Housing Existing homes no longer meet the needs of residents or the community. Look for opportunities to streamline costs of retrofitting homes so older adults can stay in their homes safely and comfortably. Residential facilities have availability but are not affordable. Research cost factors of living in residential facilities. Employment Address ageism in the workplace. … Continued
Housing Research factors that make up the cost of living in residential facilities. Employment Research current employment situation for older adults and connect with non-profits and government agencies working on employment. Civic Participation Learn about library programs and engage with library management. Communication Explore with City staff the priority areas for improving communications, particularly with … Continued
YOU MAY ONLY VISIT THE POOL IF YOU RESERVE IN ADVANCE. Each person entering the pool area must have a reservation. Reservations/paid admission not required for those under the age of one. If you haven’t used our online system before, please create your account here. Otherwise, please go to our Online Registration System and follow the steps below: Choose … Continued
If you are unable to make your reserved swim time, you may either cancel your reservation online and receive a 50% refund or you can transfer your reservation to another member within your account. Requests for cancellations must be made a minimum of three hours prior to the start of a swim reservation to receive … Continued
Juror of Selection/Curator – Michael Friedland Michael studied painting and design at Paier College of Art, Coronado School of Fine Arts and Philadelphia College of Art. Retired from a forty-year career as a designer, he has been teaching painting with watercolor for the past seven years. He teaches at Falkirk, Corte Madera, Oakland, and helps … Continued
Prevents ladder fuel from igniting under or near your structure and climbing up the siding of your home.
This includes grass, plants, shrubs, trees, branches, leaves, weeds, and needles. These types of fuel ignite quickly and easily from wind blown embers.
Separation and spacing of vegetation is key to a fire safe landscape.
The roof is the most vulnerable part of the structure. While your roof may be fire rated, embers can still ignite combustible materials like needles or leaves that have accumulated on the roof or in the gutters.
This includes any vegetation next to or hanging over a building to eliminate the closest threat.
