Carmel Pine Cone, March 15, 2013 (real estate) - The Carmel Pine ...

March 15, 2013 Carmel Pine Cone Real Estate 7 REPOLICE LOGFrom page 4Ato animal control.Carmel-by-the-Sea: Woman came to thestation requesting to file a report on her lostcell phone. She said she last saw her cell phonewhile shopping at Bruno’s. She requested aESCROWSFrom previous pageSeaside (con’t.)1093 Wanda Street — $277,000Peter Lips and Berlin Heller to Nathan and NataliaRiciglianoAPN: 012-351-0581640 Kenneth Street — $285,000Daniel Stumler and Marta Parada to Kenneth andJodie NicholsonAPN: 012-695-0051985 Luxton Street — $305,000Jorge and Myrna Santiago to Daniel StumlerAPN: 011-094-0041731 Harding Street — $323,000Latasha Ellis to Antonio CastellanosAPN: 012-762-0431652 Luxton Street — $330,000Lino Ponce to William and Susan RagsdaleAPN: 012-694-0011820 Nadina Street — $425,000Oren Swain to Ralf Munester and PetraJakobskruegerAPN: 012-016-051n Foreclosure salesCarmel24584 Castro Lane — $950,000(unpaid debt $1,077,760)report in case the cell phone was found andturned over to the police department. A briefdescription of the phone was provided. She wasadvised to contact the department in the eventher cell phone was located.Carmel-by-the-Sea: CPD, Monterey FireStation 5 (Carmel) units and Carmel FireAmbulance responded to a report of a victim ofa fall on Seventh Avenue.Pacific Grove: Ninth Street resident calledDefault Services to Granite Ranch OpportunitiesAPN: 009-091-015Carmel Valley17 E Garzas Road — $744,000(debt $877,270)TD Service Company toGranite Ranch Opportunities LLCAPN: 189-141-016Monterey625 Terry Street — $383,000(debt $331,286)First American Title Insurance Co. toNorth Point Investments Fund LLCAPN: 001-167-015315 Virgin Avenue — $317,000(debt $522,871)David Cearlock toFlores Brothers InvestmentsAPN: 013-052-009Highway 6825011 Hidden Mesa Court —$1,606,355 (debt $1,318,934)Cal-Western Reconveyance to NationstarMortgage LLCAPN: 416-196-006Home sales listings are compiled from publicrecords filed with the Monterey County Recorder.The Pine Cone prints ALL Monterey Peninsulahome sales shown on recorded deeds, and we willbe unable to comply with requests to omit individualsales.to state that the neighbor’s dog runs out of thehouse and into the street in front of their house.The dog has on several occasions gotten tangledup with her and her dog as they are walkingdown the sidewalk. Officer informed thedog owner of the violation and that she neededto contain her dog to her yard. Went over severalways that she could contain her dog in heryard, including building a front gate so the dogwould not exit the yard and run into the streetor sidewalk. Dog owner to put the dog on atether until repairs could be made. Nothing further.Pacific Grove: Person reported subjectstrespassing in the hotel hot tub. Two subjectswere contacted and released on cites for trespassing.Carmel Valley: A Carmel Valley residentrequested assistance in locating her lost cellphone.FRIDAY, MARCH 1Carmel-by-the-Sea: Woman came to stationto report losing her laptop bag somewherein the City of Carmel. The woman said sheattended several meetings within the City ofCarmel and does not remember where she leftthe bag. She does not remember the exact contentscontained inside the bag; however, herlaptop and iPad were inside her purse and notinside the laptop bag. She was advised to contactthe department in the event the bag wasfound.Carmel-by-the-Sea: Subsequent to a trafficstop on Fifth Avenue, a driver was found to bein possession of drug paraphernalia and suspectedhydrocodone. He was released, and areport was to be filed with the district attorney’soffice.Carmel-by-the-Sea: When a bill was beingpaid at a business on Dolores Street, creditcards belonging to two separate customerswere switched by mistake by an employee.Reporting party wanted to document incident.Carmel-by-the-Sea: CPD, Monterey FireStation 5 (Carmel) units and Carmel FireAmbulance responded to a report of a victim ofa fall on Fifth Avenue.Pacific Grove: A 47-year-old female wasarrested on Laurel Avenue for elder abuse.Pacific Grove: Advised by Monterey FireDepartment that two parties collided on therecreation trail. One subject suffered a brokenfinger, and the other a cut to a thumb. Subjectrefused transport and will seek medical onown.Pacific Grove: Person reported fraudulentuse of a debit card after purchase at a local gasstation. No suspect information.Pacific Grove: Park Place resident complainedof ongoing neighbor problem. Sheadvised that her neighbors called her landlordto complain about loud music coming from herhome. The resident advised she was listening tomusic and screaming as part of a type of therapy.She did not feel she was causing a disturbanceand felt she was being harassed. She saidthe neighbor’s children are always loud whenthey play basketball outside. The residentadmitted that she did not like her neighbors andis frustrated. She wanted the incident documentedbecause it makes her feel better.See LOG page 8RE7,775,000...Village estate. Iconic. Historic (1907). Coveted. Richly,fussily restored. Room to romp. Entertain a crowd. Gentlewalk to everywhere. Steps to the beach. All the right thingsin all the right places... and a finished basement bigger thanmany Carmel homes! Commands attention. Welcomes all.NE Corner Carmelo & 13th.Robin Aeschliman www.robinaeschliman.com (831) 595-4070Carmel-by-the-SeaOcean Front7 Sand & Sea Road$6,750,000Carmel-by-the-SeaOcean ViewSan Antonio 4 SW of 10th$2,595,000RHONDA WILLIAMS & JUDY TOLLNER PRESENT...carmel’s jacks peak | 5 acres | guest house | 4­car garageCarmel-by-the-SeaEstate Sized2996 Franciscan Way$2,795,000VISIT SATURDAY 2­4 | 554 AGUAJITO | $1,795,000www.AguajitoCarmel.com831.601.3320www.AdamMoniz.comA Leading Specialist in Carmel-by-the-Sea Real Estate SalesSotheby’sINTERNATIONAL REALTYpartners in real estate | the old fashioned wayrhonda williams 831.236.5463 | 831.402.2076 judy tollnerwww.williamsandtollner.comCOLDWELL BANKER DEL MONTE REALTY