Little Holmby News - January 5, 2014

HOLMBY NEWS
January 5, 2014

From the Holmby Westwood Property Owners Association, serving the Holmby Westwood community since 1960.

1.  How to Dispose of Your Christmas Tree
2.  HWPOA Board Meeting
3.  Solicitors and Crime Prevention
4.  LAPD Body Camera Survey
5.  Poll Workers Needed – City Elections
6.  HWPOA Communication and Ad Policy
7.  Resident Ads
8.  HWPOA Contact Information

1.  HOW TO DISPOSE OF YOUR CHRISTMAS TREE

Christmas Tree Recycling Program

The City of LA Bureau of Sanitation has CURBSIDE collection for Christmas trees. If your Christmas tree is too big to cut and place it inside the green waste bin, simply place the tree next to your green waste bin on collection day.

Using your green bin to recycle Christmas tree?

1. REMOVE all ornaments, decorations, tinsels, and stand from the tree
2. CUT tree in pieces to fit into the green bin, and
3. PLACE the tree pieces inside the green bin for regular pick-up on collection day. Collected Christmas trees will be recycled into compost and mulch.

2.  HWPOA BOARD MEETING

Next week, on Tuesday, January 13 at 8:00 PM, the HWPOA Board of Directors will hold it’s monthly meeting at Belmont Village (10475 Wilshire Blvd.). Members of the community are welcome to attend, though space is limited. Please let us know if you plan to attend, by emailing Dana at hwpoa@aol.com.

3.  SOLICITORS AND CRIME PREVENTION

The following is from Christopher Ragsdale, Senior Lead Officer, West LAPD:

If anyone knocks, calls, emails, texts, or approaches, unsolicited by you, my recommendation is DO NOT OPEN THE DOOR, DO NOT ENGAGE! Respectfully and politely indicate that you are not interested. If the solicitors become persistent or refuse to leave, advise them you are notifying the police and report the details to the Non-Emergency Dispatch at 1-877-275-5273.

Be aware that another trend has been Distraction Burglaries. In these incidents a person posing as a utility worker, roofer or tree trimmer knocks on your front or side door and tells you they need to access your back yard. The suspects will lure you into the back of your residence while a second suspect will enter through the front and quickly ransack areas inside the home seeking small valuables and cash. In most cases the suspects stay in contact and communicate by cellular telephone or two way radios. Other methods of operation have been female suspects who claim their pet or small child went into your backyard.

Whenever receiving emails from financial institutions or retail stores advising you “click here” or providing a direct link to follow in the email, NEVER CLICK ON THE LINK! This is a phishing scam!

Another recent scam has been persons calling and claiming to be from the power company or other utility. The caller demands immediate payment or the power or other utilities will be shut off. In most of the scams, the caller directs the resident to purchase cash debit cards at a retail location and provide the card numbers and pin number as payment.

Just to reiterate, if you receive anything from anywhere, unsolicited,DO NOT RESPOND!

· Solicitors, regardless of if they are selling a product, offering a service, seeking a donation or, political in nature, should be turned away.

· If someone knocks on your door and says you have to step out of your home, especially to go to your back yard, CALL 911 Immediately!

· When logging into online accounts always use the saved link on your browser or type in the web address on your own.

· You may report Internet scams and crime to: www.ic3.gov

EMERGENCY: 911
NON-EMERGENCY: 1-877-275-5273
All other City Services: 311

Christopher Ragsdale
Senior Lead Officer
West Los Angeles Community Police Station
Office: 310-444-0741
Cell: 213-305-5895

Email: 26690@lapd.lacity.org
Website: www.lapdonline.org

4.  LAPD BODY CAMERA SURVEY

The Los Angeles Police Department is conducting a survey on its lapdonline.org website, regarding the use of body-worn video cameras by law enforcement personnel. If you would like to participate in the survey, please click on the link below.

Link to the Survey “Your Thoughts on LAPD use of Body Worn Video”
https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/LAPDBodyWornVideo

Thank you for taking the time to provide your input.

5.  POLL WORKERS NEEDED – CITY ELECTIONS

You can volunteer, but you can also get paid for supporting your community by becoming a poll worker in the 2015 City elections. The upcoming primary and general elections will be held on March 3 and May 19, 2015, and you can make a difference by calling the poll worker recruitment hotline, at (213) 978-0363 or (866) 899-8683. The multilingual hotline is (888) 873-1000. The poll worker recruitment section of the City Clerk-Election Division is eager to hear from any interested person!

To be a poll worker, you must be all of the following: at least 18 years old; a United States citizen; a registered voter; able to speak, read, and write English or be bilingual (read/speak the second language); and recruited through the Election Division.

6.  HWPOA COMMUNICATION AND AD POLICY

Please direct all comments, questions or issues regarding the Holmby News to hwpoa@aol.com

Ads for plumbers, housekeepers, garage sales, etc. will be posted in the weekly News. Emergency situations such as coyote sightings, lost and found pets, traffic alerts and similar situations will continue to be published during the week as received.

When placing an ad, please send to hwpoa@aol.com for the Holmby News moderator to review.  Responses to ads should be directed to the ad placer, not to HWPOA.

7.  RESIDENT ADS

COMPUTER HELP NEEDED

Recent retiree wants to hire a high school student to teach basic IPad and desktop computer skills. Call Paul@ 310-475-7819.

8.  HWPOA CONTACT INFORMATION

HOLMBY WESTWOOD PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC. 
914 Westwood Blvd. Suite 573 
Los Angeles, CA 90024
310-470-1785 
Email: hwpoa@aol.com
Web site: www.holmbywestwoodpoa.org 

Valet Parking Issue in HWPOA

HELP NEEDED – VALET PARKING ISSUE IN HWPOA

JANUARY 7, 2015 HWPOA@AOL.COM

LAPD QUESTIONNAIRE – HWPOA VALET ISSUE
YOUR HELP IS NEEDED

In the summer of 2013, parking restrictions in Bel Air were changed which prohibited event/party parking on many streets in Bel Air. The result has been that valet companies have been using our neighborhood (Holmby Westwood) as a parking lot, filling entire blocks, for events taking place in Bel Air. These valets either use shuttle buses to collect their guest here and drive them to the parties, or use shuttles to collect the valet drivers who park the guest cars here. The streets most significantly affected include Beverly Glen, Conway, Bainbridge and Woodruff. This problem has created both a public safety issue and a complete nuisance to the homeowners who are affected.

The HWPOA Board of Directors has been working tirelessly with our council office to find a solution to the problem. We are seeking to amend the valet parking ordinance and prohibit the use of valet shuttle buses in HWPOA. This will not affect airport or other types of shuttles that you may choose to use. It will simply stop the abusive practice of using HWPOA as a parking lot and disturbing those who live there.

Recently, a motion was passed by the city’s Transportation committee to resolve this issue. Part of this process involves an investigation by the LAPD, which is currently underway. The LAPD recently sent out questionnaires to over 200 homes to get feedback on this issue. If you received this survey, we need you to fill out the form and return them by 1/20. WE WOULD LIKE TO ENCOURAGE ALL HOMEOWNERS IN HWPOA TO SUPPORT a resolution to this issue regardless of whether it personally affects you or not.

As part of LAPD’s investigation in this matter, they are sending a detective to attend our next board meeting on January 13.

Please support your neighbors in our efforts to prohibit these practices of using our neighborhood as a parking lot for events in other parts of the city. We need everyone to pitch in and help.

HOW YOU CAN HELP

1. Complete the LAPD Survey. If you received the LAPD survey, please fill out the form and return them by 1/20.

2. Let us know if you did not receive the LAPD Survey. If you did not receive the LAPD survey but would like to participate, please send us your name and address.

3. Attend the upcoming HWPOA Board Meeting. An LAPD Detective will be at the meeting to listen to our concerns. We need as many residents as possible to turn out in force, particularly those who are directly affected by this issue. There is free parking at the Belmont location and it will be the first item on the agenda so you won’t need to be there very long.

Tuesday, January 13
8:00 PM
Belmont Village
10475 Wilshire Blvd.

4. Send us an email. If you’ve had a negative experience with valet companies in Holmby Westwood, please let us know about it. Emails may be sent to Dana at hwpoa@aol.com

5. Ask your neighbors. Please talk with your neighbors and ask them to complete the survey, attend the board meeting and send us an email.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Dennis Rosenblatt, who is on the HWPOA Board of Directors and is overseeing this project. Dennis may be reached at nearlyfamous@mac.com

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!

Holiday Homes: Reasons why Listing in December can actually give you an advantage

Picture courtesy of Chicago Agent Magazine

It is a common perception that listing your home during the holidays will make it a much more difficult process compared to the summer months where historically, more movement in the Real Estate market happens. However, there are some distinct advantages to listing during the slow holiday season.

1) Low Supply, High Demand

Most agents advise their clients to wait until the New Year to ensure maximum exposure as potential buyers wrap up their holidays and begin to search again for their next home. Once the New Year arrives, they will push their clients' homes out into the market in full force.

However, as the market begins to become largely saturated at that time with the sudden influx of new listings, there will be less demand for each individual home as the supply takes a drastic increase. Therefore, by listing at a time when the market is slow and there is not much inventory during the holidays, scarcity can work in your favor by increasing the demand for your home, helping you get a better price for your property.

2) Buyer Commitment

The most serious and committed buyers search right through the holiday season. They are often motivated by a deadline or an unexpected change in their careers or housing situation. Therefore, a great time to find these motivated and committed buyers is in December, where their pressing needs do not take a holiday. If they take a liking to your home, they will be more likely to pay a higher price for it to ensure they can find a place to live as fast as they can, whereas a non-committed buyer may not be pressed for time and try to negotiate a lower price over a longer period.

Buyers will also have more time during the week to research areas, search for homes and view your property while they are off from work for the holidays. 

3) Emotions Could Drive a Sale

The holidays are a very joyous occasion. Many prospective home buyers have their perfect idea of a home in mind, and being able to experience the neighborhood and the home during the holidays will help them imagine their own family in that setting during the holiday season. With a few decorations and a warmer feel for the neighborhood, home buyers could feel a stronger emotional connection to the home, driving a sale.

4) Tax Advantages

Purchasing a home before the end of the year allows buyers to deduct property taxes, mortgage interest and loan points on their tax return. This could be a pressing point for a buyer who is keen to save money on their taxes. 

This also helps the sale move along quickly as these buyers will be eager to close on the sale before the New Year when they can no longer take advantage of these tax breaks, therefore reducing the amount of time spent negotiating and facilitating for an easier agreement.

5) If You're Travelling, Less Hassle

If you travel for the holidays, your agent can show your home without having to schedule times for your family to vacate. This can prove to be much easier for families who want the freedom to enjoy their home while the house is on the market. For those who stay home on the holidays, you can restrict your showings to specific times and dates around your schedule to ensure minimal interruptions for you and your family.

6) Sell High, Buy Low

Because demand is high during the holiday season, those who are able to sell their home are more likely to garner top dollar from the committed buyers. This can prove to be a big advantage when looking forward to the purchase of your next home. 

After the holiday season, when most homes are pushed out and inventory becomes abundant, you will have an advantage over other buyers who have not yet sold their home and would need to do so before purchasing any of the properties out on the market. By being one step ahead of the competition, you can qualify for the opportunity to be a non-contingent buyer, which will appeal to sellers and give you a chance to buy your next home at a lower price. Coupled with the fact that demand will lower with more inventory, having the ability to purchase a home without having to wait on the sale of your own home can provide huge savings, and ensure your family is able to gain an upper hand in the negotiation to ensure you don't lose out on your next dream home.

These are all things to keep in mind when considering whether to list your home during the holidays or wait until the New Year.  No matter the decision you make, ensure you are working with a top Realtor who can provide a strategic plan to get your home on the market and sold for the best price. 

Holmby News 12-3-14

HOLMBY NEWS
December 3, 2014

From the Holmby Westwood Property Owners Association, serving the Holmby Westwood community since 1960.

1.  Flood Prevention and Preparedness
2.  Meet Your Neighborhood Prosecutor
3.  Thank You Belmont Village
4.  Upcoming Community Events
5.  Sarah Leonard Jewelers Holiday Party
6.  HWPOA Communication and Ad Policy
7.  Resident Ads
8.  HWPOA Contact Information

1.  FLOOD PREVENTION AND PREPAREDNESS

With our first rain of the season, the LAFD has provided a few safety reminders:

• Ensure that all drains, gutters and downspouts are functioning properly. This is especially important for flat-roofed buildings.
• Keep ground-level drains and drainage areas (ditches, swales, small channels) free of debris.
• Contact your insurance agent to assure that your flood and storm coverage is adequate and in effect. Confirm the 24-hour contact, policy and claim numbers for your insurer(s). Place that information in your cell phone and a printed copy in the glove box of your car.
• Review your Family Emergency Plan and prepare an Emergency Supply Kit that includes food, water, medications, flashlight, battery-powered radio, rain gear and first aid supplies.
• Landscape slope areas with plants that are fire retardant and suitable for erosion control.
• Keep sandbags, plywood, plastic sheeting, lumber, hand tools and other materials handy for addressing stormwater issues.

TIPS FOR PERSONAL SAFETY DURING A FLOOD:

• Do not walk through flowing water. Drowning is the number-one cause of flood deaths, mostly during flash floods. Currents can be deceptive; six inches of moving water can knock you off your feet.
• Do not drive through a flooded area. More people drown in their car than anywhere else. Do not drive around road barriers; the road or bridge may be washed out.
• Stay away from power lines and electrical wires. A common flood killer is electrocution. Electrical currents can travel through water.
• Report downed power lines in the City of Los Angeles to the Department of Water and Power (800-DIAL-DWP) or emergency officials.

2.  MEET YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD PROSECUTOR

LA City Attorney Mike Feuer invites you to meet your new West LA Neighborhood Prosecutor.  If you are concerned about your neighborhood or have questions, please attend this event and meet Veronica de la Cruz-Robles.

Thursday, December 4 at 6:30 PM
West LA Municipal Bldg.
1645 Corinth Ave., Room 200
Los Angeles, CA  90025

For more information, please click here:
http://www.wwnc.org/assets/community/NPPWLACommunity%20Flyer-WLANC.pdf

3.  THANK YOU BELMONT VILLAGE

Belmont Village (Senior Living Facility in Westwood) has graciously let the HWPOA Board of Directors utilize their facilities for our monthly meetings.  As a thank you, the HWPOA Board recently sent them a floral arrangement to be displayed in their lobby during the holidays.  Thank you, Belmont!

4.  UPCOMING COMMUNITY EVENTS

Westside Winter Shelter Donation Drive – The Westside Winter Shelter Program offers hundreds of homeless people on the Westside a warm bed. The Shelter will be open from December 1, 2014 – March 1, 2015 and we need your help to ensure the program has the supplies it needs to operate. For details of how to help, please click here: WinterShelterDonations2014

Spark of Love Toy Drive – The Los Angeles Fire Department Holiday Toy Program for Needy Children collects new unwrapped toys or sporting goods and distributes to identified recipients prior to December 25. Donations may be dropped off at your local Fire Station in Southern California during the holiday season. For more information, please click here: https://www.calfund.org/sparkoflove

Quartet in Residence @ Westwood Library – The last concert of the year for the popular Quartet in Residence series at the Westwood Library will be held on December 7 at 2:30 PM. For a quick peek at the last concert, please click here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=84oB6KmBOb8

Handel’s Messiah Sing-Along – Friday, Dec. 5th at 8:00 PM at Westwood Presbyterian Church (10822 Wilshire).  Admission is free.  For more information, please click here: http://westwoodpres.org/events/messiah-sing-along/

Westwood Library Used Book Sale – Saturday, Dec. 6th from 10:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.  Pick up some great bargains while helping your library.

5.  SARAH LEONARD JEWELERS HOLIDAY PARTY

HWPOA would like to support our local businesses.  Sarah Leonard Jewelers in Westwood is hosting a 68th Anniversary Holiday Party and Sale on Thursday, Dec.  4th, from 6pm-9pm.  30% off all vintage and estate jewelry and watches.  For more information, please click here:  http://sarahleonardjewelers.com/2014_holiday_invite.html

6.  HWPOA COMMUNICATION AND AD POLICY

Please direct all comments, questions or issues regarding the Holmby News to hwpoa@aol.com

Ads for plumbers, housekeepers, garage sales, etc. will be posted in the weekly News. Emergency situations such as coyote sightings, lost and found pets, traffic alerts and similar situations will continue to be published during the week as received.

When placing an ad, please send to hwpoa@aol.com for the Holmby News moderator to review.  Responses to ads should be directed to the ad placer, not to HWPOA.

7.  RESIDENT ADS

SEEKING FULL TIME HOUSEKEEPER

Our housekeeper of 35 years is retiring and we wish to replace her. The new housekeeper would work full time and live in or out. Duties include preparing simple evening meal, house cleaning, and laundry, To apply, call 310-890-9059

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SEEKING HOUSE PAINTER

I am looking for an exterior and interior house painter.  Must be honest, nice and provide good, quality workmanship.  1-2 workers preferred (not a big company).  If you have any recommendations, please call Marie at (310) 600-4726.  Thank you.

8.  HWPOA CONTACT INFORMATION

HOLMBY WESTWOOD PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC. 
914 Westwood Blvd. Suite 573 
Los Angeles, CA 90024
310-470-1785 
Email: hwpoa@aol.com
Web site: www.holmbywestwoodpoa.org 

Holmby News 11-26-14

HOLMBY NEWS
November 26, 2014

From the Holmby Westwood Property Owners Association, serving the Holmby Westwood community since 1960.

1.  Thanksgiving Travel Safety Tips
2.  Cow Sculpture Stolen on Loring
3.  Upcoming Community Events
4.  Happy Thanksgiving from HWPOA
5.  HWPOA Contact Information

1.  THANKSGIVING TRAVEL SAFETY TIPS

From the California Highway Patrol:

Thanksgiving is a Maximum Enforcement Period for the CHP. The Thanksgiving holiday reporting period begins Wednesday, November 26, at 6 p.m. and runs through Sunday, November 30, at 11:59 p.m. The Thanksgiving MEP also coincides with NHTSA’s annual “Click It or Ticket” campaign.

For some tips to help you arrive safely to your destination, please click here: https://local.nixle.com/alert/5308008/?sub_id=2198150

From all of us at the California Highway Patrol, Happy Thanksgiving and safe traveling.

2.  COW SCULPTURE STOLEN ON LORING

We live on the 500 block of Loring Avenue and Friday morning, November 21st our beloved COW on our front lawn was stolen. We have the cow tied to a tree on a chain and someone cut the chain with bolt cutters. This has been a fixture on Loring for 15 years and Warner kids take pictures with the cow and so many children are upset about this cow. This was well planned because of the bolt cutters and the size of the cow requires more than one person and also requires a truck, it’s life size!

If anyone has any leads please contact us.

Gina and Stephen Reid
gina2boys@verizon.net

3.  UPCOMING COMMUNITY EVENTS

Westside Winter Shelter Donation Drive - The Westside Winter Shelter Program offers hundreds of homeless people on the Westside a warm bed. The Shelter will be open from December 1, 2014 – March 1, 2015 and we need your help to ensure the program has the supplies it needs to operate.  For details of how to help, please click here: WinterShelterDonations2014

Spark of Love Toy Drive - The Los Angeles Fire Department Holiday Toy Program for Needy Children collects new unwrapped toys or sporting goods and distributes to identified recipients prior to December 25.  Donations may be dropped off at your local Fire Station in Southern California during the holiday season. For more information, please click here: https://www.calfund.org/sparkoflove

Quartet in Residence @ Westwood Library - The last concert of the year for the popular Quartet in Residence series at the Westwood Library will be held on December 7.  For a quick peek at the last concert, please click here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=84oB6KmBOb8

4.  HAPPY THANKSGIVING FROM HWPOA

The Board of Directors of HWPOA would like to wish you and your family a Happy Thanksgiving!

5.  HWPOA CONTACT INFORMATION

HOLMBY WESTWOOD PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC. 
914 Westwood Blvd. Suite 573 
Los Angeles, CA 90024
310-470-1785 
Email: hwpoa@aol.com
Web site: www.holmbywestwoodpoa.org 

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Holmby News 11-6-14

HOLMBY NEWS
November 6, 2014

From the Holmby Westwood Property Owners Association, serving the Holmby Westwood community since 1960.

1.  HWPOA Board Meeting
2.  LAPD Crime Report
3.  West LA Food Drive
4.  Beverly Glen Repaving Project
5.  Upcoming Community Events
6.  HWPOA Communication and Ad Policy
7.  Resident Ads
8.  HWPOA Contact Information

1.  HWPOA BOARD MEETING

Next Tuesday, November 11 at 8:00 PM, the HWPOA Board of Directors will hold it’s monthly meeting at Belmont Village (10475 Wilshire Blvd.). Members of the community are welcome to attend, though space is limited. Please let us know if you plan to attend, by emailing Dana at hwpoa@aol.com.

2.  LAPD CRIME REPORT

Protect your home from Residential Burglary. A common MO that has been occurring is suspects who typically knock or ring the doorbell to verify if the resident is home. When there is no answer, the suspects enter the side or rear of the residence and force entry by smashing the window or door glass to gain entry. Suspects are targeting the master bed and bath areas of the home and removing Jewelry and small electronics.

Another Burglary trend that has been occurring is construction thefts and break ins. Items of value being targeted are construction tools, equipment, appliances and building materials. If you observe after hours suspicious activity at a construction site or major remodel location, call 911 immediately!

Package Thefts: These continue to be trending throughout the area. Packages that are being delivered and left unattended in accessible areas such as front porches, condo or apartment lobbies are being stolen. The holidays are around the corner and this crime will only increase. Protect yourself and make arrangements to have any package deliveries to be made at secure locations or to be accepted at a place of business.

3.  WEST LA FOOD DRIVE

Please join the West LAPD in a collaborative effort to end hunger in our community.  Last year we collected 27,000 lbs of food which made a huge impact in the lives of many families.  This year we would like to DOUBLE that number and we need your help!

We ask that you hold your own food drive and bring the items you collect to our event on Sunday, November 23rd.

Event Location:
West Los Angeles Community Police Station
1663 Butler Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90025
Event Date:
November 23, 2014 from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm

Please contact us at 310.444.0735 for additional information or to request a food collection bin. You can also sign up and get more information about this event at:
www.WLAFOODDRIVE.com

THANK YOU FOR WORKING TOGETHER WITH US TO END HUNGER IN OUR COMMUNITY.

4.  BEVERLY GLEN REPAVING PROJECT

The Resurfacing Division has scheduled Phase II of resurfacing for Beverly Glen on Saturday November 15, 2014 and Sunday November 16, 2014. The 1.6 mile segment of resurfacing will be from Beverly Glen Place to Greendale Drive. The department will be profiling on Saturday the 15th and will repave the following day on Sunday the 16th, with an estimated 4100 tons of asphalt. The resurfacing crew will begin at 6:00am and will be done before 5:00pm on both days.

The department will only allow local traffic but no through trafficbetween Greendale Drive and Beverly Glen Place, as they will have many trucks and heavy equipment working within the narrow roadway. This is especially true on Sunday when they pave.

As always, any Emergency Response Vehicles will be given full access to their destination. With high expectations the department expects to complete this project within the two days.

5.  UPCOMING COMMUNITY EVENTS

“A Day for Heroes” – Saturday, Nov. 8
The Greater Los Angeles Fisher House Foundation (GLAFH) is pleased to announce its 3rd Annual “A Day For Heroes” BBQ and Outdoor Music Event in celebration of our nations Veterans Day.
A Day for Heroes

UCLA Veterans Day Ceremony – Monday, Nov. 10
Please join Chancellor Block, ROTC, and the UCLA community to honor U.S. veterans in an annual ceremony held on campus.
http://eventsrsvp.ucla.edu/VeteransDay/

Westwood Library – Lots of events all month long
Friends of Westwood Library

6.  HWPOA COMMUNICATION AND AD POLICY

Please direct all comments, questions or issues regarding the Holmby News to hwpoa@aol.com

Ads for plumbers, housekeepers, garage sales, etc. will be posted in the weekly News. Emergency situations such as coyote sightings, lost and found pets, traffic alerts and similar situations will continue to be published during the week as received.

When placing an ad, please send to hwpoa@aol.com for the Holmby News moderator to review.  Responses to ads should be directed to the ad placer, not to HWPOA.

7.  RESIDENT ADS

COOK AVAILABLE

Our wonderful cook comes one day a week and cooks dinners for three days. She shops, cooks a variety of healthy meals for us and cleans up beautifully.

She is looking for one or two days additional work.

For more information, please call me.

Marion Solomon
(310) 475-8300 Office
(310) 804-4917
drmarionsolomon@gmail.com

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SEEKING WOOD FLOOR REFINISHER

We would love a recommendation for a company that can refinish our wood floors.

We are in the Holmby-Westwood area.

Marion Solomon
(310) 475-8300
drmarionsolomon@Gmail.com

8.  HWPOA CONTACT INFORMATION

HOLMBY WESTWOOD PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC. 
914 Westwood Blvd. Suite 573 
Los Angeles, CA 90024
310-470-1785 
Email: hwpoa@aol.com
Web site: www.holmbywestwoodpoa.org