Any person who possesses a valid Leisure World identification card may receive one RFID tag for one vehicle with a valid GRF decal without charge. The GRF Board of Directors is currently reviewing the process for residents with additional registered vehicles. RFID tags will be distributed at the 1.8-Acre site on each Mutual’s assigned distribution date. The hours of distribution will be

A Minibus informational meeting will be held Thursday, Sept. 7, at 10 a.m. in Clubhouse 3, Room 3, to assist LW residents with using the many transportation services available to the Leisure World community. No reservations are required. The GRF Transportation Department provides information on the LW Minibus service as well as the GRF appointment-based Access bus service for people with mobility

• Expired or invalid state vehicle registration: $25. • Inoperable vehicle: $25. • “For sale” sign on vehicle: $25. • Handicapped parking without disabled plate or placard: $100. • Hazardous materials leaking: $50. • Limited time parking: $25. • Red Zone parking: $100. • Performing maintenance or repair: $25. • RV violations: $50. • Washing

The 2023 GRF Paving Project will continue starting with the paving of five more streets, including Interlachen Road, Twin Hills Drive, South Fairfield Lane, St. Andrews (outside of the gate) and Kenwood Road. Pedestrians and drivers should proceed with caution and adhere to traffic controls.

Editor: My husband and I have dined at the Primrose restaurant on two recent occasions and have been pleasantly surprised at the quality of the food. Our dinners, a French dip and Reuben sandwiches, were very tasty. A diner near us said her leg of lamb dinner was delicious, and the menu is most extensive. Primrose is located at the Seal Beach Village shopping center, just outside Leisure World.

An article headlined “Feeding wildlife is illegal” in the Aug. 17 edition of the LW Weekly incorrectly reported that Mutual 4 allows bird feeders. Mutual 4 does not allow bird feeders dispensing bird seed anywhere on Mutual property, including hanging from trees.

The Orange County Community Services and Office on Aging invites Leisure World residents to participate in the state’s Community Assessment Survey of Older Adults. The survey focuses on what services and programs seniors need. It doesn’t ask for identifying information such as name, address, or email but seeks opinions on services already offered and others that might still be needed. The survey