CLJGHOA
NEWSLETTER JUNE 2000
 Next Meeting!
The next HOA meeting will be held
on July 13th, 2000, Thursday, at 6:30 p.m. at the Southpointe
Clubhouse, 8286
Via Mallorca. Please Join Us - Owners & Renters!
Meetings will be held on the 2nd Thursday of
each month at the Southpointe
Clubhouse, 8286
Via Mallorca. The
homeowners' forum begins at 6:30 p.m.; the regular Board session begins
at 7 p.m.
 Remove Plants & Items in Common Areas
The
display or storage of any item (such as plants or decor objects) on the
common area surfaces is now prohibited and all such items must be removed
immediately. Because of increasing issues of liability throughout California
Community Associations, we request that you move personal items and plants
from the common areas. We thank you for your cooperation in advance.
The CLJG Board,
in keeping with its responsibility to act in the best interest of the
association and its members, finds itself forced to make a probably unpopular
decision. It has been brought to the CLJG Board's attention that private
display of plants and decorations on the common areas (i.e., such as the
stairs, landings, walkways, and railings leading to front doors) are creating
liability issues, which in other condominium communities, have led to
expensive lawsuits.
 Garage For Rent
Single garage available to rent
to another CLJG resident for $150 per month. Call 453-4419.
If you are a resident who needs to rent a garage, here
is your chance!
If you have something that you
want to rent or that is for sale, you can use the bulletin board in the
Fitness Room or you can have your notice listed on the CLJG website. http://www.capelajollagardens.com
 CLJG Fire
The units damaged from the
fire in building 8613 are now under reconstruction.
Valentine Construction has been contracted to
repair the damage caused by the fire.
 New CLJG Board
Thank you for
sending in your proxies for the new board members. The incumbents were voted
back in by a very close margin. There has been a new election for officers.
Please welcome Amanda Kennedy as our new CLJG President.
Amanda Kennedy President
Michael Krupnak Vice President
Sonja Johnson Treasurer
Shawn Bosley Secretary
MaryAnn Beverly Director
Karol Koerner Director
Deb Cooper Director
 CLJG Litigations
The CLJG Board has formally authorized litigation against our developer, Garden Communities. Our attorneys will represent us on a contigency fee paying basis rather than on an hourly fee basis.
 Improving CLJG
Do you have any suggestions
or ideas on how to improve living at CLJG? Please send them to Tom Watterson at (858) 270-7870 or email
him at twatterson@menas.com.
 Dog Responsibility
Have
you notice the grass dying? This is because of the dogs urinating on the
grass! This is costing CLJG money to replace the grass. Do not let your dog
urinate on the grassy areas. If this continues the grass will be replaced
with something dogs wont care to do their business on. There also will be a
fine assigned for residents who don't pick up after their dogs.
 Useful Numbers
Cape La
Jolla Gardens Web Page
http://www.capelajollagardens.com/
Abandoned Cars
(619) 495-7829
Animal Control Department (619) 236-4250
(24 Hr. Emergency) (619) 278-9760
ASI Hastings (Air Conditioner
Servicing)
(619)
668-6600
Chimney Sweep John Creech (760)
480-1019
Crime Stoppers (619) 235-TIPS
Dependable Plumbing (619) 266-2121
FIRE/PARAMEDICS
Non-Emergency (619) 533-4300
Illegal Fire Lane Parking (619) 974-9891
Garden Communities (Developer) (619) 558-9573
Helicopter Noise Complaints
(Miramar MCAS)
(619) 577-4277
(619)
577-4279
La Jolla Key (24 Hr. Locksmiths) (858) 558-1965
Noise Abatement (619) 236-5500
Pacific Bell (Customer Service) 611
Pacific Bell (Repair) (800) 310-2355
Padre Electric (Fan &
Lighting Installation)
(619)
486-1526
Poison Information Center (619) 543-6000 (800) 876-4766
POLICE, Non-Emergency (619) 531-2000 (619) 531-2065
Pot Holes and Street Problems (619) 527-7500
San Diego City Council Office (619) 236-6981
SDG&E (Customer Service) (800) 411-7343
SDG&E (24 Hr. Emergency) (800) 611-7343
San Diego Water Dept. (619) 533-5260
Southern California Security (619) 576-1994 (800) 500-4827
SteamUSA (A/C & Heating Duct
Cleaning)
(619)
530-8185
(800)STEAMUSA
The Vent Cleaner (Dryer Vent
Cleaning)
(800)
960-8368
(800) 960-VENT
Warner Cable (Customer Service) (619) 695-3220
Warner Cable (Road Runner)
(619) 695-3220
FOR 24-HOUR EMERGENCY
SERVICE
CALLS
RELATING TO CLJG
CONTACT Tom Watterson
email: twatterson@menas.com
MENAS REALTY
COMPANY
(858) 270-7870 (9am 5pm) ext. 14
(858) 744-9883 (after hours)
Handyman's Corner
Garage
Door Opener Keypad & Remote Programming Instructions
Your garage
door opener receiver and remote control transmitter have been set at the
factory to a matching code. The door will open when you press the remote
control push button.
Follow the
instructions below to program your opener to match any additional remotes you
may purchase.
Your
"Smart' garage door opener will operate with UP
TO FOUR 'Smart" remote control transmitters (with green
indicator lights), a Keyless Entry System, or keypad entry code transmitters.
TIP: If
you have all the remote controls with you that you want to program into the
opener, it makes sense to erase all the old codes from the opener first,
since there may still be the original condominium developers code programmed
into it.
To Erase All Remote Control
Codes
·
Press and hold the green "Smart" button on the back of the
opener panel until the tiny little green indicator light (right next to the
button) turns off, (after about 6 seconds).
It helps
if you have a ladder or are 6 feet tall to see the little green light come
on! All the codes the opener has learned will be erased. Do it again if
you don't see the little green light come on.
To re-add
your remote controls, repeat Steps 1 and 2 (below) for each remote control in
use, as well as for the wireless keypad unit.
To Add a Remote Push Button
1.
Press and hold the remote push button.
2. Then press
and release the green 'Smart' button on the back panel of the opener. The
opener lights on the panel will flash once.
Now the opener
will operate when the remote control push button is pressed.
If you
release the remote control push button before the opener light flashes, the
opener has not accepted the code.
To Add a Keypad Entry Code
Two people
are required for this - one person standing at the keypad and the other
person standing at the opener.
1.
First Person - Enter the desired 4-digit code on the keypad.
Press and hold the Enter button on the keypad.
2.
Second Person - Press and release the green 'Smart' button on
the back panel of the opener. The opener light on the front of the opener
unit will flash once.
Now the
opener will operate when the keypad entry code is entered. Test it to make
sure.
If you
release the Enter button on the keypad before the opener lights flash, the
opener has not accepted the code.
NOTE: Code
programming instructions are also located on the back panel of the garage
door opener unit.
WARNING
Children
operating or playing with a garage door opener can injure themselves
or others. The garage door could close and cause serious injury or death.
Do not
allow children to operate the door control(s) or remote control
transmitter(s).
A moving
garage door could injure or kill someone under it. Activate the opener only
when you can see the door clearly, it is free of obstructions, and is
properly adjusted.
You will find the above
imformation with illustrations if you visit CLJGs website at http://www.capelajollagardens.com/
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