Tehachapi's Online Community News & Entertainment Guide
Tehachapi's Online Community News & Entertainment Guide
Larry Barrett of Coldwell Banker Best Reality was the guest speaker at the March 25 meeting of the Stallion Springs Property Owners Association. Barrett noted that Stallion covers approximately 16.5 square miles, has the only Covered Bridge in Kern County, and one – of only two in the world – mega ramp for skate boarding located at Woodward Center.
Real estate in the area is selling for an average of $105 per square foot and is trending upward. Seven homes have sold in Stallion since Jan. 1, 2014.
The first group of six volunteers for the newly forming citizen volunteer unit went off, on April 9, to a four-day training course, and will soon begin performing a variety of duties to assist the department.
Some of these duties will be administrative in nature, such as data entry and filling out reports.
Other duties will be more physical in nature, such as assisting with traffic control, searching for evidence and transporting equipment or persons as needed by the department.
Parks and Recreation is now accepting applications for Lifeguards. You can apply at the district office during regular business hours.
The Stallion Springs Trail Committee recently installed the third hitching post at Horse Thief Golf Course Restaurant so up to six riders can now tie up there.
To reduce water use, General Manager Mary Beth Garrison reports that the CSD will re-do the front entrances to the CSD buildings removing the water egregious junipers and grass replacing them with small flower beds, rock, boulders and decorative grasses.
Parks will be maintained but less water will be used to keep the parks green and a community garden operated by the Stallion Springs 4-H will give residents an opportunity to have a garden without the cost of a home garden’s water use. Water at the garden will be provided by drip-lines and mulch will be applied to hold the water in.
– Neighborhood Watch will meet on April 14 at the CSD. Everyone is invited; a Stallion Springs residence isn’t required to attend.
– The CSD Board of Directors meeting is scheduled for 6 p.m. on April 15 in the CSD administration building.
– April 19 there will be a PAL Easter Egg Hunt at 10 a.m. in Man O’War Park.
– The next movie night in the Corral room is scheduled for April 25. The movie will be “Saving Mr. Banks.” There is no cost for the movie.
– The POA will hold its annual Dinner Dance on April 26 in the Corral room at the Community Center. The proceeds from the dance will go to the Scholarship fund for graduating students living in Stallion Springs.
– Community cleanup day is scheduled for Saturday, May 3. at the CSD parking lot. Bulky item pick up for Senior and Disabled Adults will be provided on Friday May 2. Those needing pick up must call in advance to schedule the pickup 661-822-3268.
– The annual Roundup and Flea Market will be held on Saturday in May 10, at the Community Center and in the gym.
– Spring is here and weed abatement must be completed by June 15.
The CSD also offers open Volleyball, fitness classes, Open Gym, Men’s Basketball, Kids Crafts, Family Skate Nights and scrapbooking classes. Contact the CSD for further information.
