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Hotline: 310 454-7678 P.O. Box 1307, Pacific Palisades, CA 90272 www.MarquezKnolls.com
Marquez Knolls
Property Owners As-
sociation had a busy
and exciting 2012.
The following are
s o m e o f t h e
highlights from last
year.
Throughout the year MKPOA
helped neighbors with concerns
about view obstructions
including trees, chimneys, air
conditioners, fences and
hedges. Most cases were
resolved friendly and amicably
between the neighbors. We
will continue to help resolve
neighborhood issues.
In February, MKPOA attended a
meeting with DWP officials and
Councilman Rosendahl’s officials. We
were told a distributing station was
being proposed in four locations (three
in Marquez Knolls). A public meeting
was then held in March at Marquez
Charter Elementary School. More than
200 residents turned out to voice their
objections to the sites. Several months
later, DWP, Councilman Rosendahl
and LAUSD Board Member Zimmer
appointed a 15-member task force to
evaluate and assess sites for the
western side of Pacific Palisades.
Three members from MKPOA were
selected.
More than 500 residents and public
officials were kept abreast of issues
affecting our community. Timely
updates via e-mail included, weekly
crime reports, crimes in progress,
prevention tips, monthly MKPOA
agendas, flooding on lower Jacon, lost
wallets, lost pets and coyote alerts.
Pictures captured by neighbors were
shared including, the May eclipse,
rainbows, an egret and other shots of
beauty. This service is free, send your
e-mail to [email protected].
In May, we held our annual meeting at
Marquez Charter Elementary School.
We kicked off the meeting by donating
a podium to the school, followed by
presentations including representatives
President’s Message: A Look at 2012 from Supervisor Yarolavsky’s office
and Councilman Bill Rosendahl.
In September we held our yearly block
party in the Marquez business district.
Over 350 adults and kids showed up
eating 250 quarter pound free ACS
hotdogs until they ran out and
consuming 400 bottles of water and soft
drinks. Alper’s Jazz band entertained
the crowd and Whirlie the
Clown delighted the children.
Marquez Knolls resident Sam
Lagana received the 2012
Golden Sparkplug Award from
t h e P a c i f i c P a l i s a d e s
Community Council for his
efforts in getting the city to
properly install storm drains.
MKPOA vice president Haldis
Toppel received the prestigious
Pioneer Woman of the Year
award sponsored by the L.A.
Commission on the Status of Women.
She along with 18 other women were
honored for their exemplary leadership
and community pride.
Newsletter
Proudly Serving the Community Since 1950
Christy Dennis, Editor February 2013
DWP Distributing Station
Table of Contents
MKPOA Meeting Dates Page 2
LAPD Nabs Criminals Page 3
MKPOA Members Page 4-5
DWP Task Force Page 6
Business Listing Page 7
A Look Back at 2012 Page 8
CCR Assistance
E-Com Alerts
Annual Meeting/Block Party
2012 Awards Recipeints
Marquez Knolls Resident Hank Wright Captures a Stunning Shot
Hotline: 310 454-7678 P.O. Box 1307, Pacific Palisades, CA 90272 www.MarquezKnolls.com
MKPOA Quarterly Newsletter 2 February 2013
MKPOA Board Members 2013
Christy Dennis President*
Haldis Toppel Vice President*
Jim Rea Treasurer*
Barbara Gould Temporary Secretary
Sylvia Boyd PAPA Rep.
Lou Del Pozzo Realtor Relations
Sidney Galanty Technology/Sound
Silgia Grassl Corresponding Sec.
Amy Greenwood IT Advisor
Louise Martin Membership
Janet Turner PPCC Rep.
Jon Boyd Advisor**
Robert Martin Advisor**
Kurt Toppel Advisor**
George Wakalopulos Advisor**
*denotes officers **denotes non-voting board members
MKPOA Meeting Dates for 2013
St. Matthew’s Church: Music Room
1031 Bienveneda Ave. Pacific Palisades
6:00pm: Social Time 6:30pm-8:00pm Meeting
Residents & Visitors are Always Welcome!
Monday January 28
Monday February 25
Monday March 18
Monday April 15
Monday May 20
Annual Meeting May TBD
Monday June 17
No Meeting July Happy Summer
Monday August 19
Monday September 16
Block Party September 21 or 28
Monday October 21
Monday November 18
No Meeting December Happy Holidays
MKPOA Appreciates Membership Support
On behalf of the entire board of MKPOA, thank you
for your generous and renewed support of our
organization.
If an envelope is included in this newsletter, it
indicates your membership is due. We hope you’ll
consider making a contribution for this year.
You can join using the enclosed envelope or via
PayPal at MarquezKnolls.com.
Get timely alerts and information pertinent to Marquez
Knolls when you join our E-Com list. More than 500
residents, public officials—including LAPD, Pacific
Palisades Community Council, LA City Council are
receiving news and information from MKPOA.
If you’re not on our E-Com list, send us your e-mail
address to [email protected].
MKPOA E-Com Alerts
E-Mail: [email protected]
Snail Mail: P.O. Box 1307, Pacific Palisades, 90272
Phone: 310 454-7678
Contact Information for MKPOA
MKPOA is grateful to St. Matthew’s
Church for providing the use of its
facilities for our monthly meetings.
We are thankful and acknowledge their
long standing support.
Sincerely, the MKPOA Board
Thank You: St. Matthew’s Church
Hotline: 310 454-7678 P.O. Box 1307, Pacific Palisades, CA 90272 www.MarquezKnolls.com
LAPD: How They Caught the Bad Guys
MKPOA Quarterly Newsletter 3 February 2013
Number Avg. Sale Median # Active
Sold Price/Sq. Ft. Sale Price Homes
2012 41 $625 $1,500,000 3 (as of 12/31/12)
2011 29 $654 $1,629,500 8 (as of 12/31/11)
At the end of 2012, the lowest-priced available home in Marquez Knolls was a 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath on Donna Ynez Lane being offered at $1,599,000. The highest-priced property is a 4-bedroom, 3-bath on Tellem Drive being offered at $2,350,000. There were 6 homes in escrow at the start of 2013.
The lowest sale price in 2012 was a 2-bedroom, 2-bath on Livorno which sold for $990,000. The highest sale last year was a 5-bedroom, 6-bath on Bienveneda which sold for $4,300,000.
Marquez Knolls Home Sales January—December
2012 vs. 2011
*Statistics based on M.L.S. records of Single-Family residences ONLY
3 1 0 . 2 3 0 . 7 3 7 3
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A combination of LAPD advisor ies, e-com notices, ACS Security presence, and citizen awareness have kept crime down in Marquez Knolls in 2012. There is a lot more to police activity in the
Palisades than most residents realize. Senior Lead Officer Michael Moore shared some details about suc-cessful crime prevention, recent high-profile arrests and some surprising in-vestigative findings. The Palisades is served not only by the visible black and white patrol car, but by additional undercover and other resources that can be deployed quickly in case of need.
August 11, 2012. An early morning alarm went off in the 800 block of Alma Real and a burglary arrest was made. At least 15 police vehicles and the canine unit responded quickly and eventually subdued a struggling and uncooperative suspect, which some by-standers felt was an overreaction by police. Follow-up: the suspect was a registered sex offender and apparently did not intend to
same. Similar break-ins occurred ran-domly at Rustic Canyon Park and other west side parks where people left their cars to go for walks or other recreational activities. LAPD began observing Te-mescal Canyon and ultimately arresting a couple in the act of a crime. Follow-up: LAPD recovered stolen goods and was able to connect the suspects to other car break-ins. The break-ins abruptly ended. Career criminals commit an esti-mated 90 percent of the crimes. When police presence is focused and arrests are made, it not only solves crime, but prevents many others from being victim-ized. Please send a brief note thanks to LAPD Senior Lead Officer Michael Moore [email protected], and LAPD Captain Evangelyn Nathan [email protected].
By Haldis Toppel burglarize the house but was targeting a child living in the home.
August 15, 2012. A neighbor called 911 when he saw an indi-vidual entering his friend's va-cant house on Enchanted Way and another person waiting in a van in front of the house. Within three minutes, the LAPD air sup-port unit was hovering above the scene. Alarmed by helicopter’s presence, the two suspects tried to flee the area. An LAPD unit stopped the vehicle at the corner of Sunset and El Medio and or-dered the suspects out at gun-point. Follow-up: the suspects were serious career criminals with a long list of suspected residential burglaries. The diligent neighbor, quick response of the air support unit and the LAPD units probably prevented many other burglaries.
November, 2012. A rash of car break-ins had occurred at both sides of Temescal Canyon and along Sunset. The times of the break-ins were random, but the MO (modus operandi) was the
Number of Sales 41% Higher
Ave. Price/Sq Ft 4% Lower
Median Sale Price 8% Lower
Active Inventory 62% Lower
If you see anything that you feel is
suspicious, but not an emergency, go to
www.alertcommunity.com. This allows
citizens to document suspicious activity
quickly, easily, and anonymously. This
web site contributes to the safety of
our community and to the prevention of
crime. The database is accessed only by
the LAPD.
Hotline: 310 454-7678 P.O. Box 1307, Pacific Palisades, CA 90272 www.MarquezKnolls.com
MKPOA Quarterly Newsletter 4 February 2013
Thank You for Your Membership and Support Abel Lewis & Lynar
Aberle John & Sharon
Abrams Richard & Jane
Akins Perry & Methal
Allwright Stephen & Patricia
Alper Gregory & Sonja
Amer Rhonda Taylor & Harold
Antico Jorge & Ann-Charlotte
Antone Ron & Deborah
Asarnow Robert & Joan
Ashley Robert & Michelle
Baak Derek & Tricia
Baer Curt & Leola
Balanis George & Toula
Barnard R. James
Barnoski Michael & Barbara
Becir Natalija & Marko
Beegun Norman
Bennett Glen & Christina
Benston John & Sheridian
Bentley Alex & Tanya
Bingham Jay & Leesa
Biren Matthew & Deedee
Bisharat Charles & Mary
Bishton Norris & Debra
Borland Carolyn Fank & Candace
Boyd Jon & Sylvia
Brandt Diethelm
Braunstein Rubin & Jacqueline
Buck Ann Mayhew
Butch Kathleen Kelly & Anthony
Cailliet Rene & Lois
Calagna Mario & Dianne
Cardenas Raymond & Monica
Carlson Keith & Gretchen
Carlson Layth & Daria
Carlsson Ruth
Carmichael Michaela
Cassese Richard & Alice
Chapin Steve & Kristin
Chidsey Darin
Clark Ronald & Carol
Cobert William
Cooksey Susan Love & Helen
Cooper Barry Cohen & Ellyce
Crosby Steven
Crouse Linda Bunker & Kenneth
Cryan Michael & Karen
Csiszar Leonard & Marie
Damon Franklin & Linda
Danley John & Shirley
De Robertis Edward & Ana
De Vegvar Andrew & Jayne
Del Pozzo Louis
Delott Gerald & Beverly R
Dennison Terry & Lynn
Desai Neil & Anjini
Devine Janet
Didden Daniel & Gail
Dishington Roland & Patricia
Douglas George & Pamela
Douglass Kathleen
Druss Martin & Barbara
Dry Michael & Joan
Duke William & Leilani
Dutton Lisa
Ebbert Robert & Elise
Edlen Michael & Wendy
Eisen Alison & Glenn
Emquies Salomon
Englekirk Robert
Ennis Bud K
Eskigian Nishan & Madeline
Ettinger Jerome & Virginia
Evans Fredda
Ezer Mitch & Renee
Fado William
Faigin Miriam
Feinerman Robert & Sarah
Feuerlicht Susanne & Sammy
Finerman Ralph & Cynthia
Fintzy Karin
Fraas Stefan
Fragola John & Kathleen
Frank Jerome Dianne Taylor &
Friedman Marshall
Fujimoto Akira & Atsuko
Fulton John & Lotus
Garfinkel Harold & Arlene
Gibson Gordon
Godwin John & Sylvia
Goldberg Murray & Mildred
Gong Henry & Janice
Goren Robert & Lynn
Gould Joseph & Barbara
Grassl H P & Deborah
Grassl Peter & Silgia
Green Lyle & Melanie
Greene Alvin & Louise
Greene Helena Ruffin & Rose
Greenhut Robert & Ellen
Greenwood Amy
Grewal TJ & Harmin
Gussman Joeseph & Bonnie
Haden Ellen
Halff Simon & Malihe
Harker Mildred
Hart Mary Sue
Hathaway Bernard
Hathaway Edwin & Julieanne
Heitz Kenneth & Linda
Hellman Lois
Herman Donna
Herzog Eric & Jane
Hinds William
Hoffman Mary & Bud
Honarpour Narimon
Honkawa Bryan & Patricia
Horlick Dennis & Jacqueline
Horowitz Edward & Marcia
Horusicky Michael & Jana
Howell Walter & Nancy
Huang Albert
Hunter Cheryl
Huntsberry Maria
Iacopino Teresa Williams & Joseph
Iino Thomas & Barbara
Jacobs Dana & Jennie
Jaffe Danny & Adrienne
Jordan Michael & Bonnie
Juliano Joseph & Mary
Kadenacy Steve & Heather
Kagawa Takumi & Mirei
Kahaner Abraham & Barbara
Kalan Arnold & Joan
Kaler Burritt Newton & Sandra
Karsten Timothy & Karla
Kazimiroff Paul
Keller Richard
Kelley Charles & Jo-Anne
Kempka Tracey Davis & Daniel
Kerner Gail
Kerner Raymond & Betty
Kerr Steve & Jean
Klein William & Renee
Kodani Jon & Laurel
Komar Susan Wolford & Delores
Hotline: 310 454-7678 P.O. Box 1307, Pacific Palisades, CA 90272 www.MarquezKnolls.com
Kramer Sue
Kravitz William & Sandra
Kreitler Peter & Catharine
Kup Eddy & Joyce
Kvzyminiski James
Lagana Samuel & Eileen
Lallement Greta
Lamb Sally
Landau Arlene
Leacock Carol
Levanas Michael & Suzanne
Leventhal Lee & Beba
Levin Marvin & Ruth
Lewis Caron
Lin Joseph & Cathy
Lin Sheng Rong & Li Lien
Lindgren Howard & Anna
Loper William & Mary
Lum Donald & Colene
Lupu Andrei & Helga
Lyon Lisa
Macker Timothy & Courtney
Maguire Everett & Nancy
Maibaum Julie Dresner & Paul
Malaret Jennifer & Charles
Mandell Steven & Harriet
Manzanares Uschi & Rigoberto
Marcus Wayne & Judith
Marder Stephen & Paula
Marmel David & Elaine
Martin Robert & Louise
Marx Fredrick & Gudrun
Mayo Dana & Charlene
Mazzei Mark
McCarthy Stephen & Annette
McElroy Charles & Judith
McKenna Charles & Marie
McKenna Paul & Monica
Meyer Mary Ellen
Meyer Richard & Carolyn
Miles Perry & Kathleen
Miller Richard & Teresa
Mimoun Tracy
Mims Matlock & Marjorie
Minx Steve & Charlene
Mohammadi Babak
Morgan Jeffrey & Alison
Morrison Margot
Mouradian Vaughn & Lisa
Sheibani Ali
Shepherd Thomas & Molly
Sherman Ronald & Yola
Siegel Stuart & Barbara
Simon William & Julie
Simonis Antanas & Izolina
Smith Alan Kosa & Thomas
Smithey David & Lynn
Sohal Mohinder & Judith
Stark Edward & Bette
Steckmest Larry & Marie
Stephenson Christopher & Nell
Stoeckinger Gerald & Julie
Stohler Carl & Patricia
Stryer Michael & Barri
Tamraz Barbara
Tanner William & Jan
Taren Marjorie
Taylor Christine
Tchakerian Hagop & Marilynn
Tong David & Josephine
Toppel Kurt & Haldis
Tourtellotte Wallace & Jean
Tylevich Jenny Lin & Alexei
Urbach Daniel
Valery Nicholas & Yasuko
Van Vorst William & Clare Ann
Vego Leroy & Phyllis
Verheiden Sonja Luchini & Mark
Vo Daniel & Colleen Phuong
Volkmer Elisabeth
Wait Anne
Wakalopulos Christy Dennis & George
Walles Irving & Ina
Walter John & Joyce
Waxman Bruce & Rosalia
Webb Theresa
Weber Ines
West Alice
Wexler Philip & Ona
Wilken Richard & Debra
Willson Perry & Sharon
Wilson Charles
Wirk Stuart & Rachelle
Wolf Maxine
Wolff Sandra
Wong Patrick & Vivian (Cont. on pg. 6)
MKPOA Quarterly Newsletter 5 February 2013
We Hope for the Continued Support of Marquez Residents
Muntz Richard & Alice
Murray Bob & Gloria
Nachazel John & Susan
Nakai Tetsushi & Shokooh
Nejat-Bina Niloofar
Nekora Michael & Nannette
Nielson Darren & Kelly
Niemann William & Dorothy
Noori Naser
Notaras Paul & Martha
O'Donnell Mark & Lauren
Opran Horea & Stella
Ossiander Cindy Dunne & Glenn
Pakozdi Brooke Breton & David
Pardridge William & Rhonda
Paslay Clayton & Inge
Peterson Donald & Suzanne
Piscatella Joseph & Jill
Powers Daniel & Fala
Prager David
Prentice T. C. "Barney"
Prince John & Susan
Pritchard Crystal
Rabinovitz Joel & Gayle
Rhomberg Carmely Estrella & Mark
Ridolfi Ren & Monica
Rigsby Scott
Rose David & Arva
Rosenthal David & Betsy
Rosenthal Mark & Laurie
Ross David & Carol
Royer Kendrick & Marianne
Rubaum Norman & Janet
Ruge Merrill & Carole
Sahakian George & Nora
Sanders Jack & Barbara
Santoro Victor & Diane
Saunders Kenneth & Ritchie
Saxer Fred & Margot
Schlegel Ted & Gretchen
Schneir Michael & Nanette
Schock Doris
Seiler Fazzy Noori & Cynthia
Senofsky Gregory & Tanya
Shafai Jamshid & Lili
Shapiro Alan & Bella
Shapiro Danielle Samulon & Jesse
Sharafatian Ali-Mohammad
Shaw Gary & Karen
Hotline: 310 454-7678 P.O. Box 1307, Pacific Palisades, CA 90272 www.MarquezKnolls.com
MKPOA Quarterly Newsletter 6 February 2013
Rea Report:
News from PPCC
Welcome to this issue of the Rea
Report. I am one of the members of the
LADWP Task Force that is deliberating
on which sites to recommend for siting
Distributing Station 104. I am not going
make much comment here as other
members will be reporting on our efforts
in this issue of the MKPOA news-
letter. I would like to mention however,
that I have been maintaining a blog with
reports about our meetings. If you
would like to go over the history of the
Task Force, you can do so at
PPCCArea3.blogspot.com
In late January, the PPCC hosted a
forum to allow members of the commu-
nity to share their comments and con-
cerns regarding the tentatively recom-
mended sites for DS-104. Local citizens
who live near the Bernheimer Garden
site, nearby Aderno Way and the two
sites off of Paseo Miramar showed up to
express their disapproval of those
choices. Selected comments were made
by DWP staff and I shared some of my
thoughts about the criteria for selecting
these sites.
In December, the PPCC held its an-
nual Holiday Dinner Party. PPCC Presi-
dent Barbara Kohn presented the 2012
PPCC Community Service Award to
Marguerite Perkins Mautner who retired
from the PPCC after 20 years of continu-
ous community service.
The PPCC meets every other Thurs-
day in the Palisades Library, the commu-
nity is welcome and encouraged to at-
tend.
If you have an issue you would like
me to bring to the PPCC, please contact
me [email protected] or (424) 354-0790.
Jim Rea is our representative on the Pacific
Palisades Community Council and an
MKPOA board member.
Since mid-September, the DWP Task Force has met every two weeks to consider possible site(s) for a new DWP distributing substa-tion. The facility will not generate power; rather it will act like a circuit breaker panel that distributes power to your home. Our assignment was to provide community input and as-sess the proposed locations in the western portion of Pacific Palisades, before making any recommenda-tions. This is the first time in DWPs his-tory that a community group has been formed to assist in assessing substation locations for community impact. The 15-member task force was selected by Councilmember Rosendahl, DWP and LAUSD Board Member Zimmer. The members rep-resent the Pacific Palisades Com-munity Council, Marquez Charter Elementary School, Westside Wal-dorf School, Coalition to Keep Marquez Charter Safe, Temescal Canyon Association, Marquez Knolls Property Owners Association
and Palisades’ residents. For months, members have stud-ied Power Systems, Geology and Site Specifications (physical, geo-logical, environmental conditions, surrounding land uses, and existing infrastructure connectivity) on each of the 15 locations identified by DWP and the community. Each member carried out the task of assessing the sites with the ut-most seriousness and consideration for the entire community by asking the DWP staff tough questions, de-bating with one another and ex-pressing concerns on behalf of resi-dents. After a long and arduous process, we were asked to independently place sites in three tiers (Tier 1: Most Compatible, Tier 2: Less Com-patible and Tier 3: Not Compatible), the consensus among the task force was nearly unanimous. (Site locations
and presentation materials are available at, LAPD.com enter search words: “Distributing Stations”). The Task Force’s tiering recom-mendation(s) will be given to the DWP General Manager who will fi-nalize a project description and pre-pare an environmental document for the DWP Board of Commissioners for consideration and approval. Fur-ther review will then be made by the LA City Council and Coastal Com-mission. During the multi-year review and permitting process, there will be many opportunities for public comment. DWP has also invited the Task Force members to assist in the building’s design and landscaping to assure the facility’s architecture is compatible with its surroundings. DWP states that in approximately 5-6 years there will be a more robust power infrastructure in the Palisades ensuring the safe and reliable deliv-ery of electricity for the benefit of all Palisadians.
Christy Dennis is a member of the DWP Task Force.
The Siting of a DWP Distributing Substation
Thanks for your Membership (cont from pg. 5)
Woods Roger
Yaghmai Rouhy & Amy
Yang Grace Young & Herbert
Yoo Charles
Yospe Jordan & Willemina
Yost Greg & Tina
Yslas Stephen
Zomber Peter & Cheryl
We appreciate the support of our
members. If you’ve made a con-
tribution and we missed your name,
please accept our apologies. Let us
know by sending an e-mail to
If you haven’t yet sent in your
membership use the enclosed enve-
l o p e o r v i a P a y P a l a t
www.MarquezKnolls.com.
Hotline: 310 454-7678 P.O. Box 1307, Pacific Palisades, CA 90272 www.MarquezKnolls.com
MKPOA Quarterly Newsletter 7 February 2013
Alicia’s Place Childcare 670 Via Santa Ynez ● (310) 459-0750
Mon.-Fri. 8:00am-5:00pm
www.alicias-place.com for Loving Care
Alper Music School 707 Jacon Way ● (310) 454-0160
37 Years of Enthusiastic Students & Happy Parents
Kids Jazz Band, Private Lessons www.AlperMusic.com
Lou Del Pozzo SRES Southern California Realty
(310) 454 3306 ● [email protected] Marquez Knolls Specialist
Dirty Girl Organic Landcare Bienveneda ● (310) 717-5277
[email protected] Our organic care keeps your garden clean and green
Michael Edlen Real Estate Enchanted Way ● (310) 230-7373
Marquez Knolls Resident for More than 30 Years
Gordon Gibson Construction Vista Grande ● (310) 396-931
[email protected] ● gordongibsonconstruction.com
Don’t build your house without us!
Innate Chiropractic 16624 Marquez Ave. ● (310) 230-1899
Dr. Luke Cohen, D.C. www.PaliChiro.com
Knolls Pharmacy 16630 Marquez Ave. ● (310) 454-6000
Mon.-Fri. 9:00am-6pm Sat. 9:00am-4:00pm Serving All Your Prescription Needs
Mission Renaissance Fine Art School (310) 573-1711 ● wwwFineArtClasses.com
Teens, Children, Adults—ongoing classes Part of the community for over 25 years, honorary member
Oasis Palisades 16704 Bollinger Drive ● (310) 454-5855
Please Call for Appointment Spa, Massage, Acupunture, Call for MKPOA Special
Palisades Animal Clinic 16636 Marquez Ave. ● (310) 454-6503
Mon.-Fri. 9:00am-5:30pm John T. Condello, D.V.M. - UC Davis Graduate
Palisades Plumbing 16622 Marquez Ave. ● (310) 459-3596
Mon.-Fri. 9:00am-4:00pm Windows, Mirrors, Screens—Free Estimates
Paws ‘n Claws Grooming Salon 16634 Marquez Ave.● (310) 459-2009
Tues.-Sat. 8:00am-4:30pm Come In and Get 10% Off Your First Visit
Jim Rea Realtor Enchanted Way ● (424) 354-0790
[email protected] ● www.JimRea.com/community Helping you meet all of your real estate needs
Ronny’s Market & Liquor 16642 Marquez Ave. ● (310) 454-0515
Mon.- Fri. 6:30am-10pm; Sat. 8am–10pm Sun. 8am-9pm Deli, Breakfast, Lunch, Groceries, Beverages
Ronny’s Park Lane Cleaners 16648 Marquez Ave. ● (310) 454-9789
Mon.-Fri. 7:00am-6:00pm Sat. 9:00am-5:30pm Dry Cleaning (25% off), Alternations, Notary Svc.
Nell Stephenson, BS, USC EXSC, ACSM H/FI (310) 344-8040
Paleo Consultant [email protected]
Dan Urbach Prudential CA Realty Akron ● (310) 230-3757
www.ExclusiveRealtor.com, [email protected] I Represent PEOPLE, not Properties!
Vittorio’s Restaurant 16646 Marquez Ave. ● (310) 459-9316
Tues.-Sun. 4:00pm-10:00pm Join Us for Dinner or Take Your Meal Home
Marquez Knolls Property Owners Assn. P.O. Box 1307 ● (310) 454-7678
MarquezKnolls.com, [email protected] Proudly Representing Marquez Knolls since 1950
MKPOA support the Marquez Knolls Community businesses. The merchants listed below are
business members of MKPOA and share in our vision of protecting and enhancing the quality of
life in our community. If you are within the Marquez Knolls boundary and would like to become
a business member contact MKPOA at [email protected].
MARQUEZ KNOLLS BUSINESS DIRECTORYMARQUEZ KNOLLS BUSINESS DIRECTORYMARQUEZ KNOLLS BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Hotline: 310 454-7678 P.O. Box 1307, Pacific Palisades, CA 90272 www.MarquezKnolls.com
MKPOA Quarterly Newsletter Editor: Christy Dennis February 2013
MKPOA P.O. Box 1307
Pacific Palisades, CA 90272
Presort Standard
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Permit # 20 Pacific Palisades, CA
2012: Marquez Knolls — A Look Back
ACS Security leads the MKPOA Car in the 4th of July Parade Residents chat outside Marquez Elementary School
before attending the MKPOA Annual Meeting.
Palisades residents filled Marquez Charter Elementary School in
February to oppose the building of a DWP power substation near the
school. Marquez Knolls residents Sam Lagana and Haldis Toppel receive awards in 2012
Sylvia Boyd at 4th of July Parade Whirlie the Clown at Block Party May Eclipse over the Palisades Tree trimming on Charmel Pl.
MKPOA got a new look in 2012 when it
held a logo contest for Marquez Knolls
high school students. The winner of the
contest were a brother and sister team,
Garrett and Whitney Yost. They received
a $100 prize and one dozen of Scarlet’s
Cupcakes.
