REMEMBERING SEPTEMBER 11

This September 11, we pause to remember the lives lost and the courage displayed during the events of 9/11. We honor the victims, first responders, and countless individuals whose strength and resilience helped our nation heal in the aftermath of that tragic day.

As we reflect on this solemn anniversary, may we also recognize the enduring spirit of unity, compassion, and service that emerged during one of our country’s most challenging moments.

WINDOW WASHING SCHEDULE

Window washing service has begun as of Wednesday, September 9^th. Ultra Building Services started at the southwest corner of the building.

• The West Side is scheduled for September 9–14
• the North Side for September 14–17
• the East Side for September 17–22
• the South Side for September 23–28
• the Midrise & Ground areas for September 29–October 1

Please note that dates are subject to change due to weather, mechanical issues, or other unforeseen circumstances. Residents are reminded to keep their windows closed while washing is being performed on their stack.

If you would like the windows on your balcony washed at your own expense, please contact Carlos Lopez at (619) 315-9697 or clopez@ubscompany.com to schedule the service.

KEEP YOUR WINDOWS & GLASS RAILINGS LOOKING THEIR BEST

The appearance of Savina as a premier luxury high-rise is enhanced when residents maintain clean balcony glass railings and windows.

With the Association’s window cleaning project currently underway, now is an ideal time to have your personal balcony glass railings and reachable windows professionally cleaned.

Residents are encouraged to take advantage of this convenient opportunity while the crew is on-site. Please contact the window cleaning crew directly for pricing and scheduling information.

WELCOME ALEX LEFLEUR TO THE TEAM!

Please join us in welcoming Alex Lefleur to the team at Savina! Originally from Chicago, Alex recently made the move to sunny San Diego and is already enjoying everything Southern California has to offer. A dedicated fitness enthusiast, he has traded city workouts for scenic beach runs and is embracing the coastal lifestyle.

Alex is excited to begin this new chapter and looks forward to building a long-term career with us. He is eager to contribute, grow professionally, and become a valued member of the team for years to come.

Alex will be serving as our Access Control Officer (ACO) and will be on-site Monday through Friday from 2:00 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. Residents will have the opportunity to see him around the community as he assists with access control, resident support, and maintaining a welcoming environment. We are thrilled to have Alex on board!

FITNESS ROOM UPDATE: EXPRESSO BIKE

The screen on the Expresso bike will be removed next Tuesday for repairs. The bike will also be temporarily removed from the fitness room until the repaired screen is returned to us. Once the screen is back, we will put the bike back together and return it to the fitness room. Thank you for your patience while we have this taken care of.

ARCHITECTURAL APPROVALS REQUIRED

Planning a home improvement project? If you are considering custom built-ins, cabinetry, closet systems, or other permanent improvements to your residence, please remember that these projects require prior approval from the Design Review Committee (ARC) before work begins. This includes installations such as California Closets and other permanent fixtures or alterations to the unit.

In addition, any new HVAC installation or modifications must receive ARC approval before work is performed. These requirements help ensure that improvements comply with the Association’s governing documents and building standards. If you are unsure whether your project requires approval, please contact Management before moving forward.

PARKING GARAGE SAFETY REMINDER

For everyone’s safety, please remember that the maximum speed limit in the parking garage is 5 miles per hour. Blind spots are present throughout the garage, so drivers are encouraged to use the convex mirrors, especially when exiting to access Kettner Blvd.

Maintaining awareness of pedestrians is essential. For added visibility, consider keeping your headlights on while driving through the garage to help ensure that both drivers and pedestrians can see one another.

Thank you for helping us keep the parking garage safe for everyone!

BICYCLE ROOMS AT SAVINA

Residents are encouraged to use the keypad bike room for bicycles that are actively ridden, whether daily, weekly, or monthly. This helps keep the space convenient and accessible for those who regularly enjoy cycling.

If your bicycle has not been used in a year or more, please consider relocating it to the garage bike room in the commercial parking area. Your cooperation is appreciated and helps support fellow residents who rely on easy access to their bicycles.

RECEIVE ANNUAL ASSOCIATION DISCLOSURES BY EMAIL

Did you know you can choose to receive the Association’s annual disclosures packet and the financial review document electronically instead of by mail?

Each year, the Association distributes several important documents to homeowners, including the annual disclosures and budget packet and the financial review. These documents can total numerous pages, resulting in significant costs for printing, envelopes, and postage. By opting to receive these documents via email, you can help the Association reduce these expenses while also receiving important Association information quickly and conveniently.

Signing up is quick and easy!
1. Log in to the homeowner portal.

2. Select Property Info from the menu on the left-hand side.
3. Locate Consent for Email Distribution on the right-hand side.
4. Click the pencil icon to edit your preference and provide your consent to receive Association disclosures electronically.

Need assistance? We are happy to help! Stop by the Management Office during normal business hours.

OKTOBERFEST HAPPY HOUR

Come join your neighbors for an Oktoberfest Happy Hour on Wednesday, October 7th, from 6:00–8:00 PM in the Social Lounge. Beer, brats and bites will be provided, and non-alcoholic beer will also be available.

Maximum of 2 adults per unit. A $10 per person deposit is required to reserve your spot. The deposit will be refunded when you attend the event. If you are a no-show or cancel after September 18th, the deposit will be forfeited. Please bring a $10 check per person to the front desk to confirm your reservation. Owners may choose to charge the deposit to their account on the registration form. Please RSVP by Friday, September 18^th.

COMMUNITY EVENTS

San Diego is a wonderful city that offers plenty of fun and exciting events. Management will post some items that hopefully pique your interest and get you up and out in the city. Please see below for a list of upcoming events. All events are also now able to be viewed on the Resident Portal calendar

Taste Of Gaslamp-Gaslamp- Sep 12, 2026 1:00pm-4:00pm

Taste of Gaslamp in San Diego, California, invites food lovers to explore the historic Gaslamp Quarter through a self-guided culinary tour. With over 20 local restaurants participating, guests can sample signature small bites at each stop, showcasing the diverse flavors of the area. This long-standing tradition, celebrated for more than 30 years, offers a unique way to experience the heart of San Diego’s dining scene. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, it’s a delicious adventure through one of the city’s most iconic neighborhoods. Tickets are $61.11/V.I.P $87.88

San Diego Restaurant Week- September 13-20

Searching for a specific cuisine? Looking for a new date night spot? Interested in a prix-fixe meal at a familiar favorite? Then consider checking out the over 120 local eateries taking part in San Diego Restaurant Week, with meals starting at $20. From Coronado’s Blanco Cocina + Cantina to Oceanside’s Piper and dozens of restaurants in between, search by price, cuisine, meal type, dietary desires, and neighborhood. Plus, patrons can enjoy seasonal ingredients by choosing dishes that feature Specialty Produce’s huitlacoche mushrooms and artisan romaine lettuce.

SeaWorld San Diego’s Halloween Spooktacular- SeaWorld- Sep 11 – Nov 1, 2026

Halloween comes to life at SeaWorld San Diego as Spooktacular, the park’s beloved family-friendly Halloween event, returns with more festive fun than ever. This year’s celebration features the California debut of the all-new Baby Shark™ Halloween Show, premiering exclusively at SeaWorld San Diego and making Spooktacular one of the top

Pierce the Veil at Petco Park- September 12- Petco Park

The epic conclusion to Pierce the Veil’s I Can’t Hear You World Tour—totaling 16 countries and 72 concerts—will come to San Diego this Saturday (6:30 p.m.) at Petco Park. Fans can expect a career-spanning performance from the local post-hardcore legends, with songs from each of their five albums and, surely, some extra passion for the hometown crowd. Saturday’s show will be opened by a pair of alternative pop artists in Nashville band In Color and vocalist Julia Wolf. This concert is officially sold out, but resale tickets (starting at $119) are still available online.

BOARD MEETING TOPICS – SEPTEMBER 9 OPEN MEETING

At the September Board Meeting, the Board will review and discuss a variety of community projects, maintenance items, and policy considerations, including:

Lobby Refresh Project – Discussion regarding whether to move forward with replacing the main lobby sofa and updating the seating area or defer the project until a more comprehensive future lobby renovation is considered.

Rental Restriction Survey – The Board will consider distributing a community survey to gather homeowner feedback regarding potential rental restrictions and a possible future amendment to the CC&Rs.

Social Lounge Window Treatments – Continued evaluation of shades, drapes, and other options for the Social Lounge to improve comfort and functionality for residents and event users.

2027 Reserve Study & Budget Planning – Review of the Association’s long-term reserve funding plan and preliminary operating budget to help prepare for future maintenance, repairs, and capital improvements.

Electric Vehicle Charging Rates – Discussion of potential adjustments to EV charging rates to better align usage fees with the Association’s actual electricity costs.

Critical Building Maintenance Projects – The Board will review proposals for generator repairs, cooling tower equipment, condenser pump improvements, and other infrastructure projects that help ensure reliable building operations.

Fourth Floor Barbecue Replacement – Review of recommendations to replace the existing barbecue equipment with more user-friendly and reliable grills for residents.

Project Tracking & Transparency Policy – Consideration of a proposed policy designed to improve project oversight, accountability, and reporting for Association initiatives.

Organic Waste – Discussion regarding whether organic waste bins should remain on each residential floor or be consolidated to a central location.

Board Meeting Frequency – The Board will consider transitioning from every-other-month Open Session meetings to a monthly meeting schedule to allow for more timely discussion and decision-making.

Residents are encouraged to review the meeting agenda and participate in the Homeowner Forum at the beginning of the meeting to share questions, comments, and feedback with the Board.

RECEIVE ANNUAL ASSOCIATION DISCLOSURES BY EMAIL

Did you know you can choose to receive the Association’s annual disclosures packet and the financial review document electronically instead of by mail?

Each year, the Association distributes several important documents to homeowners, including the annual disclosures and budget packet and the financial review. These documents can total numerous pages, resulting in significant costs for printing, envelopes, and postage. By opting to receive these documents via email, you can help the Association reduce these expenses while also receiving important Association information quickly and conveniently.

Signing up is quick and easy!

1. Log in to the homeowner portal.
2. Select Property Info from the menu on the left-hand side.
3. Locate Consent for Email Distribution on the right-hand side.
4. Click the pencil icon to edit your preference and provide your consent to receive Association disclosures electronically.

Need assistance? We are happy to help! Stop by the Management Office during normal business hours, and Alma or Carlos will gladly walk you through the enrollment

NEW DATE: OKTOBERFEST HAPPY HOUR

Come join your neighbors for an Oktoberfest Happy Hour on Wednesday, October 7th, from 6:00–8:00 PM in the Social Lounge. Beer, brats and bites will be provided, and non-alcoholic beer will also be available.

Maximum of 2 adults per unit. A $10 per person deposit is required to reserve your spot. The deposit will be refunded when you attend the event. If you are a no-show or cancel after September 18th, the deposit will be forfeited. Please bring a $10 check per person to the front desk to confirm your reservation. Owners may choose to charge the deposit to their account on the registration form. Please RSVP by Friday, September 18th. We hope to see you there!

WINDOW WASHING SCHEDULE

Window washing service is tentatively scheduled to begin Wednesday, September 9th, starting at the southwest corner of the building.

 

• The West Side is scheduled for September 9–14
• the North Side for September 14–17
• the East Side for September 17–22
• the South Side for September 23–28
• and the Midrise & Ground areas for September 29–October 1

 

Please note that dates are subject to change due to weather, mechanical issues, or other unforeseen circumstances. Residents are reminded to keep their windows closed while washing is being performed on their stack. If you would like the windows on your balcony washed at your own expense, please contact Carlos Lopez at (619) 315-9697 or clopez@ubscompany.com to schedule the service.

ARCHITECTURAL APPROVALS REQUIRED

Planning a home improvement project? If you are considering custom built-ins, cabinetry, closet systems, or other permanent improvements to your residence, please remember that these projects require prior approval from the Design Review Committee (ARC) before work begins. This includes installations such as California Closets and other permanent fixtures or alterations to the unit.

In addition, any new HVAC installation or modifications must receive ARC approval before work is performed. These requirements help ensure that improvements comply with the Association’s governing documents and building standards. If you are unsure whether your project requires approval, please contact Management before moving forward.

ENJOY YOUR LABOR DAY WEEKEND

Happy Labor Day! We hope you enjoy a well-deserved day of rest, relaxation, and time with family and friends.

As a friendly reminder, Management and Engineering will be out of the office on Monday in observance of the holiday. See you next week!

ANCHOR UTILITY – SIGN UP FOR E-STATEMENTS

Anchor Utility, the Association’s water submetering provider, will begin charging residents for paper statements.

To avoid this fee, we encourage all owners to enroll in e-statements. To sign up, visit www.anchorutility.com, click “LOGINS” in the upper-right corner of the page, and select “RESIDENTS.” Then click “SIGN UP.” Please have your most recent statement available, as you will need the unique security code listed on the bill to complete the registration process.

If you need assistance, please contact Management at 619-255-1204.

POOL & SPA FACILITY REMINDERS
To help ensure that everyone can safely and comfortably enjoy your pool and spa area, please review and follow the rules below.

Access: Pool and spa use is limited to residents and their guests.

Guest Limit: Each unit may have a maximum of four (4) guests at any given time. Guests must be accompanied by the hosting resident at all times.

Be Considerate: Please do not monopolize the pool or spa facilities. Glassware is prohibited in the pool and spa areas.

Supervision: Parents and responsible adults are responsible for supervising children at all times. Children who are not toilet-trained and incontinent persons must wear an approved swim diaper or special swim trunks. Regular cloth or disposable diapers are not permitted in the pool or spa.

Flotation Devices: Only small-child flotation devices, such as water wings, are permitted.

No Pets: Pets are prohibited in the pool and spa areas. Please contact Management for service animals.

Towels: Towels must be placed on pool furniture to protect the furnishings. Guests without a towel will be asked to retrieve one from their residence.

COMMUNITY EVENTS

San Diego is a wonderful city that offers plenty of fun and exciting events. Management will post some items that hopefully pique your interest and get you up and out in the city. Please see below for a list of upcoming events. All events are also now able to be viewed on the Resident Portal calendar

San Diego Padres vs. New York Yankees at Petco Park -September 4-6-Petco Park

With just 22 games remaining, and the Padres neck-and-neck in the NL Wild Card standings with the Arizona Diamondbacks, every game counts and several pivotal series remain, including a three-game set against the home run-happy New York Yankees. After finishing their road trip, the Friars will head home to face the Bronx Bombers this Friday (6:40 p.m.), Saturday (4:15 p.m.) and Sunday (1:10 p.m.) at Petco Park.

Miles Davis, Sonny Rollins, & Dizzy Gillespie: A Night in Tunisia and more at- The Rady Shell-September 5

Take a trip through the genre-defying collaborations of jazz titans Dizzy Gillespie, Miles Davis and Sonny Rollins during A Night in Tunisia this Saturday (7:30 p.m.) at The Rady Shell. Named for Gillespie’s famed jazz standard, this concert will feature a soundtrack chock full of jazz with Afro-Cuban rhythms played by the 17-piece KSDS Orchestra, helmed by local trumpet aficionado Gilbert Castellanos. Before the main event, there will be a performance by the Young Lions Jazz Conservatory All-Stars at 6:30 p.m. Tickets range from $47-$103 for this concert.

NEW DATE: OKTOBERFEST HAPPY HOUR

Come join your neighbors for an Oktoberfest Happy Hour on Wednesday, October 7th, from 6:00–8:00 PM in the Social Lounge. Beer, brats and bites will be provided, and non-alcoholic beer will also be available.

Maximum of 2 adults per unit. A $10 per person deposit is required to reserve your spot. The deposit will be refunded when you attend the event. If you are a no-show or cancel after September 18th, the deposit will be forfeited. Please bring a $10 check per person to the front desk to confirm your reservation. Owners may choose to charge the deposit to their account on the registration form. Please RSVP by Friday, September 18th. We hope to see you there!

PLEASE WELCOME NATHAN TO THE TEAM!

Please join us in welcoming Nathan to the team! Nathan will be serving in a combined Front Desk and Access Control Officer (ACO) role and will be on-site Fridays through Mondays from 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Nathan moved to San Diego in 2019 from Biloxi, Mississippi, while serving in the U.S. Navy. During his six years of military service, he worked as a Meteorological and Oceanographic Forecaster, providing weather and ocean condition analysis and forecasting support.

He is currently enrolled full-time in school, pursuing his undergraduate degree in Computer Science. In his free time, Nathan enjoys spending time outdoors, traveling, and exploring new restaurants. We are excited to have Nathan join the team!

RECEIVE ANNUAL ASSOCIATION DISCLOSURES BY EMAIL

Did you know you can choose to receive the Association’s annual disclosures packet and the financial review document electronically instead of by mail?

Each year, the Association distributes several important documents to homeowners, including the annual disclosures and budget packet and the financial review. These documents can total numerous pages, resulting in significant costs for printing, envelopes, and postage. By opting to receive these documents via email, you can help the Association reduce these expenses while also receiving important Association information quickly and conveniently.

Signing up is quick and easy!

1. Log in to the homeowner portal.
2. Select Property Info from the menu on the left-hand side.
3. Locate Consent for Email Distribution on the right-hand side.
4. Click the pencil icon to edit your preference and provide your consent to receive Association disclosures electronically.

Need assistance? We are happy to help! Stop by the Management Office during normal business hours, and Alma or Carlos will gladly walk you through the enrollment process.

STAFF – CHANGE IN SCHEDULE

A quick note to let everyone know that Sal’s schedule will be changing effective next week as he returns to school.

Sal will be reducing his on-site hours and transitioning to a part-time schedule. He will be at the Front Desk on Thursdays from 3:00 p.m. to 11:30 p.m., and as the ACO on Saturdays and Sundays during the same hours. Please join us in wishing Sal continued success with his studies while we remain grateful for his ongoing contributions to the community.

PET GROOMING AREA REMINDER

We are happy to offer the pet grooming and cleaning area for residents to access conveniently with their fob. Previously, residents were required to notify our team so we could unlock the area and ensure it was cleaned after each use. Unfortunately, the area has recently been left in an unacceptable condition. We kindly ask everyone to please clean up after your pet and yourself before leaving the grooming area so that the next resident can enjoy a clean and welcoming space.

POOL & SPA FACILITY REMINDERS

To help ensure that everyone can safely and comfortably enjoy your pool and spa area, please review and follow the rules below. These are intended to keep the facilities safe, clean, and enjoyable for all residents and guests.

Access: Pool and spa use is limited to residents and their guests.

Guest Limit: Each unit may have a maximum of four (4) guests at any given time. Guests must be accompanied by the hosting resident at all times.

Be Considerate: Please do not monopolize the pool or spa facilities. Glassware is prohibited in the pool and spa areas.

Supervision: Parents and responsible adults are responsible for supervising children at all times. Children who are not toilet-trained and incontinent persons must wear an approved swim diaper or special swim trunks. Regular cloth or disposable diapers are not permitted in the pool or spa.

Flotation Devices: Only small-child flotation devices, such as water wings, are permitted.

No Pets: Pets are prohibited in the pool and spa areas. Please contact Management for service animals.

Towels: Towels must be placed on pool furniture to protect the furnishings. Guests without a towel will be asked to retrieve one from their residence.

Thank you for doing your part to help keep your pool and spa areas safe, clean, and enjoyable for everyone!

MTS TROLLEY SIGNAL WORK & NOISE IMPACTS

We have been notified that MTS will be performing the removal of some legacy signal equipment and installing new signal technology. The area that will be affected by the work zone is located between Broadway, Ash, Kettner Blvd, and India Streets. This work will impact the Blue & Green trolley lines. Preliminary work has been underway for the past few weeks, and the intensive construction phase is scheduled as follows:

Dates: Wednesday, August 19, 2026, to Tuesday, September 01, 2026

Daily Hours: Nightly from 7:00 PM to 7:00 AM starting tonight after 1am

Due to required operational restrictions during construction hours, trains will be utilizing horns when passing through the area in compliance with the MTS Roadway Worker Protection Plan. Since the signals are impacted, there is a protection order for safety until the new signals are in place. During the day, there will be workers to help with the crossings for all the trains. MTS says it will make every practical effort to minimize operational restrictions and limit noise disruption during the project.

ANCHOR UTILITY – SIGN UP FOR E-STATEMENTS

Anchor Utility, the Association’s water submetering provider, will begin charging residents for paper statements.

To avoid this fee, we encourage all owners to enroll in e-statements. To sign up, visit www.anchorutility.com, click “LOGINS” in the upper-right corner of the page, and select “RESIDENTS.” Then click “SIGN UP.” Please have your most recent statement available, as you will need the unique security code listed on the bill to complete the registration process.

If you need assistance, please contact Management at 619-255-1204.

COMMUNITY EVENTS

San Diego is a wonderful city that offers plenty of fun and exciting events. Management will post some items that hopefully pique your interest and get you up and out in the city. Please see below for a list of upcoming events.

All events are also now able to be viewed on the Resident Portal calendar

PHANTOM OF THE OPERA -Sept 2^nd-Sept 13^th -San Diego Civic Theatre

The Phantom is back to thrill audiences once again! Cameron Mackintosh presents a revitalized new production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s legendary musical, PHANTOM OF THE OPERA, featuring Maria Björnson’s brilliant original design and based on the celebrated direction of Harold Prince, with musical staging and choreography by Gillian Lynne. The new PHANTOM OF THE OPERA North American tour comes to the Civic Theatre in San Diego September 2-13, 2026

Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl in Concert-Aug 28^th -The Rady Shell at Jacob Park Larry Loh, conductor | San Diego Symphony Orchestra

The San Diego Symphony Orchestra will present Disney’s Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl in concert featuring Klaus Badelt & Hans Zimmer’s score performed live to the film, conducted by Larry Loh.

Brazilian Festival 17^th edition- August 29^th-Waterfront Park

After 15 years of massive success in Florida, the highly anticipated Annual Brazilian Festival is heading west for 2026. For the first time in 12 years, San Diego is set to host this cultural milestone. Renowned for its stunning coastlines, legendary attractions like the San Diego Zoo, and a booming economy driven by biotech and global trade, San Diego is the perfect new home for this celebration. It is a premier tourism destination, an elite investment hub, and a rich cultural melting pot where diverse traditions thrive.

MTS TROLLEY SIGNAL WORK & NOISE IMPACTS

We have been notified that MTS will be performing the removal of some legacy signal equipment and installing new signal technology. The area that will be affected by the work zone is located between Broadway, Ash, Kettner Blvd, and India Streets. This work will impact the Blue & Green trolley lines. Preliminary work has been underway for the past few weeks, and the intensive construction phase is scheduled as follows:

Dates: Wednesday, August 19, 2026, to Tuesday, September 01, 2026

Daily Hours: Nightly from 7:00 PM to 7:00 AM starting tonight after 1am

Due to required operational restrictions during construction hours, trains will be utilizing horns when passing through the area in compliance with the MTS Roadway Worker Protection Plan. Since the signals are impacted, there is a protection order for safety until the new signals are in place. During the day, there will be workers to help with the crossings for all the trains. MTS says it will make every practical effort to minimize operational restrictions and limit noise disruption during the project.

OKTOBERFEST HAPPY HOUR

Come join your neighbors for an Oktoberfest Happy Hour on Monday, September 21st, from 6:00–8:00 PM in the Social Lounge. Beer, brats and bites will be provided, and non-alcoholic beer will also be available.

Maximum of 2 adults per unit. A $10 per person deposit is required to reserve your spot. The deposit will be refunded when you attend the event. If you are a no-show or cancel after September 18th, the deposit will be forfeited. Please bring a $10 check per person to the front desk to confirm your reservation. Owners may choose to charge the deposit to their account on the registration form.

RSVP by Friday, September 18th. We hope to see you there!

GO PAPERLESS – SAVE MONEY AND HELP YOUR ASSOCIATION

Did you know you can receive your monthly assessment statement electronically instead of by mail?

By enrolling in eStatements through the homeowner portal, you will receive your assessment statement faster, have convenient access to your records anytime, and help reduce costs for the Association.

Currently, printing and mailing a paper statement costs the Association approximately $2.00 per statement, plus postage, while delivering the same statement electronically costs $0.50. As printing and mailing expenses continue to increase, every resident who switches to eStatements helps reduce unnecessary operating costs. Signing up is quick and easy! Simply log into the homeowner portal and access the “Statements” section. From there, click “Manage eStatements”.

Need assistance? We are happy to help! Stop by the Management Office during normal business hours, and Alma or Carlos will gladly walk you through the enrollment process and ensure your account is set up correctly.

PLEASE BREAK DOWN YOUR BOXES!

A quick reminder to all residents: please break down cardboard boxes before placing them in the recycling bins.

Flattening boxes helps maximize available space inside the bins, prevents overflow, and keeps the recycling area organized and accessible for everyone. Large, unbroken boxes can quickly fill containers, leaving less room for other recyclables and creating unnecessary clutter around the collection area. Thank you for your help on this.

POOL & SPA FACILITY REMINDERS
To help ensure that everyone can safely and comfortably enjoy your pool and spa area, please review and follow the rules below. These are intended to keep the facilities safe, clean, and enjoyable for all residents and guests.

Access: Pool and spa use is limited to residents and their guests.

Guest Limit: Each unit may have a maximum of four (4) guests at any given time. Guests must be accompanied by the hosting resident at all times.

Be Considerate: Please do not monopolize the pool or spa facilities. Glassware is prohibited in the pool and spa areas.

Supervision: Parents and responsible adults are responsible for supervising children at all times. Children who are not toilet-trained and incontinent persons must wear an approved swim diaper or special swim trunks. Regular cloth or disposable diapers are not permitted in the pool or spa.

Flotation Devices: Only small-child flotation devices, such as water wings, are permitted.

No Pets: Pets are prohibited in the pool and spa areas. Please contact Management for service animals.

Towels: Towels must be placed on pool furniture to protect the furnishings. Guests without a towel will be asked to retrieve one from their residence.

Thank you for doing your part to help keep your pool and spa areas safe, clean, and enjoyable for everyone!

GIVE YOUR UNUSED BIKE A SECOND LIFE – 1 WEEK LEFT

If you have a bike that you no longer use or wish to keep, this is a great opportunity to help us clear out the bike room while supporting a meaningful cause.

We will be scheduling a bike donation pickup with the Veterans Thrift Store for Monday, August 31st. Your donation can help someone in need while creating more space for your neighbors and keeping the community bike rooms organized. Every bike donated has a positive impact!

If you are interested in donating, please contact Carlos Mayes at cmayes@actionlife.com.

ANCHOR UTILITY – SIGN UP FOR E-STATEMENTS

Anchor Utility, the Association’s water submetering provider, will begin charging residents for paper statements. As of this writing, we have not yet been informed of the exact fee amount, but we expect it to be a few dollars per statement.

To avoid this fee, we encourage all owners to enroll in e-statements. To sign up, visit www.anchorutility.com, click “LOGINS” in the upper-right corner of the page, and select “RESIDENTS.” Then click “SIGN UP.” Please have your most recent statement available, as you will need the unique security code listed on the bill to complete the registration process.

If you need assistance, please contact Management at 619-255-1204.

WHOLE FOODS (IS FINALLY) OPENING IN DOWNTOWN SAN DIEGO

Whole Foods Market is expected to open at The Torrey, near Front Street and A Street on the edge of Little Italy, in September 2026. The nearly 50,000-square-foot store will offer Downtown residents, workers, and visitors a new grocery option with fresh produce, prepared foods, and everyday essentials just steps away.

COMMUNITY EVENTS

San Diego is a wonderful city that offers plenty of fun and exciting events. Management will post some items that hopefully pique your interest and get you up and out in the city. Please see below for a list of upcoming events.

All events are also now able to be viewed on the Resident Portal calendar

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone in Concert-Aug 21st & 22nd-Rady Shell

Learning on his 11th birthday that he is a wizard destined for greatness, Harry leaves for wizarding school for the first time in Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone™. This concert presents the first movie of the unforgettable series while the San Diego Symphony Orchestra performs John Williams’ enchanting score. Join us for an evening of music and magic.

WATER FOR ELEPHANTS-Aug 18-Aug 23 2026- San Diego Civic Theatre

The critically acclaimed bestselling novel comes to “thrilling, dazzling” life (Time Out New York) in a unique, spectacle-filled new musical! Hailed as a Critic’s Pick, The New York Times calls it “stunning, emotional, heart-filled and gorgeously imaginative.”

After losing what matters most, a young man jumps a moving train unsure of where the road will take him and finds a new home with the remarkable crew of a traveling circus, and a life—and love—beyond his wildest dreams. Seen through the eyes of his older self, his adventure becomes a poignant reminder that if you choose the ride, life can begin again at any age.

Fit Yoga at The Rady Shell-Aug 22^nd at 9:30am-The Rady Shell at Jacob Park

Come enjoy a FREE yoga class from Fit! Allow your body and mind to joyfully connect for a full hour in one of the most beautiful settings in all of San Diego! This “all levels” vinyasa flow style session will be led by Viktoria Talbot.

Bring your mat, slather on your sunblock, and prepare to breathe in some healthy Bayside air at this and future yoga classes at The Rady Shell.