Welcome to Park Laurel

Amenity Reopening – Red Tier

We are pleased to announce the loosening of some restrictions for the amenities. With the County now in the Red Tier, the following changes have been implemented effective immediately.

  • Fitness Center is reopened indoors with a limit of three persons at a time only with reservations made on BuildingLink or through the Concierge Desk. 
  • Outdoor Cardio is also an option with a limit of two persons at a time with reservations. We have one treadmill, one bicycle, and one elliptical outside for your enjoyment. 
  • Food and drinks are now allowed to be enjoyed in the BBQ area and on the pool deck. 

Masks must still be worn while in the common areas, including the elevators, lobby, indoor and outdoor workout spaces and at the barbecues, unless you are eating/drinking. 

Thank you for your continued patience and cooperation with County and HOA policies during the pandemic. 

Cox Services Outage

Next Monday, March 8th, Cox Services will have a planned outage beginning at 7:00 am. The outages may occur intermittently throughout the day and affect Coax services which include your cable, internet, and possibly digital phone service. According to a memo, they are upgrading firmware on their infrastructure throughout this neighborhood on that day.  If you do not have cable/internet/home phone through Cox, please disregard.  Thanks,Ryan

Plumbing Tips 🚿🛁

Below are a few tips and reminders that will help make your experience at home much more enjoyable.

Slow draining sinks and showers are caused by a build-up of food in the kitchen, or hair, creams, and gels in the bathroom.

Slow draining bathroom sinks and showers are the most common question. To help prevent this, we recommend that you do the following;

• Bathroom Sinks (weekly)– Fill up the sink with hot water. Once the sink is filled, release the stopper. Keep the hot water running until the sink is completing drained. This water pressure will flush out any gels and creams that may be coating the pipes.
• Shower Drains (weekly) – If you are fortunate enough to have long hair, we would recommend having a hair trap over the shower drain that can be cleaned weekly, and would prevent hair from getting clogged in the drain.
• Bathtubs (monthly) – Although you may not use your bathtub, the bathtubs are connected to kitchen sinks above. To prevent clogs in the line at your elevation and to keep the p-traps in your plumbing active, we recommend filling the tub between 1/4 and 1/2 with hot water and then releasing the stopper.
• Kitchen Sink (weekly) – On a weekly basis, please fill your kitchen sink with hot water. Pull the stopper once it is filled. If you have a side-by-side sink, fill both sides before releasing the stopper.

Please remember not to put food down the kitchen drain or in the garbage disposal as the pipes cannot tolerate much. Clean plates into the garbage can, not the sink and before placing them in the dishwasher.

Toilet paper is the only item that should be thrown in toilets. Do not use wet wipes, even if the package says that it is safe. It is not safe in a high rise.

Liquid drain cleaners should not be used. They have a tendency to breakdown the rubber that connects the pipes throughout the building.

If any of your drains are backing up when you are not using them, immediately call the Front Desk at (619) 696-6402.

The following plumbers are recommended to address any of your drain or plumbing issues;

XYG Plumbing – (619) 271-2916
J & J Plumbing – (619) 245-5289

As always, we are here to assist. If you have any questions, or concerns, please let us know.

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Location

2500 Sixth Avenue
San Diego, CA 92103
Phone | (619) 696-6402
Fax | (619) 696-6401

Management Team

General Manager
Daniela Enck | manager@parklaurel.net

Assistant General Manager
Veronica Phillips | vphillips@actionlife.com

Management Company

Action Property Management
www.actionlife.com
Regional Office
750 B Street, Suite 2860
San Diego, CA 92101
phone | (800) 400-2284