EARTH DAY 2014 April 22, 2014, marks the 44th anniversary of Earth Day ― a day intended to inspire awareness and appreciation for the Earth's naturalenvironment. The day came from reaction to a massive oil spill in watersnear Santa Barbara, California in 1969. It is now celebrated by more than a billion people in 192 nations making it the largest civicobservance in the world. Many have begun to refer to it as “Earth Week,”with communities hosting special events on the weekend before or afterApril 22. Men, women, children, groups and communities all around theworld gather together to collect garbage, plant saplings, encourage people to go for recycling, sign petitions and discuss issues to save this planet from depleting resources.

MAKE “EARTH DAY” EVERYDAY Making small changes to our everyday routines can make a big difference.

Reduce, Reuse And Recycle. White recycling bins are located at the garage level near every trash room to dispose of glass, plastics andpaper. Annual on-site E-waste events are scheduled for the collection ofelectronic equipment and devices. Most of us carry our own shoppingbags to the market, which has eliminated the use of plastic bags that are harmful to our environment.

Protect Our Storm Drains. Be aware of what we put down our kitchen and bathroom drains. Don’t use soap at the car rinse area or over soap when using the washing machines.

Never dump oil, medication, or other hazardous waste down the drain orinto the bay.

Conserve Our Natural Resources. Stay aware of water, electric and gas usage. Fix any leaks to toilets and faucets. Switch out light bulbs for newer, more environmentally friendly bulbs. Whenever possible walk, bike, or use public transportation.

For more information with valuable links for responsible recycling inAlameda County, go to stopwaste.org. JOIN WATERGATE’S RENEWABLE ENERGY TASK FORCE

A motivated group of Watergate residents has formed a Task Force on Renewable Energy to study how new advances in this area might benefitWatergate. Our first meeting will be at the Clipper Club on Monday April 28 at 7:00 PM. We are looking for interested residents to join our group.Hope to see you there. For further information contact Doug Flock atd_flock@hotmail.com or 510-655-7130.

APRIL 2014

Volume 5, Edition 4

IN THIS ISSUE:

Clipper Club Movie Listing 2

Foreign Film Night Movie 2

Coffee and Conversation 3

Don’t “Spoil” the Bay 3

Easy Peel Easter Eggs 3

Cut Back Water Usage 3

Board Minutes, Meeting of 02/24/2014 4

Lobby Mural Auction Donations 5

Earth Day and Other Emeryville Events 6

Clipper Club Calendar – April 2014 7

Scams That Target Seniors 8

WCA / EPD Crime Statistics 9

Classified Ads 9

Watergate Community Association is notresponsible for any published misprints,misrepresentation, errors or omissions in theHatchcover newsletter. Advertisementsplaced in the Hatchcover should not beconsidered either product endorsement orservice recommendation by the Watergatecommunity, the community’s Association, orits representatives. Nothing stated in this newsletter should take precedence over anyAssociation documents or State law.

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Movies are shown in the Clipper Club TV room every Tuesday at 3:00 pm and7:30 pm unless otherwise noted. Movies and popcorn are provided free ofcharge courtesy of your Clipper Club staff.

Please be aware that scheduled movies are subject to availability andsubstitutions may occur. For more information or to suggest a movieselection, please contact the Clipper Club at 510-654-4040. April 1: Blue Jasmine Alec Baldwin / Cate Blanchett 98 min / Comedy / PG-13

The high life leads to high anxiety for a fashionable New York Cityhomemaker in crisis who finds herself forced to live a more modest lifestyle inSan Francisco. Woody Allen directs an ensemble cast that includes CateBlanchett and Alec Baldwin. April 8: Last Vegas Robert De Niro / Morgan Freeman 105 min / Comedy / PG-13

Four sixty-something pals -- Billy, Paddy, Archie and Sam -- gather in Las Vegas to celebrate Billy's upcoming nuptials with the intention of running wild for four straight days. But Sin City has gotten a lot crazier than they could've ever imagined. April 15: Captain Phillips Tom Hanks / Barkhad Abdi 134 min / War Drama / PG-13

In this exciting adventure based on true events that made internationalheadlines, Tom Hanks portrays Capt. Richard Phillips, who is taken hostageby Somali pirates after they hijack his cargo ship, and the U.S. Navy's effortsto rescue him. April 22: Diana Naomi Watts / Naveen Andrews 113 min / Drama / PG-13

Princess Diana, the world's most-watched woman, struggles to find herselfafter her painful divorce. In the two years before her death, she embarks on avital campaign to ban landmines and on a passionate love affair with heartsurgeon Hasnat Khan. . April 29: All is Lost Robert Redford 106 min / Adventure / PG-13

In this harrowing drama -- which has no dialogue -- Robert Redford portrays aman stranded alone at sea, courageously battling a ferocious storm as hestruggles to survive with just a sextant and maritime maps to guide him. FOREIGN FILM NIGHT Clipper Club - 7:30 p.m.

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EMERYVILLE POLICE and FIRE EMERGENCY - 911

NON-EMERGENCY POLICE

510-596-3700 Crime Hotline (Anonymous)

510-596-3794 Graffiti Hotline 510-596-3773

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April 18: The Hunt - Danish Mads Mikkelsen / Thomas Bo Larsen 111 min / Drama / R

A 2014 Oscar nominee for Best Foreign Language Film, this story centers onLucas, a beloved teacher who faces unfounded pedophilia accusations from astudent -- and the venom of his community.

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EBMUD ASKS EAST BAY TO CUT BACK WATER USE

Due to excessively dry conditions in the Mokelumne Riverwatershed where most of the East Bay’s water originates,and a pessimistic forecast for the rest of the rainy season, EBMUD asks all of its customers to cut back their water use by ten percent.

EBMUD monitors precipitation and reservoir levels daily.As of March 10, 2014, EBMUD had 482,360 acre feet ofwater stored in all its reservoirs combined. Our reservoirsare more than half full, or 81 percent of average. Withoutenough precipitation, EBMUD may declare a watershortage emergency this spring.

When spring and summer arrive and temperatures rise,water use will increase as it does every year. Voluntarilycutting back water use now will stretch supplies inanticipation of this summer’s increased demand for water.

When spring and summer arrive and temperatures rise,water use will increase as it does every year. Voluntarilycutting back water use now will stretch supplies inanticipation of this summer’s increased demand for water.More voluntary cutbacks or mandatory rationing remain possibilities if conditions worsen. More voluntary cutbacks or mandatory rationing remain possibilities if conditions worsen.

COFFEE AND CONVERSATION COFFEE AND CONVERSATION Tuesday, April 8 - 11:00 a.m. – Clipper Club Tuesday, April 8 - 11:00 a.m. – Clipper Club

"Beware....Sc ms Are Targeting Elders" - Kristen Southworth, a California Elder Law attorney, will discuss the many techniques employed by scam artists. You may think you are too smart to fall for any of the traps. Think again. Scam artists are perfecting and expanding their methods daily.

"Beware....Sc ms Are Targeting Elders" - Kristen Southworth, a California Elder Law attorney, will discuss the many techniques employed by scam artists. You may think you are too smart to fall for any of the traps. Think again. Scam artists are perfecting and expanding their methods daily.

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All residents re invited to join us for our presentations, which were planned by the Activities Committee of W@AV. Donations at efully accepted to cover the expenses.

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For more information about joining and/or volunteering for Watergate@Ashby Village, you can contact residents Tobey Klein (510-653-4205, witboat@gmailcom) or Sam Foushee (510-658-4915, slfoushee@comcast.net). Please follow our posts on rBlock and on Nextdoor Watergate. DON’T “SPOIL” THE BAY! DON’T “SPOIL” THE BAY! Five Types of Pollutants to Keep Out of Your Drains Five Types of Pollutants to Keep Out of Your Drains

S S Soaps, solvents and cleaning supplies labeled“toxic,” “corrosive,” “flammable,” or “ignitable,”contain harmful chemicals that can affect aquaticlife.

P P Pills, including unwanted or unused prescriptions,release dangerous drugs into the Bay. Discardyour unwanted medicines at a designatedcollection site.

O O Oils, fats and grease from cooking clog drains. Thisincludes grease drippings from meat. Scrapecooking fats into the garbage or into your greenrecycling bin.

I I Intimate products, even if labeled “disposable,” or“flushable,” such as condoms, tampons, dentalfloss and personal hygiene or baby wipes clump inthe sewer line and cause backups.

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Landscaping materials like fertilizers and pesticidescontain potentially hazardous chemicals that canbypass the treatment process and pollute creeksand the Bay when currents carry them to stormdrains.

For more information on ways you can help to protect ourbay, go to EBMUD’s website at www.ebmud.com/cleanbay.

USE BAKING SODA FOR EASY PEEL EASTER EGGS USE BAKING SODA FOR EASY PEEL EASTER EGGS

Many people are now buying organic and free range chicken eggs, and are noticing they don’t peel easily after being hard boiled. The fresher the egg, the more the white clings to the inside shell. Fix this by adding 1 teaspoon of baking soda to the water when boiling your eggs. This helps the white separate from the shell, and makes for smooth peeling!

Many people are now buying organic and free range chicken eggs, and are noticing they don’t peel easily after being hard boiled. The fresher the egg, the more the white clings to the inside shell. Fix this by adding 1 teaspoon of baking soda to the water when boiling your eggs. This helps the white separate from the shell, and makes for smooth peeling!

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For more information about joining and/or volunteering for Watergate@Ashby Village, you can contact residents Tobey Klein (510-653-4205, witboat@gmailcom) or Sam Foushee (510-658-4915, slfoushee@comcast.net). Please follow our posts on rBlock and on Nextdoor Watergate.

Soaps, solvents and cleaning supplies labeled“toxic,” “corrosive,” “flammable,” or “ignitable,”contain harmful chemicals that can affect aquaticlife.

Pills, including unwanted or unused prescriptions,release dangerous drugs into the Bay. Discard

Due to excessively dry conditions in the Mokelumne Riverwatershed where most of the East Bay’s water originates,and a pessimistic forecast for the rest of the rainy season, EBMUD asks all of its customers to cut back their water

your unwanted medicines at a designatedcollection site.

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use by ten percent.

ls, fats and grease from cooking clog drains. Thisincludes grease drippings from meat. Scrapecooking fats into the garbage or into your greenrecycling bin.

Intimate products, even if labeled “disposable,” or“flushable,” such as condoms, tampons, dentalfloss and personal hygiene or baby wipes clump inthe sewer line and cause backups.

Landscaping materials like fertilizers and pesticidescontain potentially hazardous chemicals that canbypass the treatment process and pollute creeksand the Bay when currents carry them to stormdrains.

For more information on ways you can help to protect ourbay, go to EBMUD’s website at www.ebmud.com/cleanbay.

EBMUD monitors precipitation and reservoir levels daily.As of March 10, 2014, EBMUD had 482,360 acre feet ofwater stored in all its reservoirs combined. Our reservoirsare more than half full, or 81 percent of average. Withoutenough precipitation, EBMUD may declare a watershortage emergency this spring.

“DRAFT” WCA BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING MINUTES

February 24, 2014

I. Call to Order. President Tom Knight called the meeting to order at 7:01 p.m. Directors present were Robert C. Blain, Ron Dempster, Doug Flock, Albert Repola and Neil Straus. Lubor Mrazek was absent. Also present were General Manager Tim Sutherland, Assistant General Manager Jeff Kiel and Controller Lisa Trabert.

II. Reports/Announcements. Secretary’s Report. Before the meeting, the Board of Directors reviewed legal issues.

Treasurer’s Report. Treasurer Repola reported a favorable operating budget variance of $95,241

through 1/31/2014. Repola also reported an operating fund balance of $249,299, and a replacement fund balance of $5,862,930. The full report is available at the WCA office and watergatehoa.com.

Manager’s Report. General Manager Sutherland reported the following:

Common Utilities for January 2014: Electric +9.3 % (new lighting); Natural Gas -6.3; Water +5.0% (D building unit domestic water use is high).

III. Statements and Requests. A number of residents spoke about issues that were of interest and concern to

them: no backup in unit for five months; a complaint that there are three decrepit vehicles stored on the streets; question regarding a pending towing charge.

IV. Consent Calendar.

Approved by unanimous general consent:

January 27, 2014 Regular Session Minutes V. New Business.

Request to Reconstitute Renewable Energy Committee. Board member Flock made the request to reconstitute the committee. There was no second to the notice of motion. An informal group of owners, led by Doug Flock will explore energy conservation issues and may report items of interest to the Board of Directors in future board meeting during statements and requests.

Board Resolution to Record Two Notices of Delinquent Assessments. Secretary Straus read the following resolution: “Resolved, the Board of Directors (“Board”) for Watergate Community Association authorizes and instructs Allied Trustee Services to Record Two Notices of Delinquent Assessments (“Lien”) in the full amount of unpaid assessments, late charges, interest and collection fees and costs against the properties bearing Assessor’s Parcel Numbers 049-1529-179, and 049-1529-307 authorized by Civil Code Sections 5650 and 5725 if such accounts have not been reinstated by the Notice of Intent to Lien expiration date.” Straus moved, and Blain seconded, to approve the aforementioned Two Notices of Delinquent Assessments. The motion was unanimously approved.

Anchor Club Pool Cover Replacement Request. A quote was presented to replace the Anchor Pool cover. Straus moved, and Blain seconded to award the work to T-Star Enterprises in an amount not to exceed $2200.00 to be paid for out of the replacement fund. The motion was unanimously approved.

VI. WCA Committees.

Architectural Control. Assistant General Manager Jeff Kiel presented the following committee recommendation:

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4 Admiral Drive, B445: 2 Bedroom. The owner wishes to remove all four kitchen wing walls. The

application now includes a structural report for board review. Straus moved, and Blain seconded, to approve the modifications to B445 pending receipt of all necessary City of Emeryville building permits. The motion was unanimously approved.

1 Captain Drive, D156: 2 Bedroom. The owner wishes to replace both bathrooms’ tubs and tiled

tub surrounds. Straus moved, and Blain seconded, to approve the modifications to D156 pending receipt of all necessary City of Emeryville building permits. The motion was unanimously approved.

3 Admiral Drive, F361: Studio. The owner is requesting an update of a modification that was

approved in 2012 and not executed. The update includes enlarging the sleeping area by removing the walk-in closet walls and opening up kitchen by removing fridge nook wall. The application included a structural engineer report. Other proposed items include a new tub and tiled surround, interior glass divider between sleeping area and living room area, and replacement of studio patio swing door with new glass door. The committee does not recommend approval of the exterior glass patio door as this would not conform to the rest of the exterior patio swing doors on the property. Straus moved, and Blain seconded, to approve the modifications (except the exterior patio glass door) to F361 pending receipt of all necessary City of Emeryville building permits. The motion was unanimously approved.

2 Anchor Drive, F490: Studio. The owner of the unit wishes to install a dishwasher (where none

existed before), replace their tub and surround, and replace their bathroom ceiling fan. Straus moved, and Blain seconded, to approve the modifications to F490 pending receipt of all necessary City of Emeryville building permits. The motion was unanimously approved.

VII. Upcoming Meetings.

Budget, Regular and Executive Session – March 24, 2014

VIII. Meeting adjourned at 7:34 p.m. Respectfully submitted, /s/ Neil Straus, Secretary

Two murals were purchased as memorials at the recent Lobby Mural Auction. They now have a place on the walls of the Clipper Club for all of us to continue to enjoy.

Donated by Deborah Blank and Muriel BlankIn memory of Jerome Blank

Donated by Adele Mayer and Magda Silberman In memory of Yohanna Tar and Seymour Silberman

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EARTH DAY EVENTS IN EMERYVILLE Saturday, April 19, 2014

Celebrate Earth Day and give back to your community byparticipating in one of the City’s organized volunteer projects.

Shoreline Cleanup - 9am-12noon- Meet at the parking lot at Chevy’s for a brief presentation by the Alameda County FireDepartment, then head down to Shorebird park for a cleanup.

Check out Emeryville’s Community Gardens. Help with the garden maintenance, and learn a few gardening tricks.

Big Daddy’s Community Garden - Open House- 9am-3pm, 3601 Peralta St.

Emeryville’s Community Organic Gardens - Open House-9am-12noon, 59th and Doyle St. OTHER APRIL EVENTS IN EMERYVILLE

Emeryville’s Shortest Duathlon - Saturday, April 12

So short anyone can do it! Join the City of Emeryville andOn Your Mark Events for a run, bike, sprint race, followed by breakfast and a health and wellness fair.

What is the the shortest duathlon ever? A 1 mile fun run pastthe Emeryville Pool, followed by a 2.5 mile bike ride (flat ridethrough Emeryville) and ending with a 2.1 mile run (funourse through Bay Street). c

Fees: Adults- $55, Youth- $35 (Emeryville residents receive a $5 discount). Emeryville students race for $1, and get their$1 back when they complete the race!

Sign up in advance at Emeryville.org. All proceeds benefit the Emery Unified School District Health & WellnessPrograms.

Spring Carnival and Egg Hunt – Saturday, April 19 Marina Park – 1:00-3:00 p.m.

For more information on any of the above programs, contact Roselle Loudon, Special Events and Programs Coordinator, at 510-596-4353 or rloudon@emeryville.org.

Join the Emeryville Community Services Department and celebrate the beginning of Spring with the whole family!

There will be Face Painting, Bounce Houses, BalloonTwisting, a Petting Zoo and much, much more! There willalso be age categorized Egg Hunts, starting at 1:30pm sharp!

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April 2014 - Clipper Club CalendarSunday

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1

TUESDAY MOVIE 3:00 pm and 7:30 pm

“Blue Jasmine”

2 3:00 pm and 8:30 pm Kundalini Yoga

3 6:30 pm Tai Chi Practice 7:30 pm Free Dance Session

4 7:30 pm Free Dance Session

5 10:00 am Universal Tai Chi Study 11:00 am Sensing Hands

6 11:00 am Toastmasters

7 6:00 pm Flower Arranging 7:30 pm Scrabble Club

7:00 pm WCA Board of Directors Budget Session -

Reserves

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3:00 pm and 7:30 pm “Last Vegas”

11:00 am Coffee and Conversation

Watergate@Ashby Village

9 3:00 pm and 8:30 pm Kundalini Yoga 6:15 pm ACC Meeting

10 6:30 pm Tai Chi Practice 7:30 pm Free Dance Session

11 10:00 am Landscape Committee 7:30 pm Free Dance Session

12 10:00 am Universal Tai Chi Study 11:00 am Sensing Hands

13 11:00 am Toastmasters

14 7:30 pm Scrabble Club

15 TUESDAY MOVIE

3:00 pm and 7:30 pm “Captain Phillips”

16 3:00 pm and 8:30 pm Kundalini Yoga

17 6:30 pm Tai Chi Practice 7:30 pm Free Dance Session

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FOREIGN FILM NIGHT 7:30 pm - Danish

“The Hunt” 7:30 pm

Free Dance Session (Anchor Club, 2nd floor)

19 10:00 am Universal Tai Chi Study 11:00 am Sensing Hands

20 11:00 am Toastmasters

21 6:00 pm Flower Arranging 7:30 pm Scrabble Club

7:00 pm WCA Board of Directors Regular Session

Approve Budget

22 TUESDAY MOVIE

3:00 pm and 7:30 pm “Diana”

23 3:00 pm and 8:30 pm Kundalini Yoga

24 6:30 pm Tai Chi Practice 7:30 pm Free Dance Session

25 7:30 pm Free Dance Session

26 10:00 am Universal Tai Chi Study 11:00 am Sensing Hands

27 11:00 am Toastmasters

28 7:00 pm Renewable Energy Task Force Meeting 7:30 pm Scrabble Club

29 TUESDAY MOVIE

3:00 pm and 7:30 pm “All is Lost”

30 3:00 pm and 8:30 pm Kundalini Yoga

Clipper Club Gym Hours Mon: 6:00 am - 9:30 am / 3:00 pm – 10:00 pm Tues, Wed, and Thurs: 6:00 am – 10:00 pm

Fri: 6:00 am –11:00 pm Sat and Sun: 9:00 am – 10:00 pm

Residents must present a valid Watergate ID card when using the gym Guests must be accompanied by a registered resident

The Clipper Club gym and the package room close at 9:45 pm Sunday through Thursday and at 10:45 pm on Friday

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Medicare Scams – Navigating the Medicare system isn’teasy and some scammers will look for any opportunity totake advantage of the confusion. Commonly, a scammerwill claim to be with Medicare and ask for personalinformation such as Medicare, Medicaid, social security,credit card or bank account numbers. The victim might begiven any number of excuses to provide this informationincluding that an error needs to be fixed, that he or she ispart of a survey or eligible to receive free products or cansign up for a new prescription drug plan.

BBB Advice: Remind your elderly family members thatMedicare will never call to ask for sensitive personalfinancial information. If you suspect fraud contact yourlocal police or the Health and Human Services Office ofInspector General at 800-HHS-TIPS.

Bereavement Scams – Scammers will often try to takeadvantage of the increased vulnerability of senior citizenswho have recently lost a loved one, such as a spouse. Inone recent example, a mother and daughter team in Ohiowould find targets by scouring the obituaries. They wouldthen call the widow or widower and claim that their spousehad outstanding debts that needed to be paid immediately.Victims would then provide a blank check or credit card.

BBB Advice: Offer help to elderly family members if theyhave recently lost a loved one and are inexperienced inmanaging finances. If you are uncertain about owing adebt when collectors call, ask for written confirmation.

Smart people fall victim to scams every day. Reportingscams helps stop scammers and prevents more victims inthe future. Awareness and education can help you protectyourself from becoming a victim.

BEWARE SCAMS THAT TARGET SENIORS

Anyone can be a victim, but all too often seniors are thetarget of financial abuse. The older generation is thought tobe more trusting - raised to believe that a man's word is hisbond. Many have built up a nice nest egg from years ofsaving and investing.

According to a June 2010 survey by Investor ProtectionTrust, more than 7.3 million senior citizens—roughly 20 percent of Americans aged 65 or older--already have “beentaken advantage of financially in terms of an inappropriateinvestment, unreasonably high fees for financial services, oroutright fraud.”

The Better Business Bureau (www.bbb.org) warns againstthe following three scams that commonly target seniorcitizens:

Sweepstakes and Lottery Scams –Typically, the victimreceives a letter in the mail stating they have won a lottery orsweepstakes; it might even claim to be from Publisher’sClearing House or Reader’s Digest. The letter instructs thevictim to deposit an enclosed check and then wire a portionback to the company to cover taxes or administration fees. While the funds will initially show up in the bank account, themoney will be removed when the bank determines the checkis fake. The victim is out whatever they wired back to thescammers—often amounting to thousands of dollars.

BBB Advice: Never wire money to someone you don’tknow. You should never have to send money to receive anywinnings from a lottery or sweepstakes.

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GLEN’S PAINTING – Experienced – Reliable – Affordable -References upon request – Watergate resident 415-728-4944

DIANA GUITTARD, CNA - Caring, compassionate caregiver -Dementia – Alzheimer’s - Drive to all appointments - Runerrands - Cooking – Lite housekeeping - Live in or out - 16-years’ experience - Excellent references 510-289-1417

FREE COMPUTER ESTIMATE * FIX / TUTORING: PC-Macs, laptops, iPads - Support@VudaSolution.com 510-725-9470

ARCHITECT OFFERS DESIGN COUNSELING - DavidLocicero, architect and Watergate property owner, offersDesign Counseling sessions answering your questions andassessing your options. Learn more: DSLociceroarchitect.comor 415-342-2204

HOME CLEANING SERVICES - Regular cleanings – Windows- Moving - One time - A gift? - Chanda Phillips 510-520-9811(We live here)

PROFESSIONAL WRITER/EDITOR, Ph.D. - Fiction andnonfiction: novels, memoirs, autobiographies, stories,screenplays, stage plays, poetry, speeches, essays, anddesktop publishing. Work in person or online. Contact Paul:writinggg@gmail.com or 510-710-2249. TV interview:http://youtube.com/watch?v=jTPpodGmuyE

ENGLISH TUTORING – by experienced ESL teacher (TESOLcertified) – 510-512-0562

MAINTENANCE – Handyman, home repair and remodeling –Reliable, free estimate, references available – Ira Goldmanigcrocker@yahoo.com or 917-868-0377

COMPUTER HELP AVAILABLE - Slow computer, repair,upgrade, installation, virus issues, printer, and more. Alsoprivate instruction and tutoring on ALL topics for ALLlevels. Very affordable rates - friendly and patient.Windows/Mac okay. Call Dave 415-509-3725.dave@sfcomputertraining.net for resume and testimonials

CARPET CLEANING - Highly effective teri-towel system; non-toxic, clean and dry in 1 to 2 hours! $100/hr, $75 minimum -satisfaction guaranteed. “Many and sincere thanks for anexcellent job cleaning my carpet.” L.B. Watergate resident.Call for estimate and appointment – mention Code W1109 – at415-685-1422 – Jon, carpet cleaning tech since 2003 – TheCarpet Muse (aka Red Rugs – see Yelp.com for reviews) andfellow Watergate resident

COMPUTER REPAIR / CONSULTATION – Friendly, patient,$50/visit – PC/MAC/Smartphone, Software, Hardware,Network, all problems – Contact Jun 510-529-9568

HANDYMAN - Home repair and maintenance – Responsible,reliable, on time – References – Peter Cameronpetercameron@live.com 510-409-4429

WCA SECURITY ACTIVITY February 2014

Security Director Dan Marchetti and the Watergate Security Department are dedicated to creating a safe and welcoming environment for Watergate residents. Crime/prevention and rule enforcement questions can be discussed with Dan directly at 510-450-1721. Security can also be contacted 24-hours a day at 510-772-5005 to assist residents and document their concerns.

Please keep in mind that our security staff does not have police power or training. In the event of an urgent police, fire, or medical emergency, please first call 911.

Security Activity WCA EPDOpen Door 1Hazard 0Citizen Assist 14Animal Complaint 1Alarm Elevator 0 Juvenile Complaint 0Misc. Investigation 41CC&R Violations 6Misc. Assignments 225Maintenance Reports 10Parking Violations 70Property Reports 0Vehicle Registration 26Vehicle Tow 8Casualty Reports 0Fire 0Fire Alarm 1Mail Delivery 48

Crimes Against Property Burglary-Residential 0 *Burglary-Auto 0 *Burglary-Commercial 0 *Grand Theft 0 *Petty Theft 0 *Robberies 0 *Malicious Mischief 0 *Auto Theft 0 *Recovered Stolen Vehicle 0 *Vehicle Hit and Run 0 *

Crimes Against Persons Homicides 0 *Battery - Simple Assault 0 *Domestic Disputes 0 *Disturbance 0 *Sexual Assault 0 *Car Jacking 0 *

* Emeryville crime statistics for February 2014 were not posted at time of press. Detailed and regularly updated EPD crime reports are available by accessing www.crimereports.com.

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