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GENERAL INFORMATION
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Blueprints and Plans available for Pickup Inserted
03/16/2004
When the Scripps Ranch homes were destroyed in Firestorm 2003, the City reproduced
the blueprints and plans from the homes from the official files, for the use
of the owners. Some copies of these plans have still not been picked up, and
are still available for the use of the owners at the Scripps Ranch Information
Center, on 11885 Cypress Canyon Drive, opposite Marshall Middle School. Owners
of the houses at the addresses below are welcome to come and pick up your plans
for use as needed.
Marc Sorensen
President, SRCA
Plans available for pickup at the Scripps Ranch Information Center:
11920 Handrich Dr
11929 Handrich Dr
11930 Handrich Dr
11966 Handrich Dr
12395 Kingspine
12487 Kingspine
10604 Loire Ave
10355 Moselle
10519 Medoc Court
11164 Negley Ave
11175 Negley Ave
11185 Negley Ave
12405 Oakfern Ct
10159 Pinot Noir
10198 Rue Cmto
10376 Pinecastle
10244 Rue Cannes
10374 Rue Chamberry
10385 Pinecastle
12398 Rue Fontainebleau
10387 Rue Finisterre
10393 Rue Finisterre
12362 Rue Fontainebleau
10681 Sauterne Place
12515 Semillon
10020 Tree Haven Ct
10039 Tree Haven Ct
10234 Walnutdale St
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Best Buy Discount for Fire "Victims" Inserted
01/03/2004
The Best Buy store on Mira Mesa Blvd is offering a 10% discount on all purchases
within their store for Scripps Victims of the Cedar Fire. Bring the items that
you would like to puchase to the Customer Service Counter and present your
FEMA card or FEMA number. Currently, there is no expiration to this offer.
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Fire Victim Pet Assistance Program Inserted
12/27/2003
In the wake of the most devastating wildfires in southern California history,
the San Diego Humane Society and SPCA, in coordination with the PETCO Foundation,
is initiating a fire-relief pet assistance program to aid people and pets impacted
by the fires. Up to $500 worth of pet-related assistance per household. Please
click here for more information
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City Recommended Changes to Building Codes Inserted
12/21/2003
As an additional step to assist property owners who lost their homes during
the 2003 wildfires, the City of San Diego (Dec 19th) sent letters to Scripps
Ranch and Tierrasanta residents advising them of recommended building code
changes designed to help prevent future fires. Please
click here for more information
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City of San Diego Waives Landfill
Disposal Fees Updated 11/19/2003
For City of San Diego residents affected by the fires in Scripps Ranch and
Tierrasanta, please visit this page
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Runoff, Erosion, and Sediment Control Brochure Inserted
11/19/2003
Courtesy of the City of San Diego Storm Water Pollution Prevention Program, please
download the brochure here
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Reassessment of Property Document Inserted Inserted
11/19/2003
Download
this document for information from the County Assessors
Office
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FEMA.gov Inserted 11/18/2003
The FEMA web site has a wealth of information on the San Diego fire and other
items for those affected by the disaster. The page is at http://www.fema.gov.
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AIU Workshop : Helping Communities
Cope Updated 11/24/2003
Alliant International University San Diego is planning to offer a continuing
education workshop for students, the general public, and mental health professionals.
It is directly in response to the 2003 Southern CA firestorms, and will provide
information and techniques for helping communities cope. For
more information, please see this document
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Supervisor Slater Press Release Concerning Property Taxes Inserted
11/18/2003
Supervisor Pam Slater would like to remind fire victims that the last day taxpayers
can file for reassessments of property damaged by the wildfires is December
1. More
information is available by clicking here.
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City Council Dismisses Various Fees for
Displaced Homeowners Inserted
11/17/2003
The San Diego City Council voted in favor of waiving building and demolition
permit fees for owners of fire-damaged property. Council members also voted
to waive fees at the city landfill for victims who are dumping fire debris
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Office of Emergency Services Information Inserted
11/15/2003
Debris
Removal Fact Sheet
Debris
Removal Contract Information
Private
Debris Removal Fact Sheet
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High Speed Wireless Internet
Access for displaced families Inserted 11/13/2003
Free High Speed Internet Access is now available
at the Scripps Ranch Information Center (Community Service
Center, 11885 Cypress Canyon Drive). The SRCA would like to
thank Intel for donating the wireless network equipment and
Jorge Farfan for donating the computers. In cooperation with
the City of San Diego and Councilman Brian Maienschein staff,
the SRCA set up several computers for public use. A wireless "Hotspot" for
laptop users with 802.11b-enabled and apple Airport-enabled
Wi-Fi computers is now available.
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Link
to National Weather Service
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Community Assisting
Recovery link
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San
Diego Regional Water Quality Control Board Inserted
11/9/03
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CalCPA Members Provide Free Counseling to Fire Victims Inserted
11/12/03
Members of the California Society of CPAs (CalCPA) are providing free financial
counseling services to victims of the recent devastating fires in Southern
California. Please visit http://www.calcpa.org/index.html for
more information.
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Contractors State License Board
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U.S. Mail Delivery
A U.S. Mail Pick up station will be placed on the north side of Pomerado at
Willow Creek Road.
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SBC is offering free emergency phone services for displaced
residents. Click
here for more information . They have also provided a connection
for the SRCA in the Recreation Center.
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Library Information - Updated 11/08/03
If you lost books in the fire, please contact Nancy Assaf at 858-538-8158.
She is the branch librarian for Scripps Ranch. The library will remove all
fines and not charge displaced residents for lost books. Please call the
library and let them know that your book was destroyed.
The Library has 11 Internet-accessible computers available free-of-charge
on a walk-in basis. New Hot Mail e-mail accounts can be established.
These terminals are also
equipped with Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, and Microsoft PowerPoint.
Printing: $.15/page. Please add this to the web page.
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County of San Diego - Aging and Idependence Services
Help for seniors or disable adults affected by the San Diego County fire. Visit
the AIS website by clicking here.
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Psychological Services Available
http://www.alliant.edu/projectphoenix/
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Mosquito problem in pools
http://www.scrippsranch.org/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=827&PN=1&TPN=1
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