The Gull's Call - April/May/June 2024

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Woodbridge by Andrea Godoy, Association Manager T HE PLEASANT WEATHER SIGNALS THE START OF upcoming projects and repairs. Please submit an architectural application for all exterior work you intend to undertake. Approved applications are required before work may begin. The Board of Directors and our landscape contractor are collaborating to begin drought-tolerant upgrades in order to comply with bill AB 1572. This bill prohibits the use of potable water to irrigate nonfunctional turf on commercial, municipal, institutional, and multifamily residential properties beginning January 1, 2029. In addition to the newly renovated area next to 398 Tralee Lane, we are also working on upgrading our curb strips in order to comply. In order to convey crime activities, the City of Alameda and the Alameda Police Department host "Beat 33" meetings. The next meeting is scheduled for September 24, 2024, at 6:00 PM, at the Community Center, which is located at 3195 Mecarney Road. On a security note, please remember to close your garage doors to avoid unlawful entry and help keep the community secure. Please report any suspicious conduct you witness by giving Security a call at 510-865-0417. A friendly reminder from your architectural guidelines on Sun-Control Devices/Awnings: On a case-by-case basis, sun-control devices will be considered provided the design and material are compatible with the architectural character of the house, and shall not adversely affect views, light, sun, or natural ventilation of adjacent properties. Only solid color sun control devices will be permitted. The condition and appearance of approved sun-control devices must be properly maintained at all times. If you ever have questions or concerns, you may reach your association manager at WDB@harorbay.org

ARCHITECTURAL MATTERS AND APPLICATIONS If you're considering any architectural changes, big or small, please remember to fill out the necessary application at harborbay.org/archapp. Your proactive involvement is key in maintaining the aesthetic charm that defines Pelican Bay. JOIN US AT BOARD MEETINGS Our community thrives on your active participation. As always, we extend an invitation to join us at our board meetings. It's an open forum for you to voice concerns, share your creative ideas, or seek answers to any questions you may have. Your input shapes the present and future of Pelican Bay. Looking forward to brighter days ahead and the opportunity to connect at our upcoming board meetings Seastrand by Rick Harkins, Board President RETAINING WALL T HE SEASTRAND BOARD OF DIRECTORS IS CURRENTLY reviewing contractor bids for the repair and eventual replacement of the retaining wall bordering the back of our homes. There are certain portions of the wall that will require immediate attention and repair. The Board will keep Seastrand homeowners updated on the scope and timing of the project once the bids are reviewed and a contractor is chosen. HOME MAINTENANCE Spring is the time of year to get outdoors and enjoy the warmer weather. If you are planning any exterior work on your home or landscaping, please be sure to submit an architectural application. In the event that your association has notified you that repairs are required, kindly inform your association manager of the next course of action. You may reach your association manager at SEA@harborbay.org. CONTACT INFORMATION Please make sure to update your contact information with the association manager, especially if your primary address is outside of Seastrand. We want to make sure that all Seastrand homeowners receive any important correspondence from the office.

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