Live Oak/Codornices Creek Neighborhood Association (LOCCNA)

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Welcome

to the LOCCNA web site.
LOCCNA includes residents near Live Oak Park and
Codornices Creek in North Berkeley, California

Join the LOCCNA Yahoo Group e-mail news list to stay up to date with new developments in the neighborhood, crimewatch information, neighborhood events, and more...

See the latest Berkeley Police Community POP Watch newsletter.
(POP = problem oriented policing)

ANNOUNCEMENTS:

Robbers nailed by neighbor-police cooperation. Announcement made by our beat officer on our LOCCNA e-mail list led to a neighbor reporting a license number of a supicious vehicle that led to an arrest of armed robbery suspect.

 

• Current information on construction projects throughout Berkeley.
  
  
• North Shattuck Plaza—Proposed changes in north Shattuck (between Vine and Rose) will affect LOCCNA residents.
  
  
• Beth El—Neighborhood concern remains over the Beth El synagogue at 1301 Oxford Street. For more information and history of this project, visit the page of links to documents relevant to the 1301 Oxford development at the old LOCCNA website.

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Recycling

For Eastbay Recycling Resources, see the Alameda County Recycling Guide at http://stopwaste.org/fsrecycle.html

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Codornices Creek

Update: At their meeting of November 28, 2006, City Council approved the Creeks Task Force and City Staff recommendations for revisions to the Berkeley Creek Ordinance.

City of Berkeley Creeks Task Force web page.

Hearing on Berkeley Creek Ordinance: 2004 Sep 28.

Codornices Creek Watershed Restoration Action Plan
(Nov 2003)

See also Urban Creeks Council website
and Berkeley Creeks website

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Disaster Preparedness

The ABAG (Association of Bay Area Governments) website earthquake section. It has loads of information on earthquake preparedness. http://quake.abag.ca.gov/
http://www.abag.ca.gov/bayarea/eqmaps/fixit/fixit.html

Disaster Resistant Berkeley web page: http://www.getreadyBerkeley.org

See also City of Berkeley

• Fire Department
• Office of Emergency Services

Also

• http://www.72hours.org/ - find out how you can prepare yourself and your family for an emergency. You can also learn what to do in response to a specific disaster.
• http://www.redcross.org/
• http://www.preparenow.org/ (especially for vulnerable populations)
• http://www.oes.ca.gov/Operational/OESHome.nsf (California OES—Office of Emergency Services)
• Active Traces of the Hayward Fault (interactive map)

Online brochures on Home Security, Home Security Hardware, Vacation Security, Child Safety, Vehicle Security, Crime Prevention for the Elderly and Disabled, Preventing Sexual Assault at: http://www.safestate.org/publications/

Does More Lighting = More Safety?

Center for Problem-Oriented Policing

Wozniak's Open Town Hall Forum - http://www.opentownhall.com/electeds/9