• Leveling—Piers, Footings, and Jacks
• Vapor Barrier and Insulation
• Subfloor and Flooring
Plumbing
• Re-pipes and Plumbing Repairs
• Fresh Water, Sewer/Wastewater, and Gas Lines
• Water Heaters
• Roof Coats and Roof Maintenance
• Skirting and Siding
• Decks and Steps
855.906.6077
Diamond K Business Office Hours
8:00am - 5:00 pm Monday – Friday 12:00pm – 1:00pm Closed for Lunch
Diamond K Estates Staff:
Luis Rosas - Community Manager
Priscilla Godinez - Office Assistant
Antonio Knowles- Temporary Maintenance
Wade Kapaona - Maintenance
Emergency..……………………………………….9-1-1
Diamond K Business Office …..….…. (916)783-5592
Diamond K Office Fax …….…………..(312) 604-5421
Diamond K Emergency Line ………… (916) 218-4545
Hometown America Regional Office… (916) 461-2299
City of Roseville (Utilities) …………... (916) 774-5300
PG&E ………………………………… (800) 743-5000
Fire Non-Emergency ……………..….. (916) 774-5800
Police Non-Emergency …….……….... (916) 774-5000
Dial-A-Ride …………………………... (916) 745-7560
Mobilehome Assistance Center…………(800) 952-5275
Kronicle – Pam Littell...………………..(916) 390-8297
Neighborhood Watch...Steve Ferrell……(916) 295-3637
Andersons Towing…………..…………..(916) 783-1992
All Roseville firefighters are EMT/Paramedic certified – the City charges for their response. If it’s a financial hardship, you can apply for a Fee Waiver…just call the Fire Department #916-774-5877 or email firefirstresponderfee@roseville.ca.us
If they can't reach you, they can't alert you! Be sure you’re signed up for this very important service offered through the City of Roseville Fire Department Call 926-774-5808…email fire@roseville.ca.us
Hometown Diamond K Estates LLC and their respective partners, managers and employees, individually and collectively, assume no responsibility for the content of this publication herein and shall be held harmless against any suit, demands or liability arising therefrom.
Policy: No discussion of politics or religion shall be printed in the Kronicle, and no commercial advertising other than paid display advertising with the publisher of the Kronicle shall be included in it. This publication is not to be used for resident/management disputes by either residents or management.
We had an enjoyable Halloween social. There were many great costumes at the social. The hot pretzels were a big hit as were the pie and ice cream. It was bittersweet since it's the last dinner prepared by the Board.
Thanksgiving dinner is being prepared by Mary that caters our New Year's Eve dinner. See the article in this Kronicle for more details.
As my term starts winding down, I'm reminded of how many people in our park volunteer to make this organization vibrant. Besides the Board members there are about 20 committee chairs that allow us to have so many activities to offer to you. If you participate in any of the clubs, please thank your chairperson for their willingness to volunteer.
Wishing everyone safe and happy holidays.
Karen Chaney President DKRC
We need lots of volunteers to help put on the Thanksgiving Social Dinner that is on November 15. The dinner is being prepared by our caterer Mary. She will be delivering the food at noon.
If you can help with any of the following, please contact Connie Stengl 510-938-4851. It’s best to text with name, phone number and what you can help with.
1. 6-7 people to help prepare the to-go meals to be ready by 2 pm.
2. 5-6 people to deliver the to-go meals starting at 2 pm
3. 6 people to serve the dinners at 6 pm
4. 3-4 people to clean up the kitchen after the meal
5. 3-4 people to help put away tables and vacuum and mop the floors (dining area, kitchen and bathrooms)
For those who are having a meal delivered. We will be delivering meals about 2 pm. You must be home. We will not leave it on the porch. If you are not home or don’t answer the door, you can pick up your meal at the BYC between 4-5 pm.
To have your meal delivered, you must call Priscilla at the office 916783-5592 by 4pm, Wednesday, November 12. NO EXCEPTIONS
We are entering the season of flu, colds and Covid. Please be mindful of your neighbors and stay home if you are feeling unwell. Wear a mask if you have to go out. We should all wash our hands frequently and practice social distancing. Wishing you all a healthy winter.
Nominations are due November 18. Get forms or turn in forms from Carolyn Luken, 916-759-0606; Terri Goodwine 916-788-1744 or Denise Sanborn, 916-474-5483. The nominees will be presented at the November general meeting. Their “reasons for running for office” will be printed in the December Kronicle. Elections will be held Tuesday, December 9th at 6pm in the BYC. You must be a DKRC member to vote. Installation of officers will be in early January.
The billiards room has been remodeled with new flooring, new windows and the bookshelves removed. The Ranch House is now available (I hope). Your master key will open the door. The library is located there as well as tables for poker, Texas Hold'em and other games. There are albums that show the history of the Kaseberg Estates.
The Dumpster by the mansion is open for residents use every Tuesday and Thursday from 3:30-4:15 This is now added to the monthly calendar
Michele Moenning Pres
916-749-7494
Jim Davis Vice-Pres 916-997-2655
Joyce Andes Sect/Treas 916-203-5032
Dan Davis Member 916-849-9111
Phil Stubbs Member 714-308-2940
Terri Goodwine Member 916-788-1744
Board members are a phone call away!
Last-minute reminder ~
WOW…elections for every member of both DKRC and HOA Boards this December!
All seven HOA Board members will serve three years ~Jan 2026 through Dec 2028.
See full-page Candidate Information in this issue of the Kronicle.
The HOA Board met with DK’s new Manager…we look forward to enjoying a good working relationship as we continue advocating for MH Owners ☺
Thanksgiving to all DK homeowners
January 15th @ 6:00 PM in the BYC Join us as we review 2025 and look forward to 2026 ☺
Extinguish small fires quickly/easily! Pull down on tabs to deploy. Peace of mind. Can also be easily hung on walls, cabinets doors. Effective on different types of fires (liquid, grease, etc).
Blanket never expires so doesn’t need to be replaced 100% quality flame-retardant material…2 layers woven fiberglass fabric; inner layer of fire-retardant film isolates high temps up to1,076°
Legislative Update ~ 2025 Session’s in the rear-view mirror! MH Bills GSMOL sponsored/supported:
▪ AB 925 – Emergency Preparedness Plan – HCD standardize by 2027 –FAILED Unknown if author will try again next year!
▪ AB 635 – 5-yr ‘test’…CAAtty General could review up to 25 MRLPP complaints per year alleging CA Civil Code violations – held and becomes a 2-YEAR BILL
▪ AB 456 – MH Sales (required repairs) ~ PASSED…law effective1/1/26
▪ AB 806 – Parks can’t prohibit alternate Cooling Systems (window units/ swamp-type) ~ PASSED…law effective 1/1/26
All HomeOwner Association Board positions term out December 31st…if you’re interested in serving the
(3-year term January 2026 through December 2028):
1) Complete a Self-Nomination form (pick up in the BYC or from a current Board Member)
2) Submit completed form to Board Secretary Joyce Andes, 11 Kaseberg (white drop box on front porch) by November 8th .
3) Candidates’ Statements will be posted on bulletin boards in the Mansion Kitchen, the BYC, and outside behind the Billiard Room, and will be published in December’s Kronicle.
Vote in the Mansion between 9:00 a.m. to Noon Saturday December 6th
If you won’t be able to vote personally on the 6th , you can get an Absentee Ballot from Michele Moenning (286 Lafayette) or Terri Goodwine (251 Kaseberg) and return it to either of them before December 6th .
Newly elected Directors begin their term immediately after the Annual General Meeting is adjourned… specific Board positions are decided among themselves at their first Board Meeting
Duties of the President ~ preside over all meetings; authorized to sign all documents at the direction of the Board of Directors.
Duties of the Vice-President ~ chair and perform all duties in the absence or disability of the President. If both President and Vice-President are absent at any meeting, a President Pro Tem will preside.
Duties of the Secretary ~ keep, at their residence, minutes of all meetings (Annual, General or Special), proceedings, actions of the Board, all HOA documents and the Seal of the Corporation as required.
Duties of the Treasurer ~ keep all Corporation money in a bank or Credit Union; disburse funds upon the approval of the Board of Directors; maintain accounts of receipts/disbursements; render a statement of Corporate finances at General Meetings; provide a complete statement of accounts at Annual Meetings.
1:00pm-3:30pm Pinochle M
4:00-5:30 Song Group BYC 5:30 Veterans Meet M
9:00 am Pickleball TC
1:00 pm Mexican Train B
3:30-4:15 Dumpster open M
6:00 pm Bunco BYC
6:30 pm Texas Hold’Em B
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Veterans Day
9:00 am Pickleball TC
11:00-3 Veterans Luncheon BYC
Group BYC
1:00-4pm Social Ticket Sales in the BYC
1:00 Mexican Train B
3:00 set up for Bingo
3:30-4:15 Dumpster open M
6:30 pm Texas Hold’Em B 6:30pm Bingo
1:00pm-3:30pm Pinochle M 4:00-5:30 Song Group BYC
9:00 am Pickleball TC 1:00 pm Mexican Train B
3:30-4:15 Dumpster open M
6:00pm Bunco BYC
6:30 pm Texas Hold’Em B
am Pickleball TC 1:00 pm Mexican Train B 3:30-4:15 Dumpster open M
6:00pm DKRC Meetiing BYC
6:30 pm Texas Hold’Em B
pm Liars Dice BYC
Liars Dice BYC
am Mahjong M 6:00-10pm Billiards B 6:00pm Liars Dice BYC
3:30-4:15
4:00-5:30
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6:30pm
3:30-4:15
4:00-5:30
Recycle your cans, plastics and glass bottles by setting them out on your driveway on Friday November 28th by 9am….DKRC CLUB will pick them up. For more information call Al at 661-433-9742
In September 2025, Diamond K Residence experienced several solicitors. If you experience solicitors at your door or see them in our residential area, politely ask them to leave and contact the area (NHW) Quadrant Captain immediately so they can address the issue.
As the holidays approach, we would like to remind everyone to be extra vigilant about unexpected visitors and suspicious contacts. The festive season can unfortunately bring out fraudulent solicitors and scammers who target senior communities. Your safety and peace of mind are our top priorities. Enjoy your holiday season!
PG&E is performing underground utility work impacting our community streets. The work is anticipated to go into February 2026. During this time, residents may experience occasional disruptions such as noise, dust and potential temporary road closures or rerouting of vehicle streets. Completing this project efficiently and with least possible disruption to residents is a priority.
Quad #1 (Blue) Lead/Liaison Steve Ferrell 916-295-3637
Quad # 2 (Orange) Terry Aver 916-832-1901
Quad # 3 (Green) Mike Merseth 209-609-8066
Quad # 4 (Purple) Lead/Liaison Steve Ferrell 916-295-3637
Quad # 5 (Red) Al Martinez 661-443-9742
Quad # 6 (Yellow) Paul West 916-616-9378
Thank you – Steve Ferrell Neighborhood Watch Leader/Liaison
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CLARK THE CUB
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FRED BIRD
LOU SEAL
MR MET
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25.A long, long time
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18.Caught in the act
19.“Dear old” guy 21.Sign of infections
The headline is a clue to the answer in the diagonal.
No math is required to solve a sudoku. You only need logic and patience.
Simply make sure that each 3x3 square region has only one instance of the numbers 1-9. Similarly, each number can only
appear once in a column or row in the larger grid. The difficulty on this puzzle is easy.
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