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Independent, locally owned and operated! For LAMORINDA Grand fitness Delivered bi-weekly to all Need to contact us? 925.377.0977 re-Opening Lamorinda homes & businesses Sept 12-18 $ 594 Moraga Rd., 376-0110 (Rheem Center, near Home Goods) Prizes, Fun, Call for Calendar of events Also ask about our FREE nutrition class Chip Herman (standing) and Whitney Haist (driver) with Haist's fully restored 1926 Dodge Brothers Roadster which will be on display at the 5th Annual Orinda Classic Car Show Photos Ohlen Alexander By Andrea A. Firth Orinda Classic Car Show—Five Years and Going Strong t’s all about building community and giving back,” says Chip Herman as casional vintage Air Stream camper. There’s something for everyone,” he adds. he looks out the window from his seat inside Geppetto’s toward Orinda The car show has become an Orinda tradition and has grown exponentially Way, which on September 19th will be lined with vintage and modern ex- over the past five years. The first year, the show attracted 22 cars and raised $1,600 Town News 2, 3, 4 “I for Seniors Around Town, a volunteer organization that provides transportation to otic cars for the 5th Annual Orinda Classic Car Show. Herman, a 20-year resident Life in Lamorinda 5, 8, 9, 10 of Orinda and the event founder, displays a youthful exuberance and his passion for senior residents. Last year, there were over 125 cars on display and the show netted Letters to the Editor 6 cars as he describes the plans for this year’s show. “Orinda’s Car Show is unique be- $16,000 for the seniors’ program. Herman expects year five to be even bigger and Community Service 11 cause of the range of great vehicles we get from the community,” says Herman. better. “I’ve been to a lot of car shows,” he says, “[The Orinda Car Show] has some Real Estate 12 “Each year we have both classic cars in mint condition and others that are lovingly hidden gems, some really amazing cars. It rivals any national car show.” Business 13 driven every day. We get hot rods and other custom cars, race cars, and even the oc- ... continued on page 18 Schools 14, 15 Advertising Not to be Missed 16, 17 72 Tappan Lane, Orinda 43 Bear Ridge Rd, Orinda 9 Via Hermosa, Orinda Service Directory 16 HOW TO CONTACT US 17 Stunning Remodel with Sleepy Hollow Hideaway Beautiful Country Club Tuscan Villa Panoramic Views! $1,695,000 2,900,000 Dining 17 $2,050,000 Lamorinda’s September Events 18, 19 In the Back Yard 20 Sports 21, 22, 23 Love Lafayette 24 Pending This Week Read About: Enchanting Art Wanted 2 DRE#01272382 Laura Abrams Cell: (510) 697­3225 [email protected] Rancho Laguna Approval 3 Bike/Walk/Trail Plan 4 MOFD Board Selects Stakeholder Group to Foreclosed Home Becomes SMC Fall Reading Series 8 Interview Fire Chief Candidates Public Nuisance in Lafayette Music and Watermelon 9 Changing the World 10 By Lucy Amaral By Cathy Tyson he Moraga-Orinda Fire District ferent groups - municipalities, organizations, Just Released 13 T(MOFD) Board of Directors moved individuals, etc., - all those that the fire dis- Ice Cream in a Bag 15 yet another step further in selecting a new fire trict serves,” Wilson said. The Board will Varsity Sports Previews: chief. At the MOFD Board meeting held then conduct final interviews on September Girls' Volleyball 21 August 19, the Board announced that a com- 14 and make its decision soon thereafter. Wil- Football 23 mittee made up of community members, son said he hopes the process is complete and Don't miss the opening of the local police and fire chiefs, and MOFD em- a new Fire Chief is hired by September 30. ployees will serve as its ‘Stakeholder’ group The new Chief will replace Acting Fire Lafayette Farmers' Market, (see sidebar), which will interview the can- Chief Pete Nowicki. Nowicki, who retired in This home is at the center of the controversy Photo Cathy Tyson Thursday, Sept. 3rd, 4-8p.m., didates. The interview session was set for December 2008, has been serving as interim he City of Lafayette just wanted from the interior of the existing struc- Lafayette Plaza Park. September 2. Fire Chief until a replacement if found. De- Tto see it cleaned up; easier said ture; what was left was a hollow shell. Avery Associates, the executive search pending on the start date for the new Chief, than done for a foreclosed home on the Unfortunately Barcelona, like many firm retained by the Board, was charged with Wilson said that the Board has the option of corner of Condit Road and Pleasant Californians, fell on hard times, and submitting the top six to eight candidates to continuing Nowicki’s contract on a weekly or PRSRT STD PRSRT Hill Road. What originally was a re- was unable to complete the remodel. PAID U.S.POSTAGE AD-VANTAGE the Board and the Stakeholder group for in- monthly basis. quest to clean up the yard has now be- The home eventually went into fore- terviews. Board President Pete Wilson said Also on the August 19 MOFD come a $15,000 lien on the property. closure. that the Board of Directors also has the op- agenda was a request by Orinda resident It started in 2004, when the “The neighbors have been very tion of adding any candidate from the origi- Steve Cohn, on behalf of a community home was purchased as an investment patient and endured the nuisance for nal 56 applicants if they feel it necessary. group, FAIR (Fire and Infrastructure Re- by Joel Barcelona. A large addition too long. At one point it was intended Once the Stakeholder group finalizes newal), asking the Board for access to inci- was planned in the rear of the home, to be my family's primary residence its interviews, it will make recommendations dent response time data that MOFD used so the back of the structure was but that fell through. to the Board. “We hope to obtain a wide point for a ‘standards of coverage’ study. opened up and framing began. Sheet ... continued on page 6 of view as to what’s important to all the dif- ... continued on page 8 rock and insulation were removed Orinda to Host California Independent Film Festival Eat, Drink, Listen and Shop at Lafayette’s Art and Wine Festival By Andrea A. Firth By Cathy Tyson What will Orinda soon have in On September 19 and 20, Lafayette will common with Park City, Utah; hold its biggest event of the year, the Art and Telluride, Colorado; and Wine Festival. A portion of Mt. Diablo Cannes, France? A film festival! Boulevard will be closed to cars, but open In April Orinda, specifically the for strolling, drinking, munching and shop- historic Orinda Theater, will be- ping – possibly even dancing. With easy come home to the California In- parking at BART, the Festival features top dependent Film Festival. notch food, wine and micro-brews, along with return to: Lamorinda Weekly • P.O. Box 6133 • Moraga, CA 94570 Box 6133 • Moraga, CA • P.O. Weekly return to: Lamorinda Read on page 5 more than 250 booths ...Read on page 19 Mailed and delivered to 24,200 homes and businesses in Lamorinda. Mailed and delivered Page: 2 LAMORINDA WEEKLY • www.lamorindaweekly.com 925-377-0977 Wednesday, September 2, 2009 Calendar City Council 7pm Lafayette Lamorinda Community Lafayette Community Center, Manzanita Room 500 St Mary’s Road Monday, September 14 Lafayette’s Natural Resource Dana Green Presents... Planning Comm. 7pm Four Great Reasons to Discover Lafayette! Community Center, Manzanita Room 500 St Mary’s Road Happy Valley Traditional w/Contemporay Flair… Thursday, September 17 1195 Upper Happy Valley Rd. Extensively updated September 3 cancelled Call for Showing Lic. 01482454 4BR/2.5BA w/ .53 park-like Design Review 7pm lot. Outdoor kitchen/ Community Center, Manzanita Room (925) 339-1918 pool/spa/sport court/ 500 St Mary’s Road [email protected] www.DanaGreenTeam.com playhouse/cottage Tuesday, September 8 gardens & level lawns! Senior Services 3:00pm Wanted: Enchanting Art for New Library $1,599,000 Community Center, Alder Room 500 St Mary’s Road By Cathy Tyson Charming Architectural Retreat… Thursday, September 24 or three Lafayette artists who have 1 Rimrock Road, Lafayette City of Lafayette: applied and that this type of request Beautifully updated 3133 http://www.ci.lafayette.ca.us is “notorious for last minute entries.” By Appointment The Oakland Museum is one of sq. ft. 4BR+office/ 2.5BA Chamber of Commerce: many partners in the Glenn Seaborg on serene 1.2 acres w/ in- door/outdoor lure, http://www.lafayettechamber.org Learning Consortium - a pioneering architectural harmony & collaboration that provides diverse quality craftsmanship! cultural, arts and educational re- $1,389,000 sources to the community. Once these newest artworks are selected, they will join two site- Reliez Valley Build-to-Suit… specific pieces that were commis- Award-winning R&J 70 Ariey Lane, Lafayette sioned last year: a unique fifteen foot Residential Burglary, 7/31/09 Un- Construction to design Just Listed tall bronze of an off-kilter stack of known suspects broke a window in a & build your dream home on this level .42 Mariposa Road home and entered book pages with some pages “float- acre parcel. Tranquil the residence. The thieves stole Southwest corner of the new Library Photo Cathy Tyson ing” across the Outdoor Plaza by Brian Goggin and a series of art- creek side setting $24,213 worth of jewelry and a lap- s an army of construction Looking to create an engaging works for the Children’s Activity w/ majestic Oaks! top.
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