BALCONIES & POTTED PLANTS

Water and other liquids applied to plants, objects, floor or walls must be applied in such a manner that

no liquids drip off the balcony or patio. Pots, planters and containers must be kept in waterproof saucers.

No objects of any kind may be thrown, shaken or swept off balconies.

ADVICE:

Anchor anything which might blow off or fall off your balcony.

RULE:

Close umbrellas when not in use.

FIRE HORN – CITY INSPECTION (3635 / EAST BUILDING ONLY)

As you may recall, Hiller Fire performed an in-unit inspection to identify which unit(s) have a disconnected fire horn. Now that Hiller Fire found the disconnects and repairs have been made, the City of San Diego is required to perform a final in-unit inspection for the East (3635) building to ensure the Fire Horns sound off correctly and are no trouble calls on the fire panel. This unit inspection is a mandatory requirement for the A & E stack only.

The City Inspector will be on site on Tuesday October 7th andmentioned it will take approximately one (1) minutes in each unit (A & E Stack) and appreciates everyone’s cooperation so they may move quickly throughout the building. In the event the inspection cannot be performed in one (1) day, the City inspector will be required to come back on Wednesday October 8th.

Please follow up with Management to let me know if you will be home for this inspection or if we may use the key on file.

MANAGEMENT OUT OF OFFICE

General Manager, Marco Casillas will be out of the office on Monday September 29, 2025. Senior Manager, Ryan Lancaster will be available via email (Rlancaster@actionlife.com) if you have any questions or concerns.

If you have an emergency, please contact Community Care: 1(800) 400-2284. Thank you!

“Take care of your body. It’s the only place you have to live.

 ― Jim Rohn

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