How Are You? - Westlake Village

Mayor Pro Tem
Robert Slavin
Councilmember
Mark Rutherford
Councilmember
Ned E Davis
Councilmember
Susan McSweeney
Upcoming City Council Meetings:
February 13 and 27, 2013
March 13 and 27, 2013
City Council meetings can be
seen live on WVTV Channel 10
and via web streaming on
www.wlv.org
Date
Feb 6
Event
Time
Brown Bags and Books in the Community Room
Noon
Feb 10 “WLV Reads” Create Your Own Homemade Valentine’s
2:00 pm
Feb 10 “Meet the Artist” Trish Shaheen in the Library
1:30 pm
Feb 13 Senior Concerns Lecture in the Community Room (cancelled) 1:30 pm
Feb 13 City Council Meeting
6:30 pm
Feb 15 “WLV Reads” Family Tree Art
4:00 pm
Feb 16 “WLV Reads” Classic Movie Afternoon
2:00 pm
Feb 18 President’s Day - City Hall & Library Closed
Feb 24 “WLV Reads” Memoir Writing Workshop
2:00 pm
Feb 27 Volunteer Recognition Event in the Community Room
5:45 pm
Feb 27 City Council Meeting
6:30 pm
Mar 6 Brown Bags and Books in the Community Room
Noon
Mar 7 Cultural Recreation Advisory Board
7:00 pm
Mar 10 Daylight Saving Time - change clocks – Spring ahead
2:00 am
Mar 13 Senior Concerns Lecture in the Community Room
1:30 pm
Mar 13 City Council Meeting
6:30 pm
Mar 18 Senior Recreation Program: Spring Session Begins
9:00 am
Mar 27 City Council Meeting
6:30 pm
How
GREE N
Are You?
Here are three simple recycling tips that will help reduce waste to local landfills and help the environment.
What can go in my curbside recycling bin?
Paper Materials - Books, phone books, catalogues, brochures,
junk mail, envelopes, file folders, paper grocery bags, paper of
all colors, shredded paper (placed in a plastic bag and tied
securely), newspapers, and magazines.
Cardboard- Clean pizza boxes, cereal and food boxes.
Glass- Bottles and Jars- Green, Brown, and Clear.
Aluminum and Tin Cans- Aluminum food trays, beverage
cans, vegetable and soup cans.
Plastic- Bottles, Jars, Tubs (need the number 1-7 on the
bottom), grocery bags, nursery pots, yogurt containers, and
plastic toys.
Other- Athletic Shoes
For a complete list of recycling, green waste, and items for the
trash bin, please visit the City's Website at www.wlv.org under
"Green City" for a printable flyer.
THE CITY OF
WESTLAKE VILLAGE
Mayor
Philippa Klessig
City Events Calendar
3120 0 Oak Cr e st D r ive
Westlake Villag e , C A 91 3 61
www.wlv.o r g
City Council
What do I do with my old light bulbs?
If you have old incandescent light bulbs, you
may wrap them up in newspaper or paper
towels and put them in your regular waste
bin. These bulbs contain no mercury and are
too thin to be recycled.
If you have fluorescent light bulbs of any kind
including Compact Fluorescent Light Bulbs
(CFLs), they are considered hazardous waste
and cannot be placed in a trash bin. These bulbs contain minor
amounts of mercury and need to be disposed of properly.
Residents are urged to be cautious when wrapping up the items
for transport in the hazardous waste bins. Residents may call the
City's recycling hotline and schedule a pick-up as part of the doorto-door hazardous waste program. Residents may also drop off
their light bulbs at the Batteries Plus in Thousand Oaks, and the
Home Depot in Newbury Park and West Hills.
What is composting and how do I start?
Composting is the decomposition of plant remains and other onceliving materials to make an earthy, dark, crumbly substance that is
excellent for adding to houseplants or enriching garden soil. It is
the way to recycle your yard and kitchen wastes, and is a critical
step in reducing the volume of garbage
needlessly sent to landfills for disposal.
City residents are eligible to receive one
free tumbler-type home composting
container. Residents may request the
tumbler by calling (805) 522-9400. There is
a $25 delivery fee.
IMPORTANT
NUMBERS
Westlake Village City Hall
31200 Oak Crest Dr., Westlake Village, CA 91361
(818) 706-1613
Westlake Village Public Library
(818) 865-9230
Time Warner Cable
2323 Teller Rd., Newbury Park, CA 91320
(888) 892-2253
Southern California Edison Company
3859 Foothill Dr., Thousand Oaks, CA 91360
(800) 655-4555 - office for service
(800) 611-1911 - Emergency #
Las Virgenes Municipal Water District
4232 Las Virgenes Rd., Calabasas, CA 91302
(818) 251-2200 - office
Southern California Gas Company
(800) 427-2200 - office for service
GI Industries/Waste Management
(818) 782-2474
Waiting List Available for the
Westlake Village Reads
City's Residential Rehabilitation Program
"Families"
The City of Westlake Village recently created a new waiting list for the City's "Residential
Rehabilitation Program." The Housing Rehabilitation Program provides one-time grants of up to
$5,000 for income eligible residents. This program is funded through a grant from the U.S.
Department of Housing and Urban Development Commission. Eligible participants must be the
owner of the property to be rehabilitated, must occupy the home to be rehabilitated as a principal
residence, and must meet the low income requirements as established by the Federal Department
of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) defined as 80% of the Median Household Income Rate
for the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Statistical Area.
Through this program, eligible residents may be able to receive grants for necessary health and
safety repairs for owner-occupied, single family homes and mobile-homes on a citywide basis.
Examples of eligible projects include: water heater replacement, electrical and plumbing repairs,
roof repairs/replacement, handicap accessibility improvements, heating/air conditioning repairs,
and repair work to correct deficiencies present within the home.
Residents interested in receiving further information or in determining if they may be eligible
for this program should contact Kerry Kallman, Administrative Analyst at 818-706-1613. It is
anticipated that there is funding for two projects this spring and four projects beginning July 1,
2013. All residents that meet the qualifying guidelines will be added to the current waiting list
on a first-come, first-served basis.
Local Rotary Clubs to Perform a Community Service Project
Los Angeles County Dept. of Building & Safety
26600 Agoura Road, #110, Calabasas, CA 91302
(818) 880-4150 - office
(626) 458-4357 - Road Dept.
Las Virgenes Unified School District
4111 N. Las Virgenes Road, Calabasas, CA 91302
(818) 880-4000 - office
Did You Know that all
Los Angeles County Sheriff’s
Department-Malibu/Lost Hills Station
27050 Agoura Road, Agoura, CA 91301
(818) 878-1808 - office • Emergency - 911
Westlake Village
Video Newsletter
Catch up on the latest City News via the
City's Website and Channel 10!
The 4th Annual Westlake Village Reads Program continues during the month of February with five programs
centered around the theme of "Families." In addition to the programs listed below, Westlake Village Reads
offers suggested reading lists and "Family" themed books in a special area at the Library.
Highlights of the February Westlake Village Reads programming:
★ Wednesday, February 6 at 12:00 noon • Brown Bags and Books will discuss "A Thousand Acres" by
Jane Smiley at 12:00 noon in the Community Room next to the library. All are invited.
★ Sunday, February 10 at 2:00 pm • Homemade Valentine Projects
Create handmade Valentine's Day projects with sustainable goods. Local business, Create Studios will be
leading this workshop. Be innovative and craft a special treat for each of your special family members.
★ Friday, February 15 at 4:00 pm • Family Art Activity
What does your family tree look like? Come create a custom artistic tree with instructor Margo Gravelle.
★ Saturday, February 16 at 2:00 pm • Classic Movie Afternoon
Based on the classic novel by Louisa May Alcott, view a screening of the classic film "Little Women."
★ The Westlake Village Reads "Families" program will conclude on Sunday, February 24 at 2:00 pm
with a Memoir Writing Program featuring Westlake Village resident and instructor Suzanne Gallant.
In a highly collaborative effort, the City is partnering with five local Rotary Clubs on the Club's annual
Community Service Project Day. Scheduled for March 16, Rotarians from the Conejo Valley will
join community volunteers, student Rotaract members affiliated with Rotary and City
representatives to plant shade trees at a local elementary school and place metal
medallions that state "Don't Dump Drains to Lake" at all curbside inlet drains within the City.
The Rotary Clubs are always looking for additional volunteers. If you would like to participate,
please contact Steve Kerrigan of the Westlake Village Rotary at 805-443-3310.
Calabasas Landfill
(818) 889-1430 or 889-0363
Theme Continues with Five Additional Programs
City Streets are Cleaned on a Weekly Basis?
The City of Westlake Village takes great pride in the community's well-maintained streets and public
landscaped areas. Toward that end, the City contracts for street sweeping service on a weekly basis. In
addition, the weekly sweeping helps to prevent unwanted materials from entering the storm drains, creeks,
and the lake. The City's street sweeping occurs on Thursdays and Fridays each week.
Residents are asked to help maximize the street sweeper effectiveness by parking off the street on their
neighborhood cleaning day.
Weekly Street Sweeping Schedule:
Thursday Canyon Oaks, First Neighborhood, Lakeshore, and Southshore
Friday Agoura Road, City Parks, Lakeview Canyon Rd., Lindero Canyon Rd., Parkwood Estates,
Thousand Oaks Blvd., Three Springs, The Trails, Triunfo Canyon Rd., and all other roads not listed.
Thank you for your cooperation and efforts in assisting the City's street sweeping program. For additional
information on street sweeping, please contact City Hall at 818-706-1613.
All programs are free and open to the public and held at the Westlake Village Civic Center located at 31200
Oak Crest Drive. Westlake Village Reads was created to encourage reading throughout the community by
residents of all ages. For a detailed schedule and more information about each program, please visit the
City's website at wlv.org or call City Hall at 818-706-1613.
Free CERT Training
to be Held Begin n in g Ma rch 12t h
Public
Safety
Corner
Quick Guide to
GAS SAFETY
The following safety tips are provided by the So Cal Gas
Company.
Use your senses to alert you to a gas leak. If you suspect
a gas leak, don't light a match, cigarette, candle, or turn
on lights or electrical appliances. Immediately leave the
area, and from a safe location call Southern California
Gas Company at 1-800-427-2200 or 911.
Preparing to dig in your yard? Call before you dig.
Underground pipelines can be anywhere. Be sure to call
811 two business days in advance to schedule a nocost service appointment to mark the locations of
buried, utility owned lines serving your property.
In the event of an emergency, know where your gas meter
is located and keep a 12 inch or larger adjustable wrench
with your emergency supplies to shut off the meter.
Equip your home with a carbon monoxide alarm.
California's Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Prevention Act
of 2010 requires that, as of July 1, 2011, all single family
homes with a fossil burning appliance, fireplace, or
attached garage be equipped with an approved carbon
monoxide alarm. All other residential units must have a
carbon monoxide alarm by January 1, 2013.
Keep your gas appliances operating safely and efficiently.
Make sure to have So Cal Gas or a licensed, qualified
professional check your gas appliances every year.
Los Angeles County Fire Department offers free Community Emergency
Response Training (CERT) to residents several times a year. The 7-week
class provides training in basic disaster response skills, such as fire
safety, light search and rescue, team organization, and disaster medical
operations. The upcoming CERT class modules will begin on March 12th in Agoura Hills. The classes will meet
from 6:30 pm to 9:00 pm in the Agoura Hills Civic Center Community Room located at 30001 Ladyface Court.
Meet the Artist
CERT graduates are encouraged to join the Westlake Village Disaster Response Team (WLVDRT). The WLVDRT
is a volunteer group that provides community members with basic training designed to help them better
care for themselves, their families and others in the community in the event of a disaster. Additionally, the
WLVDRT recruits, equips, and maintains a well-trained citizen response team to aid the City in the event
of an emergency. Members of the WLVDRT will be at a CERT training to provide more information on the
Westlake Village team. If you are interested in taking the CERT courses or learning more about the WLVDRT,
please contact, Kerry Kallman, Administrative Analyst, at 818-706-1613. You may register for the free
courses online at: www.fire.lacounty.gov/cert, by simply scrolling down to the Agoura Hills listing, then
clicking on the "register" link.
Local Artist Trish Shaheen unveils her
work in the Westlake Village Library.
Her show, "Afternoons Along The
Waterways" will be on display through
March. On February 10, residents have an opportunity to
meet the artist and see her at work. The free program
will run from 1:30 to 3:30 pm and is open to the public.
For more information about the artist, please visit
www.trishshaheen.com.
For more safety tips, visit socalgas.com (search "Safety").
IMPORTANT
NUMBERS
Westlake Village City Hall
31200 Oak Crest Dr., Westlake Village, CA 91361
(818) 706-1613
Westlake Village Public Library
(818) 865-9230
Time Warner Cable
2323 Teller Rd., Newbury Park, CA 91320
(888) 892-2253
Southern California Edison Company
3859 Foothill Dr., Thousand Oaks, CA 91360
(800) 655-4555 - office for service
(800) 611-1911 - Emergency #
Las Virgenes Municipal Water District
4232 Las Virgenes Rd., Calabasas, CA 91302
(818) 251-2200 - office
Southern California Gas Company
(800) 427-2200 - office for service
GI Industries/Waste Management
(818) 782-2474
Waiting List Available for the
Westlake Village Reads
City's Residential Rehabilitation Program
"Families"
The City of Westlake Village recently created a new waiting list for the City's "Residential
Rehabilitation Program." The Housing Rehabilitation Program provides one-time grants of up to
$5,000 for income eligible residents. This program is funded through a grant from the U.S.
Department of Housing and Urban Development Commission. Eligible participants must be the
owner of the property to be rehabilitated, must occupy the home to be rehabilitated as a principal
residence, and must meet the low income requirements as established by the Federal Department
of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) defined as 80% of the Median Household Income Rate
for the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Statistical Area.
Through this program, eligible residents may be able to receive grants for necessary health and
safety repairs for owner-occupied, single family homes and mobile-homes on a citywide basis.
Examples of eligible projects include: water heater replacement, electrical and plumbing repairs,
roof repairs/replacement, handicap accessibility improvements, heating/air conditioning repairs,
and repair work to correct deficiencies present within the home.
Residents interested in receiving further information or in determining if they may be eligible
for this program should contact Kerry Kallman, Administrative Analyst at 818-706-1613. It is
anticipated that there is funding for two projects this spring and four projects beginning July 1,
2013. All residents that meet the qualifying guidelines will be added to the current waiting list
on a first-come, first-served basis.
Local Rotary Clubs to Perform a Community Service Project
Los Angeles County Dept. of Building & Safety
26600 Agoura Road, #110, Calabasas, CA 91302
(818) 880-4150 - office
(626) 458-4357 - Road Dept.
Las Virgenes Unified School District
4111 N. Las Virgenes Road, Calabasas, CA 91302
(818) 880-4000 - office
Did You Know that all
Los Angeles County Sheriff’s
Department-Malibu/Lost Hills Station
27050 Agoura Road, Agoura, CA 91301
(818) 878-1808 - office • Emergency - 911
Westlake Village
Video Newsletter
Catch up on the latest City News via the
City's Website and Channel 10!
The 4th Annual Westlake Village Reads Program continues during the month of February with five programs
centered around the theme of "Families." In addition to the programs listed below, Westlake Village Reads
offers suggested reading lists and "Family" themed books in a special area at the Library.
Highlights of the February Westlake Village Reads programming:
★ Wednesday, February 6 at 12:00 noon • Brown Bags and Books will discuss "A Thousand Acres" by
Jane Smiley at 12:00 noon in the Community Room next to the library. All are invited.
★ Sunday, February 10 at 2:00 pm • Homemade Valentine Projects
Create handmade Valentine's Day projects with sustainable goods. Local business, Create Studios will be
leading this workshop. Be innovative and craft a special treat for each of your special family members.
★ Friday, February 15 at 4:00 pm • Family Art Activity
What does your family tree look like? Come create a custom artistic tree with instructor Margo Gravelle.
★ Saturday, February 16 at 2:00 pm • Classic Movie Afternoon
Based on the classic novel by Louisa May Alcott, view a screening of the classic film "Little Women."
★ The Westlake Village Reads "Families" program will conclude on Sunday, February 24 at 2:00 pm
with a Memoir Writing Program featuring Westlake Village resident and instructor Suzanne Gallant.
In a highly collaborative effort, the City is partnering with five local Rotary Clubs on the Club's annual
Community Service Project Day. Scheduled for March 16, Rotarians from the Conejo Valley will
join community volunteers, student Rotaract members affiliated with Rotary and City
representatives to plant shade trees at a local elementary school and place metal
medallions that state "Don't Dump Drains to Lake" at all curbside inlet drains within the City.
The Rotary Clubs are always looking for additional volunteers. If you would like to participate,
please contact Steve Kerrigan of the Westlake Village Rotary at 805-443-3310.
Calabasas Landfill
(818) 889-1430 or 889-0363
Theme Continues with Five Additional Programs
City Streets are Cleaned on a Weekly Basis?
The City of Westlake Village takes great pride in the community's well-maintained streets and public
landscaped areas. Toward that end, the City contracts for street sweeping service on a weekly basis. In
addition, the weekly sweeping helps to prevent unwanted materials from entering the storm drains, creeks,
and the lake. The City's street sweeping occurs on Thursdays and Fridays each week.
Residents are asked to help maximize the street sweeper effectiveness by parking off the street on their
neighborhood cleaning day.
Weekly Street Sweeping Schedule:
Thursday Canyon Oaks, First Neighborhood, Lakeshore, and Southshore
Friday Agoura Road, City Parks, Lakeview Canyon Rd., Lindero Canyon Rd., Parkwood Estates,
Thousand Oaks Blvd., Three Springs, The Trails, Triunfo Canyon Rd., and all other roads not listed.
Thank you for your cooperation and efforts in assisting the City's street sweeping program. For additional
information on street sweeping, please contact City Hall at 818-706-1613.
All programs are free and open to the public and held at the Westlake Village Civic Center located at 31200
Oak Crest Drive. Westlake Village Reads was created to encourage reading throughout the community by
residents of all ages. For a detailed schedule and more information about each program, please visit the
City's website at wlv.org or call City Hall at 818-706-1613.
Free CERT Training
to be Held Begin n in g Ma rch 12t h
Public
Safety
Corner
Quick Guide to
GAS SAFETY
The following safety tips are provided by the So Cal Gas
Company.
Use your senses to alert you to a gas leak. If you suspect
a gas leak, don't light a match, cigarette, candle, or turn
on lights or electrical appliances. Immediately leave the
area, and from a safe location call Southern California
Gas Company at 1-800-427-2200 or 911.
Preparing to dig in your yard? Call before you dig.
Underground pipelines can be anywhere. Be sure to call
811 two business days in advance to schedule a nocost service appointment to mark the locations of
buried, utility owned lines serving your property.
In the event of an emergency, know where your gas meter
is located and keep a 12 inch or larger adjustable wrench
with your emergency supplies to shut off the meter.
Equip your home with a carbon monoxide alarm.
California's Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Prevention Act
of 2010 requires that, as of July 1, 2011, all single family
homes with a fossil burning appliance, fireplace, or
attached garage be equipped with an approved carbon
monoxide alarm. All other residential units must have a
carbon monoxide alarm by January 1, 2013.
Keep your gas appliances operating safely and efficiently.
Make sure to have So Cal Gas or a licensed, qualified
professional check your gas appliances every year.
Los Angeles County Fire Department offers free Community Emergency
Response Training (CERT) to residents several times a year. The 7-week
class provides training in basic disaster response skills, such as fire
safety, light search and rescue, team organization, and disaster medical
operations. The upcoming CERT class modules will begin on March 12th in Agoura Hills. The classes will meet
from 6:30 pm to 9:00 pm in the Agoura Hills Civic Center Community Room located at 30001 Ladyface Court.
Meet the Artist
CERT graduates are encouraged to join the Westlake Village Disaster Response Team (WLVDRT). The WLVDRT
is a volunteer group that provides community members with basic training designed to help them better
care for themselves, their families and others in the community in the event of a disaster. Additionally, the
WLVDRT recruits, equips, and maintains a well-trained citizen response team to aid the City in the event
of an emergency. Members of the WLVDRT will be at a CERT training to provide more information on the
Westlake Village team. If you are interested in taking the CERT courses or learning more about the WLVDRT,
please contact, Kerry Kallman, Administrative Analyst, at 818-706-1613. You may register for the free
courses online at: www.fire.lacounty.gov/cert, by simply scrolling down to the Agoura Hills listing, then
clicking on the "register" link.
Local Artist Trish Shaheen unveils her
work in the Westlake Village Library.
Her show, "Afternoons Along The
Waterways" will be on display through
March. On February 10, residents have an opportunity to
meet the artist and see her at work. The free program
will run from 1:30 to 3:30 pm and is open to the public.
For more information about the artist, please visit
www.trishshaheen.com.
For more safety tips, visit socalgas.com (search "Safety").
Mayor Pro Tem
Robert Slavin
Councilmember
Mark Rutherford
Councilmember
Ned E Davis
Councilmember
Susan McSweeney
Upcoming City Council Meetings:
February 13 and 27, 2013
March 13 and 27, 2013
City Council meetings can be
seen live on WVTV Channel 10
and via web streaming on
www.wlv.org
Date
Feb 6
Event
Time
Brown Bags and Books in the Community Room
Noon
Feb 10 “WLV Reads” Create Your Own Homemade Valentine’s
2:00 pm
Feb 10 “Meet the Artist” Trish Shaheen in the Library
1:30 pm
Feb 13 Senior Concerns Lecture in the Community Room (cancelled) 1:30 pm
Feb 13 City Council Meeting
6:30 pm
Feb 15 “WLV Reads” Family Tree Art
4:00 pm
Feb 16 “WLV Reads” Classic Movie Afternoon
2:00 pm
Feb 18 President’s Day - City Hall & Library Closed
Feb 24 “WLV Reads” Memoir Writing Workshop
2:00 pm
Feb 27 Volunteer Recognition Event in the Community Room
5:45 pm
Feb 27 City Council Meeting
6:30 pm
Mar 6 Brown Bags and Books in the Community Room
Noon
Mar 7 Cultural Recreation Advisory Board
7:00 pm
Mar 10 Daylight Saving Time - change clocks – Spring ahead
2:00 am
Mar 13 Senior Concerns Lecture in the Community Room
1:30 pm
Mar 13 City Council Meeting
6:30 pm
Mar 18 Senior Recreation Program: Spring Session Begins
9:00 am
Mar 27 City Council Meeting
6:30 pm
How
GREE N
Are You?
Here are three simple recycling tips that will help reduce waste to local landfills and help the environment.
What can go in my curbside recycling bin?
Paper Materials - Books, phone books, catalogues, brochures,
junk mail, envelopes, file folders, paper grocery bags, paper of
all colors, shredded paper (placed in a plastic bag and tied
securely), newspapers, and magazines.
Cardboard- Clean pizza boxes, cereal and food boxes.
Glass- Bottles and Jars- Green, Brown, and Clear.
Aluminum and Tin Cans- Aluminum food trays, beverage
cans, vegetable and soup cans.
Plastic- Bottles, Jars, Tubs (need the number 1-7 on the
bottom), grocery bags, nursery pots, yogurt containers, and
plastic toys.
Other- Athletic Shoes
For a complete list of recycling, green waste, and items for the
trash bin, please visit the City's Website at www.wlv.org under
"Green City" for a printable flyer.
THE CITY OF
WESTLAKE VILLAGE
Mayor
Philippa Klessig
City Events Calendar
3120 0 Oak Cr e st D r ive
Westlake Villag e , C A 91 3 61
www.wlv.o r g
City Council
What do I do with my old light bulbs?
If you have old incandescent light bulbs, you
may wrap them up in newspaper or paper
towels and put them in your regular waste
bin. These bulbs contain no mercury and are
too thin to be recycled.
If you have fluorescent light bulbs of any kind
including Compact Fluorescent Light Bulbs
(CFLs), they are considered hazardous waste
and cannot be placed in a trash bin. These bulbs contain minor
amounts of mercury and need to be disposed of properly.
Residents are urged to be cautious when wrapping up the items
for transport in the hazardous waste bins. Residents may call the
City's recycling hotline and schedule a pick-up as part of the doorto-door hazardous waste program. Residents may also drop off
their light bulbs at the Batteries Plus in Thousand Oaks, and the
Home Depot in Newbury Park and West Hills.
What is composting and how do I start?
Composting is the decomposition of plant remains and other onceliving materials to make an earthy, dark, crumbly substance that is
excellent for adding to houseplants or enriching garden soil. It is
the way to recycle your yard and kitchen wastes, and is a critical
step in reducing the volume of garbage
needlessly sent to landfills for disposal.
City residents are eligible to receive one
free tumbler-type home composting
container. Residents may request the
tumbler by calling (805) 522-9400. There is
a $25 delivery fee.