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Public Works will be performing pavement preservation work within the Stevenson Ranch area to improve the condition of the roads and extend the life of the pavement. The work will consist of cape sealing the roadways as indicated on the attached notification. Also attached is a location map with the limits highlighted. This notification will be handed out/mailed to the businesses and residences in the vicinity of the project. Additionally, message boards will be placed one week in advance to alert residents and commuters of the upcoming project and to expect delays during construction. This project is scheduled to begin on August 3, 2020 and be completed by September 4, 2020. The working hours are between 7:00AM and 4:00PM, Monday through Friday. The road is expected to be partially open and traffic will be flagged during construction. The work will be performed by a contractor.

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Thank you,

Natalie Vartanian

Assistant Field Deputy, Santa Clarita Valley

LA County Supervisor Kathryn Barger, 5^th District

27441 Tourney Road, Suite 180 | Santa Clarita, CA 91355

Office (661) 287-3657 | Fax (661) 254-4453

Email: NaVartanian@bos.lacounty.gov

The HOA has worked closely with the County every year to put together our Fireworks show. This is a complicated process that requires numerous meetings with the County, County Fire, County Parks and the fireworks vendor. This year we had the added complication of COVID right when meetings were getting started. We worked closely with the L. A. County Health Department to see if we could in fact have our show. When it was clear that gatherings would not be allowed, we met again and laid out possible ideas for an aerial view only (with the Park closed and residents watching from home) and the answer was “no”. The County felt that there would be no way to ensure social distancing from outsiders coming to watch and even residents gathering in larger groups on streets and sidewalks. Because of the large investment in time and money, we had to make the tough decision to cancel the fireworks to ensure that we could get back our deposits already paid, and not incur additional expenses for a show that might not happen. Since that time (last week) the Health Department loosened the rules to say that fireworks would be allowed, but only under very limited circumstances including that people must be assigned parking and cannot get out of their cars to watch the fireworks. The HOA has no way to enforce this and no parking lot large enough to even try. This would have made the costs and volunteer time much larger than in the past. Also, we have lost all of the time to plan and get permits. It is past the deadline for the fireworks’ company to build (and order) the fireworks and obtain proper permits, contract with the fire and police departments and order a water truck to spray the grounds etc. The City has much larger resources in money and personnel to throw at a limited timeline. We simply do not, and had to make the decision to cancel over a month ago. We are already planning for next year in a show that will be the best ever.

JULIE SHERROD
Community Manager

COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH ORDER OF THE HEALTH OFFICER

CONTINUATION OF SAFER AT HOME ORDER THAT BEGINS TO MOVE THE COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES INTO STAGE 2 OF COUNTY S ROADMAP TO RECOVERY

Revised Order Issued: May 13, 2020

Please read this Order carefully. Violation of or failure to comply with this Order is a crime punishable by fine, imprisonment, or both. (California Health and Safety Code §120295; Los Angeles County Code§ 11.02.080.)

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The Census Bureau continues to prioritize the health and safety of the public and our employees. To this end, this operation will not require any interaction with the public—census workers will not ring doorbells or collect census data through interpersonal conversation. All employees will have the necessary personal protective equipment to work safely in the field.

Those households included in the Update Leave operation will have a questionnaire left at the front door along with instructions about how to respond. Once people receive their invitation, we ask them to respond as soon as possible; each household should use the 12-digit code included with their census invitation for easiest processing.

Additionally, the census workers will compare their address lists with the addresses on file and will update the information as needed. This also will be done without interfacing with the public.

Information on how to verify a Census Bureau field employee can be found here (https://www.census.gov/about/regions/los-angeles/contact/identify.html).

As a helpful reminder, the three simple ways to respond to the 2020 Census are:

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