A QUICK REMINDER ABOUT PARKING: IT MAKES A DIFFERENCE

Please make sure your vehicle is parked completely within your assigned space and not extending into neighboring spots. When a car sticks out, it can make it harder for others to park and move around safely in the garage. If your vehicle is too large to fit within the lines, you may need to look for a more appropriate parking option within the community.

We are also currently auditing the parking garage to confirm which vehicles are assigned to each space. You may see staff walking through and writing down vehicle information; this is part of that process. We will be reaching out if any updates are needed, but you can also save time by logging into your resident portal and updating your vehicle information there. We appreciate everyone’s cooperation in helping keep the parking area safe, organized, and easy to use for all residents.

SWING INTO SPRING AT OUR BRUNCH CELEBRATION- SOCIAL LOUNGE

Join us for our “Swing into Spring Brunch” on Sunday, April 19th, from 10:30 am to 12:30 pm in the Social Lounge. Enjoy light bites, refreshing mimosas, and great company as we celebrate the start of the season together. Each unit may bring up to two adults, and families are welcome to include their young children. Space is limited, so be sure to RSVP by April 14th to help us plan accordingly and ensure there is plenty of brunch and bubbles for everyone.

GARAGE ELECTRICAL OUTLET USE – IMPORTANT UPDATE

Following discussion at the March 18, 2026, Board Meeting, the Board of Directors has taken action regarding the ongoing use of garage electrical outlets for electric vehicle and battery charging. A recent review identified approximately 38 residents actively using common area and personal 110v outlets, typically through extension cords or personal charging equipment. While the Board understands the convenience this may provide, the current practice raises important concerns that cannot be overlooked.

First, there are significant safety and liability risks. Extension cords used in the garage create potential trip hazards and may expose both individuals and the Association to injury and liability. Additionally, the ongoing use of extension cords for charging purposes does not comply with applicable electrical code requirements. Second, electricity drawn from common area outlets is not individually metered, meaning that this usage is currently subsidized by the community as a whole, which is not an equitable arrangement.

The use of any electrical outlet within the garage is strictly prohibited for any purpose. This applies without exception to common area outlets as well as any outlets installed, modified, or connected by residents, regardless of prior approval, installation method, or perceived ownership. This includes, but is not limited to, electric vehicle charging, battery charging (including trickle charging), and the use of extension cords or personal charging equipment.

The Board remains committed to working with the Safety Committee and Management to explore a long-term solution that is safe, code-compliant, and fair to all residents. If you have any questions, please contact Alma Galindo at 619-255-1204 or via email at agalindo@actionlife.com.

BBQ AREA UPDATE – NEW IPAD AT 4TH FLOOR BBQ TV

We are happy to announce that the iPad at the 4th Floor BBQ area has been replaced and is fully operational.

As a reminder, the iPad allows you to easily manage the entertainment features in the area, including:

• TV Control: Enjoy your favorite shows while grilling or relaxing in the BBQ area.
• Audio Options: Keep the sound localized to the TV area or broadcast it throughout the BBQ space.
• Personal Music: Connect your phone to play your own music in the BBQ or pool area.
• Volume Control: Adjust the sound levels independently for both the BBQ and pool areas.

Thank you for your patience while we worked to restore the system. If you have any questions or experience any issues using the iPad, please don’t hesitate to contact the Front Desk.

KEEPING YOUR TRASH ROOMS CLEAN & PEST-FREE

To help maintain cleanliness and prevent pests in our shared trash rooms, all residents are required to properly contain food and organic waste before disposal. In San Diego, plastic bags, including those labeled “compostable” or “biodegradable”, are not permitted in organics bins and can contaminate the waste stream.

Instead, food scraps should be placed in paper bags, wrapped in newspaper or paper towels, or securely contained before being disposed of. Properly handling organic waste is especially important in our warm climate, as loose food can quickly lead to odors, maggots, and other pests. Taking a moment to dispose of waste correctly helps keep our community clean and comfortable for all.

PREVENT PROBLEMS BEFORE THEY HAPPEN: YOUR BALCONY CHECKLIST

To keep your community safe, attractive, and enjoyable for everyone, please review these important guidelines for balconies, decks, and common areas:

1. No Tossing Items

Please do not throw anything from balconies or decks, including cigarettes. Even small items can cause serious damage. Several years ago, a cigarette landing on a balcony cushion started a major fire.

2. Smoking

Smoking is allowed inside your unit or on your exclusive balcony/deck, but residents must take steps to minimize smoke impact on neighbors (air purifiers, smokeless devices, etc.).

3. Vegetation & Landscaping

Plants must stay within your balcony or deck boundaries. Potted plants must have a tray underneath to catch water and prevent spillage. Trays should be raised to allow airflow. Plants must not block drains or fall onto balconies below.

4. Barbecue & Lantern Restrictions

Only electric barbecues are allowed. Gas or charcoal grills are prohibited. Only electric lanterns and heat lamps are allowed. Propane or other gas devices are prohibited.

5. Balcony & Deck Cleaning

Clean carefully to avoid water or debris spilling over edges. Residents are responsible for any damage or injury caused by items that fall from balconies or decks. Spillage: Please ensure mops, hoses, or other cleaning activities do not allow water, soil, or other substances to flow beyond your balcony/deck. Using trays or containers can help prevent spills onto neighbors’ areas.

GARAGE SAFETY GUIDELINES: KEEP EVERYONE SAFE & DRIVE SMART!

Maximum Speed

Always maintain a maximum speed of 5 mph. Drive slowly, especially around corners, because blind spots are present.

Headlights On

Always keep your headlights on while driving in the garage. This helps other drivers see you, even during daylight.

Flash Around Corners

When approaching blind corners, briefly flash your headlights. This alerts other drivers and helps prevent collisions.

Guests

Remind any guests using the garage to follow these same safety rules.

Why it matters

Proper speed and visible lights help prevent accidents and keep our community safe.

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

Easter Egg Hunt at Fit Social at Belmont Park- Sunday, April 5, 2026- Time: 1:00–3:00 PM- Fit Social at Belmont Park

Fit Social will host a family-friendly Easter Egg Hunt presented by Ralphs Grocery, featuring four timed rounds divided by age group.

North Park Festival of Beers -Saturday, April 4, 2026-In front of the historic Lafayette Hotel on El Cajon Blvd.

A portion of the proceeds from the North Park. Festival of Beers are donated to the San Diego Music Foundation, to fund the Taylor Guitars in Schools program.

GARAGE ELECTRICAL OUTLET USE – IMPORTANT UPDATE

Following discussion at the March 18, 2026, Board Meeting, the Board of Directors has taken action regarding the ongoing use of garage electrical outlets for electric vehicle and battery charging. A recent review identified approximately 38 residents actively using common area and personal 110v outlets, typically through extension cords or personal charging equipment. While the Board understands the convenience this may provide, the current practice raises important concerns that cannot be overlooked.

First, there are significant safety and liability risks. Extension cords used in the garage create potential trip hazards and may expose both individuals and the Association to injury and liability. Additionally, the ongoing use of extension cords for charging purposes does not comply with applicable electrical code requirements. Second, electricity drawn from common area outlets is not individually metered, meaning that this usage is currently subsidized by the community as a whole, which is not an equitable arrangement.

Effective immediately, the use of any electrical outlet within the garage is strictly prohibited for any purpose. This applies without exception to common area outlets as well as any outlets installed, modified, or connected by residents, regardless of prior approval, installation method, or perceived ownership. This includes, but is not limited to, electric vehicle charging, battery charging (including trickle charging), and the use of extension cords or personal charging equipment. To ensure compliance, Engineering will begin deactivating power to garage outlets.

The Board remains committed to working with the Safety Committee and Management to explore a long-term solution that is safe, code-compliant, and fair to all residents. If you have any questions, please contact Alma Galindo at 619-255-1204 or via email at agalindo@actionlife.com.

PREVENT PROBLEMS BEFORE THEY HAPPEN: YOUR BALCONY CHECKLIST

To keep your community safe, attractive, and enjoyable for everyone, please review these important guidelines for balconies, decks, and common areas:

1. No Tossing Items

Please do not throw anything from balconies or decks, including cigarettes. Even small items can cause serious damage. Several years ago, a cigarette landing on a balcony cushion started a major fire.

2. Smoking

Smoking is allowed inside your unit or on your exclusive balcony/deck, but residents must take steps to minimize smoke impact on neighbors (air purifiers, smokeless devices, etc.).

3. Vegetation & Landscaping

Plants must stay within your balcony or deck boundaries. Potted plants must have a tray underneath to catch water and prevent spillage. Trays should be raised to allow airflow. Plants must not block drains or fall onto balconies below.

4. Barbecue & Lantern Restrictions

Only electric barbecues are allowed. Gas or charcoal grills are prohibited. Only electric lanterns and heat lamps are allowed. Propane or other gas devices are prohibited.

5. Balcony & Deck Cleaning

Clean carefully to avoid water or debris spilling over edges. Residents are responsible for any damage or injury caused by items that fall from balconies or decks. Spillage: Please ensure mops, hoses, or other cleaning activities do not allow water, soil, or other substances to flow beyond your balcony/deck. Using trays or containers can help prevent spills onto neighbors’ areas.

GARAGE SAFETY GUIDELINES: KEEP EVERYONE SAFE & DRIVE SMART!

Maximum Speed

Always maintain a maximum speed of 5 mph. Drive slowly, especially around corners, because blind spots are present.

Headlights On

Always keep your headlights on while driving in the garage. This helps other drivers see you, even during daylight.

Flash Around Corners

When approaching blind corners, briefly flash your headlights. This alerts other drivers and helps prevent collisions.

Guests

Remind any guests using the garage to follow these same safety rules.

Why it matters

Proper speed and visible lights help prevent accidents and keep our community safe.

CONSTRUCTION REPAIR NOTICE (MARCH 30 – APRIL 3)

Repairs will take place in common areas from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM each day.

Where: Fitness center corridor (between the elevator and spa/fitness center)

What to expect: Noise during work hours. Contractors and consultants on-site

Photos taken to document repairs

Access: Fitness center and spa will remain open. The glass door at the pool near the fountain (to the fitness center) will be closed. Please avoid the area if possible

Alternate entrances will be available

Work includes: Concrete crack repairs, Sealant repairs (exterior walls, glass, door frames), Water testing, Drywall and wallpaper We appreciate your patience during this time.

Questions: 800-238-0625 | savina@fentongrant.comer repairs

SWING INTO SPRING AT OUR BRUNCH CELEBRATION- SOCIAL LOUNGE

Join us for our “Swing into Spring Brunch” on Sunday, April 19th, from 10:30 am to 12:30 pm in the Social Lounge. Enjoy light bites, refreshing mimosas, and great company as we celebrate the start of the season together. Each unit may bring up to two adults, and families are welcome to include their young children. Space is limited, so be sure to RSVP by April 14th to help us plan accordingly and ensure there is plenty of brunch and bubbles for everyone.

STAY INFORMED: PROPOSED SAN DIEGO TAX ON SECOND HOMES

We would like to inform you about an important ballot measure regarding a proposed tax on second homes in San Diego, which may impact some of our residents here at Savina. We understand that many of you may not be aware of this development, so we want to ensure that all owners can stay informed and make their voices heard.

As the proposal gains momentum, both supporters and opponents have been actively submitting their arguments. The measure is designed to target second homes in San Diego, which could have potential effects on property owners, including those who use their units as vacation or secondary residences.

To learn more about the details of the proposed tax and the ongoing campaign, we encourage you to read the articles in the San Diego Union-Tribune. We highly encourage you to review the information and, if you wish, participate in the upcoming vote.

POOL, SPA & BBQ AREA – SPRING/SUMMER REMINDERS

Summer is on its way! To ensure everyone enjoys our pool, spa, and barbecue areas safely, please follow these important guidelines:

Children under 14 must be supervised; children under 7 or under 4 feet tall must have an adult within arm’s reach. Only small children may use flotation devices such as water wings. Running, horseplay, throwing objects, loud noise, or music (unless using headphones) is prohibited.

Pool and spa use is limited to residents and their invited guests. Each unit may have up to four (4) guests at any time, and no group should monopolize the facilities.

Guests staying longer than two weeks are considered part of the household and must be registered with the Association. Other guests must be accompanied by a resident.

Cloth or disposable diapers are not allowed; children who are not toilet-trained must wear swim diapers or special swim trunks. Towels must be used on all pool furniture for sanitary purposes.

No smoking or glass containers are allowed in the pool or spa areas. Pets are not permitted in the pool/spa areas (except service animals). The use of cabanas is on a first-come, first-served basis. One household may use only one cabana at a time.

TRAFFIC ADVISORY: DOWNTOWN SAN DIEGO EVENT & ROAD CLOSURES – MARCH 28

San Diego will host a “No Kings” demonstration on Saturday, March 28, as part of events happening across the country. The event is scheduled for the morning at Waterfront Park, with a march along the Embarcadero. Residents in the downtown area, especially near Harbor Drive and surrounding streets, should expect temporary road closures, increased foot traffic, and traffic delays during the late morning hours. Savina residents are advised to plan ahead for entry and exit, allow extra travel time, and anticipate limited parking and restricted vehicle access nearby.

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

Padres Are Back – Season Kickoff! March 27-28^th, March 30-April 1^st– Petco Park

The San Diego Padres are back in action as the new season kicks off! Fans can look forward to exciting games, home runs, and all the energy of Petco Park as the team takes the field. Whether you’re a longtime supporter or just catching the baseball season spirit, it’s a great time to cheer on the Padres and enjoy America’s favorite pastime right here in downtown San Diego.

PREVENT PROBLEMS BEFORE THEY HAPPEN: YOUR BALCONY CHECKLIST

To keep your community safe, attractive, and enjoyable for everyone, please review these important guidelines for balconies, decks, and common areas:

No Tossing Items
Please do not throw anything from balconies or decks, including cigarettes. Even small items can cause serious damage. Several years ago, a cigarette landing on a balcony cushion started a major fire.

Smoking

Smoking is allowed inside your unit or on your exclusive balcony/deck, but residents must take steps to minimize smoke impact on neighbors (air purifiers, smokeless devices, etc.).

Vegetation & Landscaping

Plants must stay within your balcony or deck boundaries. Potted plants must have a tray underneath to catch water and prevent spillage. Trays should be raised to allow airflow. Plants must not block drains or fall onto balconies below.

Barbecue & Lantern Restrictions

Only electric barbecues are allowed. Gas or charcoal grills are prohibited. Only electric lanterns and heat lamps are allowed. Propane or other gas devices are prohibited.

Balcony & Deck Cleaning

Clean carefully to avoid water or debris spilling over edges. Residents are responsible for any damage or injury caused by items that fall from balconies or decks. Spillage: Please ensure mops, hoses, or other cleaning activities do not allow water, soil, or other substances to flow beyond your balcony/deck. Using trays or containers can help prevent spills onto neighbors’ areas.

GARAGE SAFETY GUIDELINES: KEEP EVERYONE SAFE & DRIVE SMART!

Maximum Speed

Always maintain a maximum speed of 5 mph. Drive slowly, especially around corners, because blind spots are present.

Headlights On

Always keep your headlights on while driving in the garage. This helps other drivers see you, even during daylight.

Flash Around Corners

When approaching blind corners, briefly flash your headlights. This alerts other drivers and helps prevent collisions.

Guests

Remind any guests using the garage to follow these same safety rules.

Why it matters

Proper speed and visible lights help prevent accidents and keep our community safe.

ELECTRONIC WASTE REMOVAL EVENT – SAVINA

Date: Friday, March 27, 2026
Location: Please neatly bag, box, and label all approved items, and place them at the loading dock by 6:00 a.m. on the day of the event. The vendor may begin pick‑ups as early as 6:00 a.m.

Details & Cost: This event will offer unlimited electronic waste removal for approved items, and it is complimentary. Only items listed below will be accepted for disposal.

Approved Electronic Waste Items:

TVs, Computers, Monitors, Laptops, Tablets, Cell Phones

Vendor Contact Information:
For any questions or further details, please reach out to the vendor directly:

• Email: service@mypinplus.com
• Phone: (858) 848-9278 Ext. 1

SOCIAL LOUNGE RESERVATION REMINDER

Residents reserving the Social Clubhouse are reminded that reservations are scheduled in two available time slots:

AM: 7:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

PM: 4:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m.

If your event overlaps between these two time slots, both time periods must be reserved and multiple usage fees will apply. Only one security deposit is required, even if your reservation spans both time slots. Thank you for helping us keep clubhouse scheduling fair and organized for all residents.

STAY INFORMED: PROPOSED SAN DIEGO TAX ON SECOND HOMES

We would like to inform you about an important ballot measure regarding a proposed tax on second homes in San Diego, which may impact some of our residents here at Savina. We understand that many of you may not be aware of this development, so we want to ensure that all owners can stay informed and make their voices heard.

As the proposal gains momentum, both supporters and opponents have been actively submitting their arguments. The measure is designed to target second homes in San Diego, which could have potential effects on property owners, including those who use their units as vacation or secondary residences.

To learn more about the details of the proposed tax and the ongoing campaign, we encourage you to read the article from the San Diego Union-Tribune here: Supporters and opponents of San Diego tax on second homes submit ballot arguments as campaign fight gears up. We highly encourage you to review the information and, if you wish, participate in the upcoming vote.

POOL, SPA & BBQ AREA – SPRING/SUMMER REMINDERS

Summer is on its way! To ensure everyone enjoys our pool, spa, and barbecue areas safely, please follow these important guidelines:

Children under 14 must be supervised; children under 7 or under 4 feet tall must have an adult within arm’s reach. Only small children may use flotation devices such as water wings. Running, horseplay, throwing objects, loud noise, or music (unless using headphones) is prohibited.

Pool and spa use is limited to residents and their invited guests. Each unit may have up to four (4) guests at any time, and no group should monopolize the facilities.

Guests staying longer than two weeks are considered part of the household and must be registered with the Association. Other guests must be accompanied by a resident.

Cloth or disposable diapers are not allowed; children who are not toilet-trained must wear swim diapers or special swim trunks. Towels must be used on all pool furniture for sanitary purposes.

No smoking or glass containers are allowed in the pool or spa areas. Pets are not permitted in the pool/spa areas (except service animals). The use of cabanas is on a first-come, first-served basis. One household may use only one cabana at a time.

PARKING SPACES ARE FOR VEHICLES ONLY

This is a friendly reminder of the building’s parking garage rule. According to the Association Rules:

Parking spaces are to be used for parking vehicles only and cannot be used for storage, living, recreational, or business purposes.

We are aware that some items are currently being stored in the garage area. If you have belongings stored in your parking space or elsewhere in the garage, please arrange to have them removed by the end of the month. Beginning next month, any units that continue to use garage spaces for storage may be contacted individually to address the issue. Thank you for helping keep the garage safe, accessible, and in compliance with building rules. We appreciate everyone’s cooperation.

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

March 21^th: Floating Sound bath- Marriott Marquis Hotel

Marriott Marquis in San Diego for a rare and unforgettable experience that brings the healing power of sound to the water. This floating sound bath event is designed to calm the mind, uplift the spirit, and promote deep relaxation.

https://fareharbor.com/embeds/book/desertpaddleboards/items/679178/availability/1914025120/book/?full-items=yes

March 20th-22nd: NCAA Tournament – San Diego Tickets-Viejas Arena

College basketball’s biggest spectacle returns to San Diego March 20 and 22 as San Diego State University hosts first-and second-round games of the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Tournament at Viejas Arena.

STAIRWELL CLOSURE NOTICE – MARCH 16–20

Beginning next week, work will take place on the stairwell that leads from the 5th floor lounge deck down to the 4th floor (near the yoga terrace area). Please review the schedule below, as the stairwell will be closed during portions of the work.

Important: In the event of an emergency, residents should disregard the stairwell closure notices and use the stairs if necessary. Safety always takes priority.

March 16–17

Work hours: 8:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.

Grinding of old paint will take place during this time, and intermittent noise is expected.

The stairwell will be closed during these working hours

March 18–19

Painting will take place. The stairwell will be closed day and night while paint is applied and curing. No one should access the stairs during this time, as the paint will be wet, unless there is an emergency.

March 20

The stairwell will reopen by 3:30 p.m.

SOCIAL LOUNGE RESERVATION REMINDER

Residents reserving the Social Clubhouse are reminded that reservations are scheduled in two available time slots:

AM: 7:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

PM: 4:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m.

If your event overlaps between these two time slots, both time periods must be reserved and multiple usage fees will apply. Only one security deposit is required, even if your reservation spans both time slots. Thank you for helping us keep clubhouse scheduling fair and organized for all residents.

CRSSD- MUSIC FESTIVAL – MARCH 14th & 15th

The CRSSD Festival will be held at Waterfront Park on March 14 (12 PM–11 PM) and March 15 (12 PM–10 PM). The electronic music festival is expected to draw about 16,500 attendees daily and will include multiple stages, food vendors, and local businesses. Organizers are coordinating with city and public safety agencies to ensure safe operations, with security, restrooms, water stations, trash monitoring, and noise management in place.

Setup & Access Changes

Event setup will take place March 9–13, with breakdown continuing through March 17. During this period, the west side of Waterfront Park will have limited access, though the recreation area and playground will remain open until Friday evening and will reopen Monday morning.

Traffic & Parking Impacts

From March 9–17, portions of North Harbor Drive (Ash–Grape) will be used for event operations, including parking closures and a closure of one northbound lane (two lanes remain open). Ash Street between Pacific Highway and Harbor Drive will close March 14–15. Bike lanes on Harbor Drive and Pacific Coast Highway (Ash–Grape) and the northbound Harbor Drive bus stop will also be temporarily closed.

Sound Checks

Sound checks will take place Friday, March 13 (5:00–8:00 PM) and Saturday and Sunday mornings (9:00 AM–12:00 PM), with lower sound levels during the first hour. Residents and businesses in the Waterfront District should plan for increased activity and traffic during the festival weekend.

POOL, SPA, & BARBECUE AREA – SUMMER REMINDER 

Summer is on its way! To ensure everyone enjoys our pool, spa, and barbecue areas safely, please follow these important guidelines:

Children under 14 must be supervised; children under 7 or under 4 feet tall must have an adult within arm’s reach. Only small children may use flotation devices such as water wings. Running, horseplay, throwing objects, loud noise, or music (unless using headphones) is prohibited.

Pool and spa use is limited to residents and their invited guests. Each unit may have up to four (4) guests at any time, and no group should monopolize the facilities.

Guests staying longer than two weeks are considered part of the household and must be registered with the Association. Other guests must be accompanied by a resident.

Cloth or disposable diapers are not allowed; children who are not toilet-trained must wear swim diapers or special swim trunks. Towels must be used on all pool furniture for sanitary purposes.

No smoking or glass containers are allowed in the pool or spa areas. Pets are not permitted in the pool/spa areas (except service animals). The use of cabanas is on a first-come, first-served basis. One household may use only one cabana at a time.

PROPOSED NEW RULE: PETS ON COMMON AREA FURNITURE

The Board of Directors will be considering a proposed new operating rule regarding pets at the upcoming Board Meeting:

📅 Wednesday, March 18, 2026

🕕 6:00 p.m.

📍 Social Lounge (1388 Kettner Blvd., San Diego, CA 92101)

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What Is Being Proposed?

Pets and animals would not be permitted on any Association common-area furniture.

This includes, but is not limited to:

• Lobby seating
• Swings in the 4th-floor hallway
• Other shared seating areas

Service animals performing trained duties would be exempt, as required by applicable law.

Why Is This Rule Being Considered?

The purpose of the proposed rule is to:

• Preserve the cleanliness and hygiene of shared spaces
• Prevent pets and animals from sitting or being placed on common furniture
• Maintain sanitary and well-kept amenities for all residents
• The Board’s responsibility is to maintain common areas in a manner that benefits the entire community.

What Would This Mean for Residents?

If adopted: Residents and guests may experience improved cleanliness and reduced exposure to pet hair, dirt, and allergens. Clear guidelines will be in place for pet-related expectations. Service animals performing trained work will continue to be permitted as required by law

How to Submit Comments

Your input is important. If you would like to provide written comments regarding the proposed rule, please email:

Alma Galindo: agalindo@actionlife.com

Comments received before the Board meeting will be considered prior to the Board making a decision.

You may also attend the Board Meeting to share your feedback.

GARAGE REMINDER: PARKING SPSACES ARE FOR VEHICLES ONLY

This is a friendly reminder of the building’s parking garage rule. According to the Association Rules:

Parking spaces are to be used for parking vehicles only and cannot be used for storage, living, recreational, or business purposes.

We are aware that some items are currently being stored in the garage area. If you have belongings stored in your parking space or elsewhere in the garage, please arrange to have them removed by the end of the month. Beginning next month, any units that continue to use garage spaces for storage may be contacted individually to address the issue. Thank you for helping keep the garage safe, accessible, and in compliance with building rules. We appreciate everyone’s cooperation.

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

March 14^th: Fit Athletic Yoga – The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park- 9:30am

Come enjoy a FREE yoga class from Fit Athletic! 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

https://www.theshell.org/performances/fa-yoga-at-the-shell-314/

March 14^th: 2026 San Diego St. Patrick’s Day Parade & Festival

A day filled with fun, music, and all things green! The festival will be held at Sixth Avenue & Laurel Street, where you can enjoy live performances, delicious food, and festive drinks. Attending the parade is free and fun for the whole family. It starts at 5th and Laurel, proceeds to Upas, crosses to 6th and down to Laurel where the festival area is located. Entry to the festival is $10 for 21 and up and free for under 21 and active-duty military with i.d.