 www.bearvalleysprings.com
Starland, Skyline, Saddleback. destination safely. • Plows are very heavy and take to keep your roads clear. So give
• Roads to be plowed second: • We cannot clear private drive- a long time to stop so do not pull them a smile and wave, be patient,
El Rancho, Stirrup, Wilderness, ways or other private property, or out in front of them. and maybe even say “Thanks!” We wish you a new year
Surrey, Goldspike, Rolling Oak, remove the build-up of snow along • Do not pass plow trucks. Slow if you get the chance. With a lit-
Greenwater, Pinedale, Bear Valley the roadways caused by the plows. down, stay a safe distance back, tle understanding and mutual filled with wonder,
Access Roads. • Plow drivers cannot pull out or and the driver will pull over in a respect, we will all ‘weather’ this
• Roads to be plowed third: tow stranded vehicles. safe spot as soon as practical. winter in great shape. peace, and meaning.
HAPPY 2019!
Committee volunteers sought Jose
The CSD Board of Directors is PUBLIC SAFETY and other financial matters describe your experience relative Chavez
looking for you to bring your tal- Administration – reviews per- Infrastructure – reviews plans to the committee you are apply- PRICE REDUCTION!! Seller is motivated to sell on this
home with an open kitchen, a bounty of natural light with 972-4334 From all of us at Bear
ents as a citizen volunteer to one sonnel, general District policy for the development, operation ing for. Resumes are optional, but
of the following district commit- and other management matters and maintenance of District in- encouraged.
grand views, 2 fireplaces, great style room. Property is adja-
cent to horse trails and equestrian center. Bring your horses. jchavezsells@gmail.com
Cal BRE #01969070
Valley Springs Realty.
tees: Communication – assists in frastructure Citizen volunteers will be ap- Located in the desirable Oakflat Drive area. 1.23 acres with
informing property owners and Public Safety – reviews public pointed in March for a two-year 2 horse shelters. $209,000 jchavezsells.com
ADMINISTRATION
COMMUNICATION residents of Bear Valley Springs safety issues such as police, di- term. A valuable resource to the
of District policies and activities saster preparedness and response Board of Directors in serving VILLA BELLA VISTA – ASTONISHING VIEWS, yet just
FINANCE Villa with the beautiful blocks from the valley floor! Get
INFRASTRUCTURE Finance – reviews budgetary programs and fire protection the community, a committee’s view! Spanish-style cus- out the popcorn because this cus-
If you are interested in serving authority is limited to providing tom designed Villa with tom-built home is full of surpris-
on any of the above committees advice and making recommen- many imported appoint- es, starting with a fun-filled the-
as a volunteer, submit a letter of dations to the Board consis- ments including majestic ater room that is sure to entertain!
hand-carved barn-style In the main living area the flow is
interest to: tent with the tasks assigned. All doors separating the open and inviting, with the kitch-
Bear Valley CSD committees must comply with living area from both en, dining room and great room
the provisions of the California the kitchen/dining room perfectly placed for easy living
Attention: and master bedroom, the and entertaining. Two oversized
Committee Recruitment Government Code concerning hand-painted tiles enhancing both bathrooms. Wrap-around composite decking, in (12x8) sliders open the rear patio area, flooding the living area with show-stop-
28999 S. Lower Valley Rd
Tehachapi, CA 93561
the calling of public meetings.
Training is provided at District
addition to the park-like grass area with fountain, bird baths and canopied 3-person
swing/bed, all offering various vantage points to relax and enjoy the spectacular views.
ping panoramic views and an abundance of natural light. Kitchen offers granite
counters with a large entertainment counter, tile flooring and custom cabinets with BeTh
Or email to kmcewen@bvcsd.org
expense. Perched on a knoll at the tip of a gentle valley with gently rolling land, abundant with
wildlife. Split wing design with spacious master bedroom with bath, guest wing with
slide outs and a walk in pantry. Large master bedroom with vaulted ceilings, flow-
ing into bathroom area with soaking tub, custom shower with dual heads, walk-in
hall
There is probably at least one
Subject: Committee Recruitment committee of interest to you!
bedroom and full hall bath, loft-style room upstairs with a small cubby-type room off
loft. Two car garage has been craftily converted to a dance room, and can be used as
closet. This home is highly efficient AND offers in floor heating AND natural gas!
Over-sized two-car garage w/18 ft wide doors and workshop area. Laundry room
699-2855
Letters must be received by Don’t delay….turn your letter of gym, entertainment room or back to a garage for your cars. A work shop area is sepa- with built-ins and a storage closet/ area. Fenced in yard / dog area. Seller is also www.apathhome.net
Feb. 28, 2019 and should briefly rated from the main garage by partition doors. $475,000 willing to install a new AC unit with an acceptable offer. $395,000 Cal BRE #01453499
interest in TODAY!
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