Rancho Santa Fe questions

[jeeman]

Hi, we are looking at moving to RSF…we found some homes off of Via Cuatro Caminos and La Soldadera, and the listings say that the zip code is 92067. However, the tax rolls show that it is 92075, which is considered Solana Beach. Yet this is on the east side of RSF, must closer to 92127 than 92075.

What gives? Does anyone have a link to a detailed covenant map? Is this area in the Covenant?

Jeeman

[sdrealtor]

While far from an expert on RSF I beleive the discrepancy has to do with the way mail is delivered (or more accurately not delivered) in RSF. Most mail goes to a PO Boxes at the central post office in town. Quite often the mailing address and physical address dont match up. Its the reason most addresses plot to the ZIP Centroid (geographical central) on most GIS applications.

[sdrealtor]

While far from an expert on RSF I beleive the discrepancy has to do with the way mail is delivered (or more accurately not delivered) in RSF. Most mail goes to a PO Boxes at the central post office in town. Quite often the mailing address and physical address dont match up. Its the reason most addresses plot to the ZIP Centroid (geographical central) on most GIS applications.

[sdrealtor]

While far from an expert on RSF I beleive the discrepancy has to do with the way mail is delivered (or more accurately not delivered) in RSF. Most mail goes to a PO Boxes at the central post office in town. Quite often the mailing address and physical address dont match up. Its the reason most addresses plot to the ZIP Centroid (geographical central) on most GIS applications.

[sdrealtor]

While far from an expert on RSF I beleive the discrepancy has to do with the way mail is delivered (or more accurately not delivered) in RSF. Most mail goes to a PO Boxes at the central post office in town. Quite often the mailing address and physical address dont match up. Its the reason most addresses plot to the ZIP Centroid (geographical central) on most GIS applications.

[sdrealtor]

While far from an expert on RSF I beleive the discrepancy has to do with the way mail is delivered (or more accurately not delivered) in RSF. Most mail goes to a PO Boxes at the central post office in town. Quite often the mailing address and physical address dont match up. Its the reason most addresses plot to the ZIP Centroid (geographical central) on most GIS applications.

[sreeb]

I believe these are in Hacienda Santa Fe and not in the covenant.

If the house hasn’t sold for a long time, these are probably legacy mailing addresses that won’t transfer. You will be heading to the post office, not picking up at that convenient pedestal.

[sreeb]

I believe these are in Hacienda Santa Fe and not in the covenant.

If the house hasn’t sold for a long time, these are probably legacy mailing addresses that won’t transfer. You will be heading to the post office, not picking up at that convenient pedestal.

[sreeb]

I believe these are in Hacienda Santa Fe and not in the covenant.

If the house hasn’t sold for a long time, these are probably legacy mailing addresses that won’t transfer. You will be heading to the post office, not picking up at that convenient pedestal.

[sreeb]

I believe these are in Hacienda Santa Fe and not in the covenant.

If the house hasn’t sold for a long time, these are probably legacy mailing addresses that won’t transfer. You will be heading to the post office, not picking up at that convenient pedestal.

[sreeb]

I believe these are in Hacienda Santa Fe and not in the covenant.

If the house hasn’t sold for a long time, these are probably legacy mailing addresses that won’t transfer. You will be heading to the post office, not picking up at that convenient pedestal.

[SandraL]

While the street mailbox may be more convenient, there is a lot to be said for living in a community where all mail goes to the post office.

Having spent a fair bit of time this past year in Avalon, over on Catalina, there are some advantages that we’ve lost. Having all the mail go to the post office is actually a community builder – you will have more contact with your neighbors and build better relationships. Going to the post office becomes a social activity and way to create a community bond that is so lacking in our modern lives.

If you want to live behind iron gates with limited contact with the neighbors/outside world then curbside delivery is great. If you would like a feeling of actual community – having all mail route to the post office is pretty cool.

[SandraL]

While the street mailbox may be more convenient, there is a lot to be said for living in a community where all mail goes to the post office.

Having spent a fair bit of time this past year in Avalon, over on Catalina, there are some advantages that we’ve lost. Having all the mail go to the post office is actually a community builder – you will have more contact with your neighbors and build better relationships. Going to the post office becomes a social activity and way to create a community bond that is so lacking in our modern lives.

If you want to live behind iron gates with limited contact with the neighbors/outside world then curbside delivery is great. If you would like a feeling of actual community – having all mail route to the post office is pretty cool.

[SandraL]

While the street mailbox may be more convenient, there is a lot to be said for living in a community where all mail goes to the post office.

Having spent a fair bit of time this past year in Avalon, over on Catalina, there are some advantages that we’ve lost. Having all the mail go to the post office is actually a community builder – you will have more contact with your neighbors and build better relationships. Going to the post office becomes a social activity and way to create a community bond that is so lacking in our modern lives.

If you want to live behind iron gates with limited contact with the neighbors/outside world then curbside delivery is great. If you would like a feeling of actual community – having all mail route to the post office is pretty cool.

[SandraL]

While the street mailbox may be more convenient, there is a lot to be said for living in a community where all mail goes to the post office.

Having spent a fair bit of time this past year in Avalon, over on Catalina, there are some advantages that we’ve lost. Having all the mail go to the post office is actually a community builder – you will have more contact with your neighbors and build better relationships. Going to the post office becomes a social activity and way to create a community bond that is so lacking in our modern lives.

If you want to live behind iron gates with limited contact with the neighbors/outside world then curbside delivery is great. If you would like a feeling of actual community – having all mail route to the post office is pretty cool.

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