Supported by San Diego County's Aging & Independence Services, Project Care is simply the sum total of effort by each individual partner, volunteer, and participant.

Click below to download the application form. Go to our website for additional information - http://www.projectcaresd.org/#/services/4542204543

To view the list of volunteers, click the images below (PDF will open in a new window)

	Distinguished Volunteers / District Representative of the Year / Take the Night Off
	Presidential Award of Merit / Energizer Bunny
	Community Planning Groups / Community Service Awards
	School Volunteers / Youth & Teen Volunteers
	Neighborhood Watch / Public Servants
	Certificates of Appreciation

Saturday, April 28th, 12:30-4:30pm  

Four great chances to see what your neighbors are doing.

11395 Tribuna Ave 12:30 – 2:30pm

A creative low-water landscape that uses over $1000 of San Diego City water rebates, and included many green features, inside the house and out. The owner did the water work himself and will be on hand to answer questions. as well as the City dept.

10886 Aviary Court 1:30 – 3:30pm

Owner-designed, owner-implemented changes make this one of the greenest homes in Scripps Ranch, and since he did it all himself, he has a wealth of information and ideas to share. The list includes

• 3000 gallons of water harvesting capability – 10 300-gallon tanks linked underground, filled from the house's rain gutters, and directed to the yard via a pressurized pump system
• Photovoltaic solar collectors on the roof
• Special insulation with a double radiant barrier that effectively insulates up to R42
• Water-permeable hardscapes in the driveway, walks, and patio
• Backyard composting
• Hot-water (hydronic) under-floor heating system is underway but not complete.

10894 Aviary Court (right next door) also 1:30 – 3:30pm

20 SunPower solar collectors powering both a house AND a Chevy Volt.

10855 Elderwood Rd 2:30 – 3:30pm

A 1.2kw photovoltaic system covers most of the owners' energy needs and a very thorough water harvesting system has been designed and installed with the help of water harvest expert Brook Sarson:

• Laundry greywater recycling uses a garage collection tank and a hose bib to deliver the water to buried pipes in appropriate outside areas
• Bathtub greywater recycles via a pump that delivers the water to backyard trees. The water can be regulated to deliver to particular sub-areas at any given time.
• A 600-gallon rain barrel was recently installed and is just waiting for rain.

Both the owners and water harvesting expert Brook will be present to explain and answer questions.

Dumpsters will be located in the parking lots of the following locations:

Business Park
14300 Meanley Drive
San Diego, CA 92131

SRCA Community Center
11885 Cypress Canyon Road
San Diego, CA 92131

To see the list of Scripps Ranch community volunteers honored this year, download the Recognition Night program (PDF) here.

This is a "dome home" built by the owner using new sustainable technology (not the old 60's Bucky Fuller dome). It's filled with beautiful design features created from sustainable materials, and takes full advantage of solar technologies, rainwater and greywater harvesting, an urban orchard, and more. We'll carpool to Pt. Loma together – contact us.

Saturday, April 28th, 12:30-4:30pm : Scripps Ranch Green Living Tour, Part 2

Four great chances to see what your neighbors are doing.

•11395 Tribuna Ave 12:30 – 2:30pm

A creative low-water landscape that uses over $1000 of San Diego City water rebates, and included many green features, inside the house and out. The owner did the water work himself and will be on hand to answer questions. as well as landscape designer Stacy Moser.

• 10886 Aviary Court 1:30 – 3:30pm

Owner-designed, owner-implemented changes make this one of the greenest homes in Scripps Ranch, and since he did it all himself, he has a wealth of information and ideas to share. California Center for Sustainable Energy will also have a representative at the two adjacent homes and will discuss rebate programs and more. The list includes

o 3000 gallons of water harvesting capability – 10 300-gallon tanks linked underground, filled from the house's rain gutters, and directed to the yard via a pressurized pump system

o Photovoltaic solar collectors on the roof

o Special insulation with a double radiant barrier that effectively insulates up to R42

o Water-permeable hardscapes in the driveway, walks, and patio

o Backyard composting

o Hot-water (hydronic) under-floor heating system is underway but not complete.

• 10894 Aviary Court (right next door) also 1:30 – 3:30pm

20 SunPower solar collectors powering both a house AND a Chevy Volt.

• 10855 Elderwood Rd 2:30 – 4:30pm

A 1.2kw photovoltaic system covers most of the owners' energy needs and a very thorough water harvesting system has been designed and installed with the help of water harvest expert Brook Sarson:

o Laundry greywater recycling uses a garage collection tank and a hose bib to deliver the water to buried pipes in appropriate outside areas

o Bathtub greywater recycles via a pump that delivers the water to backyard trees. The water can be regulated to deliver to particular sub-areas at any given time.

o A 600-gallon rain barrel was recently installed and is just waiting for rain.

Both the owners and water harvesting expert Brook will be present to explain and answer questions.

Sunday, May 6th 12-5pm Green Street at the SRCA Community Fair

We have a terrific mix of 17 participating organizations, from the Birch Aquarium, CCSE, Parks, to a Chevy Volt. Great for Adults and Kids.

http://www.scrippsranch.org/events/community-fair.html

We will also have 10-20 min talks and fun projects throughout the day: from rebate programs, hydroponics, and worm composting to learning how to make succulent bowls. More info will be posted soon.

The event will consist of residents driving or walking the roads of Scripps Ranch to document potholes and other street issues in their community. City work crews will then fix the problems that are documented.

Volunteers are still needed to help report road issues in the community. The event will be held at the Scripps Ranch community center at 11885 Cypress Canyon Rd. on April 21st at 8:30 AM. To RSVP please call Councilmember DeMaio's office at 619-236-6655 or email at CarlDeMaio@SanDiego.Gov

This is community wide event that attracts buyers from all over San Diego. This is your opportunity to clean closets, make some extra cash and maybe even get a car in the garage!

Each spring, Coldwell Banker Residential sponsors a community-wide Scripps Ranch Garage Sale.  The event is well advertised, well attended, and offers a chance to sell or purchase some wonderful and unique "treasures."

If you are a seller and want your home to be placed on the garage sale map, please call 578-5510 ext 300. Garage sale signs may be picked up at the Coldwell Banker office (12036 Scripps Highlands Drive, next to Chilis). If you are a shopper, you can pick up garage sale maps up at the Coldwell Banker office starting at 7:15 a.m. that Saturday morning.

Clean-Up Day is on Saturday, Apr. 21, from 8 am until noon. Dumpsters will be at the Business Park opposite Scripps Ranch High School and in the SRCA Community Center parking lot.

Activities will include games, food, and jumpers. The food will be for sale; the jumpers and egg hunts are free. The age divisions and times are as follows:

• 1 pm: 2 years and under 
• 1:30 pm: 3-4 years old 
• 2 pm: 5-6 years old 
• 2:30 pm: 7-9 years old 
• 3 pm: 10-12 years old 
• 3:30 pm: All ages

Hope you join us!

FREE EVENT!

Three Scripps Ranch examples of Green Living, with homeowners and experts to answer your questions

11:00am-2:00pm at 11745 La Colina Rd: drought tolerant front yard, backyard edible garden and mini-orchard, hydroponics, solar installation, worm composting demo, plus LEED-certified landscape designer Marian Marum and recycling experts to answer your questions.

11:30am-2:00pm at 10205 Avenida Magnifica: a Nissan Leaf with charging station plus a solar installation.

1:00pm-3:00pm at 12111 Charbono St: a native garden with a bioswale and other LEED-recommended features, LEED-certified landscape designer Michael Brennan to answer your questions, and a chance to learn about Scripps Ranch's own Family Adventures in Nature Club.

And more: the City Water Conservation will be present with rebate info and answers to your questions, and we expect a Chevy Volt available for viewing and very knowledgeable docents from local parks and CA Native Plant Society.