Rossmoor Ca Public Facilities

The Rossmoor Community Services District will hold a special meeting Thursday to discuss legal procedures in issuing bonds to buy the closed Rush Elementary School. The board will meet in closed session beginning at 7 p.m. because the procedure involves filing a lawsuit against "all persons" who might want to challenge the bond sales. The board will discuss the suit and determine how to proceed.

The board of directors of the Rossmoor Community Services District will hold a public hearing at its meeting tonight to discuss whether to offer a discounted rate to nonprofit organizations that want to use Rossmoor facilities. The board also will hear a progress report from a contractor that has been doing landscaping and maintenance improvements on local parks for the last six months. The board meets at 7 p.m. at 3001 Blume Drive.

The board of directors of the Rossmoor Community Services District has approved a declaration that affirms something a lot of people already know--that creating parks does not harm the environment. Board members approved the "negative declaration" by a 4-1 vote, clearing the way for two small parks proposed for the community. The declaration, which will be filed with the county clerk, means that there is nothing about the construction or existence of the parks that will damage the environment.

Residents will receive $1,029 toward the development of Rush Park after turning in thousands of pounds of newsprint for recycling. The amount of newsprint collected in a May paper drive exceeded all expectations, said Jim Alexander, who sits on the board of directors of the Rossmoor Community Services District.

The board of directors of the Rossmoor Community Services District will hold a public hearing at its meeting tonight to discuss whether to offer a discounted rate to nonprofit organizations that want to use Rossmoor facilities. The board also will hear a progress report from a contractor that has been doing landscaping and maintenance improvements on local parks for the last six months. The board meets at 7 p.m. at 3001 Blume Drive.

Residents will receive $1,029 toward the development of Rush Park after turning in thousands of pounds of newsprint for recycling. The amount of newsprint collected in a May paper drive exceeded all expectations, said Jim Alexander, who sits on the board of directors of the Rossmoor Community Services District.

Expanses of grass, shade trees and tennis courts, where the pop of ball against racquet resonates all day long, characterize Rossmoor Park, one of two areas administered by the Rossmoor Community Services District. The 8.5-acre Rossmoor and 8.2-acre Rush Park offer residents an array of facilities, including a sand volleyball court, baseball diamonds and tot lots. The parks also have horseshoe-pitching areas and picnic tables.

Expanses of grass, shade trees and tennis courts, where the pop of ball against racquet resonates all day long, characterize Rossmoor Park, one of two areas administered by the Rossmoor Community Services District. The 8.5-acre Rossmoor and 8.2-acre Rush Park offer residents an array of facilities, including a sand volleyball court, baseball diamonds and tot lots. The parks also have horseshoe-pitching areas and picnic tables.

The Rossmoor Community Services District will hold a special meeting Thursday to discuss legal procedures in issuing bonds to buy the closed Rush Elementary School. The board will meet in closed session beginning at 7 p.m. because the procedure involves filing a lawsuit against "all persons" who might want to challenge the bond sales. The board will discuss the suit and determine how to proceed.

The board of directors of the Rossmoor Community Services District has approved a declaration that affirms something a lot of people already know--that creating parks does not harm the environment. Board members approved the "negative declaration" by a 4-1 vote, clearing the way for two small parks proposed for the community. The declaration, which will be filed with the county clerk, means that there is nothing about the construction or existence of the parks that will damage the environment.