Coral Tree Plaza Weekly Update

Happy Friday Coral Tree Plaza!

Friendly Neighbor Reminder: Storage Lockers

Please remember to store all items within your storage locker. Within the storage locker areas, there are many items that are not kept within the lockers themselves. This week I went through the lockers and discovered that many individuals have been putting items on top of the cages. Please keep all items within your cage. There are a few different dressers and cabinets in the storage areas that are not within lockers. These are going to be tagged and removed unless they are claimed by this time on Friday next week. The storage lockers are a great benefit at Coral Tree Plaza, but it is important to not overcrowd them or store items on top because this will damage the cages over time. 

Rearranging Your Unit?

Every so often we have a desire to switch things up in our home. Perhaps you bought a new chair, or want a bigger TV to watch the super bowl. Whatever it may be that sparks your interest to change up the feng shui, please remember a few quick things. When moving furniture, refrain from doing so early in the morning or late at night. Your neighbors above and below you will thank you dearly. Let the onsite office know of any large scale deliveries that require padding of the elevator. Finally, do not dump items out by the trash rooms. 

Clubhouse Update:

This week JJ&S construction came out and abated the clubhouse bathrooms. They have now cleaned out the bathrooms so that Certified Restoration can begin the drying process free of lead and asbestos. Clubhouse events and standing reservations may now continue. This does include Bridge Club and Yoga Club. 

Maintenance Update:

This week Pro-Tec took on several projects throughout the community. The heating and cooling systems in the guest suites were serviced, filters replaced, and new thermostats installed. All of the firehose cabinets in the West building were painted red to meet fire code. Mesh was welded on to the garage gate to prevent further break-ins by cutting the bars off the gate. Justin from Pro-Tec also worked with Pipe Trades to fix a leak found at the pool pump. 

Ficus Tree Removal:

As many have noticed, on Thursday, January 30th Landcare Logic removed one of the ficus trees in front of the West entrance. Ficus trees have deep root systems, and the one that is closest to the street was growing such extensive roots that the concrete started to buckle. In order to save the other trees in the area that are struggling for light, the tree had to be removed. 

“True freedom is understanding that we have a choice in who and what we allow to have power over us.”

-Meryl Streep

Respectfully,

Tyler Boelts

General Manager – Coral Tree Plaza

Action Property Management (800) 400-2284