KITCHEN STACK WASTE JETTING (EAST / 3635) – MONDAY JUNE 23, 2025

You might ask, what is a kitchen stack cleaning? Kitchen stack cleaning involves high-pressure flushing of the cast iron waste pipes running through each unit’s kitchen. The kitchen is the area that takes the heaviest toll due to all the cooking debris.

It is recommended that high-rise buildings and condominiums clean the kitchen stacks once every other year as routine maintenance. By performing this type of maintenance ahead of time, the association saves itself tremendous amounts of money in the long run by preventing backups. This year, Pro-Tec Plumbing will be cleaning out the kitchen stacks for the association.

Work will begin on Monday June 23^rd – Thursday June 26th. The plumbers will need to access every single unit to monitor your kitchen sink to ensure there is not a backup. Every three floors, a kitchen stack cleanout has been placed in the kitchen. The following floors have kitchen stack cleanout access:

15

12

7

2

Every unit on these floors has either a small access hatch or a cleanout. To help us be as efficient as possible with the cleanout process, please remove any objects that may be in the way so that the plumbing crew has easy access to the cleanout. The crew will work on one stack per day. The schedule is posted below:

Monday June 23^rd: A & F stack

Tuesday June 24^th: B, C & G stack

Wednesday June 25^th: D & H stack

Thursday June 26^th: E stack

We want to ensure that the association maintains the investment in the cast iron pipes, but also to keep everyone healthy and safe. We greatly appreciate all of your assistance and cooperation in this matter. 

Please email Management to let me know if you will be home or if we may use the key on file.

NO JUNE OPEN SESSION MEETING

An open session Board Meeting will not be held for the month of June and will be scheduled in July 2025.

TRASH CHUTE & WASTE DISPOSAL

Breaking down cardboard waste is very important, please DO NOT place cardboard or Styrofoam material down the trash chute.  Doing so may result in extra costs to Coral Tree Plaza. Also, soiled pizza boxes must be broken down and discarded in the trash.

BEST PRACTICES

It is best practice to break cardboard boxes down to optimize the space in the recyclable container(s) located in the parking garage levels P1 – P3. Also, please make sure when disposing of any material it is tightly sealed in a plastic bag to prevent loose debris from blowing around and littering CTP campus.

“Life consists not in holding good cards but in playing those you hold well.”

• Josh Billings

Sincerely,

Marco Casillas

General Manager – Coral Tree Plaza

Action Property Management (800) 400-2284

Please visit the Coral Tree Plaza Resident Portal by going to www.resident.actionlife.com