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January 7, 2008 at 12:55 PM in reply to: RSF kicking out Fairbanks Ranch, Cielo, Crosby, Bridges, Whispering Palms #131146January 7, 2008 at 12:55 PM in reply to: RSF kicking out Fairbanks Ranch, Cielo, Crosby, Bridges, Whispering Palms #131207
svelteParticipantYou are correct, ‘I would rather’:
The Crosby is situated in San Diego 92127 but has Rancho Santa Fe Post Office Box mail delivery.
Cielo does use 92067 (a RSF zip according to the post office) though.
January 7, 2008 at 12:55 PM in reply to: RSF kicking out Fairbanks Ranch, Cielo, Crosby, Bridges, Whispering Palms #131245svelteParticipantYou are correct, ‘I would rather’:
The Crosby is situated in San Diego 92127 but has Rancho Santa Fe Post Office Box mail delivery.
Cielo does use 92067 (a RSF zip according to the post office) though.
January 7, 2008 at 12:25 PM in reply to: RSF kicking out Fairbanks Ranch, Cielo, Crosby, Bridges, Whispering Palms #130934svelteParticipantBetting On Fall and Bugs both have valid pts.
Unincorporated areas around San Marcos still call themselves San Marcos due to the zip code. Since The Crosbys et al won’t be changing zip codes, they will still be able to use RSF in their address.
Similarly, school district boundaries don’t fall exactly on city limit boundaries, so kids won’t be changing school districts just because RSF incorporates.
But homes in incorporated portion will probably still fetch a premium over those in the unincorporated areas, as Bugs points out.
Also, I would bet the next move after incorporation are drives to get ZIP codes and school boundaries changed! I’m also betting that incorporation succeeds this time – with all the higher density developments encroaching on their piece of paradise, RSFers probably want more say in their destiny.
January 7, 2008 at 12:25 PM in reply to: RSF kicking out Fairbanks Ranch, Cielo, Crosby, Bridges, Whispering Palms #131115svelteParticipantBetting On Fall and Bugs both have valid pts.
Unincorporated areas around San Marcos still call themselves San Marcos due to the zip code. Since The Crosbys et al won’t be changing zip codes, they will still be able to use RSF in their address.
Similarly, school district boundaries don’t fall exactly on city limit boundaries, so kids won’t be changing school districts just because RSF incorporates.
But homes in incorporated portion will probably still fetch a premium over those in the unincorporated areas, as Bugs points out.
Also, I would bet the next move after incorporation are drives to get ZIP codes and school boundaries changed! I’m also betting that incorporation succeeds this time – with all the higher density developments encroaching on their piece of paradise, RSFers probably want more say in their destiny.
January 7, 2008 at 12:25 PM in reply to: RSF kicking out Fairbanks Ranch, Cielo, Crosby, Bridges, Whispering Palms #131121svelteParticipantBetting On Fall and Bugs both have valid pts.
Unincorporated areas around San Marcos still call themselves San Marcos due to the zip code. Since The Crosbys et al won’t be changing zip codes, they will still be able to use RSF in their address.
Similarly, school district boundaries don’t fall exactly on city limit boundaries, so kids won’t be changing school districts just because RSF incorporates.
But homes in incorporated portion will probably still fetch a premium over those in the unincorporated areas, as Bugs points out.
Also, I would bet the next move after incorporation are drives to get ZIP codes and school boundaries changed! I’m also betting that incorporation succeeds this time – with all the higher density developments encroaching on their piece of paradise, RSFers probably want more say in their destiny.
January 7, 2008 at 12:25 PM in reply to: RSF kicking out Fairbanks Ranch, Cielo, Crosby, Bridges, Whispering Palms #131183svelteParticipantBetting On Fall and Bugs both have valid pts.
Unincorporated areas around San Marcos still call themselves San Marcos due to the zip code. Since The Crosbys et al won’t be changing zip codes, they will still be able to use RSF in their address.
Similarly, school district boundaries don’t fall exactly on city limit boundaries, so kids won’t be changing school districts just because RSF incorporates.
But homes in incorporated portion will probably still fetch a premium over those in the unincorporated areas, as Bugs points out.
Also, I would bet the next move after incorporation are drives to get ZIP codes and school boundaries changed! I’m also betting that incorporation succeeds this time – with all the higher density developments encroaching on their piece of paradise, RSFers probably want more say in their destiny.
January 7, 2008 at 12:25 PM in reply to: RSF kicking out Fairbanks Ranch, Cielo, Crosby, Bridges, Whispering Palms #131219svelteParticipantBetting On Fall and Bugs both have valid pts.
Unincorporated areas around San Marcos still call themselves San Marcos due to the zip code. Since The Crosbys et al won’t be changing zip codes, they will still be able to use RSF in their address.
Similarly, school district boundaries don’t fall exactly on city limit boundaries, so kids won’t be changing school districts just because RSF incorporates.
But homes in incorporated portion will probably still fetch a premium over those in the unincorporated areas, as Bugs points out.
Also, I would bet the next move after incorporation are drives to get ZIP codes and school boundaries changed! I’m also betting that incorporation succeeds this time – with all the higher density developments encroaching on their piece of paradise, RSFers probably want more say in their destiny.
svelteParticipantThe ocean only looks like that when it is super clear. It is actually bout 6 miles away
Wow, that’s closer than I thought! Pretty nice view.
svelteParticipantThe ocean only looks like that when it is super clear. It is actually bout 6 miles away
Wow, that’s closer than I thought! Pretty nice view.
svelteParticipantThe ocean only looks like that when it is super clear. It is actually bout 6 miles away
Wow, that’s closer than I thought! Pretty nice view.
svelteParticipantThe ocean only looks like that when it is super clear. It is actually bout 6 miles away
Wow, that’s closer than I thought! Pretty nice view.
svelteParticipantThe ocean only looks like that when it is super clear. It is actually bout 6 miles away
Wow, that’s closer than I thought! Pretty nice view.
svelteParticipanthttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_sock_puppet
There are other explanations, of course, but this is the most likely IMHO.
svelteParticipanthttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_sock_puppet
There are other explanations, of course, but this is the most likely IMHO.
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