New Rancho Santa Fe Golf Club membership categories bringing in new members
Rancho Santa Fe Golf Club Manager Al Castro said they are close to filling the 10 approved memberships in the new junior executive membership category.
Rancho Santa Fe Golf Club Manager Al Castro said they are close to filling the 10 approved memberships in the new junior executive membership category.
The Rancho Santa Fe Association’s 2013-14 budget was mailed recently to the membership for review, and a budget hearing will be held Wednesday, May 22, at 9 a.m. in the RSF Association boardroom. Any member is welcome to attend.
The Rancho Santa Fe School District board voted to put iPads into more students’ hands at its May 1 meeting, approving the purchase of 250 new devices for increased deployment for second through sixth grades.
Three candidates will run for three seats on the Rancho Santa Fe Association board this spring. Heather Slosar, Philip Wilkinson and Jerry Yahr are the candidates for the 2013 election.

With its renovations, Stirling said The Inn aims to be sensitive to its historic roots while creating a heart for the community that is elegant while still approachable and comfortable.
The gallery will be closing its doors on June 1, 2013 after 15 years to make room for the expansion “of our most dedicated supporters Union Bank.” Guild is searching for new gallery space.
Close to 800 bicyclists buzzed through Rancho Santa Fe over the weekend as part of the Tour de Cure race. While several times a year special runs or rides come through the Ranch fundraising for good causes, the RSF Association would like to have more input on potential routes not only for the sake of impact on local residents but also to ensure the safest passage for participants.

A groundbreaking ceremony was held at the Rancho Santa Fe Village Parks on April 18 to kick off work on the extensions of the two triangular park segments, as well as a new ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) ramp and sidewalk improvements.
The Rancho Santa Fe Association’s Community Awareness Committee has finalized a new branding survey that will be mailed out to 200 random Covenant houses this week. The survey is a part of the RSF Association’s efforts to evaluate various branding and positioning strategies for the Ranch.
For now, the district is planning its budget for the fiscal year that begins July 1 without building in a rate increase for customers. Instead, the budget relies on an infusion of $1 million from reserves to cover rate increases charged by the district’s suppliers, the San Diego County Water Authority and the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California.