Rancho Santa Fe Garden Club membership approves sale
The Rancho Santa Fe Garden Club received a 94 percent approval rate from its membership for the sale of the club facility to Bruce Kleege of Garden Club RSF LCC. According to co-presidents Fred Wasserman and Susan Glass, the votes were counted on Dec. 8. Of 190 received, 178 voted yes and 12 voted against the proposal.
On Nov. 18, the RSF Garden Club announced its agreement with Kleege, a longtime Rancho Santa Fe resident who wants to keep the club for the community’s use. Members then had a month to vote on the potential sale. The Attorney General of California must also approve the sale. The club has not disclosed the price yet.
The club will continue its use of the facility under a multi-year lease agreement and the resale shoppe will continue business as usual.
For its next community event, the RSF Garden Club will host a Christmas party Dec. 20 at the club. For reservations, call Pam Wasserman at 858-759-8895 or Susan Glass at 858-245-3434.
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