The June 17 board meeting has been moved to June 24. The time remains 4 to 5 PM. For Zoom link, contact any board member.

You can view a recap of the May 1 Septic vs Sewer meeting. It is a narrated version of the slides presented at the meeting.

All Cabrillo Estates property owners are invited to a meeting May 1, 6:30 to 8:00 PM, at South Bay Community Center, 2180 Palisades Avenue, Los Osos. The agenda includes:

• The results of the feasibility and cost study to connect Cabrillo Estates to the Los Osos Wastewater System.
• Estimates of the cost to replace traditional septic systems with the type of onsite wastewater treatment systems on four example properties.

It's that time of year! And this year we print a new CEPOA Member Directory. To make sure you get your copy, join or renew by December 15. Go to Membership page.

Get Ready for Fire Season and Clean Up Your Property!

Complete your tasks by the morning of Monday, October 28th and get the collected cuttings, trimmings, etc. picked up for free!

• Place everything at your curb no later than 8:00 am the morning of October 28th.
• There is no limit to the piles you put at the curb. Do not block traffic!
  
• There is no charge to haul it away. (Funded by the SLO Fire Safe Council.)
• All pruning pieces must be smaller than 6 inches in diameter. No large root balls.
• Cut ends facing out please.
• No ice plant.
• No pampas grass; no rocks, soil, lumber or construction materials, no trash bags.

Pick up is not automatic! If you wish to participate in the Chipping Day, you must notify Firewise Chair Ken Delfino by October 25, 2024 NLT 5:00pm so he can add you to the collection list. Call or email Ken at 805-439-4622, [email protected]. He can also answer any questions about this event.

This is not a landscaping clean-up project for residents, only cleanup of debris such as tree limbs, branches, leaves, bushes, shrubs etc., all materials should be easily accessible for the chipper and large truck (street curb is preferred), no construction materials, no dirt or large root balls, all materials stacked in a linear manner with cut ends facing out, no beehive style piles (Stack as in the photo example above).

Also, be sure to notify Marianne Davis of the time and money you spend on this project so we may include it in our annual progress report to Firewise USA. This will help us maintain our Firewise Certified Community status. Click the button below for a copy of the Firewise Volunteer Worksheet (Time/Expense Tracking Form) and send it to [email protected].
        
Thank you for doing your part to reduce fire fuel and wildfire risks. It benefits every property owner and the entire neighborhood.

Protect yourself. Protect your home. Protect the neighborhood.

Some updates from our Cabrillo Firewise volunteers:

• You're encouraged to register for "reverse 911." Also, there are several apps you may want to check out, including PulsePoint, Watch Duty, and Storm Shield. Find links to these on our Fire Safety page.
  
• Planning to sell your home? Be aware that California law now requires property owners selling their property to comply with defensible space requirements. Of course, that's a good idea regardless!