BALCONY SAFETY COMPLIANCE NOTICE

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

Balcony & Deck Cleaning

Clean carefully and ensure that no water, dirt, or debris is allowed to spill or flow over balcony or deck edges. This includes water from mopping, hoses, or plant maintenance. Any runoff into neighboring units or common areas is strictly prohibited. Violations are not acceptable and will result in fines

No Tossing Items
Do not throw or drop anything from balconies or decks, including cigarettes. Even small items can cause serious damage and create serious safety hazards. A prior incident involving a cigarette landing on a balcony cushion resulted in a major fire. This is a serious violation and will result in fines.

Smoking
Smoking is permitted inside your unit or on your exclusive balcony/deck; however, residents are required to take all necessary steps to prevent smoke from impacting neighboring homes (including the use of air purifiers or smokeless alternatives where applicable). Failure to control smoke impact and repeated complaints will result in fines.

SWING INTO SPRING AT OUR BRUNCH CELEBRATION- SOCIAL LOUNGE

Just a friendly reminder about our “Swing into Spring Brunch” happening this Sunday, April 19th, from 10:30 am to 12:30 pm in the Social Lounge. Join us for 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. We look forward to seeing everyone there and enjoying a wonderful morning of brunch and bubbles!

OUT OF OFFICE NOTICE – JULES, RESIDENT SERVICE COORDINATOR

Jules, our Resident Service Coordinator, is currently out of the office on leave. During her absence, we appreciate your patience and understanding. If you need assistance in the meantime, residents are welcome to reach out to Carlos Mayes, Assistant Manager, at cmayes@actionlife.com. Thank you for your understanding, and we look forward to welcoming Jules back and are excited to have her return soon.

KEEPING YOUR TRASH ROOMS CLEAN & PEST-FREE

To help maintain cleanliness and prevent pests in your 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 your community clean and comfortable for all.

REQUEST FOR RESIDENT INSPECTION: BALCONY CONDITION CHECK

The Association’s construction experts have identified a potential issue with missing or unsupported fasteners on some balcony glass railings.

Residents are encouraged to inspect their balconies and, if any fasteners appear missing or loose, please email our General Manager, Alma Galindo at Agalindo@actionlife.com to report the needed repair and Alma will assist with scheduling your unit’s repairs with Barrier Glazing.

As a precaution, we also advise residents to avoid leaning on the balcony glass while further evaluations are underway.

PLANNED FIRE DRILL NOTICE AT SAPPHIRE TOWER (NEIGHBOR PROPERTY)

We wanted to inform you of a planned fire drill taking place at our neighbors, Sapphire Tower, 1262 Kettner Boulevard, San Diego, CA, on Wednesday, April 22, at 3:00 PM.

During this drill, the fire alarm will sound for approximately five minutes. Please do not be alarmed if you hear the system activate, as this is only a scheduled test of their safety procedures.

PROPOSED NAVY SEAL MUSEUM AT LANE FIELD

A $256 million Navy SEAL Museum is proposed for 1220 Pacific Highway, along the San Diego waterfront near the Grande South. The four-story, 85,000-square-foot museum would honor the U.S. Navy’s maritime special operations forces and feature seven galleries, educational spaces, a cafe, retail areas, and an event terrace. At 65 feet tall (roughly six to seven stories) it will be taller than nearby structures like the Lane Field Marriott garage. The developers will present the project at the Port of San Diego Board meeting on April 21. If approved, construction could begin in 2029, with the museum opening in 2031–2032 as a major new attraction on the North Embarcadero.

OUTDOOR FURNITURE AREA CLEANING & MAINTENANCE

We will be performing maintenance in the BBQ and social lounge areas. This includes a thorough cleaning of the white sofa seating in the BBQ area. The area will be temporarily roped off on Wednesday, April 22, 2026, to allow for proper cleaning and drying.

The furniture adjacent to the social lounge will be temporarily removed piece by piece for wood staining touch-ups. These efforts are part of our commitment to keeping shared spaces clean, well-maintained, and enjoyable for all residents. We appreciate your patience and cooperation.

MEASURE A- MEETING INFORMATION

The Grande North Neighborhood Committee would like to invite you to an informational town hall meeting to discuss Measure A, which is a proposed tax on second homes.

This meeting will focus on opposition to the measure. A future meeting will be scheduled to include speakers who support it, so residents can hear both sides before making a decision.

Date: Monday, April 27, 2026

Check In: 5:30 p.m.

Program: 6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.

Location: Grande North – 1205 Pacific Highway, San Diego, CA 92101

Presenter: NO on Measure A Campaign

LIMITED SEATING! Please RSVP with name and building name to neighborhoodgn@gmail.com. Attached is the flyer. Thank you!

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

Rooftop Yoga & Mimosas- April 18^th– Margaritaville Hotel San Diego Gaslamp Quarter-$15 ticket

Start your Saturday with rooftop views, a guided yoga flow, and a post-class mimosa at Margaritaville Hotel San Diego. Find your flow above the city at 5 o’Clock Somewhere Bar with a refreshing morning of movement, sunshine, and good vibes. This all-levels vinyasa flow is designed to energize your body and reset your mind: A 60-minute guided, all-levels vinyasa yoga class. Stunning rooftop views in a breezy, open-air environment. Complimentary yoga mat (available as needed; mats are for in-class use only) One mimosa to enjoy post-class Instruction by local yogi Sina Klughardt

April 18th: 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/

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.

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.

HALLWAY SWINGS – CLEANING NOTICE

The cushions from the hallway swings located on the 4^th floor will be temporarily removed for cleaning. The staff will take the cushions the morning of Thursday, April 16^th and will return them by noon on Friday, April 17^th. We appreciate your patience and understanding as we work to keep your community clean and comfortable for all residents.

HOMEOWNERS: YOU’RE INVITED TO SAVINA’S TOWNHALL MEETING ON APRIL 15

We warmly invite all owners to join the Townhall Meeting on Wednesday, April 15, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. in the Social Lounge. You are welcome to attend either in person or via Zoom.

KEEPING YOUR TRASH ROOMS CLEAN & PEST-FREE

To help maintain cleanliness and prevent pests in your 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 your community clean and comfortable for all.

BOOTS IN THE PARK

Boots in the Park will bring large crowds and increased activity to Waterfront Park, and residents should plan for road closures and parking limitations. Streets near the venue may be partially or fully closed before, during, and after the event to accommodate pedestrian traffic and event operations.

Additionally, sound checks are typically conducted in the days leading up to the festival and on the morning of the event, which may result in elevated noise levels for nearby residents and businesses. We recommend planning extra travel time.

While it may be a bit noisy and crowded, the event brings live music, dancing, food, and activities for the whole community to enjoy.

PROPOSED NAVY SEAL MUSEUM AT LANE FIELD

A $256 million Navy SEAL Museum is proposed for 1220 Pacific Highway, along the San Diego waterfront near the Grande South. The four-story, 85,000-square-foot museum would honor the U.S. Navy’s maritime special operations forces and feature seven galleries, educational spaces, a cafe, retail areas, and an event terrace. At 65 feet tall (roughly six to seven stories) it will be taller than nearby structures like the Lane Field Marriott garage. The developers will present the project at the Port of San Diego Board meeting on April 21. If approved, construction could begin in 2029, with the museum opening in 2031–2032 as a major new attraction on the North Embarcadero.

E-WASTE RECYCLING, PAPER SHREDDING & CLOTHING DONATIONS – APRIL 25, 2026

Clean out your home, office, or storage space responsibly during a free community event on Saturday, April 25, from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM at 1350 Third Ave, ACE Parking Lot #12, San Diego. Bring electronics (anything with a plug, cord, cable, or battery), paper for secure shredding, and gently used clothing for donation. Paper shredding is $7 per box, and all devices with data will be securely wiped and destroyed at a certified facility.

Electronics accepted include: TVs & monitors, computers & laptops, smartphones, printers & scanners, cameras, routers & switches, small appliances, CDs & floppy disks, keyboards & mice, telephones, stereo systems, cables & plugs, and hard drives.

Please note that fluorescent bulbs, large appliances, and other hazardous materials will not be accepted. This is a great opportunity to declutter, protect the environment, and support your local community.

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

Race for Autism-Saturday, April 11^th, 2026 – Balboa Park

CALLING ALL SUPERHEROES! Join the celebration! This family friendly event attracts thousands of Superheroes from across San Diego to promote awareness, shine a spotlight on neurodiversity, and inclusion efforts, and to raise funds to support local programs and initiatives that benefit thousands of autistic persons in San Diego! Race registration includes a Race T-shirt or kid’s cape, commemorative medal, and bib. Event includes music, refreshments, children’s activities, and an informational Resource Fair with 50+ autism vendors

DJ Black Coffee-Friday, April 10th, 2026- Rady Shell

On April 10, the San Diego skyline becomes part of the performance as Black Coffee takes the stage at the iconic The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park for an unforgettable night of sound, rhythm, and soul.    Black Coffee’s performance transcends the traditional DJ set. Known for his ability to blend hypnotic grooves with live instrumentation and cinematic pacing, he creates moments that feel intimate yet monumental — music that moves both body and spirit.

The Notebook- San Diego Civic Theatre- April 14-19, 2026

Based on the best-selling novel that inspired the iconic film, THE NOTEBOOK tells the story of Allie and Noah, both from different worlds, who share a lifetime of love despite the forces that threaten to pull them apart. “Full of butterfly-inducing highs and beautiful songs” (Entertainment Weekly), THE NOTEBOOK is a deeply moving portrait of the enduring power of love

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.