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A SINGLE CLICK TO. . .
COMMUNITY INFORMATION,
T.O.T. NEWS, AND MORE
Top O' Topanga News and Current Events:
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·RE: Rules & Regulations/ Dog Rules
TOT Attorney letter of 3/24/08 regarding dog rules. Click to download .PDF file.
·TOT Newletters
If you missed one of the TOT Newsletters, you can download a copy of it from this new page.
·Pool is heated
As of April 6, 2009, the pool and jacuzzi are heated and ready to go!
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HOA Board Meetings
(4th Monday of Month)
July 27
August 24
Sept. 28
October 26
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Results of Annual Meeting
Dear Community Members:
Please be advised that the results of the Annual Meeting are the following:
Elected for a two-year term:
Susan Garrigan, Perri Lyn Melnick, Geo Snelling, Andrea Tice.
We all look forward to a great year working together for the betterment of the community. We want to wish a very sincere thank you to Sandy Zaouk for her dedication and hard work on the Board of Directors for the past few years.
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Residents in Malibu, Topanga and Marina areas must cut water use or face higher bills
"Residents are required to use their sprinklers only on Mondays and Thursdays..."
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors today declared a Òwater shortage emergency" in Malibu, Topanga Canyon and Marina del Rey, requiring residents to cut water consumption.
Residents in those areas must reduce the amount of water they use by 15% or face higher water rates, according to county documents.
Households affected by the rules receive their water from the L.A. County Department of Public Works. Customers will get more details in the mail. Officials cited the continued dry conditions and various legal issues that have reduce water supplies.
On Monday, the city of Los Angeles began mandatory water conservation restrictions aimed at reducing the city's water use by 15%. Residents are required to use their sprinklers only on Mondays and Thursdays, and customers who don't cut their water use could face higher utility bills. -- Shelby Grad
From: LA Times Article
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If you have questions, contact David Soliz at the park office, (818) 346-9252. |
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We Need Volunteers!
The Board is always looking for volunteers for committees and other research. Right now, we have a serious need for some research. We would like to put together a list of trees and other suitable flora for our park. That means shade trees (if possible), drought resistant, fire resistant, roots that won't crack streets or do other damage, and trees that aren't too messy. If you can assist the Board in this project, we would greatly appreciate it.
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If you have the time or interest, contact David Soliz at the park office, (818) 346-9252. Thank you. |
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