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SERVICES Duct Cleaning / Refreshing - Leveling & Foundation Repair - Permanent Foundation (433a) - Plumbing Repairs & Re-Pipes - Flooring, Paneling & Trim - Doors & Windows - Painting - Roofs & Skylights - Heating, A/C & Swamp Coolers - Kitchen & Bathroom Remodels - Decks & Steps - Awnings & Patio Enclosures - Siding, Skirting & Subfloor Repairs
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Wildwood Mobile Country Club 901 S. 6th Avenue ● Hacienda Heights, CA 91745 Phone: (626) 968-2338 ● Fax: (626) 968-4426 Business Hours: Monday through Friday 9:00am to 12:00pm and 1:00pm to 4:00pm (Closed During the Lunch Hour and on major Holidays). Please call our office for any questions or to set up any appointments. Our office number is (626)968-2338. \
Property Management: Property Manager Albert Lemus E-mail: wildwoodmcc.manager@gmail.com Maintenance Manager Email: wildwoodmcc.maintenance@gmail.com
Contact/Emergency Numbers: Medical Emergency (Ambulance)
9-1-1
2-1-1 LA County Information
2-1-1
Animal Care and Control
(626) 962-3577 http://animalcare.lacounty.gov
ASAP Towing 12950 Valley Blvd.
(626) 257-0711
La Puente, CA 91744 Courtesy Patrol Station (Wildwood)
(626) 336-4732
Edison Company
(800) 655-4555
Fire Department (Station #43)
(626) 626-968-1978 (Non-Emegencies Only)
Gas Company
(800) 427-2200
Graffiti Free Info (Report Graffiti)
(800) 675-HELP (4357) www.4tagla.com
Hazardous Waste Roundups
(888) 253-2652
Hospital-Queen of the Valley
(626) 962-4011
Illegal Dumping
(888)253-2652 www.dpw.lacounty.gov
LA Crime Stoppers
(800) 222-Tips (8477) http://lacrimestoppers.org
(You can choose to remain anonymous)
Sheriff Department-City of Industry
(626) 330-3322
Utility Emergency Line for After-Hours
(626) 968-2338 (Please follow the voice instructions)
Valley Vista
(800) 442-6454
Wildwood’s Office
(626) 968-2338
Attention All Homeowners: As a reminder, J & H Asset Property Management has been the current Management Company overseeing all of Wildwood Mobile Country Club's business interactions since January 2015.
Please continue to address any Park business with Wildwood’s Management Office, (626) 968-2338, but if anyone has additional concerns, issues or correspondence and prefers to contact the Management Company, please contact them at: J & H Asset Property Mtg., Inc. 22880 Savi Ranch Parkway Yorba Linda, CA. 92887 (714) 974-0397 office (714) 283-3225 fax Attention: CRYSTAL
Wildwood’s Park Amenities Clubhouse
For general use or reservations, please contact the Office to inquire more information. There is a security deposit for reservations.
Billiard Room
9:30am-9:30pm. Your pool key allows access even for after hours
Fitness Room
Mondays: 4:00PM-9:30PM Tuesday-Sunday:9:30am 9:30pm. There is no fee for using the Fitness Room. Your pool Key allows access to the room
Pool Area
Open Mondays 4:00pm - 9:30pm and Tuesday to Sunday 9:30am - 9:30pm.
Picnic Area
For general gathering unless a date has been reserved with a security deposit, contact office for further information
Laundry#2 Room Open Every day from 7:30am -9:30pm
Doggy Park
For dogs only. Please be courteous and pick up after your pet. (No ball playing including but not limited to, or any other flying objects in the Doggy Park or Doggy Area).
Greenbelt
For Residents use. Activity ideas: Play ball, soccer, picnic, etc. NO GOLF PLAY ALLOWED
Southern California Edison’s Medical Baseline Program Get Help with Life-Support Equipment If you or someone who lives with you full-time has a medical condition that requires electricity-powered life support equipment, you may be eligible to receive additional baseline allocation. Certification by a doctor is required. Medical Baseline program offers an additional year-round baseline allocation of 16.5 kWh per day in addition to your applicable seasonal baseline and the baseline for your region. You can apply for additional kWh if you have a hardship case and need more.
Eligibility for Medical Baseline To be eligible for Medical Baseline, you or someone who lives with you full-time must require use of a medical life-support device or piece of equipment. Life support devices utilize mechanical or artificial means to sustain, restore or replace a vital function. You or a full-time resident can also be a paraplegic, hemiplegic, quadriplegic, multiple sclerosis or scleroderma patient, or have a life-threatening illness or compromised immune system.
Life-Support Devices Include: ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪
Aerosol Tent Pressure Pad Apnea Monitor Pressure Pump Compressor / Concentrator Respirator (all types) Electronic Nerve Stimulator Suction Machine Oxygen Generator Ultrasonic Nebulizer Electrostatic Nebulizer Inhalation Pulmonary Pressure
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Breather Machine (IPPB) Iron Lung Dialysis Machine Hemodialysis Machine Motorized Wheelchair/Scooter Left Ventricular Assist Device (LVAD) Air Mattress/Hospital Bed Total Artificial Heart (TAH-t) The Vest/Airway Clearance System Pulse Oximeter/Monitor Infusion Pump
Emergencies and Rotating Power Outages If the California Independent System Operator (CAISO) declares a Stage 3 Emergency and requires power reduction, SCE will automatically contact Medical Baseline customers with a pre-recorded telephone message. The message warns of the strong likelihood of a rotating power outage and recommends that you take any necessary emergency precautions. Because SCE could only receive 10 minutes’ notice, Medical Baseline customers may not hear about the outage before it occurs. If you or someone living with you has a health condition placing them at increased health risk when outdoor temperatures reach extreme levels, you are also eligible for advance notification during rotating power outages.
For more information: Medical Baseline Program - Southern California Edison https://www.sce.com/.../R581V41009_Med_Baseline_Fact... ATTENTION HOMEOWNERS: Due to confidentiality laws of medical information, Edison does not provide Wildwood with a list of those on the Medical Baseline Program. If you are a resident currently receiving Southern California Edison's Medical Baseline Program, please bring a copy of your approval letter to the Park Office so we may ensure that you receive your allowance (additional quantities of energy at the lowest baseline price).
Parking – Towing – Landscaping – Pets Parking: Parking your vehicle is allowed in your driveway only. You may not park your vehicle in a way that would cause it to extend past the concrete portion of your driveway. You may not park in any visitor parking areas. You are allowed to park in facility parking areas (Clubhouse/office, laundry, pool, Doggie Park when you are using that facility). A guest may park in your driveway if you have space. If you do not have space for a guest to park in your driveway, they must park in the designated Visitor Parking areas. If a visitor will be staying between the hours of 10:00 pm to 10:00 am, they must register that vehicle with the park, so it will not be at risk of being towed. Forms are available at the office or located at the Courtesy Patrol Station at the entrance when the office is closed or on the weekends. Forms will be accepted only from an authorized homeowner and may be asked to show identification.AT NO TIME IS ANYONE ALLOWED TO PARK IN THE STREETS. Towing: Any vehicle parking in violation of the above will be towed at the vehicle owner’s expense. It is the homeowner and or household member’s responsibility to inform their guests of all Park Rules and Regulations including those for parking a vehicle. The Park streets are considered fire lanes and any vehicle parked in the street will be towed at any time, NO EXCEPTIONS. Landscaping: It is the homeowner’s responsibility to maintain any landscaping on the space they are occupying including any hillsides. If there are any trees located at your space, you must maintain the tree in a clean and attractive manner including the trimming and cleaning of any debris. If a tree becomes overgrown and neglected, Management will inform you of the necessary trimming or removal required, and if the requested work is not done, Management will hire a company to do the work. It will be the homeowner’s responsibility to reimburse the Park for any costs. Prior to planting of any tree, you must obtain prior approval from Management. If there are any palm trees taking root within in your space, it is your responsibility to remove the palm. Residents must maintain any landscaping growing onto a neighbor's property. Pets: Permission to keep a pet in the Park must be obtained from Management. Pets permitted are dogs, cats, small birds such as canaries or parakeets, or other usual household pets approved by Management. Fences or enclosures for the purpose of confining the pet must be approved by Management. Makeshift fencing is not allowed. Any excrement left by a pet outside or under the mobile home, or at "Doggie Park" must be picked up immediately and disposed of in a waste receptacle. Pets are not to be allowed to cause any disturbances which may annoy neighbors or will cause a complaint. If a pet causes any disturbance, annoyance or harm, such as barking, growling, howling, biting, or any unusual noises or damage which will annoy or cause harm to a neighbor, permission to keep the pet will be revoked. Pets may not be left outside the mobile home unattended and never should a pet be tied up at any time. Outside housing or bedding is not allowed outside the home. All pets must have license, be inoculated, micro-chipped and spayed, neutered or exempt according to Los Angeles County Animal Care and Control.
WILDWOOD VISITOR PARKING PASS POLICY Policy: Due to limited parking spaces, cars parked in a visitor parking space after 10:00 pm will be towed at owner's expense unless prior authorization is received from the Park Office or Courtesy Patrol. Procedure: ▪ Homeowner must complete a Visitor Parking Pass form. ▪ Passes can be obtained from: Park Office: Mon-Fri, 9:00 am-12:00 pm and 1:00-4:00 pm OR Courtesy Patrol: Weekends and after hours ▪ Form is not valid if dropped off in mail slot at Park Office on night of stay. ▪ No Homeowners, Household members, Residents, and Long-Term Guests are allowed to park in the visitor parking area at any time. ▪ Information on Visitor Parking Pass form will include: Date: Space # Homeowner (with ID) Phone # Visitor's Name: Vehicle Information: Make:
Visiting Date: Color:
License #:
▪ Information will be stored in Courtesy Patrol Computer and will be used during Park patrols.
UNAUTHORIZED VEHICLES WILL BE TOWED AT OWNER'S EXPENSE
DIY- QUICK TIPS FOR HOME IMPROVEMENTS, REPAIRS AND SUGGESTIONS… Do it Yourself Mobile Home Repair
Keep Your Home Looking Great!
Here are some tips on keeping your home looking great and the community beautiful!!! 1. 2.
Remove all the weeds in your yard. Do not use your driveway, patio or backyard for storage. All items should be stored in the shed or inside your home.
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Do not leave items on top of your shed as items should be stored in the shed or inside your home. Do not leave your trash outside where it will attract flies. Please dispose your trash on a regular basis and in a timely manner. Furniture on the patio MUST be patio furniture. Refrigerators, stoves, washers and dryers including exercise equipment ARE NOT ALLOWED OUTSIDE YOUR HOME! Non-operational vehicles are not allowed to be stored in your driveway nor in the community. Clean all stains including but not limited to oil and other fluids in your driveway. Do not hang any clothes and rugs outside.
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10. No tarps are allowed on the exterior of your home or property. 11. Remove Christmas lights including Christmas decorations before the end of January. 12. Do not paint your home without Park Approval. If the colors are not approved, you may be in jeopardy to have to repaint. 13. If your skirtings or awning supports are missing or damaged, they must be repaired or replaced in a timely manner. Changing awning supports will require a permit. Please note: In order to protect our mutual investment, Residents are required to maintain their home site and mobile home in a clean, attractive, and well-kept fashion.
Wildwood Mobile Country Club
Wildwood Swimming Pool Rules
Wildwood Swimming Pool Rules Hours:
Monday- 4:00 PM- 9:30 PM Tues. - Sun.- 9:30 AM- 9:30 PM
THERE IS NO LIFEGUARD ON DUTY ANYONE USING THE POOL MUST DO SO AT THEIR OWN RISK 1. Only authorized Homeowners and approved household members are allowed to use the pool. 2. Guests are not permitted to use park pool unless accompanied by a Homeowner and/or approved household member, limit two (2) guests per home site. Homeowners are responsible for the conduct of all household members and/or their guests. 3. Homeowner will be issued a Pool Key, one per home site. The Pool Key is not transferable and may not be “loaned” to unauthorized persons or other residents. Homeowner and guest may not enter the pool area without a Pool Key. Unauthorized keys will be confiscated. 4. Do not open the gate for anyone without a Pool Key. Keep gate closed at all times. 5. Observe all posted signs within Swimming Pool area including the "Hours of Use". 6. Children under fourteen (14) years of age are encouraged to be accompanied by an adult resident in pool areas, including use of the hot tub. Be advised that children are at a higher risk of overheating than adults. 7. Appropriate swimwear is required in the pool area (no street clothes or thongs are allowed). Shoes or sandals should be worn to and from the pool area at all times. 8. Due to health concerns for our residents and guests, anyone who is incontinent or requires the use of a diaper or anyone who is unable to control their bladder/bowels are required to use special "swim diapers". 9. For protection of deck furniture, towels must be placed over chairs/lounges when using suntan oil, creams or lotions. 10. No equipment such as flying objects, swim fins, rubber floats, rafts, beach balls, and similar equipment are permitted. Children’s rings/vests are allowed. PROHIBITED ITEMS/ISSUES IN AND AROUND POOL AREA: Alcoholic beverages Smoking Parties Food, glass containers or coolers
Bar-be-cue grills/pits Running, horseplay or unsafe activity Bikes, skateboards or scooters Pets (tethered or not)
Anyone in violation of any Pool Rules will be asked to leave the pool area. Management reserves the right to restrict the use of the pool to anyone.
Wildwood Mobile Country Club 901 S. 6th Avenue ● Hacienda Heights, CA 91745 Phone: (626) 968-2338 ~ Fax: (626) 968-4426 To All Wildwood Residents 901 S 6th Ave Hacienda Heights, CA 91745 RE: Reminder of items you should not be flushing down your sink/toilet Dear Resident(s), There are certain items you should not flush down the toilet and/or sink to keep the sewer system running smoothly. To help avoid having the sewer system get clogged, here are some items you should not flush down the toilet. Including but not limited to: -Baby Wipes -Feminine Products -Diapers -Paper Towels & Tissues -Cigarette Butts -Hair -Cooking Fats, Oils and Grease -Food -Hazardous Waste
-Q-tips, Cotton Pads, or other cotton products -Condoms -Dental Floss -Medication -Cat Litter -Gum -Fish -Coffee Grounds
The only thing that should be flushed down the toilet is human waste and toilet paper. Take into consideration the items that are being put into the drainage system. We thank you in advance for your cooperation. Respectfully, Wildwood Mobile Country Club
Wildwood Mobile Country Club
Attention Homeowners SPACE RENT: Due to high volumes of payments we are receiving… Please double check or even triple check your payment for your space rent before dropping it in the Office. Make sure your payment is for the full amount. Partial payment will not be accepted. Just be advised that any payments that is being return for any reason, is subject to a late fee if payment is received after the 5th of the month. And, please submit your payment and return with the yellow envelope. Thank you.
Correspondence in your Tube: It’s very important that you check your Mail Tube on a daily basis
because this is the primary way the Office communicates with you when passing out the billing and notices.
COMPLAINTS & REQUESTS: All requests and complaints including lights out/repair should be
put in writing. Due to high volumes of requests that the Office is receiving…this allows us to keep track and respond to the requests accordingly. Please do not call any requests and/or complaints in unless you need a Request Form and/or Objection Form to be dropped off in your correspondence tube. During non-business hours, you can still drop off your request in the drop-slot at the door of the Office
Clutter Free Gutters! Please make sure that your gutters are clean! You don’t want any debris clogging up your gutters, especially during the rainy season.
CARE Program: If you have signed up with the CARE program, please drop off a copy of your approved letters to the office, if you have not done so. If you would like to apply for the CARE program, please call the office & ask for the forms to be put in.
Halloween Cheesecake Bars Cookie Crust Cheesecake Filling Ingredients: 20 - 25 chocolate sandwich cookies, 1/3 cup sugar, 2 tablespoons butter melted, (3) 8 oz packages of cream cheese softened, 3/4 cup sour cream, 3/4 cup sugar, 3 large eggs, 2 teaspoons vanilla, 1/2 teaspoon salt, orange and black food coloring
PRO TIPS FOR MAKING HALLOWEEN CHEESECAKE BARS: Be sure to beat your cream cheese until they are creamy and fluffy. If you skip the creaming step, you will end up with large lumps of cream cheese in your cheesecake bars. Use room temperature ingredients like cream cheese, eggs and sour cream. They mix and emulsify better at room temperature. Don’t care for a chocolate sandwich cookie crust? The Oreo style cookies can easily be replaced with 1 1/2 cups of graham crackers crumbs. Then add the melted butter as called for and mix to combine. Follow the remaining instructions to make your Halloween Cheesecake Bars. If your black and orange lines are uneven or messy, don’t sweat it… it’s all getting swirled together anyways!
1. To make Halloween Cheesecake Bars, start by preheating your oven to 325 degrees and adding a large pan of water to your bottom oven rack. 2. Begin your cheesecake bars by adding your chocolate sandwich cookies to a food processor and pulse until pulverized. If you do not have a food processor, no worries, simply add them to a large zip top bag, push out the extra air and then seal up the bag. Gently beat the cookies with something heavy like a pan or a rolling pin until they are reduced to crumbs. 3. Combine the cookie crumbs, melted butter and sugar together in a mixing bowl and then pour the cookie mixture into a 9 x 13 baking pan lined with parchment paper. Using your fingers or a spoon, firmly press the cookies evenly on the bottom and sides of the baking pan to make your crust. Set aside. 4. In a large mixing bowl, beat softened cream cheese until creamy and then add in sugar and salt and mix well. One by one, add in eggs and beat until each is incorporated before adding in the next one. Add in sour cream and vanilla and continue mixing until you have a creamy filling. Transfer 1 1/3 cup of cheesecake filling evenly into two separate bowls and add orange food coloring to one bowl and black to the other. Mix the food coloring in to combine. 5. Pour the white cheesecake filling on top of the cookie crust crust and smooth until even. Using a spoon, pour alternating lines of black cheesecake filling and orange cheesecake filling down the length of the cheesecake. Swirl the colors into the cheesecake filing using the back of knife (or a chopstick!) to create a beautiful swirl pattern. The more swirls, the better.. 6. Bake in oven for 50-55 minutes or until center is no longer wobbly. When baking time is done, turn off oven, open oven door and let your Halloween Cheesecake Bars sit for one hour in the open oven. Remove from oven and refrigerate overnight before pulling up on parchment paper and removing from baking pan. Cut into squares and serve!
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