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April 27th, 2010

Cash for Appliances

A reminder blog

By: Kenny Melcombe

This is a follow up blog that reiterates the Cash for Appliance program starting this Thursday, April 29th.

California began a ‘Cash for Appliances’ program on Thursday (Earth Day) and will run through May 23. If you purchase a new energy-efficient appliance and recycle your old one you can get a rebate of $200 for refrigerators, $100 for clothes washers and $50 for room air conditioners. To qualify you must live in California, the purchase, installation and recycling must take place in California. No out-of-state or Internet purchases are eligible.

The new appliances must be rated as energy-efficient by the Energy Star program. Your rebate submission must include a completed and signed application, proof of appliance recycling, a copy of the new appliance sales receipt, a copy of a utility bill and proof of purchase (i.e. UPC label).

No retroactive purchases qualify. The program website provides all the necessary details: www.cash4appliances.org. Rebates are on a first-come, first-serve basis until funds are depleted. This is NOT a tax credit but a rebate from the State of California and can be combined with manufacturer and Southern California Edison rebates.

For other state rebate programs, visit the Southern California Edison website at www.sce.com/RebatesandSavings or www.fypower.org.

EwingSIR does not guarantee information contained in this blog, readers are encouraged not to rely solely on this information and to do their own independent research of facts contained herein. Blog information was obtained from independent sources that we do not endorse, and we do not investigate this information for accuracy.

Kenny Melcombe

Posted by Kenny Melcombe on April 27th, 2010

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In the 1980’s, Robert Zuckerman and the Continental Communities Development group began to build homes in what was to become known as Valley Circle Estates. These traditional homes, noted for their beautiful interior wood detail, were built on County Oak Rd., Nora Lynn Dr., Woodland View Dr., Paseo La Vista, Little Oak Ln., Calvert St., and Wooded Vista. In the late 80,s early 90,s, the undeveloped lots were sold to Anden developers and they built just a few homes and the models ,known as Hearthside Homes. They in turn sold the undeveloped lots to White Hawk developers, who, in the early 90’s built Mediterranean style homes. White Hawk in turn sold the remaining lots to Braemar, who completed the development in the mid to late 90,s of what is known as Valley Circle Estates. A few lots were sold to private developers. Valley Circle Estates is located west of Valley Circle, mostly south of Victory to Woodland View, with Wooded Vista to the north of Victory bordering Knapp Ranch Park. The Ahmanson Ranch Victory Trailhead is at the top of Victory by the Valley Circle Estate Monument. The school district is a mix of Las Virgenes Schools and LAUSD, depending on the street and the address.

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