Want to attend a Saranap Homeowners Ogranization membership meeting? A Board of Directors meeting? Find out what geographic area makes up the Saranap Homeowners Ogranization? Do you want to see where the Saranap is in relation to the surrounding cities? Want to see where your residence is in the Saranap Community? How about where the earthquake faults that are near enough to be a concern? We have maps for all of that and more, right here!
Our Annual Membership Meetings are held at the Sun Valley Bible Chapel which is located at 3111 Patty Way; this is a private road with a turnoff from 1031 Leland Drive, just north of the Meher School. Click here to see a map. Meeting dates and times are here.
The Saranap Homeowners Organization Board of Directors meets at the office of Contra Costa County Supervisor Gayle Uilkema next to the Lafayette Fire Station, 3338 Mount Diablo Blvd., across from El Charro restaurant. Meetings are usually held on the third Thursday of each month at 7:30 p.m. Click here for a map. Click here for more information about Board meetings. Click here for a list of our Officers and Board of Directors members.
The California Geological Survey has published a new map plotting earthquake faults on a Google map of the state. Click here to see two closeup maps that are roughly centered on the Saranap area. Click here to go to the California Geological Survey website.
Exactly where is Saranap? Use the interactive map below to view our unique community. Click and hold your left mouse button, and you can move the map around. Double-click your left mouse button, and the map will re-center at that location and will zoom in one level. Click the + or - at the upper left corner of the map, and you can zoom in or zoom out. Click the Sat button at the upper right corner of the map, and you will see a satellite image; to return to a normal road map view, click the Map button. Click the View Larger Map link at the lower left corner below the map, and you will go to Google Maps where there are more options and features you can use. One of the most interesting is Street View (which works best if you zoom in closer). Click the Street View button and you'll see most of the streets in Saranap outlined in blue, and a small figure will be displayed instead of a pointer. If you drag the little figure to a street outlined in blue a window will open where you will see a photograph of the street; you can hold down your left mouse button and drag the image 360° then double-click to zoom in. Click on the N-S-E-W arrows on the street to "take a walk" up or down the street. You may even be able to zoom in for a close-up of your own home. Who knows; you might even see yourself in one of the views! Most of the Saranap Community has been photographed by Google; however, most non-public roads are not included in Street View.