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Table of Contents
Mayor's Corner
The Spin
DBCF News
Run/Walk 4 Kids
Community News
Community News
Community News
PUSD News
Residential Feature
Upcoming Events / Stats
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Editor Krystal Spindler
OfficersPresident/Chair Lew Herndon, DB Parks & Rec CommissionerVP/Vice Chair Mahendra Garg, Retired EngineerTreasurer Jody Roberto, Senator Bob HuffSecretary Alison Meyers, City of Diamond BarPast Pres./Chair Peter Pirritano, Farmers Insurance
Board of DirectorsNaila Barlas Real Estate Broker at BNA Brokerage
Surendra Mehta Business Owner
Veena Mehta Business Owner Stuart Pompel Pacific Crest Youth Arts Organization
Gil Rivera Realtor
Steve Tye Diamond Bar Mayor
Advisory Board MembersRaul Galindo Retired LAPD
Andrew Wong Dechert LLP
Jolene Zirbes Preferred Bank
Layout & Graphic Design Kirsten Khoury Designs
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Mayor's CornerDiamond Bar Mayor Jimmy Lin
Mayor's Corner5
Hopping Into Spring
I would like to personally thank the Diamond Bar residents, community partners and special guests who attended this
year’s State of the City Address. As your Mayor, it was a privilege to share the City’s recent accomplishments - we have come a long way in a short period of time and Diamond Bar has much to be proud of. While there is immense value in reflec-tion, this presentation provided an avenue to share plans for future opportunities and City governance. I am truly looking forward to what is in store for the City of Diamond Bar! For those community members who were unable to attend, the State of the City Address was recorded and will be available for viewing on the City website. Springtime in Diamond Bar is full of special events. We cel-ebrated the City’s 28 years of incorporation. The annual City birthday party took place at Pantera Park and in attendance were community organizations, school districts, public safety officials, local dignitaries, City staff and Council Members, local businesses and non-profit service agencies. Residents enjoyed entertainment, carnival rides, games, food booths, a car show and a business showcase.
The City will also be hosting an annual Earth Day Celebra-tion on Saturday, April 22, 2017 from 9am-2pm. Located in the AQMD Parking lot—21865 Copley Drive, this event features several family-friendly activities, displays and dem-onstrations aimed at raising environmental awareness and promoting sustainable living. Residents can take advantage of free document/paper shredding services, safely dispose of e-waste, and participate in the free mulch giveaway and smart gardening workshops. For additional information, contact the
Environmental Services Division at 909.839.7015 or visit www.diamondbarca.gov/earthday. As always, the City Council welcomes your comments, con-cerns, or questions. You can reach me or any other council member by calling 909.839.7010 or by using the links to our email addresses located on the “Council Members” page of the City website at www.diamondbarca.gov.
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Life here in the City is in full bloom and I am personally
excited that Spring has arrived. Not only is it my favorite season, but the fact that people are outdoors enjoying the beauty of our picturesque City brings an abun-dance of joy.
This Spring be sure to “stop and smell the roses.” Life passes way too quickly and moments are missed. Recently at my son’s baseball game, I took my eyes off the field and looked at the parents. About 80% of them were on their phones. I am guilty of this at times as well. But this struck me hard because I may have missed a great catch, a hard swing, the smile on my son’s face when he landed a great play. I may
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ogy take these moments away. That email can wait, that person calling can go to voicemail or that Instagram or Facebook picture can be posted later. Stop to smell the roses, you will be glad you did.
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8DBCFNews Greetings from the
The Diamond Bar Community Foundation would like to humbly
thank all those that participated in our 2nd annual Run/Walk 4 Kids to support Diamond Bar sports fields and to raise awareness of the importance of health and exercise. Hundreds of members from the community came together in a healthy and rewarding environment to participate in a 1K Kids Fun Run for ages 12 and under and a 5K Run/Walk for all ages.
The route started at the South Coast Air Quality Management District tak-ing participants through the Gateway Corporate Business Center, above the 57/60 freeways and finishing in front of City Hall. All participants received a T-Shirt and Finishers Medal. The event also featured a welcome from
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May 8, 2017at Western Hills Country Club
1800 Carbon Canyon Road, Chino Hills 91709
Registration starting at 7:30 a.m.
Event includes breakfast, Putting Contest, Scramble Format, Golf Tournament, Hearty Lunch, Raffles, Silent Auction, & a Chance to Win a Car. Sign Up Now!
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Golfing “Fore” the Kids, 7th annual joint tournament, on Monday, May 8 at the Western Hills Country Club in Chino Hills. Enjoy a a full day of golf to raise money “Fore” our local Kids. Registration opens at 7 a.m. and partici-pants can start warming-up and enjoy breakfast sandwiches. There will be a
Happy Spring from the Diamond Bar Community Foundation
Putting contest prior to the Shotgun start at 9 a.m. Golfers will play a “Best Ball” style tournament that includes a chance to win a car on the designated “Hole-in-One.” Additional contests include a Closest to the Hole Approach shot, longest women’s and men’s drives, best and worst team scores and several other fun challenges. Sandwiches and drinks will be provided during the tournament
and a sit-down luncheon with silent auctions, raffles and surprise guests will conclude the day. We are currently seeking sponsors, do-nations and participants for this event. Sign-up today at www.golfingforethek-ids.org. For further information call 909.437.6366.
Thank You For Supporting the 2nd Annual Run/Walk 4 KidsCouncil Member, Nancy Lyons, a pre-race warm up, a Fitness/Business Expo, DJ, face painting, balloon artistry and an awards ceremony. Special guest and Guinness World Record Holder for “Most Marathons Completed in year,” Yolanda Holder, was in attendance and inspired participants with a motivational speech. A huge thank you to all our sponsors that made the event possible and for helping to raise funds for Diamond Bar sport fields.
Thank you to all our participants and congratulations on making it to the finish lines. We hope to see you next year for our 3rd annual Run/Walk 4 Kids.
Top SponSor
Nancy Lyons, Diamond Bar Council
Member
Bronze SponSorS
Lew Herndon, Fields 4 Kids Advisor and Diamond Bar Community
Foundation President
Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center
City of Diamond Bar
10Run/Walk 4 Kids
2nd Annual Run/Walk 4 Kids 11 Community NewsCelebrating LA County
Deputy Richard H. Wright
National Drug Take Back Day
In collaboration with L.A. County Sheriff’s Station – Walnut/Diamond Bar and Kaiser Permanente
Turn in your unused or expired medications for safe and proper disposal.
Kaiser Permanente Diamond Bar Medical Offices 1336 Bridgegate Drive, Diamond Bar, CA 91765
Saturday, April 29, 201710 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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What is NOT accepted:• Used syringes/lancets• Hazardous or household waste (paint,
oil, batteries, etc.)
What is accepted:•Prescription medications•Over-the-counter medications
The community is saddened to learn of the passing of Los
Angeles County Deputy Sheriff, Rick Wright, who died on March 8. Deputy Wright was well known in the City’s public school system where he oversaw the STAR program, teaching 4th–6th grade students about drug awareness as well as many life lessons that influenced hundreds of students over the years. After 35 years working as a Los Angeles County Deputy, Rick retired in 2008.
Rick Wright was known by everyone around him for his positive attitude, great sense of humor, and involvement with the community. He loved to help
others in any way he could. Deputy Wright was the first chairman of the Diamond Bar Relay for Life.
Rick married the office manager at Diamond Point Elementary School, Irma, whom he met through his work at the school. Although they were married a short time, they enjoyed a happy life together where they traveled the world. Irma said Rick was her perfect husband.
Rick Wright has left a positive mark on all who knew him.
Sprouts Announces New Store Locations For Second Half of 2017
12Community News
Sprouts Farmers Market Inc. is one of the fastest-growing retailers
in the country, slated to open 11 new locations in the second half of 2017, featuring one of them right here in Diamond Bar. Sprouts will open a total of 32 stores across the country this year and will bring more than 100 career opportunities per store to its local neighborhoods.
The Diamond Bar Sprouts will be located at 239 South Diamond Bar Boulevard in the old Kmart shopping center. Sprouts Farmers Market, Inc. is a healthy grocery store offering fresh, natural and organic foods at great prices. Sprouts offers a complete shopping experience that in-cludes fresh produce, meat and seafood,
bulk foods, vitamins and supplements, packaged groceries, deli, baked goods, dairy products, frozen foods, natural body care and household items catering to consumers’ growing interest in health and wellness.
Sprouts is dedicated to growing responsibly and has committed to a “Zero Waste” threshold by 2020, as defined by the United States Environmental Protec-tion Agency. The Sprouts Food Rescue program donates unsold and edible, but
not marketable, groceries to local food banks. Relief agencies pick up this food, which would otherwise go to waste, and distribute it to families in need. In 2016, Sprouts stores and distribu-tion centers donated approximately 18 million pounds of food, equivalent to
15 million meals, reducing hunger and the company’s environmental footprint. Food that is not fit for human donation is either composted or sent to cattle through Sprouts’ Food Waste to Farms program.
Also planned in the Kmart shopping center along with Sprouts is Ross, Chipotle and Coffee Bean. All are expected to open in December of this year.
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New Trauma Center Opens in Neighboring Pomona
14Community News
Pomona Valley Hos-pital Medical Center
(PVHMC) is Los Angeles County’s newest trauma cen-ter bringing a higher level of care to the entire Eastern L.A. County region.
Critical patients near Pomona and in the Eastern San Ga-briel Valley will no longer have to travel a long distance to receive life-saving treat-ments. There are currently more than 1,200 trauma pa-tients in Eastern L.A. County each year that are rushed by helicopter or ambulance more than 25 miles away to L.A. County–USC Medical Center,
Huntington Memorial Hospital in Pasadena, or the University of California, Irvine Medical Center. Every minute is crucial to trauma injuries.
The opening of the Trauma Center created approximately 140 new health care jobs to the region and PVHMC estimates that they will care for 1,000-2,000 trauma patients annually. The Hospital recruited a highly trained team of eight trauma surgeons, who provide round-the-clock surgical staffing for the Trauma Center and are double board-certified in General Surgery and Surgical Critical Care. The trauma surgeons are supported by elite orthopedic surgeons, neurosurgeons and 24-hour in-house anesthesia coverage.
In preparation for the Trauma Center, the Hospital underwent major capital improvements including:
An expanded Emergency Depart• ment to add 23 additional beds and a two-bed trauma bay;A Trauma Intensive Care Unit with twelve beds; and•A conveniently located new parking structure equipped •with a helipad for aerial transports
Along with its capital improvements, the Hospital has invested in new technology to expedite care and communication among the trauma team.
WISHING YOU ALL A VERY HAPPY HOLIDAY SEASON !
State of the City16CommunityNews
Mayor Jimmy Lin gave an exceptional and informative State of the City address last month at the Diamond Bar
Center. Topics included Public Safety, traffic, project updates, new restaurants and parks, Diamond Bar’s first strategic plan and a new General Plan.
Public SafetyDiamond Bar is one of the safest cities in California and safety is a priority for the City. 20% of Diamond Bar’s annual budget is allocated towards public safety. A new program, “Let’s Talk Public Safety,” launched last fall giving residents the opportunity to meet with Public Safety officials and connect on matters that will deter crime and increase traffic safety.
TrafficTraffic is a major concern for residents, but it is in fact wonder-ful for local businesses and restaurants. Diamond Bar cannot decrease the number of travelers passing through, but they are focusing on technical and engineering tactics such as battery backup systems for traffic lights, power failures and signal synchronization. These techniques contribute to a better flow of traffic.
Project UpdatesTraffic will be heavy on parts of Grand Avenue, Golden Springs and Brea Canyon Road for the next year or so due
to the construction of the Lemon Avenue interchange and the 60/57 freeway Confluence project. The Lemon Avenue interchange project will be completed in the summer of 2018. It will eliminate on and off ramps at Brea Canyon Road and will provide a direct route for delivery trucks. The 57/60 freeway Confluence project covers a two mile stretch around Grand Avenue and will consist of four phases. Phase one is the construction of the westbound freeway on ramp at Grand Avenue. Phase two is the construction of the westbound freeway off ramp and auxiliary lane to Grand Avenue. Phase three is the widening of Grand Avenue and Golden Springs Road. Phase four which involves the freeway mainline improvements and bypass connectors, is still looking for funding and City Council members are advocating in Washington DC to move this project to the finish line.
Beautification ProjectIn continuing to beautify our community, City monuments will be placed at Golden Springs Road near Copley as well as Diamond Bar Boulevard and Temple. Diamond Bar Boulevard between the 60 freeway and Golden Springs Road will also receive a street scape theme like the one at Grand Avenue and Diamond Bar Boulevard.
Strategic and General Plan Diamond Bar is in the process of creating the City’s first strategic plan to map out needs and priorities of the commu-nity with three purposes in mind: responsible stewardship of public resources, maintaining an open, engaged and responsible government and creating a safe sustainable and healthy com-munity. The City is also currently creating a new general plan for Diamond Bar’s future. This plan is like a constitution for the City to establish goals, policies and objectives in moving forward for the next 20 years. Every general plan has to have seven elements which include land use, housing, conservation, circulation, open space, noise and public safety. The General Plan committee is talking to the community and conducting surveys of what direction the people want it to go. For further information,visit www.DiamondBarGP.com.
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Pomona Unified School District (PUSD) will participate in the 1
million project; A multi-year initiative that will change the lives of 1 million high school students who lack a reliable source of internet access at home.
Sprint and the Sprint Foundation have partnered with schools and non-profits to offer free wireless service to low income
high school students across the U.S. Each student will receive a free smartphone, tablet, laptop or hotspot device as well as 3GB per month of high-speed LTE data.
This project will help eliminate the home-work gap for 1 million teens. It will also help to create opportunities for high school students to participate in the
digital world and transform their lives by creating a pathway to a suc-cessful future.
The program pi-loted this past
January in seven markets and will prepare for a nationwide rollout at the start of the 2017-18 school year. Sprint plans to bring on approximately 200,000 eligible high school students into the program each year for five years, offering them devices and connectivity for up to four years while in high school.
PUSD was selected because of its diverse student population and because of the need for this type of service. 350 PUSD students received devices and more will receive them at the start of the 2017/2018 school year.
To learn more about the 1 million project, visit www.pusd.org.
18PUSD News
Diamond Bar Resident is Rising to R&B Star
Former Diamond Bar High School graduate and Diamond Bar resi-
dent, Nieman Gatus, is on his way to fulfilling his dream as an R&B artist. Nieman is a singer, songwriter, filmmaker and performer who has a rising number of followers and over one million plays for his single, “Planes,” in which he collaborated with his cousin, Moira Dela Torre. Nieman’s genre in music is R&B with throwback sounds for the modern age. His first Extended Play (EP) debuted in December of 2014 with five tracks that take you back to 90’s R&B fused with poetic lyrics that are reminisce of his culture, obses-sion with hipster bikes and trying to find his way. Niemen recently released another EP of his newest song, “Outer Space,” in which he has already received over 1,700 plays. In high school, Gatus always had a passion for music and the Arts. He was heavily involved in drama and musicals and his songwriting and artistry stemmed from DBHS. Gatus com-mends Mr. Tietz and Mr. Acciani for their incredible support before his music took off. After high school, Nieman took his career path towards medi-cine attending Saddleback and then IVC taking Biology and Chemistry classes. However, his love for music put medicine in the back seat and instead took the driver’s seat towards his love. Nieman performs throughout Southern California and has also taken his shows overseas to the Philippines. His music videos demonstrate an art form of their own which connects with his film background; he is currently finishing his senior year at Chapman as a film student and is a videographer for the Disney Examiner. Nieman continues to successfully build his music career. To support Nieman and listen to his records go to www. Sound-cloud.com/NIEMANmusic.com.
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20Community News
Strike Out Heart Disease 21 Upcoming Events / Stats
A true Diamond Bar fighter, 11 year old Zachary Cannon, is hosting
Zachary’s 11th Annual Bowl-A-Thon, benefiting the American Heart Association on June 4, 2017 from 3pm-5pm at Oak Tree Lanes located at 990 N. Diamond Bar Boulevard. Zachary is inviting all residents to attend.
Zachary was born with Digeorge Syndrome, a disorder caused by a defect in chromosome 22, which results in poor develop-ment of several body systems. Medical problems commonly associated with this syndrome include heart defects, poor im-mune system function, a cleft palate, complications related to low levels of calcium in the blood
and delayed development with behavioral and emotional problems.
Your participation in Zachary’s Bowl-A-Thon will help save a life and bring
joy to little Zachary. The cost to participate is $20 per person ($10 for 10 years and younger) which includes two hours of bowling, shoes, 1 large pizza and a pitcher of soda per lane.
To participate RSVP to Tricia Cannon at 909.868.8076.
According to the Centers for Dis-ease Control and Prevention, heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States for both men and women. One in every three deaths is from heart disease and stroke, equal to 2,200 per day. Visit www.heart.org for further information.
It is time to take the ring and fight against cancer at the Walnut Valley 24 hour Relay for Life on June 10-11 at Su-
zanne Middle School, 525 Suzanne Road in Walnut.
The Relay for Life of Walnut Valley is a family-oriented event, where participants walk or run on a track, relay-style to raise money for groundbreaking cancer research, patient care programs and to save lives. Highlights of the relay will feature an Opening Ceremony, Survivors Lap, Caregivers Lap, Luminaria Ceremony, Closing Ceremony and more.
This year the goal is to raise $80,000. Your support is encour-aged. Register today with a team or as an individual at www.main.acsevents.org and search Walnut Valley. Share the event on social media to help raise funds. Teamwork makes the dream work, so lets battle together to help fight cancer and save lives.
The Fight Against Cancer - Relay for LifeFor further information, questions, to donate or volunteer contact Event Director Cindy Ruiz at 909.973.9677 or email her at [email protected].
Thank you for fighting against cancer.
Diamond Bar's Upcoming Events Calendar
NOVAPR22
Earth and Arbor Day Celebration at the South Coast AQMD, 21865 Copley Drive from 9:00am to 11:00am.
APR23
24th annual Diamond Bar Friends of the Library Wine Soiree, California Dreamin’ at the Diamond Bar Center from 4:00pm to 7:00pm. See ad on page 4 for details.
APR29
National Drug Take-Back-Day at Kaiser Permanente Diamond Bar Medical Offices, 1336 Bridgegate Drive from 10:00am to 2:00pm.
JUN4
Zachary’s 11th annual Bowl-a-thon to strike out Heart Disease at Oak Tree Lanes, 990 N. Diamond Bar Boulevard from 3:00pm to 5:00pm. Call Tricia Cannon at 909.868.8076 to register or get further information.
MAY21
St. Denis Family Portrait Day in the Potthoff Hall at St. Denis from 9:00am to 5:30pm. 50% of proceeds go to the church. Appointments required. Visit www.pradopictures.com or call 909.393.2766.
MAY21
NPC Chancel Choir brings the community a free concert of Broadway Tunes at Northminster Presbyterian Church at 7:00pm. Call 909.861.4715 for further information.
Los Angeles County Sheriff 's DepartmentWalnut/Diamond Bar Station / Crime Analysis Unit - City of Diamond Bar
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec TotalHomicide 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 2Rape 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 4Robbery 0 1 3 2 3 1 2 1 4 2 3 0 22Assault 1 2 6 5 3 5 2 2 3 2 0 7 38Burglary 31 27 34 39 26 24 35 20 37 27 32 32 364Larceny 47 31 46 31 39 54 39 28 42 37 52 43 489GTA 2 5 7 5 6 6 3 7 7 7 7 9 71Arson 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 4Total 82 68 96 83 77 90 82 60 94 77 94 91 994
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec TotalHomicide 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1Rape 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 4Robbery 1 4 2 1 5 1 2 1 4 3 3 1 28Assault 0 3 3 2 2 1 4 1 3 2 0 3 24Burglary 22 19 28 25 23 17 29 22 17 24 15 39 280Larceny 38 42 33 42 41 30 37 29 21 29 27 47 416GTA 7 9 10 8 10 8 11 3 8 5 6 10 95Arson 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3Total 68 78 80 78 81 57 85 56 53 63 52 100 851
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec TotalHomicide 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Rape 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 6Robbery 0 1 3 1 1 0 0 1 2 0 1 3 13Assault 1 4 1 6 7 2 2 1 1 2 1 2 30Burglary 22 15 24 35 20 29 14 19 25 20 19 21 263Larceny 38 29 32 28 23 31 30 40 33 30 37 46 397GTA 4 3 4 5 1 5 6 6 5 6 4 10 59Arson 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2Total 66 53 64 76 53 67 53 67 67 59 63 82 770
Data Source: Monthly UCR-Return A reports.(Homicide, Rape, & Agg-Assault counted by victims, all other counted by report)Negative numbers are a correction for a previous month when the previous counted crime is determined not a crime.
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Los Angeles County Sheriff’s DepartmentWalnut/Diamond Bar Station
Crime Analysis Unit - Monthly Crime Recap - Part I CrimesCity of Diamond Bar
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The Diamond Bar Community Foundation and Rotary Club of Walnut Valley’s 7th annual Golfing “Fore” the Kids at Western Hills Country Club in Chino Hills, 1800 Carbon Canyon Road. Registration starts at 7:00am. See ad on page 9 for details.
MAY28
St. Denis Family Portrait Day in the Potthoff Hall at St. Denis from 9:00am to 5:30pm. 50% of proceeds go to the church. Appointments required. Visit www.pradopictures.com or call 909.393.2766.
NOVMON EVERY MONDAY! FREE Yoga classes at North-minster Presbyterian Church, 400 Rancheria Road at 7:00pm. Bring own Yoga mat. Email [email protected] for further details.
Diamond Bar Community Preschool Bingo night at the Diamond Bar Center from 7:30pm to 11:30pm. $20 pre-sale/$25 at door. Call 909.861.2260 or email [email protected].
APR28
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Most Vehicles. Up to 5 quarts of oil. Discount off regular retail price. Not valid with other offers. Valid at participating location(s). No cash value. Charge for additional parts and services if needed. Disposal fees extra, where permitted. Tax and Shop fee extra, up to 15% based on non-discounted retail price, not to exceed $35.00, where permitted. Other oils and specialty fi lters extra. Expires: 05-31-17
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LARRY M.
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1520 High Bluff DriveQuail Summit area of Diamond Bar. Single story home w/ pool & spa located in the heart of Diamond Bar. 4 bed, 2 bath, 2 car garage on over 1700 sqft. home. Partial remodel w/ upgraded kitchen counters & forced air and central air conditioning.
Diamond Bar $649,988
WHAT LARRY’S CLIENT SAYI went through two brokers with half your skills before I got smart and hired you. People with dis-abilities and medical issues have needs that most people don’t. You understood what was needed and worked with me in showing the property. Within 2 weeks we had an offer and closed escrow soon thereafter. One thing that really stood out was the way you kept me informed each step of the process. I highly recommend that people hire you first and get the job done right! Many thanks, - Mike Peterson
1463 Maple Hill RoadGorgeous 4 bedroom, 3 bath pool home in PRIME LOCATION. Approx. 2,100 sqft, two story, recently remodeled including kitchen, forced air & central air, new paint plus many more upgraded features. Home offers an attached two car garage with direct access. Sitting on approx. 7,000 sqft lot with a view. Location affords just a walk to Maple Elementary School & assorted parks. PLEASE HURRY TO GET A FIRST LOOK AT THIS STUNNING POOL HOME!
Diamond Bar $829,888
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JUST LISTEDOver 1 acre lot of buildable or income pro-ducing growing land w/ fruit trees, water, electrical, storage bunkers & irrigation sprinklers. Completely fenced w/ frontage & access onto Prado Lane. Plenty of park-ing. Within the Reche Canyon area.
Land For Sale $210,0003019 Prado Lane A great home within Reche Canyon of Col-ton area. 3 bedroom, 3 bath home in ap-prox. 2100 sqft. Built in 1987, sitting on over a 11,000 sqft. lot. Extra large 2 car garage plus small RV parking area. High volume ceilings, fireplaces, covered patio, & spa.
Colton $353,800
Century 21 Care RealtyCalBRE #01327527
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