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A note from the SBAOR President
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Termites are Bugging Us!
By Bob Walsmith, Jr. President of the Santa Barbara Association of REALTORS®
Santa Barbara REALTORS® Commission Regional Housing Affordability Study and Offers Solutions The Santa Barbara Association of REALTORS® (SBAOR) commissioned Rosen Consulting Group (RCG) to study the extent and impacts of the housing shortage in the South Coast. Housing Affordability in the South Coast: Impacts of Past Policies and Potential Pathways for the Future provides an indepth analysis of the economic, demographic and housing market conditions in the South Santa Barbara County region. This study highlights the growing affordability crisis and the many factors limiting housing development. In addition to the data, this report provides potential policy pathways to help foster greater housing production, increase affordability, and protect the future economic vitality of the region. Most of the housing studies released over the past decade have concentrated on specific jurisdictions. The report examines the housing supply crisis through a regional lens and acknowledges many different factors affecting housing affordability. Bob Walsmith Jr., SBAOR President states “as housing providers, we see what the lack of housing does to our commu-
nity. We know housing doesn’t stop at the city border and that is why we contracted Rosen Consulting Group to synthesize the factors contributing to the housing supply crisis and provide a menu of solutions”. The South Coast faces high barriers to housing, from immutable (such as geographic constraints) to cultural and political factors, including major barriers by the local regulatory regimes, and zoning and approval processes. Combating these barriers will be difficult, but through a series of modest policy changes, in aggregate, could translate to significant strides in terms of incentivizing new housing development. On why SBAOR commissioned this study, Bob Walsmith Jr. said “there isn’t anything out there showing the whole picture. We all know the housing supply crisis has been around for decades and we will not solve it overnight. There is no silver bullet for increasing new housing supply or supporting housing affordability in the South Coast so we must look at a regional approach. Instead of just talking about the problem, we also are providing solutions”.
By Kelly G. Richardson, Esq. CCAL
Hello Mr. Richardson, Our small HOA has shared-wall units with varying degrees of termite infestation and owners are demanding that the HOA treat the problem. However, our CC&Rs make no mention of termites and we do not have a “different maintenance scheme” as prescribed in 4780(b). What must our HOA do to legally have the authority to treat wooddestroying pests? Section 4780(b) calls for a vote of the membership. Are there other avenues? I would like to present all compliance options to the board. – W.R. Dear W.R.: If your HOA is a condominium project, Civil Code Section 4780(a) places termite treatment responsibility on the HOA, while subpart (b) places that responsibility for planned developments on individual owners. I am assuming you live in a planned development with attached homes. If your CC&Rs say nothing about termite treatment (most developers don’t consider that in setting up attached planned developments) it creates a problem — it doesn’t help to try to treat homes individually when they are interconnected. Yes, subpart (b) allows the HOA to have a membership vote to shift this responsibility to the HOA, but it might be better to amend the CC&Rs instead so it is permanently stated in the document for future boards and homeowners. Some of my clients’ members have cooperated with neighbors in their same building to jointly tent their building. Other than that, it’s spot treatment until the members get together in a vote. – Best, Kelly Hi Kelly: Our HOA tented every single building for termite fumigation. We didn’t want fumigation, because of the chemi-
cals that would be pumped into our homes. So our building did not get tented. We have asked our HOA to find an alternative treatment, because we have health issues and have a doctor’s note to have an alternate treatment done at our home instead of fumigation. Our HOA wants to sue us for not complying with the treatment. I need to know if they can sue us or if they need to accommodate our request and treat the wood in a different manner – Sincerely, M.M. Dear M.M.: This is a difficult conflict. Protecting the framing’s structural health is very important and a safety concern for the entire HOA. A powerful statute, Civil Code Section 4785, allows the HOA to pursue the “summary removal” of residents after giving notice of impending termite treatment. “Summary removal” does not mean that the HOA can just barge in and order you out — court action is still necessary. Has your doctor said that you have a disability that would be affected by residual elements of the fumigation, harming your health? Would staying away a bit longer provide more time for the dissipation of the fumigationand address your health concern? The board has great latitude while relying on expert advice regarding HOA maintenance methods, under the landmark 1999 Lambden v. La Jolla Shores state Supreme Court decision (a case that involved a dispute over the method of termite prevention). If the HOA’s expert recommended overall fumigation, the HOA may argue that it is not a reasonable accommodation to risk the entire building’s structural health as an accommodation to you. The HOA and you should stay out of court — work this out with your HOA neighbors. – Sincerely, Kelly
For more information, please visit https://www.sbaor.org/main/housing-affordability-study/.
Bob Walsmith, Jr. can be reached at 805-720-5362 or emailed at Bob@BobWalsmithJr.com
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Design Recipes:
Master modern old-world charm with these tips
Wood elements help to add warmth to an space highlighted by a wood burning fireplace.
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By Cathy Hobbs
As the old saying goes, what’s old is new again. This certainly applies to home decor and interior design. One moment a trend is hot, then goes out of style, only to return. Certain styles are also timeless. The expression “oldworld charm” can be interpreted in different ways, but it typically signals a design that is classic and timeless. One way to create a look that is fresh and relevant is to modernize these elements. Here are some top tips. OLD-WORLD CHARM
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DO’S
1. Do use wallpaper as an accent wall. 2. Do use wallpaper in spaces where you wish to incorporate graphics and color. 3. Do blend an inspirational wall color with wallpaper to create a cohesive look. 4. Do use wallpaper to help add height or elongate a space. 5. Do use wallpaper such as grass cloth to add texture.
DON’TS
1. Don’t blend different patterns of wallpaper in the same space. 2. Don’t place big wallpaper prints in small spaces such as bathrooms. 3. Don’t overlook an opportunity to use wallpaper in creative ways such as on a ceiling. 4. Don’t assume that wallpaper has to bring in an element of color or pattern. Wallpaper can bring a sense of calm and neutrality to spaces as well. 5. Don’t be afraid to go bold and make an inspirational state or create a focal point using wallpaper.
An antique is given a modern edge through the use of accessories and surrounding artwork.
Cathy Hobbs, based in New York City, is an Emmy Award-winning television host and a nationally known interior design and home staging expert with offices in New York City, Boston and Washington, D.C. Visit her website at cathyhobbs.com. ©2022 Tribune Content Agency, LLC.
An antique is given a modern edge through the use of accessories and surrounding artwork.
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An oversized mirror placed above a classic sideboard helps to add a focal point in this living space
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Carpinteria
samarkand
11-3 $1,945,000 3375 Foothill Rd #134 3/2 This updated 3BD/2BA penthouse unit is an entertainer’s dream. Floor to ceiling glass doors showcase the ocean, island and main polo field views.
1-4 $2,475,000 315 Stanley Dr. 3/2 First Open for this sweeping mountain view and meticulously-remodeled home, where indoor-outdoor perfection and easy California living is at its best.
Village Properties Claudia Schou
Village Properties 805-637-7772 # 01717947 Darcie McKnight, Thomas Dabney & Pam Shalhoob
805-403-7053
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san antonio Creek
1-3 $3,595,000 1112-1118 Linden Ave. 7/6.5 Very rare opportunity to purchase a newly formed 4unit condominium development.
11-1 $2,795,000 4599 Camino del Mirasol 4/3 Peace, Privacy, & Views at the end of a cul-de-sac in the desirable Rancho San Antonio! Ideal for indoor/ outdoor living with room for pool or ADU.
Village Properties Justin Corrado
Village Properties David Magid
805-451-9969
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Carpinteria
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san roqUe
1-3 $1,055,000 1112 Linden Ave. 3/2 A light and bright, newly renovated, single level condo located in the downtown Linden corridor.
2-4 $1,095,000 2726 Miradero Drive 2/2 San Roque home ready for your personal touches! Filled w/natural light - features vaulted ceiling & FP, LG private patio for easy entertaining flow.
Village Properties Justin Corrado
Village Properties Michael Dickman
805-451-9969
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Carpinteria
805-689-3355
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sUmmerland
1-3 $835,000 1114 Linden Ave. 1/1 A newly renovated, 1 bedroom 1.5 baths, condo located on the ground floor.
2-4 $2,395,000 2540 Varley St 3/3 New Listing! Turnkey Summerland Beach Cottage w/ Ocean + Island Views, Huge Deck & Flexible Floorpan.
Village Properties Justin Corrado
Village Properties Gabe Grandcolas
805-451-9969
# 01356799
Carpinteria
805-450-4723
# 02136492
syCamore Canyon
1-3 $815,000 1116 Linden Ave 1/1.5 Mountain views from this newly renovated, second floor condo located in the downtown Linden corridor.
$5,450,000 1493 Sycamore Cyn Rd. 5/6 12-2 Luxurious, tropical and spacious Spanish Oasis. Entertainer’s dream home. Gated and private resort like experience. Fruit trees galore!
Village Properties Justin Corrado
Home Realty and Investments Ben Rivera 805-452-6447
805-451-9969
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Carpinteria
# 01367001
VentUra
1-3 $980,000 1118 Linden Ave. 2/2 A rare opportunity to own a newly renovated condo just blocks away from the ‘’world’s safest beach’’ and all of the shops and restaurants that Carpinteria has to offer.
2-5 $1,499,000 1401 Brodiea Ave 4/3 Be Prepared to be Impressed! Luxury estate living in the trendy coastal town of Ventura Ca.
Village Properties Justin Corrado
Village Properties Lynda Bohnett
805-451-9969
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805-637-6407
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VentUra
1-4 $1,595,000 1428 Laguna St. B 2/2.5 NEW PRICE! Immaculate 2006 built Craftsman in the Upper East! Premiere location in Laguna Court and outfitted with A/C and a 2 car garage.
1-5 $1,499,000 1401 Brodiea Ave 4/3 Be Prepared to be Impressed! Luxury estate living in the trendy coastal town of Ventura Ca.
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Village Properties Lynda Bohnett
805-451-6157
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Goleta north
Village Properties Spencer Cole
805-689-6673
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1-4 $995,000 373 Northgate Drive A 3/2 Beautifully remodeled ground floor, single level, 3 bed, 2 bath condo.
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1-3 $628,500 629 Central Ave #B 2/1.5 “Charming move In Ready”. Nice fenced back yard with storage. Light and Bright, freshly painted inside, new flooring throughout. Please stop by.
$8,250,000 4520 Via Esperanza 5/4.5 1-4 ONE MILLION DOLLAR PRICE REDUCTION! Divine, gated, Mediterranean estate on 2.5 acres. 4,781 sqft. is beautifully filled with natural light, exposed beam ceilings, terracotta tiles, French doors, and exquisite custom finishes.
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Coastal Properties Gary Goldberg
805-245-1817
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Carpinteria
805-455-8910
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mesa
1-3 $1,945,000 3375 Foothill Rd #134 3/2 This updated 3BD/2BA penthouse unit is an entertainer’s dream. Floor to ceiling glass doors showcase the ocean, island and main polo field views.
1-4 $3,295,000 1539 Cliff Drive 3/2.5 Ocean/island views from this 2,100+ sq. ft. East Mesa home resting on a flat, usable, and manicured 10,000+ sq. ft. lot. Located down a long driveway, well off the street, Cape Cod residence. Gated entry. Very rare Mesa property.
Village Properties Claudia Schou
Mike Richardson, Realtors Kyle Richardson 805-680-3131
805-403-7053
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downtown
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mesa
2-4 $899,750 1701 Anacapa St 26 2/2 Tree-top views from this Downtown home in the beautiful Villa Anacapa community. Close to downtown shops, restaurants and parks!
1-3 $1,395,000 626 Meigs 3/2 Beautifully renovated single-story home w/open floorplan & large bonus room.Located near shops, restaurants, parks,beach & Washington School.
Village Properties Dianne & Brianna Johnson
Village Properties Pat Saraca
805-450-6078 # 00947199/01943572
east side lower
805-886-7426
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samarkand
9-12 $1,495,000 555 E Montecito St 3/4 East Beach Collection Spanish style townhouse minutes to Downtown, the Funk Zone and the Beach!
1-4 $2,475,000 315 Stanley Dr. 3/2 First Open for this sweeping mountain view and meticulously-remodeled home, where indoor-outdoor perfection and easy California living is at its best.
Village Properties Madisyn Graham
Village Properties James Krautmann
805-450-4032
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east side lower
805-451-4527
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san antonio Creek
1-4 $1,495,000 555 E Montecito St 3/4 East Beach Collection Spanish style townhouse minutes to Downtown, the Funk Zone and the Beach!
11-1 $2,795,000 4599 Camino del Mirasol 4/3 Peace, Privacy, & Views at the end of a cul-de-sac in the desirable Rancho San Antonio! Ideal for indoor/ outdoor living with room for pool or ADU.
Village Properties Madisyn Graham
Village Properties David Magid
805-450-4032
# 02166282
east side upper
805-451-0402
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san roque
1-4 $1,595,000 1428 Laguna St. B 2/2.5 NEW PRICE! Immaculate 2006 built Craftsman in the Upper East! Premiere location in Laguna Court and outfitted with A/C and a 2 car garage.
2-4 $1,095,000 2726 Miradero Drive 2/2 New Listing! Highly sought after San Roque living in this charming 2bed, 2 bath single Level Miradero Cottage.
Village Properties David M. Kim
Village Properties Tobias Hildebrand
805-296-0662
# 01813897
Goleta north
805-895-7355
# 00973317
syCamore Canyon
1-4 $859,000 17 N San Marcos Rd B 2/2 Nicely updated San Antonio Village townhome with fresh paint, new LVP floors, all new appliances, gas fireplace, laundry area, fenced patio & carport.
12-2 $5,450,000 1493 Sycamore Cyn Rd. 5/6 Luxurious, tropical and spacious Spanish Oasis. Entertainer’s dream home. Gated and private resort like experience. Fruit trees galore!
Village Properties Pranav Shastri
Home Realty and Investments Ben Rivera 805-452-6447
805-729-7993
# 02152010
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Ventura
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Santa BarBara County SaleS
This is a partial list of all recorded residential sales in Santa Barbara County from October 24 thru October 31, 2022. While these recordings are public record, the News-Press receives this information from an outside source. This list does not represent all sales that occurred over this time period. Consult your REALTOR® for further information regarding home sales in your area of interest.
AREA
ADDRESS
SELLER
BUYER
PRICE
BUELLTON / SOLVANG
2543 BASELINE AVE
JENNER DEREK
BUKRINSKY YEVGENY EA
$1,075,000
10/18/2022
2494 SCHOOL ST
WYLE TRACY
MURPHY ANNA EA
$3,000,000
10/20/2022
220 ELM AVE 5
CROOKSTON MICHAEL EA
CONTRERAS LAYNE EA
$775,000
10/21/2022
4488 FOOTHILL RD
OCCHIPINTI J TRUST EA
CARTER AMY
$3,225,000
10/17/2022
CUYAMA
4691 CEBRIAN AVE
FANCHER BRENDA EA
HARRINGTON JASON EA
$280,000
10/19/2022
GOLETA
542 MILLS WAY
YE KEVIN EA
BOWERS TIMOTHY EA
$780,000
10/20/2022
5056 SAN JULIO AVE
YBARRA TINA EA
BREWS DAWN EU
$1,240,000
10/21/2022
727 AVENIDA PEQUENA
PANKEY LESLIE EA
RIFKIN ASHLEY EA
$1,400,000
10/20/2022
5278 UNIVERSITY DR
SU KIRK EA
ABATIE KARLA EA
$1,900,000
10/18/2022
137 PACIFIC DUNES WAY
LOWERY ROBERT EA
FERNANDEZ GABRIEL EU
$440,000
10/21/2022
380 PIONEER ST
DE LA ROSA ABRAHAM EA
CONSTANTINO MAYRA EA
$520,000
10/21/2022
218 N I ST
JC MEDICAL OF SANTA MARIA
BLIFELD CINDY
$449,000
10/20/2022
1108 W OAK AVE
HALL MARY EA
FERREIRA DIEGO
$475,000
10/21/2022
224 N SIXTH ST
VIJELAS LLC
PEREZ LUIS EA
$480,000
10/17/2022
206 E OCEAN AVE
LAGS LOMPOC LLC
SANTA BARBARA DOMAIN DEVELOPME $523,500
10/17/2022
1321 N G ST
MARQUEZ EDGAR EA
TOVAR MIGUEL EU
$553,000
10/18/2022
1132 JASON DR
TARMAN ALFRED EU
YEPEZ KEVIN EA
$565,000
10/21/2022
317 ALSTON RD
DALTON SHANNON EA
ALLENBRAND ELLERY EA
$2,300,000
10/20/2022
239 RAMETTO RD
KLASSEN VICKI
MAYER CHARLES EA
$2,840,000
10/19/2022
822 KENTIA AVE
MARTINEZ GLORIA EA
VIJELAS LLC
$1,052,000
10/20/2022
321 W FIGUEROA ST
MONNICH JOHN EU
GILBERT JEANNIE
$1,225,000
10/20/2022
2764 MIRADERO DR
HOMAN RONALD EA
WORKMAN ANNE EA
$1,296,000
10/17/2022
910 N NOPAL ST
FOREMAN ROBERT EU
WESNER MATTHEW
$1,550,000
10/18/2022
CARPINTERIA
GUADALUPE
LOMPOC
MONTECITO
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Santa BarBara County SaleS AREA
ADDRESS
SELLER
BUYER
PRICE
210 E FIGUEROA ST UNIT B
GILBERT JEANNIE
SPANN LINDA EA
$1,840,000
10/19/2022
1383 SANTA RITA CIR
REVX-MBEX69 INC
BAEHREND DAVID EA
$2,256,000
10/19/2022
417 SANTA ANITA RD
ABBAS ADNAN EA
SHAH KIERNAN EU
$2,365,000
10/21/2022
3043 HERMOSA RD
SACHAU MARK EA
DENISTON MARTIN EA
$2,400,000
10/18/2022
1316 DOVER HILL RD
ODGERS MARGARET EA
CHAMNESS CHRISTOPHER EA
$2,620,000
10/21/2022
505 MOUNTAIN DR
HOMETOWN EQUITY GROUP
SCHNEIDER NICHOLAS EA
$2,850,000
10/18/2022
626 SAN ROQUE RD
JENKINS CELSEA EA
PEARLMAN WILLIAM EA
$3,000,000
10/18/2022
2010 LAS TUNAS RD
MIMI CONSULTING LLC
REDD WILLIS EA
$3,960,000
10/21/2022
320 W YANONALI ST
GIFFORD PAMELA EA
STARITA GIANPAOLO EA
$8,170,000
10/20/2022
408 W CHAPEL ST
MEJIA CECILIA EA
BERNAL ARMANDO EA
$340,000
10/17/2022
2227 N ILIFF LN
MUELLER WENDY EU
TURNER LAND & HOMES EA
$390,000
10/20/2022
718 E CAMINO COLEGIO
HUNT DAVID
SEWELL AUDREY EU
$445,000
10/19/2022
1013 W HERMOSA DR
SCHERRER ALICE
NAVA CRISTINA
$476,000
10/19/2022
1278 PINO SOLO DR
PAUL TAMARR EU
REYNOSO VANNESA EU
$555,000
10/20/2022
3223 DRAKE DR
PATCHIN CHRISTOPHER EA
ORTIZ JULIAN EU
$570,000
10/18/2022
374 HIGHLAND DR
FRYER RONALD EA
DE LA ROSA ABRAHAM EU
$605,000
10/21/2022
508 MAJESTIC DR
BLAKEY DALE
GONZALEZ JOSE
$680,000
10/20/2022
SUMMERLAND
3517 PADARO LN
KARLIN MICHAEL EA
AUSTIN LISA EA
$14,500,000
10/21/2022
UNICORP
208 N X ST
BRECKENRIDGE PROPERTY FUD
JJM FAMILY PROPERTIES
$515,000
10/21/2022
1314 N BAY AVE
MARTINEZ DAVID EA
AYALA-TORRES JORGE EU
$565,000
10/21/2022
17 BUCKHORN RIDGE RD
LARSON TIMOTHY EA
CORTES NICOLAS EA
$575,000
10/20/2022
409 N BRIAN ST
REED LANCE EU
FABIAN LUZ EA
$580,000
10/18/2022
4341 AQUARIUS RD
BROWN RANDOLPH EA
GARCIA TREVOR EA
$588,000
10/18/2022
1951 OLIVE DR
LEEDS LORNE EA
VENEGAS HECTOR EU
$616,000
10/21/2022
559 TEPUSQUET RD
BRDOTYAN TSAGIK EA
AULABAUGH STANLEY
$650,000
10/21/2022
340 VALLEY DAIRY RD
CRISMAN JOHN
SPADINI DENNIS EU
$980,000
10/20/2022
12000 FIGUEROA MOUNTAIN RD HASTINGS JEFFREY
COOPER CRAIG EA
$1,375,000
10/19/2022
1124 N SUEY RD
CDR HOMES M LLC
$40,000,000
10/18/2022
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5 tips to avoid injury while raking, doing fall cleanup
Wet leaves and uneven terrain create the perfect conditions for slips and falls. Wear comfortable, supportive shoes with a tread, and well-cushioned socks to prevent injuries and blisters.
By Ashley Blake Greenblatt The fall foliage creates a beautiful sight. But when those leaves start to form layers on your lawn, the arduous task of raking, bagging and dragging them to the curb isn’t as pleasant. Yard work may feel like a chore, but it is really more of a total-body workout. And when done incorrectly, the prolonged hours spent at awkward angles, or bending improperly, can quickly wreak havoc on the body. Stay safe while doing your yard work this season with the following five simple cleanup tips: 1. Choose a rake that’s right While it may seem that all rakes are the same, there are multiple varieties to choose from. When purchasing yours, be sure it’s one that is appropriate for the job, and more important, well-suited for your height. When your rake is too short or too tall, or very heavy to lift, you run the risk of straining the neck, arms and lower back. The rake’s handle should reach the bridge of your nose and allow enough room to space your hands while holding it. Stop by your local garden center to test out a few options and ask a store associate for help if you’re unsure. When you’re using the best rake for the job, and one that’s comfortable to work with, you’ll complete your yard work safely and more efficiently. 2. Get in gear Wet leaves and uneven terrain create the perfect conditions for slips and falls. Wear comfortable, supportive shoes with a tread, and well-cushioned socks to prevent injuries and blisters. Whether you’re handling sharp, pointy pine cones or gripping a rake for hours, you’ll want a buffer between your hands and the elements. Gloves protect from cuts and scrapes, as well as guard your hands from the discomfort of holding your rake’s handle for long stretches of time. 3. Warm up cold muscles Do a few light stretches before engaging in physical
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activity to loosen up your muscles. • Hamstring hold: Stand tall with the feet hip width apart and flat on the floor. Bend at the knee to pull the foot back toward the glutes. Try to keep the knees in contact. Hold for 20 counts, then switch legs. • Calf stretch: Stand near a sturdy base such as a wall or tree. Take a big step back with the right leg, bend the left knee and keep the hind leg straight. Feel a deep stretch in the back of the extended leg. Hold here for 20 seconds, then repeat on the opposite leg. • March in place: Pump the arms and legs for 30 seconds to increase your heart rate and circulation. 4. Do not twist while raking As with any physical activity, proper posture and form are essential for protecting the body. When it comes to an exercise such as raking, it’s important to avoid planting the feet while twisting and pulling. This sort of repetitive motion places a lot of pressure on the lower back, which ultimately leads to sprains and strains, plus considerable stress on the neck. A safer raking routine is one in which the entire body is helping with the workload. Though it may appear that raking is an upper-body activity, it’s the lower body that should be taking the lead. Follow this four-point raking checklist to ensure your form is correct: • Keep the back straight with the shoulders aligned over the hips. • The legs are staggered with one foot in front of the other, with a slight bend at the knees. This will help evenly distribute your weight between both legs and prevent straining the back or knees. Momentum should
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come from the legs rather than the upper body. Switch up which foot is in front to prevent overuse injuries. • For better leverage, maintain one hand at the top at the rake, switching hands every few minutes. Keep the rake close to the body to avoid hyper-extending the upper body. • Avoid bending forward at the waist. Instead, move the entire body with each sweeping motion. Raking leaves can take hours, so take breaks every 10 to 15 minutes to rest your muscles. 5. Lift with your legs Hauling bags of leaves or picking up plump pumpkins is hard work. And so often, when lifting these hefty objects, we mindlessly bend at the waist and yank up in a jerky motion. It only takes one poorly planned hoist to hurt your back. The best way to avoid this common blunder is by learning the right way to lift. • Position the feet wide for a greater support base. • Never bend at the waist. Rather, squat down by hinging back at the hips and bending the knees. • Keep the heavy object close to the body when lifting. • Slowly lift by straightening the knees and hips — not your back. Similar to raking, never twist when lifting. Keep the shoulders over the hips and back straight, bracing the core muscles. In addition to these tips, don’t fill leaves to the brim of the bag. By lightening your load, you will make it easier to transport. Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.
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Yard Tips YardSale Sale Tips • Prepare to start early. Collectors and antique dealers like to show up early in the morning. • obtain a permit if required • Clean up your space. People like clean and neat places. • Gather lots of shopping bags. Gathering Items • Test any electrical items to make sure they work. • Collect your items and sort it by type. (clothing, toys, tools, etc.) • Take time to clean or repair your items. • Wash all the clothes so they smell fresh.
WhaT SellS BeST?
• Tools: Guys love it all, any kind. • Baby items of all kinds, especially clothing. • Kitchen appliances. • Clothing: Kids and adult.
What Should You Not Sell?
• Items missing safety parts. • unused prescription drugs or medications. • Personal hygiene items. • halogen floor lamps. • old baby cribs or playpens, incomplete child safety seats.
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NEW: Asian Groc Mkt $799K + Inv. B&W, Japanese/Korean goods. Big Pkg lot. Rent $6000. Vta.
NEW: Do you do Tile/Stone Clng? $475K Expand your company & net $175K !
• Tell your friends, family or coworkers about your sale. Word travels. • Place a classified ad in the Santa Barbara NeWS-PreSS!! remember to check the publication’s deadline. • In your ad, give lots of details. Include the address, day(s), time of your sale. list major items such as “lots of kids clothes.”
NEW: SB Fast Food $200K On target for $1 Mil Gross!15’ Hood Hi traffic corner. Big delivery/pickup biz.
NEW : Rest. at UCSB $175K+inv. Owner nets $120K. Franchise. A passive income possibility.
PIZZA Biz Only $120K
New Kitchen w/Pizza Oven & lg Hood 1500sf only $1200 mo. + lg patio w/ bar
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• Check your local ordinances. • list your address and sale date on all signs. • Post your signs at main intersections, street corners and at the end of your driveway. • use same colors and writing on your signs as people recognize them at a glance. • Keep a list of where you posted your signs. It will be helpful when it’s time to take them down.
Brkfst/Lunch Rest $340K Popular Fixture in coveted location. Rent only $4900!
Sports Shop $135K + inv.
Favorite sports & camping gear. Rent $2410. Owner nets $60-80K
Plumbing/Irrigation experience? $117K Owner income for gov’t required work.
Oxnard B&W Mkt $230K
2021 Absentee owner earned $87,752 Jan. sales $37,217. Busy strip
129 E. Anapamu Bldg $2.2 M Type 47 License worth $300K Lowers Bldg price to $1.9 M
The consumer Protection Agency offers a complete list of dangerous items to avoid selling at yard sales. Visit www.cpec.gov
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SOLD: Laundromat $599K SOLD: SB Rest $400,000 SOLD: Mailing Franchise $499K SOLD: Oxnard B&W Mkt $750 SOLD: Floral Shop $525K SOLD: Electronics Assy. SOLD: 2 Wine Bars (SB/SY)
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303 MEADOWBROOK DR, SANTA BARBARA 5BD/6½BA • $13,000,000 Daniel Encell, 805.565.4896 LIC# 00976141
1 ZACA STATION RD, LOS OLIVOS ±98.48 acres • $9,900,000 Joe Ramos, 805.680.6849 LIC# 02040488
350 CALLE ELEGANTE, SANTA BARBARA 5BD/6BA • $8,500,000 Cristal Clarke, 805.886.9378 LIC# 00968247
900 TORO CANYON RD, MONTECITO 2BD/1½BA + GH; ±4.84 acres • $7,500,000 Anderson / Hurst, 805.618.8747 LIC# 01903215 / 00826530
6790 RINCON RD, CARPINTERIA 1BD/1BA; ±7.17 acres • $6,500,000 Cole Robbins, 805.403.7735 LIC# 01910827
1460 CALZADA AVE, SANTA YNEZ 4BD/4BA; ±9.78 acres • $6,100,000 Joe Ramos, 805.680.6849 LIC# 02040488
3226 LIVE OAK RD, SANTA YNEZ 4BD/4½BA; ±19.05 acres • $5,995,000 Laura Drammer, 805.448.7500 LIC# 01209580
4086 E OAK TRAIL RD, SANTA YNEZ 6 structures; ±33.27 acres • $5,200,000 Godeck-Pinoli / Drammer, 805.452.9725 LIC# 02074002 / 01209580
SANTA BARBARA, CA 4BD/6BA • $4,750,000 Daniel Encell, 805.565.4896 LIC# 00976141
118 E ISLAY ST, SANTA BARBARA 4BD/2½BA • $4,750,000 Ken Switzer, 805.680.4622 LIC# 01245644
OPEN SUN 12-3
713 VIA AIROSA, SANTA BARBARA 4BD/4BA; ±1.55 acres • $4,495,000 Bartron RE Group, 805.563.4054 LIC# 01005021 OPEN SUN 1-4
622 VIA TREPADORA, SANTA BARBARA 5BD/4BA • $4,200,000 Anderson / Hurst, 805.618.8747 LIC# 01903215 / 00826530 OPEN SUN 2-4
204 ADAIR DR, SANTA BARBARA 3BD/3BA • $1,995,000 The SB Group, 805.886.5735 LIC# 01314939 / 01457796
OPEN SUN 1-4
1315 VALLECITO PL, CARPINTERIA 4BD/3BA • $1,995,000 Yolanda Van Wingerden, 805.570.4965 LIC# 01308141 OPEN SUN 1-4
3736 STATE ST#109, SANTA BARBARA 2BD/3BA • $1,615,000 Chase Enright, 805.708.4057 LIC# 01800599
4414 MEADOWLARK LN, SANTA BARBARA 5BD/3BA • $2,795,000 The Easter Team, 805.570.0403 LIC# 00917775
569 RICARDO AVE, SANTA BARBARA 3BD/2BA; 2 car garage • $1,925,000 Deborah Samuel, 805.570.6680 LIC# 02119798
OPEN SUN 12-3
1093 POLI ST, VENTURA 7BD/5BA • $2,400,000 Nordahl / Walsmith, 805.701.5001 LIC# 02021494 / 01932231 OPEN SUN 1:30-4
961 RANDOLPH RD, SANTA BARBARA 4BD/2½BA • $1,910,000 Schroder / Heller, 805.770.0419 LIC# 02187109 / 00929496
OPEN SUN 12-3
760 KRISTEN CT, SANTA BARBARA 3BD/2BA; ±.32 acre • $1,600,000 Mia Teetsel / Beverly Herrera, 805.202.9118 LIC# 01256862 / 01152828
1777 EUCALYPTUS DR, SOLVANG 4BD/2½BA • $1,599,000 Mathew Raab, 805.705.5486 LIC# 02063526
1205 REBECCA LN#F, SANTA BARBARA 2BD/1½BA • $799,000 The SB Group, 805.886.5735 LIC# 01314939 / 01457796
710 SHAW ST, LOS ALAMOS 4BD/2BA • $789,000 Ealand & Sideris Group, 805.698.9902 LIC# 01766178 / 00603730
2847 SANTA BARBARA AVE, LOS OLIVOS 3BD/2BA • $1,775,000 Tyler Henry / Bob Jennings, 805.705.6243 LIC# 01892636 / 01387186 OPEN SUN 12-3
708 MAIN ST, LOS ALAMOS 3BD/3BA; ±.33 acre • $1,550,000 Ealand & Sideris Group, 805.698.9902 LIC# 01766178 / 00603730
OPEN SUN 1-3
608 CALLE DE LOS AMIGOS, SB 3BD/2½BA • $1,485,000 Anderson / Hurst, 805.618.8747 LIC# 01903215 / 00826530
2175 KEENAN RD, LOS OLIVOS 3BD/2BA + office; ±1.39 acres • $2,350,000 Laura Drammer, 805.448.7500 LIC# 01209580
906 HORNBECK PL, SOLVANG 4BD/3BA • $1,499,999 Brenda Cloud, 805.901.1156 LIC# 01772551 OPEN SUN 1-3
2063 VILLAGE LN, SOLVANG 3BD/2½BA • $725,000 Bob Jennings, 805.570.0792 LIC# 01387186
617 CENTRAL AVE#3, BUELLTON 3BD/2½BA; ±.3 acre • $639,000 Sara Guthrie, 805.570.1211 LIC# 01294545
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