Palomar Mountain News

The owner just reduced the price of this absolutely beautiful 9 acres.  Underground utilities right the to property.  Rolling meadow and then the back half of the property is your own forest to explore.  Click to see Upper Meadow Nine Acres and your link to the MLS with lots of photos, and a lot of to view info and download.

Oh!  Would you like more land?  And, how about an absolutely beautiful Lodge to call home or have as a delightful family or weekend retreat?  The Upper Meadow Lodge is next door and it is available too! Let’s go see!

Bonnie Phelps

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Can you believe this could be your view, right here in Southern California?  Looks more like Colorado or Montana!

When I met with the owner on the property a few weeks ago I asked him what attracted him to this land when he purchased.  He said, “It is the most beautiful property in the subdivision”.  The building site could be spectacular looking out through majestic oaks to the open, forest view with no other homes in sight. Beautiful boulders, too.  Lots of character.

The owner plans have changed now, so we ordered a net sheet from escrow and the owner is willing to sell at a break even price.   I’m showing this afternoon, and another Realtor was there over the weekend.  Who will be the next owner of Deer Highway?

Click and scroll for the MLS info including lots of photos, maps and the well report.

Then, let’s check it out!

Bonnie Phelps

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From: CLIFF KELLOGG

Would you please distribute the below information I’ve received from the Forest Service.  They will be starting inspections this week in the Crestline and Birch Hill area before moving to other areas on the mountain.

Thanks,

Cliff Kellogg

Palomar Station Fire Chief

Palomar Mountain Fire Hazard Inspections

Starting this Wednesday June 18, 2014 the U. S. Forest Service and CAL FIRE will begin performing Fire Hazard Inspections on Palomar Mountain.  The intent of these inspections is to assist you in properly preparing your home and or property to help protect it in the event that wildfires threaten your community.  The inspection also will be used to ensure that all home and property owners comply with the following codes/regulations (68.404(a) SDCCRO), (68.404(b) SDCCRO), (68.404(c) SDCCRO), (4907.3.1CFC), (4291(a)(6)Public Resources Code), (503.2.1 CFC), (3807.3CFC), and (505.1CFC).

Inspections will be made at random, and not all properties will be inspected.  Properties without structures, but having vegetation within 100’ of neighboring structures will need to remove or thin vegetation, or allow removal or thinning, to provide the designated clearance.  Owners may also request an inspection by contacting their Fire Prevention Officer:

• Patrol-31: Gabe Foster, 619-630-6448
• Patrol-33: Eric McDaniel, 619-204-2139
• Patrol-34 Jennifer MacDonald, 619-876-8946

If the property/structure is found to be in compliance, the inspection form will be signed off as compliant and a copy sent to the County of San Diego for their records.

If the property/structures does not comply, the homeowner will receive a list of the corrections necessary to comply with regulations and a copy will be sent to the County of San Diego’s Enforcement Division.

Once corrections are made, the homeowner may request a re-inspection of the property.  The re-inspection will be documented and a copy sent to the County of San Diego.

If you have any questions you may contact anyone of the three Patrols listed above.

  First time on the market since 1962!

Lovingly named by the owners, there were always fun projects. Don’t you worry, your toolbox will get plenty of use, too! Built in 1934, the 70’s saw a remodel. A nice bathroom was added and more room in the living area to sleep the Brady Bunch!  Some furnishings can stay including a double bed, bunks, and a nice futon. Beautiful hand-made quilts. Oh, there are three vintage sheds (almost) still standing.  Oh the possibilities!

Click for the Cabins page and scroll to see cute-as-a-bug, Nev-R-Dun!

Let’s go see!

Bonnie Phelps 76O 742 one 742

Click for a great story from UT San Diego

Hooray for Curt and all the Volunteers!  YOU are much appreciated!

Experienced!  Great hunters!  Mountain raised!

Trained rodent killers and very cute, cuddly kittens.

Take some, take them all!

Give Mike a call:  951.473.9141

It’s true!  See note below from Gene Powers.  In ’98 I remember several weeks of sunny weather and then snow in June!  A friend living on a dirt road, off Bailey Meadow had taken her car down to the city to have it power-washed and detailed.  Came back that day to snow!

Thanks to Gene Powers for the little throw-back.  Gene moved to Iowa a few years ago, and we now have Jim and Teresa McCarthy in his A-frame by the Lodge.  Let it snow!

Sent: Tuesday, June 03, 2014 11:02 PM

Do you remember what happened on this day in 1999 on Palomar Mountain???

There was a 3 inch snowfall. Took about 2 days for it to melt after the storm moved away. That was he 2nd time it snowed in June the 30 yrs I lived there. One day in mid-June in the early 1980’s, I went to work early in the morn & there was a lite dusting of snow on my car. Nothing stuck to the ground or the road. Too warm. I was retired in 1999 so didn’t hafta try to drive on the snow covered road.

Gene

Just a friendly reminder:  We mountain folk love our squirrelanators!  I always use caution when removing the ones who have failed their swimming test from the trap.  Today though, I had a flea jump off of one onto my arm.  It was smaller and lighter color than the common dog flea and obviously swam better then the squirrel did.  So be aware, it can happen.

Sharon Dall