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August 2018 Newsletter
Posted By kthomson on August 29, 2018
August 2018 Board of Directors Meeting
The August 2018 Board of Directors Meeting will be held on Monday, August 20, 2018 in the gym following the annual meeting
Annual Meeting – TURN IN YOUR BALLOTS
The Annual Meeting will be reconvened on August 20, 2018 at 6:00pm in the gym. In order for the Association to make quorum please make sure you have turned in your ballot. If you need a new ballot please contact Management.
Welcome Ben
Please all give Ben a warm welcome to the community as Columbia Place’s new engineer.
At the July Meeting
At the July Meeting, the earthquake insurance was renewed for the building and the security committee gave updates on their progress. The trellis will be replanted and Management is looking into proposals for new furniture for the spa area.
Entry into the Building
As a reminder, for the safety of all residents, DENY BUILDING ACCESS TO ANY UNKNOWN PERSON(S); WAIT UNTIL THE GATE CLOSES.
BBQ Charcoal
We know that everyone loves to barbeque in the summer but as a reminder, only portable electric barbeques are permitted and Owners are limited to one (1) per household. Portable propane gas and permanent barbeques and charcoal barbeques are not permitted. |
Emergency Situation Protocol
In any type of emergency situation, maintenance or life threatening, do NOT email – PLEASE CALL! Action and Action After-Hours can be reached at 949-450-0202. If you are experiencing a water intrusion and have called it in, DO NOT LEAVE your unit even if it is a slow back up. You may end up being responsible for damages due to negligence. If there is anything that is life threatening, do not hesitate to call 9-1-1.
Clean & Safe – (619) 234-8900
Residents are encouraged to call Clean & Safe if they notice homeless loitering at Columbia Place. Clean & Safe will ask the homeless to leave and provide them locations of shelters. Additionally, if residents notice graffiti, broken glass, garbage on the sidewalks around the community on a day where Boiling Maintenance is not onsite, these things can also be reported to Clean & Safe. This is an initiative by the City of San Diego that all downtown residents pay for via property taxes, take advantage of this to keep the area “clean and safe!”
Bike Audit
Management will be conducting a bike audit soon. Please remember that if you have your bike stored in the bike room there is an annual cost that can be automatically charged to your account and you must have your bike registered with Management. Inoperable and/or abandoned bikes may be removed at Management’s discretion. Please contact Management at kthomson@actionlife.com with any questions.