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Profile of La Jolla
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Population is 38,250
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Detached single dwellings
range from $800,000 to over $20,000,000
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Condos range from $650,000
to $2,500,000
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ZIP
Code: 92037.

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There are theories linking the
origin of the name, "La Jolla" to the Spanish word, "la
joya" which means the jewel, and to the Indian word for "cave".
The community of La Jolla lies within the boundaries of the City
of San Diego, but it's location 14 miles north of downtown San Diego
and population of about 38,000, has helped it establish it's own
identity as a small town refuge from the big city.
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If you are considering a move
to La Jolla, here are the local community resources which will make
it easier to set up your new residence. |
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| City
Hall - City of San Diego |
| 619-236-5555 |
| Police
- San Diego Police Dept |
| 858-552-1700 |
| Fire
- San Diego Fire Dept |
| 619-533-4300 |
| Electric
Company - SDG&E |
| 619-239-7511 |
| Phone
Co. - SBT Pac Bell |
| 858-811-5888 |
| Water
- San Diego County Water |
| 619-515-3500 |
| Trash
Pickup - Waste & Recycling |
| 858-492-5060 |
| Cable
TV - Time Warner Cable |
| 858-695-3220 |
| Broadband
Internet |
| (see above plus
DSL providers) |
| Local
Storage - San Diego Self Storage |
| 760-753-9480 |
| Moving
Company - Global Van Lines |
| 800-944-8126 |
| Moving
Rentals - U-Haul |
| 800-GO-UHAUL |
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| High
School |
| La
Jolla High School - 750 Nautilus Street La Jolla, CA 92037
(858) 454-3081 FAX (858) 459-2188 |
| Middle
School |
| Muirlands
Middle School 1056 Nautilus Street La Jolla, CA 92037
(858) 459-4211 |
| Elementary |
| Torrey
Pines Elementary 8350 Cliffridge Avenue, La Jolla, CA
92037 (858) 453-2323 |
| Elementary |
| La
Jolla Elementary 1111 Marine Street La Jolla, CA 92037
(858) 454-7196 |
| Elementary |
| Bird
Rock Elementary 5371 La Jolla Hermosa Avenue La Jolla,
CA 92037 (858) 488-053 |
| San
Diego Unified School District |
4100 Normal
Street, San Diego, CA 92103
Phone: (619) 725-8000 |
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| La Jolla schools
are among the best in the county. They are part of the San
Diego Unified School District. There are also some excellent
private schools in the area including La Jolla Country Day
School. |
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La
Jolla History |
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La Jolla was one of the earliest
colonies in the San Diego area in the early 1800's. In
1886, Frank Terrill Botsford, referred to as the "father"
of La Jolla, purchased the chaparral and sage covered land, without
realizing it would be very difficult to find a good, reliable source
of drinking water. He decided to sell, and a great auction was held.
The La Jolla land sold for what amounted to $1.25 an acre- land
which would be more than $1.25 million an acre today. |
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Ellen
Browning Scripps, newspaper heiress, was one of the most outstanding
citizens, and the woman who began la Jolla's "herstory".
Her gifts to La Jolla include: The Scripps Institute of Oceanography,
the Women's Club, the Children's Pool, the Recreation Center, and
endowments used to create Scripp's Hospital and Clinic. The La Jolla
Museum of Contemporary Art is located in her home. |
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