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The Parking Garage Floors are scheduled to be cleaned on the following days:
Parking Level 1 ~ Wednesday, May 22 ~ ALL SPACES
(ALL CARS PARKED ON THE 1ST FLOOR MUST BE MOVED ON WED., 5/22/13)
Parking Level B (Basement) ~ Friday, May 24 ~ ALL SPACES
(ALL CARS PARKED ON THE BASEMENT LEVEL MUST BE MOVED ON FRI.,
Parking Level 3 ~ Tuesday, May 28~ Common Area Only!
(CARS DO NOT NEED TO BE MOVED ON TUE., 5/28/13)
Thank you,
Elleven Management
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HOMEOWNERS,
IF YOU HAVE NOT DONE SO ALREADY, REGISTER YOUR HOA ACCOUNT ONLINE WITH THE VIVO ONLINE PORTAL.
WITH THIS ACCOUNT YOU CAN :
* Enroll in eStatements or Auto Payment
* Update your Contact Information
* Update your Guests, Pet and Vehicle Information
* Make Move In/Out Reservations
* Submit Work Orders
* and much more!
In addition, your tenants can also be granted limited access to the Portal to update their information as well!
To register, visit www.VivoPortal.com now!
For step-by step instructions on How To Register, please email Gwendolyn Montgomery by clicking here.
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The South Park Community Benefit District (BID) and LAPD Central Division, is hosting a
NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH MEETING
to be held on
Tuesday, May 14, 2013
between the hours of
6:00 pm to 8 pm
located at
The South Park CBD Offices
1333 S. Hope St., Los Angeles, CA 90015.
Central Division lead Officers Sam Yin & Victor Aguilar from the LAPD is re-launching the local Neighborhood Watch program and need your involvement.
~ Learn about community updates
~Meet your security & clean teams plus local LAPD
~Share your issues & concerns
~Collaborate to maintain & increase local safety
Metered Parking is available and Light Refreshments will be provided.
For more information, contact South Park CBD at (213) 663-1111.
To RSVP email sharon@southpark.la
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Posted 5/02/2013 12:11 PM
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HOMEOWNERS,
IF YOU HAVE NOT DONE SO ALREADY, REGISTER YOUR HOA ACCOUNT ONLINE WITH THE VIVO ONLINE PORTAL.
WITH THIS ACCOUNT YOU CAN :
* Enroll in eStatements or Auto Payment
* Update your Contact Information
* Update your Guests, Pet and Vehicle Information
* Make Move In/Out Reservations
* Submit Work Orders
* and much more!
In addition, your tenants can also be granted limited access to the Portal to update their information as well!
To register, visit www.VivoPortal.com now!
For step-by step instructions on How To Register, please email Gwendolyn Montgomery by clicking here.
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The Downtown Center Business Improvement District (BID) is working to bring a variety of great stores, such as Trader Joes, Anthropologie and Whole Foods Market to your area.
TO HELP DO THIS, YOUR FEEDBACK IS GREATLY NEEDED!!
FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TO COMPLETE THE SURVEY PLEASE CLICK HERE
Please be advised, the survey will close this Sunday on April 14th, 2013.
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The South Park Community Benefit District
NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH MEETING
HAS BEEN POSTPONED!!!
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The South Park Community Benefit District (BID) and LAPD, are hosting a
NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH MEETING
to be held on
Tuesday, April 9, 2013
between the hours of
6:30 pm to 8 pm
located at
The South Park CBD Offices
1333 S. Hope St., Los Angeles, CA 90015.
Central Division lead Officers Sam Yin & Victor Aguilar from the LAPD is re-launching the local Neighborhood Watch program and need your involvment.
~ Learn about community updates
~Meet your security & clean teams plus local LAPD
~Share your issues & concerns
~Collaborate to maintain & increase local safety
Metered Parking is available and Light Refreshments will be provided.
For more information, contact South Park CBD at (213) 663-1111.
To RSVP email jessica@southpark.la
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The Figueroa corridor is transforming to promote economic development, improve the pedestrian, bike and transit experience and beautify some of Los Angeles' most diverse communities.
A Community Meeting
will be held on
April, 9, 2013
from
5:30 pm to 8 pm
located at
Andrew Norman Hall Orthopaedic Hospital
2400 S. Flower Street
Los Angeles, CA 90007
This meeting is FREE, informal and open to the public. Children are welcome and light refreshments will be served.
Parking is $4 and FREE bike valet will be available
For more information please visit myfigueroa.com or click HERE
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THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR VOTES!
WE HAVE REACHED QUORUM!!
IF YOU HAVE NOT VOTED AND WISH TO DO SO, YOU MAY STILL BRING YOUR BALLOT TO THE FRONT DESK BY 5:30 PM , TOMORROW, TUESDAY, 3/26/13.
IF YOU DID NOT RECEIVE YOUR BALLOT, THEN YOU MAY RETRIEVE A PROXY FROM THE FRONT DESK.
WE CAN ALSO MAIL OR FAX THE PROXY TO YOU!
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30 BALLOTS NEEDED!!!
IF YOU HAVE NOT RECEIVED YOUR BALLOT OR YOUR BALLOT IS MISPLACED,
ASK FOR A PROXY!!
YOUR BALLOT COUNTS TOWARDS REACHING THE QUORUM REQUIREMENT.
PLEASE MAIL YOUR BALLOT TODAY OR TURN IN YOUR PROXY AT THE FRONT DESK!
WE APPRECIATE YOUR VOTES!!!!
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50 BALLOTS NEEDED!!!
YOUR BALLOT COUNTS TOWARDS REACHING THE QUORUM REQUIREMENT.
PLEASE MAIL YOUR BALLOT TODAY!
IF YOU HAVE NOT RECEIVED YOUR BALLOT OR YOUR BALLOT IS MISPLACED, PLEASE CONTACT THE ELLEVEN STAFF RIGHT AWAY!
WE APPRECIATE YOUR VOTES!!!!
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Posted 3/15/2013 12:41 PM
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DEAR HOMEOWNERS,
YOUR BALLOT COUNTS TOWARDS REACHING THE QUORUM REQUIREMENT.
PLEASE MAIL IN YOUR BALLOT TODAY!
IF YOU HAVE NOT RECEIVED YOUR BALLOT OR YOUR BALLOT IS MISPLACED, PLEASE CONTACT THE ELLEVEN STAFF RIGHT AWAY!
WE APPRECIATE YOUR VOTES!!!!
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Date: Tuesday, March 5, 2013
Time: 10 30 am to 2 30 pm
Please be advised that the water to the building will be shut off on Tuesday, March 5, 2013, from 10 30 am to 2 30 pm, due to need of an emergency repair for the backflow device.
ALL UNITS WILL BE AFFECTED!!! PLEASE PLAN ACCORDINGLY.
We appreciate your understanding and please feel free to contact the Elleven Staff with any questions and concerns.
~Thank you~
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As an Elleven resident, you can now enjoy Special Discount Tickets for Vip Suites at the Staples Center for upcoming Games and many other Special Events at L.A. Live!!
Click HERE for prices and avaibility. TO PURCHASE TICKETS, please email Gwendolyn @ gmontgomery@actionlife.com. All events are based on availability and prices are subject to change.
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Posted 2/22/2013 10:56 AM
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Please be advised that we were informed today that The Beverly Hills Concierge who services Evo and Luma is hosting a Food Truck Round Up TONIGHT in the South Alley between EVO and LUMA between the hours of 5:30 – 9:00pm. The South Alley Gate will still be accessible but there may be delays.
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LOCATION: ELLEVEN - MAIN LOBBY - Interior and Exterior
DATE: Thursday, February 14, 2013
TIME: 3 PM TO 11 PM
COMPANY: ANONYMOUS CONTENT (PRODUCER)
Production will prep beginning at 3pm and anticipate filming at around 5pm to 11pm.
Producer will film an actor walking out of the lobby into a car parked in the curb lane.
There will be no dialogue/sound.
Producer will dress the lobby, take off and replace the “caution” sticker from the window, turn off the canopy lights over the entrance and frost the front windows of the lobby.
Producer will use house power for the interior lights and will use putt putt generators placed behind the planters directly outside of the lobby doors.
The putt putt generators will emit sound while in use.
Thank you,
Management
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Equinox arrives in Downtown L.A.!!!
Please join us TODAY in the Elleven Main Lobby on Tuesday, February 12, 2013 from 6 pm to 7:30 pm to learn about this luxuriant, Eco-friendly fitness club and the many wonderful services they provide.
Equinox is offering all residents Special Discount Pricing to become a new member.
Complimentary Wine and Hors d'oeuvres will be provided
It's not too late to RSVP to zach.slobin@Equinox.com
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Posted 2/05/2013 12:01 PM
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The Management Office
will be closed for the
Christmas Holiday
Monday, December 24th and Tuesday, December 25th
The front desk will be staffed
through the Holidays.
If you have any type of emergency
please contact the front desk and they will
contact the necessary party to handle your situation.
We would like to wish everyone Happy Holidays!
Elleven Management
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Posted 12/20/2012 11:12 AM
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The Management Office
will be closed for the
Christmas Holiday
Monday, December 24th and Tuesday, December 25th
The front desk will be staffed
through the Holidays.
If you have any type of emergency
please contact the front desk and they will
contact the necessary party to handle your situation.
We would like to wish everyone Happy Holidays!
Elleven Management
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Posted 12/13/2012 4:59 PM
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Joint Homowners Meeting
Elleven & Luma
Tuesday, December 11th
7:00 PM
Villas Flores
1020 S. Flower Street
Los Angeles, CA 90015
Agenda Topic: 2012 Garage Traffic Study
Please plan to attend this meeting
to have the opportunity to hear the discussion,
offer your thoughts and ask questions you my have.
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Posted 12/06/2012 3:02 PM
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Joint Homowners Meeting
Elleven & Luma
Tuesday, December 11th
7:00 PM
Villas Flores
1020 S. Flower Street
Los Angeles, CA 90015
Agenda Topic: 2012 Garage Traffic Study
Please plan to attend this meeting
to have the opportunity to hear the discussion,
offer your thoughts and ask questions you my have.
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Posted 11/29/2012 1:01 PM
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Smoking!
If you or your guests smoke, please be careful how cigarettes or cigars are disposed of. Disposal should never be through open windows and doors or over balconies. Elleven’s Rules & Regulations stipulate that "throwing or dropping anything from your balcony is a serious safety hazard and strictly prohibited."
We have had reports in the past of cigarettes blowing back into other people’s homes below. Numerous residents have reported finding cigarette butts and packs on their balconies and patios.
This creates a serious danger that could damage property, start a fire or hurt someone.
Please be considerate of your neighbors.
Thank you!
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Posted 8/23/2012 11:49 AM
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Our August
Monthly Board Meeting
will be held this next
Tuesday, August 21st
at 7:00 pm
on the Elleven/Luma Terrace
Please come and join us at the meeting.
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Pool/Spa Rule Reminders
For safety reasons, glass objects, such as beer bottles, are not allowed in the pool or spa area. Owners will be liable for the cost of any resulting damage or injury due to broken glass.
Diving, running or pushing is not permitted.
Foreign objects such as floating or inflatable devices, pool toys, or boogie boards are not permitted.
Pets are not allowed in pool/spa region.
Beverages should be in plastic or suitable non-breakable containers.
Each resident is responsible for the disposal of their litter prior to leaving the pool area.
Pool areas are to be entered through the gates only. Scaling the wall is not permitted.
Intoxicated persons are prohibited from using the pool and spa.
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The Pool/Terrace Wifi
is back up and going.
It is now called:
apm-wifi
It is also now password protected and the password is:
actionguest
The base unit is located in the pool area so the signal is much stronger the closer you are to the pool area.
If you have any problems using it please contact the front desk
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Posted 8/03/2012 10:20 AM
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The South Park
Community and Business Improvement District (CBID)
Is Up For Renewal
If you haven't already filled out your petition,
please do so as soon as possible.
If you have misplaced yours
contact Larry in the Management Office
and he can get you a copy of the petition for your unit.
If you have any question regarding this you can contact:
Daryl Landis
Telephone No.: (213) 663-1111, ext. 3
Email: admin@southpark.la
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It is summer and here are some Pool & Spa Rules:
* For safety reasons, glass objects, such as beer bottles, are not allowed in the pool or area. Owners will be liable for the cost of any resulting damage or injury due to broken glass.
* Diving, running or pushing is not permitted.
* Foreign objects such as floating or inflatable devices, pool toys, or boogie boards are not permitted.
* Pets are not allowed in pool/spa region.
* Beverages should be in plastic or suitable non-breakable containers.
* Each resident is responsible for the disposal of their litter prior to leaving the pool area.
* Pool areas are to be entered through the gates only. Scaling the wall is not permitted.
* Intoxicated persons are prohibited from using the pool and spa.
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If you or your guests smoke, please be careful how cigarettes or cigars are disposed of. Disposal should never be through open windows and doors or over balconies. Elleven’s Rules & Regulations stipulate that "throwing or dropping anything from your balcony is a serious safety hazard and strictly prohibited."
Over the weekend one of our residents was sitting outside at Starbucks and a cigarette butt was thrown from one of the units above, and it hit her dress and burned holes clear threw the fabric. She is very fortunate not to have been burned as well.
We have had other reports in the past of cigarettes blowing back into other people’s homes below. Numerous residents have reported finding cigarette butts and packs on their balconies and patios.
This creates a serious danger that could damage property, start a fire or hurt someone as stated above.
Please be considerate of your neighbors.
Thank you!
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It is summer and here are some Pool/Spa Rule Reminders:
* For safety reasons, glass objects, such as beer bottles, are not allowed in the pool or area. Owners will be liable for the cost of any resulting damage or injury due to broken glass.
* Diving, running or pushing is not permitted.
* Foreign objects such as floating or inflatable devices, pool toys, or boogie boards are not permitted.
* Pets are not allowed in pool/spa region.
* Beverages should be in plastic or suitable non-breakable containers.
* Each resident is responsible for the disposal of their litter prior to leaving the pool area.
* Pool areas are to be entered through the gates only. Scaling the wall is not permitted.
* Intoxicated persons are prohibited from using the pool and spa.
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Our new Manager Assistant
Jania Masterson
has now joined us here at Elleven.
She comes to us with good experience and
we are pleased to welcome her to Elleven.
She is replacing Darlene Wheatley
who left us a while back.
Darlene has moved back to Florida
where she will be going back to school.
When you get a chance please stop by the office
or front desk and introduce yourself to Jania.
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Building Camera System Upgrades
The upgrading of the camera system is almost completed.
The new cameras are now up and working in the elevators!
The upgrade of the system includes a new base system,
some new cameras and the relocation of some of the
original cameras for better coverage.
The Board took on this project after recieving
numerous requests from the homeowners.
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Resident
Emergency Procedures Training
Session
Will be held:
Thursday, June 21st
6:00 pm
In the Lobby
Come learn what to do
in the event of an emergency such as a
fire, power outage, or earthquake.
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Building Camera System Upgrades
The upgrading of the camera system is almost completed.
The new cameras are now up and working in the elevators!
The upgrade of the system includes a new base system,
some new cameras and the relocation of some of the
original cameras for better coverage.
The Board took on this project after recieving
numerous requests from the homeowners.
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Posted 6/15/2012 12:10 PM
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Luma will be having their
trees trimmed on the terrace on
Monday, June 11th
making way for their window washers.
The will be starting around 9:00 AM
They apologize for the noise
and any inconvenience that this may cause.
Thank you!
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The Board has approved upgrading our security camera system.
The work has began and it will be completed within a couple of weeks.
The upgrading includes replacing the main recording system,
replacing the exterior cameras plus adding three additional cameras
to the perimeter of the building. There will also be
some cameras added inside the building and garage
as well as relocating some for better coverage.
One big change is the installation of cameras in both elevators.
We will be sending out more information prior to everything being completed.
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In observance of
Memorial Day
the Management Office
will be closed on
Monday, May 28th
We hope everyone has a great holiday weekend!
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Posted 5/24/2012 10:14 AM
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Amegen Tour of California
This Sunday, May 20th
Stage 8 of America's largest cycling race will be kicking off
on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills
and ends at L.A. LIVE
after five laps throughout downtown.
RIDE BEFORE THE PROS
8:00 AM - 9:45 AM
Nissan's Ride Before the Pro's allows cycling enthusiasts and fans to ride the downtown loop of the Stage 8 and then valet their bikes at L.A. LIVE
where the crowds will be congregating before the pros arrive sometime
between 11:30 AM and 12:00 PM.
OVERALL FINISH
Pro riders are expected to arrrive at L.A. LIVE just before noon.
You can see the official route at:
http://www.amgentourofcalifornia.com/docroot/media/2012/2012AToCStage8Mapv2.pdf
Please watch the street closure notices.
(11th Street will be closed that day until early afternoon)
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Amegen Tour of California
Coming to Downtown May 20th
Stage 8 of America's largest cycling race will be kicking off
on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills
and ends at L.A. LIVE
after five laps throughout downtown.
RIDE BEFORE THE PROS
8:00 AM - 9:45 AM
Nissan's Ride Before the Pro's allows cycling enthusiasts and fans to ride the downtown loop of the Stage 8 and then valet their bikes at L.A. LIVE
where the crowds will be congregating before the pros arrive sometime between 11:30 AM and 12:00 PM. This is FREE to register and they want as many participants as possible to join the race.
You can register free at:
https://www.raceit.com/register/?event=11806
OVERALL FINISH
Pro riders are expected to arrrive at L.A. LIVE just before noon.
You can see the official route at:
http://www.amgentourofcalifornia.com/docroot/media/2012/2012AToCStage8Mapv2.pdf
The ATOC Lifestyle Festival will be held in Lot 5
featuring vendor booths, food, and live entertainment.
OFFICIAL WRAP PARTY
Stay for the party as they celebrate with a beer garden,
KIIS FM dj's and live entertainment.
Please watch for street closure notices.
(11th Street will be closed that day until early afternoon)
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In case you haven't noticed
Darlene has left Elleven
to pursue a new adventure in her life.
She is moving back to Florida
where she will be going back to school
to become a registered nurse.
Her last day was Friday, April 27th.
We wish her the best!
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South Park
Neighborhood Watch Meeting
The Target Terrace
at LA Live
Entry is on Figueroa next to the Grammy Museum
(door marked Target Terrace Club Nokia VIP)
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
7:00 pm
Refreshments will be served.
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The South Park
Community and Business Improvement District (CBID)
Needs your help!
They are currently in the process of being renewed.
Petitions have been mailed out
and if you haven't turned yours in yet,
please do so as soon as possible.
If you have misplaced your petition
you can get a new one by contacting
the Elleven Management office.
The CBID play a very important role in South Park
to help keep this a safe and clean environment to live in.
Your one vote plays a big part in the renewal process.
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Posted 4/19/2012 11:53 AM
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The Annual Homeowners Meeting
will be next week on
April 17, 2012
If you haven't turned in
your Secret Ballot yet,
please do so as soon as possible!
We want to make sure we meet our quorum requirements
to hold the Annual Meeting so we don't have to do this all again.
Thank you
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The Annual Homeowners Meeting
will be held
April 17, 2012
Have you turned in
your Secret Ballot yet?
If you haven't,
please do so as soon a possible.
We want to make sure we meet our quorum requirements
to hold the Annual Meeting so we don't have to do this all again.
Thank you
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Maintenance Reminders
As warmer temperatures approach, here are some helpful tips to keep your Elleven home in tip-top shape.
* Service your air-conditioner/heating units every 4 to 6 months.
The supply and return vents should be dirt free, filters replaced, and the coils cleaned.
* Check your washer and dryer every 6 months.
Periodically clean the area of debris, keep an eye out for water leaks, and make sure the
supply and return vents are spotless and unobstructed.
* Beware of running water in bathrooms.
Running toilets waste incredible amounts of water and may indicate a problem with the toilet
tank, flapper or angle stops. If you aren't sure please contact the front desk so it can be
checked.
* Keep your terrace clear of debris.
Some units have floating tiles that have drains beneath. If this area is not routinely power
vacuumed, accumulated debris can cause drain blockage and water damage.
* Replace your smoke detector batteries once a year.
An easy rule of thumb is to replace them on your birthday or when the time changes.
* Check your refrigerator water filter every 3 to 6 months.
Also check the water shut-off valve and look for any water leaks.
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The 2012 Annual Meeting Notices and Ballots have been mailed out.
The meeting date will be
Tuesday, April 17th
at 7:00 pm
at the Elleven Lobby
Please mail your ballot or drop it off at the Management Office
as soon as you are able so we can make sure we have a quorum
for the meeting even if you are planning to attend.
We hope to see everyone at the meeting.
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Posted 3/23/2012 10:00 AM
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2012 LA Marathon
Will be held
Sunday, March 18, 2012
The Honda LA Marathon course is a net downhill course that runs from Dodger Stadium to Ocean Blvd in Santa Monica.
There will be street closures so if you may want to check the web-site for details.
www.lamarathon.com
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Don't forget to change your clocks!
The Time Changes
This Sunday, March 11th
At 2:00 AM
Move your clocks
One hour ahead.
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LOCK IT * HIDE IT * KEEP IT
BTFV (Burglary Theft from Motor Vehicle) is a crime where a vehicle is broken into and something of value is taken from the vehicle, the vehicle is not normally taken. We are finding that most BTFVs occur when items of value are left in plain sight in parked vehicles. This is just an open invitiation to Criminals to smash your window and take whatever is left in plain sight. Even if the item left Visible is not Valuable, the bad guys do not know this, so they will smash your window and take it.
BTFV Crime Prevention Tips
* Always lock your vehicle and close your windows
* Use a steering column locking device
* Do Not leave your Laptop in your vehicle
* If possible park your vehicle in a Garage
* Park your vehicle as close to a streetlight as possible
* Do not leave garage remotes in your vehicle
* If you see any suspicious activity near any vehicle,
call the police
* Check your vehicle periodically and Check on your neighbor's hecicles
* IPODs and IPOD Docking Stations are Prime Targets
For more Crime Prevention Information or to get involved in Neighborhood Watch, contact the local Los Angeles Police Station or visit their Web Site at WWW.LAPDONLINE.ORG
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UrbanFit
here in our building on 11th Street is now offering
FIT MEMBERSHIPS
with 24 hour gym access
At this time it is only being offered to Elleven residents
1 Month Membership at $99
6 Month Membership at $500 (1 month free)
1 Year Membership at $1,000 (2 months free)
Each membership includes:
* One complimentary personal training session
* Specially priced massage and personal training sessions for $50
* Chiropractic visits for $50
* Half-off Fit Sessions (regularly $20/class)
~ Limited Memberships Available~
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In honor of
President's Day
Monday, February 20th
The Management Office
will be closed and re-opened on Tuesday.
If you need any assistance that day
that cannot wait until Tuesday
please contact the front desk and they will
direct your call to the necessary party.
Thank you
and have a safe holiday weekend.
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Posted 2/16/2012 10:10 AM
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Please join
Councilmember Jose Huizar
for a dialogue with
South Park Residents
about the
LAstreetcar
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
7:00 pm
Welcome & Introductions
Downtown L.A. Streetcar Project
Other Downtown Issues
Q&A / Resident Comments
AT&T Center Theatre
1150 South Olive Street
(between 11th and 12th)
Los Angeles, CA 90015
Please bring an ID for entrance to this secured building.
Complimentary parking is available in the Olive Garage, across from the main entrance.
For further information, please contact Kai.Newkirk@lacity.org
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Dear Elleven Residents:
A group of your fellow residents have requested that we circulate a petition regarding the marijuana dispensary that has opened on So. Hope St..
The City Council, City Attorney, and the Los Angeles Police Department are aware that the dispensary is located illegally close to residences and of the problems it can cause. One of the main concerns related to the dispensary is that it will attract crime to our neighborhood. Lead Officer Mike Fernandez has confirmed that since the dispensary opened, the local crime rate has tripled.
If you are interested in knowing more about the proposed petition, you can visit their website at:
http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/elleven-homeowners-against-triple-a-collective/
You can also find out more about current action by contacting:
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U.S. Attorney for the Central District: The U.S. Attorney is Andre Birotte Jr. His phone number is (213) 894-240, and his address is United States Attorney's Office, 312 N. Spring St., Los Angeles, CA 90012.
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City Council: We're in City Council District #9. Our city council member is Jan Perry. Her phone number is (213) 473-7009, and her email address is jan.perry@lacity.org.
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City Attorney: Assistant City Attorney Asha Greenberg has filed lawsuits to shut down otehr illegal dispensaries. Her phone number is (213) 978-4659, and her email address is asha.greenberg@lacity.org.
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Posted 2/03/2012 12:12 PM
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South Park Neighborhood Watch Meeting
Meeting Location: Palm Restaurant, 1100 S. Flower Street, LA, CA, (213) 763-4600
Date & Time: January 31, 2012 at 8:00 pm
Agenda
1. Thank you to our local restaurants for hosting us! Thank you, The Palm!
2. Identifying Our South Park Partners
a. Neighbors - Businesses - Private Security - BID Security - LAPD
3. Brainstorming Session!
a. Where do we, how do we connect? South Park NW on Facebook?
b. How do we make our presence felt?
c. South Park Live Cams?
d. Smart Phone Video Uploads App?
4. Sustainability
a. How will we support ourselves?
b. Who will help support us?
c. Who will join us?
5. Marijuana Dispensary on Hope Street
a. Officer Mike Fernandez will address this issue.
6. Disaster Preparedness
7. Watch Signage
8. Next Steps - Group Coordinator & Block Captains
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To All Residents:
Daryl Evans is hosting the LA Kings 5K Run this Saturday, January 21st in downtown LA around Staples Center.
Please review their plan on how you will be able to get in and out of the garage during this event.
The Plan:
- Everyone should exit the ally south towards 12th Street
- Prior to 6:45 am no restrictions on at 12th Street
- Between 6:45 am and 8:05 am residents will be able to make a left on 12th but not a right
- Between 8:05 am and 8:30 am when the greatest number of runners are in the area the alley will be blocked
- After 8:30 am residents will be allowed to make a left on 12ths street when it is safe to do so under the guidance of LA DOT and race officials
- After 9:00 am no restrictions on 12th Street exit and surrounding street besides Figueroa between Pico and Olympic will be open to normal traffic flow
- After 10:00 all streets will be open to normal traffic flow
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Posted 1/20/2012 11:35 AM
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If you haven't already disposed of your Christmas tree
we still have the bin available on the second floor garage level.
The bin will be removed on Monday, January 16th.
Christmas tree disposal bags are available at the front desk.
If for some reason you can not dispose of your tree prior to the bin being removed please check with the front desk and they will let you know how it can be disposed.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Elleven Management
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It is time for us to get the first floor bicycle rack cleaned up again. Several of the bicycles are not in operable condition and may have been abandoned by past residents. We need to identify all of the bicycles currently in this rack. If you have one there, please stop by the front desk to identify it.
All bicycles kept in the First Floor common area bicycle rack must be in operable condition and registered with the Front Desk.
In compliance with the Association’s Rules & Regulations on bicycle storage and common area cleanliness, management will begin removing inoperable and unregistered bicycle on Monday, January 23rd.
Thank you for your cooperation.
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Happy New Year!
In celebration of the Holiday,
the management office will be closed
on Monday, January 2nd
and re-open on Tuesday, January 3rd
If you have an emergency please contact the front desk
and they will contact the necessary party.
Have a Great New Year!
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Posted 12/29/2011 12:06 PM
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Happy Holidays...
...from your staff here at Elleven.
The management office will be closed from
Friday, December 23rd through Monday, December 26th
and reopen on Tuesday, December 27th.
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Posted 12/21/2011 11:29 AM
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The Elleven Management Office
will be closed
Friday, December 23rd through Monday, December 26th.
The Office will re-open on Tuesday, December 27th.
If you have an emergency please contact the Front Desk
and they will direct you call
to the appropriate person to handle the situation.
Happy Holidays!!!
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Posted 12/15/2011 3:59 PM
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As cooler temperatures and rainy weather approach, here are some helpful tips to keep your Elleven home in tip-top shape.
Service your air-conditioner every 4-6 months
The supply and return vents should be dirt free, filters replaced, and the coils cleaned.
Check your washer and dryer every 6 months
Periodically clean the area of debris, keep an eye out for water leaks, and make sure the supply and return vents are spotless and unobstructed.
Beware of running water in bathrooms
Running toilets waste incredible amounts of water and may indicate a problem with the toilet tank, flapper or angle stops.
Keep your terrace clear of debris
Some units have floating tiles that have drains beneath. If this area is not routinely power vacuumed, accumulated debris can cause drain blockage and water damage.
Replace your fire alarm battery once a year
An easy rule of thumb is to replace the battery on your birthday.
Check your refrigerator water filter every 3-6 months
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Posted 12/08/2011 1:53 PM
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Happy Holidays!
The Holiday season is well underway, and the Board of Directors would like to provide residents with an opportunity to show our collective appreciation to our staff. Many of you show your appreciation throughout the year for the services our 11 staff members provide, but this is the opportunity for everyone to say "thank you" and to wish the staff a Happy Holiday Season.
We recognize that these are challenging economic times for everyone, so please know that your participation in the Holiday Fund is strictly voluntary, and you may contribute any amount that you like. Donor names and contributions will be kept confidential. The fund will be divided among the staff based on their service, position, and length of employment.
Alternatively, if you wish you are welcome to express your gratitude individually. If you would like a list of the staff members please contact the management office.
If you wish to make a donation to the Holiday Fund, please make your check payable to Elleven Homeowners Association, and deliver it to the Management Office. We would appreciate receiving your donation by Wednesday, December 14, 2011 before 5pm so we can distribute the funds to the staff prior to the close of the holiday season.
Thank you for your thoughtfulness.
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Posted 12/01/2011 3:18 PM
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We would like to wish everyone
Happy Thanksgiving!
The Management Office
will be closed
Thanksgiving Day, November 24th
and Friday, November 25th.
If you have an emergency
please contact the Front Desk.
Elleven Management
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Posted 11/22/2011 4:29 PM
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If you or your guests smoke, please be careful how cigars or cigarettes are disposed of. Cigarette disposal should never be through open windows and doors or over balconies.
Some residents are still throwing their cigarette butts and ashes off unit balconies and windows. This is a safety concern as it can damage our roof. The roof on the 3rd floor has a rubber roofing membrane that accumulates burn damage from lit cigarette butts. This is a very expensive material to repair or replace.
Elleven’s Rules & Regulations stipulate that "throwing or dropping anything from your balcony is a serious safety hazard and strictly prohibited."
In the past we have had reports of cigarettes blowing back into other people’s homes below. Numerous residents have reported finding cigarette butts and packs on their balconies and patios. This creates a serious danger that could damage property or start a fire.
Please be considerate of your neighbors.
Thank you.
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Posted 11/17/2011 1:25 PM
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November Special
Throughout the rest of this month,
purchase an air filter with installation for only $25.00
(some units may require two filters).
Replacing the batteries on your smoke detector with installation
is only $5.00 a battery.
See the Front Desk for details.
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Posted 11/09/2011 10:07 AM
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Time Change
Don't forget
to set your clocks back
on Sunday,
November 6th
at 2:00 a.m.
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Posted 11/03/2011 4:12 PM
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The Rock 'n' Roll
Los Angeles Marathon
Sunday, October 30, 2011
The Rock 'n' Roll Los Angeles Marathon will bring approximately 15,000 runners and
walkers to Los Angeles, in additional to thousands of spectators, family and friends.
To get the most out of your weekend and minimize stress, be aware of the road closures
and plan ahead for an alternate route or added travel time.
Most road closures and detours will be in effect between the hours of 6:00 am and 1:00 pm.
The race begins at 7:00 am. The streets will reopen on a rolling basis as soon as the last
participant has passed and all course support materials have been removed.
Please note that Hope Street will be closed from 11th Street to Olympic Blvd.
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Posted 10/27/2011 4:47 PM
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Boo at the Zoo - Griffith Park
The Los Angeles Zoo is transformed into themed areas for trick-or-treaters with performances, pumpkin carving, crafts and creepy crawlies.
Location: The LA Zoo, 5333 Zoo Drive, Los Angeles, CA 90027 in Griffith Park off the 5 Freeway.
Dates: Oct. 29-30, 2011
Hours: 10 am - 4 pm (Zoo is open until 5)
Cost: Adults $14, Children 2-12 $9, Seniors $11, under 2 free
Halloween Monster Bash and King Tut's Tomb at Egyptian Theatre
The Egyptian Theatre will host three nights of Halloween celebrations in their famous Egyptian courtyard.
Location: Egyptian Theatre, 6712 Hollywood Blvd, Hollywood, CA 90028
Dates: Fri. Oct. 29, 2011 Monster Bash 9:30 pm - 3 am, Sat.-Sun. Oct. 30-31, 2011 King Tut's Tomb, 9 pm - 2 am
Cost: Adults $20-$75
Heritage Square Halloween and Mourning Tours
During these special weekend tours, guests will visit a house in mournning, learn about the origins of Halloween and the Victorian fascination with ghosts and spirituality, see a traditional altar for Dia de los Muertos and more.
Location: Heritage Square Museum, 3800 Homer Street in the Lincoln Heights and Highland Park neighborhoods of Los Angeles, approximately three miles north of downtown Los Angeles, on the 11 Pasadena Freeway
Dates: Sat.-Sun., Oct. 29-30, 2011, noon - 4 pm
Cost: Museum admission $10, Seniors (65+) $8, Children 6-12 $5, Children under 6 free. Discounts for AAA and TimeTravelers members.
Hollywood Halloween Street Fair
A more family friendly version of the West Hollywood street fair without the parage. There is no official event in Hollywood, but 100,000 people show up anyway. Costumed kids can trick-or-treat from shop to shop on Hollywood Blvd.
Location: Hollywood Blvd.
Date: Oct. 31
Cost: Free
Hours: Dusk to 10 pm
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Posted 10/20/2011 10:18 AM
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As cooler temperatures and rainy weather approach, here are some helpful tips to keep you Elleven home in tip-top shape.
Service your air-conditioner every 4-6 months.
The supply and return vents should be dirt free, filters replaced, and the coils cleaned.
Check your washer and dryer every 6 months.
Periodically clean the area of debris, keep an eye out for water leaks, and make sure the supply and return vents are spotless and unobstructed.
Beware of running water in bathrooms.
Running toilets waste incredible amounts of water and may indicate a problem with the toilet tank, flapper or angle stops.
Keep your terrace clear of debris.
Some units have floating tiles that have drains beneath. If this area is not routinely power vacuumed, accumulated debris can cause drain blockage and water damage.
Replace your smoke detector batter once a year.
An easy rule of thumb is to replace the batter on your birthday.
Check your refrigerator water filter every 3-6 months.
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Posted 10/13/2011 2:55 PM
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* All dogs and cats must be registered with the building management.
* There can be no more than two pets per household.
* The combined weight of pets cannot exceed 65 pounds.
* When in the common areas, pets must be held or on a leash at all times.
* Owners are required to pick up after their pet.
* Rotweillers, Pit Bulls, or Canary Island dogs are not permitted within the building.
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Posted 10/04/2011 10:19 AM
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Dear Elleven Pet Owner(s):
We have received numerous reports of residents not cleaning up after their dogs in the garage and on individual floor levels.
Please remember that, as stated on page 9 of the Pet Rules & Regulations, all pets must be leashed and under the control of someone capable of doing so at all times in all common areas, including the garage. Additionally, owners are responsible for any damage caused by their pet(s), including any pet waste. Please be reminded that owners who do not adhere to the pet rules, including controlling pet waste, will be subject to disciplinary action by the Board of Directors including the possible imposition of monetary penalties in accordance with the Association’s fine policy.
As a Common Interest Development, your Association has established CC&R’s, Rules and Regulations, and Architectural Guidelines for the benefit of all members and tenants within the community. These governing documents are intended to provide a standard that everyone can live by while ensuring your neighborhood is maintained to a level that each of you are proud of. In an effort to maintain that standard and work amicably with all homeowners, we request that owners diligently cleanup after their pets.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the Management office.
We thank you for your cooperation.
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The Los Angeles Triathlon will be held this coming weekend, Sunday, September 25th and the race time is 6:30am to 2:00pm.
There will be between 2,000 and 3,000 athletes.
The race course will be entirely closed to vehicular traffic. Venice Boulevard eastbound will be closed from Venice Beach to Sepulveda Blvd., then riders will shift to westbound Venice Blvd.
Road closures to start at 6:00am. Re-opening to be determined by last participant with estimate rolling openings beginning around 11:00am near Venice Beach and heading east.
Additional street closures include Grand Ave., Olympic Blvd. and Fairfax Ave. Flower St. Between 9th Street and 11th Street will be closed on Saturday afternoon until the end of the race on Sunday.
Please park vehicles off the main course.
For more details and a course map go to: www.latriathlon.com
Additional questions regarding the race can be directed to: info@pacificsportsllc.com
Have a safe and fun weekend.
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Dear Homeowner,
We hope you will take a few moments to complete the client satisfaction survey that we have prepared. ACTION prides itself in providing the highest level of customer service, through our staff and our vendors, and we want your feedback. For the past 27 years, ACTION has developed and improved our services based on feedback from our clients - we are here to serve YOU and look forward to any input you have regarding how we can serve you and your community even better.
If this survey does not allow you to adequately relay your thoughts - either positive or negative - I encourage you to either e-mail me at msimek@actionlife.com, or call our Corporate Office using our toll-free number (800-400-2284) to speak with myself or the Action Executive that directly oversees the management of your community.
We look forward to hearing from you.
Marianne Simek, PCAM, CCAM
President
ACTION Property Management, Inc.
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Posted 9/09/2011 10:30 AM
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The Management Office will be closed
Monday, September 5th
in honor of Labor Day.
We hope everyone has a
safe and enjoyable
Labor Day weekend!
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Posted 9/01/2011 10:55 AM
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What to do during an earthquake:
There are actions you can take, even while an earthquake is happening, that will reduce your chances of being hurt. Lights may be out, and hallways, stairs, and room exits may be blocked by fallen furniture, ceiling tiles, and other debris. Planning for these situations will help you to take action quickly.
** If an earthquake strikes, you may be able to take cover under a heavy desk or table. It can provide you with air space if the building collapses. If you get under a table and it moves, try to move with it.
** Inner walls or door frames are the least likely to collapse and may also shield against falling objects. If other cover is not available, go to an inner corner or doorway, away from windows or glass panels.
** Stay away from glass and hanging objects, and bookcases, china cabinets, or other large furniture that could fall. Watch for falling objects, such as bricks from fireplaces and chimneys, light fixtures, wall hangings, high shelves, and cabinets with doors that could swing open.
** Grab something to shield your head and face from falling debris and broken glass.
** If the lights go out, use a battery-operated flashlight. Don't use candles, matches, or lighters during or after the earthquake. If there is a gas leak, an explosion could result.
** If you are in the kitchen, quickly turn off the stove and take cover at the first sign of shaking.
** Stay in the building. The electricity may go out and the sprinkler systems may come on. DO NOT USE THE ELVEVATORS.
Information provided courtesy of the CDC at www.cdc.gov/.
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What Can Be Recycled?
All Clean Dry Paper:
Computer, ledger, wrapping, colored, arts and craft paper, unwanted mail, flyers, telephone books, note cards, newspaper, blueprints, magazines, file folders, paper bags, Post-it notes, catalogs, and all envelopes including those with windows
All Cardboard Boxes and Chipboard:
Cereal, tissue, dry food, frozen food, shoe and detergent boxes, paper and toilet rolls, and corrugated boxes broken down and flattened
All Aluminum, Tin, Steel Metal, and Bi-Metal Cans:
Rinsed soda, juice, soup, vegetables, and pet food cans, pie tins, clean aluminum foils, empty paint and aerosol cans with plastic caps removed, and wire hangers
All Glass Bottles and Jars:
Rinsed soda, wine, beer, spaghetti sauce, pickle jars, broken bottles, etc.
All Clean Plastics and Empty Plastic Containers (1 through 7):
Rinsed soda, juice, detergent, bleach, shampoo, lotion, mouthwash, dishwashing liquid bottles, milk jugs, tubs for margarine and yogurt, plastic planters, food and blister packaging, rigid clamshell packaging, etc.
All Plastic Bags and All Film Bags:
Grocery bags, dry cleaner bags, and all clean film plastic
All Clean Polystyrene (Styrofoam®):
Styrofoam® cups, containers, and packaging such as eggshell cartons, block packaging, and clamshell packaging
Miscellaneous Plastics:
Plastic coat hangers, non-electric plastic toys, plastic swimming pools, and plastic laundry baskets
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Moves and Deliveries
All moves and deliveries must be coordinated with the Front Desk.
Moves and deliveries occur Monday- Friday between the hours of 9am-5pm. Neither is permitted on weekends.
Be aware that the elevators are time-sensitive. If the doors are left open too long, this could cause the elevator to shut down. The unit owner will be charged for a service call in the event of an elevator shutdown. An elevator key is available at the Front Desk.
A moving deposit is required.
The moving company must be aware that any delays in the moving process may result in a monetary penalty of $50.00 per hour to you.
At least two days prior to the day of your move, your moving company must provide the Front Desk with a Certificate of Insurance meeting insurance requirements. No mover will be allowed access to the building unless this certificate has been provided.
It is the owner/tenant’s responsibility to ensure that all aspects of the move are coordinated with the Front Desk. They must also make sure that the moving company receives a copy of the moving procedures and understands its responsibilities and liabilities prior to the move day.
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The garage speed limit is 5 mph. Please use caution and watch out for pedestrians when driving in the garage.
Please follow the directional arrows throughout the garage. Ignoring the arrows may cause an accident.
Motorcycles/scooters must follow the same rules as vehicles and be parked within the border of your parking spaces.
Parking is prohibited in tow-away zones. Any vehicles parked in a tow-away zone is subject to immediately being towed.
There are no designated guest parking in the garage. All day parking is available in lots across the street from the building. The street metered parking is from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm Monday through Saturday. Nights and Sundays are free.
Parking spaces are not to be used for storage of any kind. Please store all items properly in your unit or storage unit.
If a owner/resident finds another vehicle parked in their assigned (deeded) space, it is subject to immediately being towed by the owner/resident of that parking space. It is the owner/resident's responsibility to have the car towed and most towing services will need the resident to be present at the time of entry.
No vehicle that leaks oil or other fluids, or emits noxious exhaust, or noise above the legal limits may be parked in the building.
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LA Live is hosting the X Games
The games will commence on Thursday at 2:30 pm and conclude on Sunday around 8:00 pm.
Please be aware that there may be traffic congestion, limited parking availability and street closures in this area.
For more detailed information please go to their web-site www.lalive.com/xgames.
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* If you have an emergency call 911 and BID at (213) 663-1111. BID officers (on bikes wearing purple shirts) are on-duty 24/7. BID will often have a quicker response time than LAPD. Please program that number into your cell phone.
* When out at night, try to have a friend walk with you.
* If you think someone is following you, switch directions or cross the street. If the person continues to follow you, move quickly toward an open store or restaurant or a lighted house. Don't be afraid to yell for help.
* Make Eye Contact. It may be your first instinct to lower your gaze as you walk to your destination. But looking straight into the face of potential enemies is the better option.
* Don't display your cash or any other inviting targets such as pagers, cell phones, hand-held electronic games, or expensive jewelry and clothing.
* BID also provides an escort at all hours for those who need one.
* If you see any suspicious activity, please call the police first and then inform the Front Desk.
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Posted 7/21/2011 11:59 AM
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405 Freeway Closure
Plan Ahead, Avoid The Area, Or Stay Home. That’s the message public safety officials are sending to the public in anticipation of a planned 10-mile, 53-hour closure of the I-405 freeway between the U.S. 101 and I-10 on the weekend of July 16-17, 2011 for planned demolition work on the Mulholland Bridge, part of a major I-405 improvement project. Closures start Friday, July 15 around 7:00pm and continue until Monday, July 18 at 5:00am.
The specific freeway closure boundaries are as follows:
Northbound I-405: 10-mile closure between I-10 and U.S. 101
Southbound I-405: 4-mile closure between U.S. 101 and Getty Center Drive Ramps
Motorists who must travel through the Los Angeles metropolitan area are advised to use alternate freeways within the region, including the 5, 15, 23, 55, 57, 101, 118, 126, 210, 605 and 710 freeways to bypass the impacted area. In addition, public transportation options are available such as the Metro Rail service within L.A. County and Metro link servicing the five county Southern California region. Additional alternate route information will be made available on the project web site at
www.metro.net/405.
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Posted 7/15/2011 10:29 AM
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With the hot weather here it is important that you have your A/C completed. Heating and Air Conditioning Companies will often provide annual maintenance service plans for your heating and air conditioning units which would include service two times a year. Although regular checkups will not absolutely guarantee that a unit will continue to work perfectly throughout the season, they will reveal most small problems that can lead to major, far more expensive problems if left unattended.
You need to change the filters regularly, at least twice a year. Dirty filter restrict air flow and reduce the efficiency of the unit.
It is also important that you ask your service provider to clean the unit coils, electric contactors, secure electric contacts, inspect for leaks, clean condensing water strainers, visual inspect unit for vibrations and unusual noises and to make sure all cover panels are secure.
This is also a good time to also change the batteries in your smoke detectors.
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Posted 7/08/2011 11:43 AM
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405 Freeway Closure
Plan Ahead, Avoid The Area, Or Stay Home. That’s the message public safety officials are sending to the public in anticipation of a planned 10-mile, 53-hour closure of the I-405 freeway between the U.S. 101 and I-10 on the weekend of July 16-17, 2011 for planned demolition work on the Mulholland Bridge, part of a major I-405 improvement project. Closures start Friday, July 15 around 7:00pm and continue until Monday, July 18 at 5:00am.
The specific freeway closure boundaries are as follows:
Northbound I-405: 10-mile closure between I-10 and U.S. 101
Southbound I-405: 4-mile closure between U.S. 101 and Getty Center Drive Ramps
Motorists who must travel through the Los Angeles metropolitan area are advised to use alternate freeways within the region, including the 5, 15, 23, 55, 57, 101, 118, 126, 210, 605 and 710 freeways to bypass the impacted area. In addition, public transportation options are available such as the Metro Rail service within L.A. County and Metro link servicing the five county Southern California region. Additional alternate route information will be made available on the project web site at
www.metro.net/405.
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Subject: Contact Los Angeles City Councilmember Jan Perry (District 9) in Support of Farmers Field
Several months ago AEG announced plans to build a state-of-the-art, multi-purpose event center that would be home to an NFL team. The project would include the modernization of the West Hall of the Convention Center.
Today, community support is palpable. Angelenos are excited about the jobs, revenue, and NFL football the project will bring to the heart of L.A.
In a few weeks, the Los Angeles City Council will vote on whether to move the Farmers Field project forward. They need you to email Councilmember Jan Perry and urge her to vote in favor of Farmers Field.
Click here to send an email to your City Councilmember, tell them you are ready for Farmers Field.
The proposed Farmers Field project will make Los Angeles one of the premier sports and entertainment destinations in the world. In addition to hosting a new professional football team, we hope to attract future sporting events such as the Super Bowl, NCAA Final Four, and the Olympic Games.
All of these efforts will bring between 20,000-30,000 permanent, good-paying jobs to the region, make L.A. a top-five events location in the U.S. and bring substantial community benefits. However, this project cannot move forward without the support of the Los Angeles City Council.
If you want to make your voice heard, send an e-mail or letter to City Councilmember Jan Perry in support of Farmers Field.
Remind her that Farmers Field will bring:
Thousands of good-paying union jobs
Increased tourism to Los Angeles
New tax revenue for the region
http://www.farmersfield.com/contactlacouncil
Make your voice heard if you want to build on the incredible benefits STAPLES Center and L.A. LIVE have had on Los Angeles, and continue the economic growth for this region.
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Water damage in a unit does not automatically make the association liable for the damage. The following guide should be followed in determining responsibility:
From inside the unit: Owners are normally responsible to the association and their neighbors for any damage caused by water originating from their unit. This includes shower leaks, overflowing sinks, bathtubs and toilets, appliance failures, broken or leaking angle-stops, broken or leaking drain lines and air conditioners. In such cases, claims are made against the owner’s insurance. If the owner does not have adequate insurance, a reimbursement special assessment may be levied against the owner.
Acts of God: If the water damage is from the common areas (broken water line) or from outside of the building (storm damage) and no one caused the damage through any act or omission which was grossly negligent, then the damage is categorized as an "act of God" and each party turns their claim into their own insurance carrier.
Rules & Regulations, Page 11
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Pool/Spa Rule Reminders
For safety reasons, glass objects, such as beer bottles, are not allowed in the pool or spa area. Owners will be liable for the cost of any resulting damage or injury due to broken glass.
Diving, running or pushing is not permitted.
Foreign objects such as floating or inflatable devices, pool toys, or boogie boards are not permitted.
Pets are not allowed in pool/spa region.
Beverages should be in plastic or suitable non-breakable containers.
Each resident is responsible for the disposal of their litter prior to leaving the pool area.
Pool areas are to be entered through the gates only. Scaling the wall is not permitted.
Intoxicated persons are prohibited from using the pool and spa.
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Hearing By: Advisory Agency/Zoning Administrator
Date: Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Time: 9:30 am
Place: Los Angeles City Hall, 200 North Spring Street, Room 1020, Los Angeles, CA 90012
Project Location: 1050 S. Grand Avenue (317-331 W. 11th Street, 1046-1060 S. Grand Avenue)
Proposed Project: A modification to a previously-approved project (The Glass Tower Project) for a new construction 22-story mixed use development with a maximum of 151 residential condominiums, 5,672 square feet of ground floor retail, and 245 parking spaces.
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Posted 6/02/2011 11:55 AM
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Memorial Day
Monday, May 30th
The Management Office
will be closed that day.
If you have an emergency please contact the front desk
and they will direct your call to the appropriate person.
Have a nice Holiday!
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A new section has been set up here on the Elleven HOA website where you can go to find the latest notices posted on current events and issues here at Elleven.
We will also be directing everyone to this link on future eblast. The first one coming up will be regarding the building spring window washing schedule.
While you are on the website you can also check out the other features available to you. Homeowners will have more access then someone renting a unit here in the building. If you are an owner you can also access your homeowner's assessment account and all of the building documents by setting up an account.
If you have any questions regarding how to access or use this site please email Larry or Darlene and one of us will assist you.
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Pool/Spa Rule Reminders
* For Safety reasons, glass objects, such as beer bottles, are not allowed in the pool or spa area. Owners will be liable for the cost of any resulting damage or injury due to broken glass.
* Diving, running or pushing is not permitted.
* Foreign objects such as floating or inflatable devices, pool toys, or boogie boards are not permitted.
* Pets are not allow in pool/spa region.
* Beverages should be in plastic or suitable non-breakable containers.
* Each resident is responsible for the disposal of their litter prior to leaving the pool area.
* Pool areas are to be entered through the gates only. Scaling the wall is not permitted.
* Intoxicated persons are prohibited from using the pool and spa.
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Posted 5/12/2011 11:30 AM
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The 22nd Annual Fiesta Broadway
will be held on
Sunday, May 8th, 2011
For details go to www.fiestabroadway.la
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Posted 5/06/2011 11:27 AM
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Nola Pictures
Will be filming:
Nissan
On:
Friday, May 6th
Location:
S Grand Ave, W 11th St- W 12th St
Production parking:
5/6, 7:00am – 10:00pm
Both sides S Grand Ave from W 11th St – 200’ north
Both sides of S Grand Ave from W 11th St- W Pico Blvd
Both sides of W 11th St from S Hope St – S Olive St
Both sides of W 12th St from S Hope St- S Olive St
Description of scene:
Camera in car, car-to-car, driving scenes
Equipment on sidewalk
Intermittent traffic and pedestrian control
Condors, cranes, generator
Exterior establishing shots
Precision driving (within speed limit)
Street closures:
5/6, 7:00am- 10:00pm
West side curb lane plus adjacent lane of S Grand Ave
from W 11th St- W 12th St
5/6, 9:00am- 3:00pm
West side curb lane plus 2 adjacent lanes of S. Grand Ave
from W 11th St- W 12th St
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Since we were unable to have a Board Meeting in April
due to schedule conflicts
the meeting will be held on:
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
At 7:00 pm
We will be moving it back to the Elleven/Luma Terrace
We look forward to seeing you at the meeting.
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Posted 4/29/2011 10:04 AM
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Summer is almost here!
When using a computer in the pool area,
use TerraceWi-Fi to access the internet.
No passcode is required.
Please remember that
all pets must be on a leash…
…and the terrace is not a dog-walking area.
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Posted 4/22/2011 10:49 AM
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By Eric Richardson
Published: Friday, April 23, 2010, at 03:04PM
DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES — The Kids 4 Kids 5K Run / Walk takes place this Sunday morning, benefiting cancer research but bringing some major street closures to South Park.
Most streets between Figueroa, Olympic, Grand and 12th will be closed 8 to 11am.
Figueroa will be closed between Pico and Olympic from 6am to noon. Closed between 8am and 11am are Olympic between Figueroa and Hope, 11th street between Figueroa and Grand, 12th street between Figueroa and Flower, Flower between Olympic and 12th, Grand between 11th and 12th and Hope between Olympic and 12th.
Sunday is also the day of Fiesta Broadway, which will have a number of streets closed in the Civic Center.
That closure will impact far fewer residential buildings, however. Located inside the closure area or opening onto closed streets are 717 Olympic, Met Lofts, Flower Street Lofts, Elleven, Luma, Evo and several affordable housing buildings. While the South Group structure may be able to get out via 12th, it's unclear what provisions will be made for the other structures.
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Posted 4/15/2011 10:17 AM
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Thanks to outstanding homeowner participation, a quorum was met at the Annual Board Meeting last night. A record 96 owners put forth the effort to vote in the Board election.
David Chen and Will Navarro were both re-elected for a three-year term.
The allocation of excess funds to the subsequent year’s Operating Fund was approved.
The Board members and their positions are as follows:
*Andres Curtolo- President
*Dennis Fried- Vice President
*Jeff Malin- Treasurer
*David Chen- Secretary
*Will Navarro- Director
Thank you again for your participation!
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The Annual Meeting will be held on Tuesday, March 29th at 6:30 pm
If you have not turned in your ballot please do so as soon as possible to ensure that we have a quorum for the meeting otherwise we will have the expense and time to do the meeting all over again.
Your vote is important!
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Posted 3/25/2011 10:37 AM
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The Annual Meeting for Elleven HOA will be held on March 29th.
We need everyone to turn in your Ballots as soon as possible to ensure that we meet our quorum requirements.
Without a quorum we will have the expense of sending out new notices and ballots and that means we will also have to have another meeting within ten days.
If you don't have your Ballot handy stop by the management office or front desk and fill one out.
If you have any questions please contact the management office.
Thank you!
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The LA Marathon will be held on Sunday, March 20th.
It will start at Dodger's Stadium and end in Santa Monica. To check out the route it will follow and for street closures go to their website www.lamarathon.com .
There won't be any street closures in our immediate area but if you are going to be traveling out of this area you should check for any street closures that will effect where you are going to eliminate any delays.
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Posted 3/17/2011 10:34 AM
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Take the Downtown LA Demographic Survey at
www.DowntownLA.com/survey
if you LIVE, WORK, PLAY, or VISIT in Downtown LA!
Help us Capture Downtown LA’s Most Wanted:
· Trader Joe’s
· Whole Foods
· Apple Store
· Who else do YOU want?
Our last survey helped us capture Target to Downtown. Make your opinion count and tell us about yourself and which retailers you want in Downtown LA!
REWARD!
Everyone who completes the survey will have the opportunity to enter a drawing for valuable prizes including gift certificates and merchandise.
Thank you!
Sponsored By:
The Downtown Center Business Improvement District
&
The Los Angeles Downtown News
Questions?
(213) 624-2146
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Posted 3/14/2011 10:20 AM
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We have had a number of complaints lately regarding resident's using the terrace area to walk their dogs as well as allowing them in the pool area. At the present time, pets are permitted in the terrace area but they are not allowed in the fenced pool area at any time.
Although pets can accompany you to the terrace area, they are not to be walked in that area. The design of the terrace does not allow for easy cleaning and sanitizing after someone's dog has done their business. Such a situation makes it very unpleasant for residents trying to enjoy the terrace as a place to relax or to visit with their neighbors and friends. As an alternative to walking your dog on the busy street sidewalks, you can always use the alley area between Luma and Evo which has been set up as a dog walking area.
If you see someone on the terrace not following the rules, please report it to the front desk. We would like to thank everyone for their cooperation.
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The 2011 Annual Meeting
will be held on Tuesday, March 29th
(Location will be announced at a later date)
Ballots have been mailed out to all owners.
Please fill them out and return them as soon as possible so you won't forget.
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Posted 2/25/2011 10:47 AM
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The Elleven Management Office
will be closed Monday, February 21st
in honor of Presidents' Day
and it will reopen
on Tuesday morning.
If you have any emergencies please contact the front desk
and they will contact the appropriate person(s).
Thank you,
Have a Great Holiday!
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Posted 2/18/2011 11:57 AM
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Hello Everyone,
The 53rd Annual Grammy Awards will take place on Sunday, February 13, 2011 at the Staples Center. LADOT will close several streets in the South Park area to facilitate show arrivals and mitigate non-event traffic.
The following street closures will begin as early as 2AM on Sunday morning and will remain in place until approximately 10PM Sunday night:
Figueroa Street between Venice Boulevard and Olympic Boulevard
Pico Boulevard between Union Avenue and Hope Street
L.A. Live Way (Cherry Street) between Pico Boulevard and Olympic Boulevard
Chick Hearn Court / 11th Street between Blaine Street and Flower Street
12th Street between Albany Street and L.A. Live Way
12th Street between Figueroa Street and Flower Street
Georgia Street between Olympic Boulevard and Chick Hearn Court
Please feel free to contact their office at (323) 224-6556 if you have any questions or concerns:
Marco Arroyo
City of Los Angeles
Department of Transportation
Special Traffic Operations Division
(323) 224-2124 Phone, (323) 224-6533 FAX
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Posted 2/08/2011 11:29 AM
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Please plan on attending one of the two workshops for the Figuero Corridor Streetscape Improvement Project which also includes 11th Street. This will be your chance to discuss ideas to enhance your neighborhood.
Make sure you mark your calendar and attend one of the workshops!
Tuesday, February 8, 2011 / 6 p.m. - 8 p.m.
(Open House + Short Presentation to begin at 7 p.m.)
FIDM - 919 S. Grand Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90015
Thursday, February 10, 20100 / 4 p.m. - 7 p.m.
(Open House + Short Presentation to begin at 6 p.m.)
EXPO Center - Roy A. Anderson Recreation Center, Multipurpose Room
3980 Bill Robertson Ln., Los Angeles, CA 90037
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Posted 2/04/2011 11:43 AM
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Figueroa Corridor Streetscape Improvement Project
SAVE THE DATE: Next Community Workshops on February 8th and February 10th!
Our next Community Workshops for the Figueroa Corridor Streetscape Improvement Project are fast approaching!
Join the CRA/LA and other community stakeholders at one of our Community Workshops to discuss bold new design ideas to enhance your local neighborhood by making Figueroa St, 11th St, MLK Jr Blvd, and Bill Robertson Lane better places for people to walk, bike, and take transit. Through a Public Life Survey and your feedback from our previous workshops, the team has come up with some ideas for how to improve, connect, and enhance the Figueroa Corridor. We want you to see how your feedback and the results of the Survey have translated into a vision for the Figueroa Corridor.
Make sure you mark your calendar and attend one of our workshops!
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
6 p.m. - 8 p.m.
(Open House + Short Presentation to begin at 7 p.m.)
FIDM
919 S. Grand Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90015
Thursday, February 10, 2011
4 p.m. - 7 p.m.
(Open House + Short Presentation to begin at 6 p.m.)
Spanish translation will be provided
EXPO Center
Roy A. Anderson Recreation Center
Multipurpose Room
3980 Bill Robertson Ln.
Los Angeles, CA 90037
For more information, call (213) 802-1137 or e-mail info@myfigueroa.com.
Para más información en Español, llame al (213) 802-1105 o por e-mail a info@myfigueroa.com.
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ELLEVEN HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION
BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING
MEETING NOTICE/AGENDA
January 25, 2011
7:00 p.m.
Elleven Lobby – 1111 S. Grand Ave., Los Angeles
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I hope everyone had a nice holiday season!
We want to remind everyone that the bin for disposing your Christmas trees will be picked up on Monday, January 17th so if you want to take advantage of this service you will need to have your tree in the bin by Sunday, January 16th.
If your tree didn't come with a tree bag we also have them available at no charge at the front desk.
Thank you,
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Posted 1/14/2011 10:16 AM
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The Figueroa Corridor Streetscape Project is still in the planning stages and they will soon be having more meetings to get residents and business owners in the area more involved in the project.
The project covers Figueroa from 7th Street to Martin Luther King Boulevard and it now also includes 11th Street from Figueroa to Broadway. Their goal is to realign the street geometry to allocate a fair share of of movement space to invite walking, cycling and vehiculartraffic.
We will email everyone as we get more information and the meeting dates. You can also go to their web-site www.myfigueroa.com to get on their email list and they will be adding the proposed plan shortly.
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We would like to wish everyone a very safe and Happy New Year!!!
The management office will be closed for the New Year's holiday on Friday, December 31st and will reopen on Tuesday, January 5th.
If you have any emergencies please contact the front desk and they will direct your call to the appropriate party.
See you next year!
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Posted 12/29/2010 2:24 PM
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PRESS RELEASE
BottleRock New Year’s Eve 2010 Special Tasting Dinner
On Friday, December 31, start off your New Year’s Eve celebration at BottleRock Downtown LA with a Special Five Course Tasting Menu and live Jazz!
Mikel Kim has prepared the following Five Course Tasting Menu exclusively for New Year’s Eve.
Mini antipasto
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Heirloom tomato salad, young ginger dressing
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Lemon pepper & potato leek soup, duck rillette, brioche toast
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Surf & Turf: Fig & olive stuffed quail & seared barramundi, puttanesca
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Rosemary & thyme prime roast, au jus, whipped roasted garlic potato
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Cherry & hazelnut financier cake, poached pear, vanilla gelato
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Golden chocolate ganache nugget, peppermint bark
The Five Course Tasting Menu is priced at $60 per person or $75 with a glass of Taittinger Champagne. If you would prefer your wines to be paired with the Tasting Menu, a specially selected wine flight will be available for $25 per flight. Our full wine list will also be available along with an expanded list of champagnes and sparkling wines.
Esprit World Jazz will be providing the entertainment throughout dinner. Their personal style is best described as world jazz fusion and is sure to please a variety of tastes.
As always, retail wine and beer will also be available for purchase. While customers are dining, BottleRock can package and chill (if needed) purchases for those heading to other New Year’s Eve celebrations.
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Posted 12/17/2010 9:29 AM
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If you are planning on purchasing a Christmas tree, please be sure to have it treated with fire retardant and be sure to leave the tag on the tree. Please be careful when you bring your tree so you don't leave a mess throughout the building and you must bring it in through garage and not through the lobby.
For your convenience, we will be purchasing tree removal bags for your use when you are removing the tree from your home. Simply request a bag from the front desk. Tree disposal bins will be available in January and we will notify you of the dates when we have them scheduled.
If you have any questions on the procedures contact the front desk for assistance.
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Posted 12/10/2010 5:11 PM
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An article in the Los Angeles Times states:
During the busy holiday shopping season, the Los Angeles Police Department is ramping up a zero-tolerance policy for jaywalkers downtown, particularly the Historic Core area, as part of an effort to reduce accidents and prevent crime, officials said.
A citation won't be cheap, now costing $191.
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Posted 12/03/2010 10:29 AM
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We would like to wish everyone
Happy Thanksgiving!
The management office will be closed Thanksgiving Day and the Friday afterwards. If you have any emergencies please contact the front desk and they will direct your call to the appropriate party.
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Posted 11/22/2010 11:20 AM
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If you haven't checked your toilet lately to see if it is leaking water please take the time to check yours out. We have found several toilets to be loosing water recently and in most cases it was just a seal that had worn out. This is something our engineer can replace for you at a minimal cost and with as many toilets as we have in the building it could save a lot of water.
If you aren't sure how to check your toilet please contact the front desk or Eddy, our building engineer and he can either explain what needs to be done or check it for you. He also has some dye tablets that can be put into the water tank and if it is leaking the colored dye will show up in the bowl.
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Posted 11/12/2010 4:34 PM
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TIME CHANGE
On Sunday, November 7, 2010 at 2 a.m.
Daylight Saving Time ends.
Set your clocks back one hour.
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Posted 11/05/2010 6:27 PM
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I hope everyone has a fun and safe Halloween!
Don't forget about the Halloween Blood Drive:
Sunday, October 31st, 2010
10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Bloodmobile on Grand Avenue
In front of the Elleven
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Posted 10/29/2010 5:05 PM
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NOTICE OF FILMING
(Still Photography)
Production Company: Ink and Oranges
Will Be Filming: Always
Location: S. Hope Street & 11th Street
Film Date: Saturday, October 23, 2010
Film Hours: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Description of Scene:
Camera on tripod. Driving scenes.
Exterior models against scenery.
Handheld equipment.
Occasional traffic and pedestrian control.
Picture car in street.
Production Parking:
October 23rd, 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM
South side of 11th Street from Grand Avenue to Hope Street
Production Lane/Street Closures:
October 23rd, 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM
South side of curb lane and adjacent lane of 11th Street
from Grand Avenue to Hope Street
William Taylor, Location Manager
(818) 409-8982 – Production Office
(213) 712-0700 – Mobile Phone
www.filmlainc.com
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Posted 10/22/2010 5:38 PM
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We are please to announce that we have hired Darlene Wheatley as the new Manager Assistant to take Leo's old position. Darlene will be starting here at Elleven Homeowners Association on Thursday, October 21st.
When you have an opportunity please stop by to welcome Darlene to Elleven and to introduce yourself.
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Posted 10/15/2010 3:41 PM
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Due to the rain this week they weren't able to steam clean the metal terrace/awning above the BBQ's and polish the stainless steel drawers and cabinets. This is now scheduled to be done this coming Tuesday, October 12th and they will also be closing the pool area for the day now as well to do an acid wash on the pool deck to remove the built up deposits on it. To do this they will be moving all of the furniture away from the area and covering part of the area when they do the steam cleaning.
The 4th Floor Terrace and Pool Areas will be closed to everyone on Tuesday, October 12th for the entire day.
We would like to thank you in advance for your cooperation.
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Posted 10/08/2010 11:55 AM
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11th Annual Los Angeles Triathlon - Sunday, October 3rd.
There will be street closures in our area from 7:30 am to 1:30 pm. 11th Street from Grand Avenue to the Staples Center and South Grand Avenue from 1st Street to 11th Street. Please check the notices posted for more information.
4th Floor Terrace partial closing on Wednesday, October 6th from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm.
The metal terrace/awning above the BBQ's will be steamed cleaned and the stainless steel drawers and cabinets will all be polished. To do this they will be moving all of the furniture away from the area and covering part of the area when they do the steam cleaning. The pool area will be open for use but please be careful going to and from the pool area during this period. We would like to thank you in advance for your cooperation.
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Posted 10/01/2010 1:32 PM
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Smoking on balconies and patios – We have had a number of complaints from residents about smoke coming into their units from other residents smoking on their balconies and patios. Smoking is allowed in these areas but we do ask that you be considerate of your neighbors.
Tree Trimming - The landscaper will be trimming the trees on our property starting this next Tuesday, September 28th. The will start with the trees in front on Grand Avenue and then go to our trees on the 4th Floor Terrace. The trees on the terrace have to be trimmed before we start getting all of the wind.
Running Toilets – We have been notified by several residents that their toilets are running constantly which waste a lot of water. So far in most of the cases it is a seal that has gone bad after being used for several years now. Eddy, our engineer can check out your toilet for you if you think it may be running and he can also replace the seal if that is what he finds to be wrong with it at a minimal cost. Eddy also has some tablets that can be placed in the tank and if the toilet is running water the dye will show up in the bowl within a few minutes.
Los Angeles Triathlon – This will be held on Sunday, October 3rd and there will be a number of street closures here in our area including 11th Street. Please check out their website, www.latriathlon.com for the latest street closure information. You can also contact the DOT hotline, (323) 224-6534 for alternate route information which should be available seven days prior to the race. We will also be posting more information closer to the date.
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Posted 9/24/2010 10:36 AM
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If you haven't checked your toilet lately to see if it is leaking water please take the time to check yours out. We have found several toilets to be loosing water recently and in most cases it was just a seal that had worn out. This is something our engineer can replace for you at a minimal cost and with as many toilets as we have in the building it could save a lot of water.
If you aren't sure how to check your toilet please contact the front desk or Eddy, our building engineer and he can either explain what needs to be done or check it for you. He also has some dye tablets that can be put into the water tank and if it is leaking the colored dye will show up in the bowl.
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Dear Residents:
I am happy to announce that the windows throughout the building will be washed starting next week, Monday, September 13th at 8:00 am. We will be washing the windows as part of our routine maintenance program. Following is an approximate schedule for the entire project – please note however that the schedule is subject to change based on weather conditions:
Sep. 13th – Sep. 15th North side (facing 11th Street) – working East.
Sep. 16th – Sep. 21st East side (facing Grand Ave) – working South.
Sep. 22nd – Sep. 24th South side (facing Evo) – working West.
Sep. 27th – Sep. 30th West side (facing Luma) – working North.
Please note that for each phase of the project, they will be cleaning the windows, and balcony railings (if applicable). For owners with terraces, the windows on your terraces will be cleaned, as well the windows on the live/work units. This time we will not be cleaning building exterior concrete. Due to an additional cost, the Board of Directors determined that it was not cost effective to return the stage to the roof every day, so you may see cables in front of your unit as the stage will be secured to the building at the end of work days until the project is complete.
Work hours will be from 8:00 am to 3:00 pm Monday through Friday. Please be careful when walking around the building during this project as water may splash onto the sidewalk. Also, remember to close your windows and make sure your balconies are accessible for the cleaners each day that they are on your side so it won’t delay the project.
Feel free to contact the front desk with any questions.
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You are invited to Elleven and Luma Labor Day Weekend Barbeque
Sunday, September 5th from 12-2pm
There will be a private chef doing the cooking
so all you will have to do is just go down and enjoy some good food.
CorkBar will be providing wine and beer
for purchase however you are welcome to bring your own.
Come, eat and enjoy a great afternoon with your neighbors!
This event is sponsored by Elleven HOA, Luma HOA
and The Beverly Hills Concierge Service
Have a great Holiday weekend!
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Elleven and Luma are joining together and putting on a Labor Day Weekend BBQ on Sunday, September 5th from 12 noon to 2 pm. There will be a private chef doing the cooking so all you will have to do is just go down and enjoy some good food. This will give you an opportunity to visit with your neighbors living here at Elleven and Luma.
This is being set up for the Association’s by the Beverly Hills Concierge Service.
We will be emailing you and posting more details soon.
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The Meruelo Maddux project has started across 11th Street to the north of Elleven.
Below is one of the renderings of the project which is to be a 21 story,
19 unit condominium project.
As we get more information we will be passing it on to you.

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Posted 8/20/2010 12:19 PM
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On Wednesday, August 18 wine, beer and cheese will collide when BottleRock Downtown Los Angeles "melts" with one of the most popular food trucks in town - The Grilled Cheese Truck!
The Grilled Cheese Truck will be serving their gourmet grilled cheese on Hope Street from 7.00pm - 10.00pm. BottleRock will be offering sommelier paired wine and draft beer with each sandwich on the menu. Seating on BottleRock's front and side patios will be reserved for customers that choose to purchase any beer or wine to enjoy with their grilled cheese.
BottleRock
"Rockin' Wine and Food" describes the passion for wine, beer, food, and music that is the driving force behind BottleRock. They are the perfect wine trifecta — wine bar, restaurant, and wine retail shop - just 1 1/2 blocks from LA Live. BottleRock offers a wide array of international renowned wines and world craft beers that pair well with its thoughtfully creative cuisine.
The Grilled Cheese Truck
Inspiration happens when you least expect it! What started as a fun, weekend activity to enter our Cheesy Mac and Rib Melt into LA's 7th Annual Grilled Cheese Invitational quickly became the idea behind The Grilled Cheese Truck. After seeing the masses of grilled cheese fanatics gathered to pay homage to our favorite childhood (and adult!) comfort food, we realized that this world needed more grilled cheese sandwiches brought to the streets. Not just the classic bread, butter and cheese, but amazing creations that are constructed with the best ingredients, local produce and made with nothing but love.
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Parking Restrictions
All vehicles must be parked HEAD-IN ONLY. No vehicle may be parked in the garage that does not completely and clearly fit between the painted parking areas designated for such parking space. Vehicles should be parked in a manner that does not impede or prevent ready access to another homeowner’s parking space, or prevent access to the driveways or walkways.
Homeowners must park in their assigned spaces. All parking spaces are deeded. Vehicle storage is prohibited.
All vehicles must be registered with the Association for emergency purposes. Owners may rent/lease their own extra deeded parking spaces not in use to building residents only and must register such rental to the Association.
Homeowners must refrain from unnecessarily honking horns, or gunning or idling of engines and observe the 5 M.P.H. speed limits in the garage at all times.
Car washing/detailing, installation of phones, stereo systems or anything else is strictly prohibited in the parking garage, unless a car-washing/detailing service is approved by the Board and retained by the Association to provide scheduled services to the owners.
Parking spaces are available for the use of disabled homeowners with evidence of eligibility from the State of California (i.e., a valid Disabled Persons placard or plate) and will be available on a first-come, first-served basis. There is no time limit on disabled homeowners’ use of the Disabled Persons parking spaces. Appropriate permits/placards must be clearly displayed at all times the vehicle is parked in a designated handicap space.
Violations of any of the above parking regulations may result in towing and the imposition of a fine pursuant to the Association’s Schedule of Fees and Monetary Penalties.
Balconies and Patios
The interior surface of each balcony and patio shall be the responsibility of each homeowner to maintain. In order to preserve the architectural integrity and drainage system of the building, no homeowner shall be permitted to alter, modify, or cover balconies/terraces or patios or install fountains, hot tubs or spas. Each owner shall have the right to furnish such balconies and patios with outdoor furniture and plants only. NO STORAGE OF ANY KIND WILL BE PERMITTED.
Please see the Architectural and Contractor Rules for weight restrictions pertaining to balcony and terrace spaces.
No clothing, fabrics, or unsightly articles may be hung around or over any balcony or patio. Bicycles, surf boards, and exercise equipment may not be stored on balconies, decks or other location in the property outside of a unit with the exception of areas designated for such.
Plants may not be vines or other such plants that cling to or hang over the balcony railing and walls. Planter boxes only, are allowed on the interior of the balcony and may not hang over the balcony railing and walls.
Bird feeders or laying out of bird food in any container or on any balcony or patio surface is prohibited.
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Posted 8/06/2010 12:04 PM
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The Downtown Center Business Improvement District's team of friendly Downtown Guides is here to welcome you and help you get around Downtown LA The Guides are roaming concierges, trained to help when it comes to anything you want to know about Downtown and can share Downtown maps and other useful collateral.
Downtown Guides Welcome You!
Don't know where to eat? Want to find out where the hotspots in Downtown are? Need to know where to catch a train or bus? Don't you worry - our Downtown Guides will be able to assist you.
They've got maps and other useful collateral available - just ask, as they're expecting your request! Also, watch out for our Mobile Kiosks for more free brochures, maps, Directories and much, much more.
Extra eyes and ears on the street.
When they're not answering questions, our Downtown Guides are busy saying hello to the businesses in their area and, at all times, serve as extra eyes and ears when it comes to your safety on the street. The Guides are directly connected with the DCBID Service Center through walkie-talkies, enabling them to instantly report any incidents or safety issues.
Making Downtown LA as pleasant as it should be!
Contact Information.
If you need information regarding Downtown LA, you can also call the Downtown Guide Hotline at (213) 955-0269, or send an email to info@downtownla.com, and a friendly Downtown Guide will get back with you, usually within 24 hours.
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Posted 7/30/2010 11:26 AM
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Join the fun at the Fourth Annual
Downtown Dog Day Afternoon at the Cathedral
on Tuesday, July 27, 2010, from 6pm to 9pm
Meet your neighbors and their dogs for an evening of mingling, music, pet-related vendor displays, and great food.
All to celebrate our four-legged furry ambassadors who help create
the Downtown Los Angeles community.
Downtown Dogs Only, Please!
Downtowners without dogs are welcome, too!
A downtowner is anyone who lives, works and plays in Downtown.
Social Dogs Only, Please!
Dogs must be on a leash and social.
Food and Drinks!
No host bar and food by Levy Restaurants.
"Dodger Dogs"
Will be served to people only!
Parking
$5.00 per vehicle at the Cathedral - 555 W. Temple Street
Come for all or part of the event!
For more information or to RSVP go to - http://downtownla.com/dogday
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Posted 7/23/2010 12:23 PM
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I want to remind everyone that the front lobby entrance doors are locked at 6:00 p.m. Monday through Friday and they are kept locked all day on Saturday and Sunday. They are only kept unlocked during normal business hours.
Please remember to take your access fob/card with you when you leave and swipe it on the pad before entering. If the front desk attendant on duty does not recognize you or a guest, you may need to use the intercom system located on the column outside the front doors to identify yourself.
Please feel free to contact the Management Office with any questions, and we encourage you to review the Rules & Regulations for additional information on the Association's policies and procedures by using the "My Account" link above.
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You are invited to join the next South Park Community Clean Up on Saturday, July 17th.
Everyone will meet up at the Patio of the J Restaurant/Lounge at 1119 South Olive Street at 7:30 a.m.
7:30 a.m. - Welcome with coffee and donuts
8:00 a.m. - Teams head out to assigned areas
11:00 a.m. - Teams return to meeting location
12:00 p.m. - Lunch to be provided with hot dogs, chips, and soft drinks. Departure
Join them at this event to help clean-up the community. Teams will fan out across to assigned areas to sweep sidewalks, pick-up litter, clean walls, paint graffiti, and trim low hanging branches on street trees. They will be cleaning and painting out graffiti in the area not serviced by a BID, from Olive Street east to Broadway, from 9th Street south to the Santa Monica (10) Freeway.
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Posted 7/09/2010 11:19 AM
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Richard Meruelo presented his 11th Street & Grand Avenue Project to the Downtown Los Angeles Neighborhood Council Planning & Land Use Committee on June 29, 2010.
· It is to be a condominium building with 19 units, 1 unit per floor. The units will be approximately 4,000 square feet, 3 bedrooms, and 3½ baths.
· The ground level will have a 1,200 square foot lobby on the side of the building with 18’ high ceilings, bathrooms, and a 1,000 square foot gallery space in front. They haven’t gotten far enough into it yet to know whether it will be just a display type of space or a retail type gallery. They don’t want any regular retail space because of how it looks when it is vacant.
· The building will have a roof top pool and exercise room.
· They are planning a green wall effect for part of the exterior, which he explained will have exterior planters so they can have plants down the side of the building which will give it a softer appearance then most of the buildings in downtown.
· There will be no parking structure of any kind built on the site. They will have 10 outside parking spaces which will be used for staging their valets. They will have 24 hour valet service and they will park the cars off-site. At this time he said they are working with the one of the parking lots on Hope Street or they may use a new proposed parking site. They feel this is a better way for them to set up the parking for then having just one or two assigned spaces within the building and by doing this the residents would be able to have more then just one or two cars.
· At this time they only have the core and shell permits and they are planning to start within the next few months on the project. Within the next month or so they will have their final permits. Richard said they estimate it to take approximately 16 months to complete the project once they get started.
· With this project they are trying to bring some of the executives that work downtown but live on the west side because there is nothing like this type of project currently in downtown.
· When he was asked about how they will be financing the project he said there is financing available but the terms aren’t the best right now but they are working on something better and that should be announced soon.
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Posted 7/01/2010 10:59 AM
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FILMING ANNOUNCEMENT
Location: LUMA - Loft 1714
Dates: Sunday, June 27, 2010 - 9 am to 10 pm
Company: Furlined Productions, LLC
Furlined (Producer) will be filming a commercial on Sunday, 27 June 2010 in unit #1714.
The Producer will film scenes inside the loft at all times.
The Producer will use layout board or other protective material for the hallway floors, stairwell, walls, corners and doors and all areas in use.
The Producer will access the building from the south garage entrance off the alley.
The Producer will have use of one dedicated elevator only. Producer will ensure that all cast, crew and equipment will not have access to any other elevators.
Residents and their guest’s will have full and unimpeded access into and from all residential entrances, the parking garage, elevators and all other common areas of the building.
There will be security at all open and used entrances and doorways at all times.
Should have need any assistance at all, please call the site representative Ed Baney on 323 578 6490.
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Pool and Terrace Survey
We have posted a survey below and we hope you will take a few minutes and complete it. The Board has been approached about extending our pool hours an hour later each day and maybe having it opened up an hour later each day so we need your input on this. When you complete the survey makes sure you indicate whether your unit faces the pool and terrace area. The more complete you are able to fill out the survey the more useful it will be to the Board in determining whether to make any changes in the pool hours.
Painting Project
We are please to announce that we have started painting the hallways and door frames that are scratched and need painting. They started with the Penthouse floor working their way downward and it will take approximately two weeks for them to complete the project. They will only be painting the exterior portion of the door frames that need painted so they will not need to have access to your units. All the work will be done during normal business hours. If you have any questions feel free to contact the management office. Please be careful when they are working on your floor and pay attention to the wet paint signs.
Laker's NBA Finals
As everyone knows by now the Laker's won on Tuesday so the final game is Thursday, June 17th. We have hired extra security for our building that will be patrolling the exterior along 11th Street and Grand Avenue. Luma and Evo have also hired extra security for their buildings as well and we will all be working together trying to make sure nothing happens during and after the event. We have also been in contact with the LAPD, South Park BID and Jan Perry's office and they all assured us the LAPD is prepared for anything at this time. They will be closing off some streets in the area and they are also prepared to close off additional areas if needed. We all hope the Laker's win tonight and we also all hope the fans keep themselves in line and respect our neighborhood.
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Please take a moment to fill out our survey regarding
some potential changes to the Pool hours.
Pool and Terrace Survey

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Meruelo-Maddux Properties has plans to build a 21 story residential apartment tower on the corner of 11th Street and South Grand Avenue between Grand Avenue and the Desmond Building.
On June 29th at the Downtown Neighborhood Council Planning and Land Use Committee Meeting Richard Meruelo from Meruelo-Maddux Properties will be presenting this 11th and Grand Project to the committee.
This will be just an informational presentation about the project. We encourage anyone wanting more details on the project to attend.
Subject: Downtown Neighborhood Council Planning & Land Use Committee Meeting
Date/Time: June 29th, 2010 at 6:30 pm
Location: 114 West 5th Street, Los Angeles, CA 90013
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We were notified that they will be a GMC filming project taking place on Grand Avenue on Saturday, June 5, 2010.
The filming hours will be 12:00 PM to 10:00 PM.
The filming location will be on Grand Avenue between Olympic and Pico.
NOTE: There will be no parking on either side of Grand Avenue between 11th Street and 12th Street from 11:00 AM to 10:00 PM
If you have any issues or concerns with this filming project you can contact Brian Bird, the Location Manager on his cell at 323-578-9043 or through his office at 310-396-3636.
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Posted 6/04/2010 11:56 AM
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We want to remind everyone that this next Monday, May 31st is Memorial Day and the Management Office will be closed. If you have an emergency please contact the front desk and they will make sure the necessary people get contacted to take care of the situation.
We would all also like to thank everyone for your cooperation and patience this week during the Reg 4 Test, which helped us complete it in a timely manor.
The number one elevator is also back up and running after they replaced the main power driver that went out. This is something that usually doesn't go out so a new one had to be shipped in from back east.
The staff here at Elleven would like to wish everyone a happy holiday weekend!
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Posted 5/28/2010 11:57 AM
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The City of Los Angeles Fire Department requires high-rise buildings to conduct annual tests of the fire/life safety systems in the building. To this end, please be aware that we will be conducting this testing on Tuesday, May 25, 2010 between the hours of 9:00 am and 4:00 pm.
What does this mean? The main power supply to the building will be interrupted at various times during this period in order to test the emergency power generation system. Additionally, the elevators will be temporarily out of service while the power is off in order to test the recall system. Lastly, the fire alarms and strobes will be activated, and announcements will be made over the building-wide PA system. Testing staff will need to enter your unit very briefly during the day in order to ensure that the PA speaker in your unit is working properly.
The Association has retained the services of a professional consulting firm certified by the LAFD to conduct the test and provide the necessary reports to the Fire Department. As the Fire Department requires that every speaker be tested, please allow this notice to serve as notice of entry as provided under section 5.2 (E) of the CC&Rs. A member of the Association's staff will accompany the testing personnel into all units.
Please note that the owner(s) of any units not made available for this test will be responsible for bearing the cost of a re-test.
Be sure that you have unplugged or turned off any appliances that may be susceptible to damage or loss of data during the above hours.
We want to thank everyone in advance and let you know we appreciate your cooperation and understanding during this period. Please contact the Management Office if you have any questions.
Thank you
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The Amgen Tour of California descends on the City of Angels in Stage 7 with the 21-mile individual time trial On May 22nd, 2010 at 1:00pm. Los Angeles plays host to a course that is filled with several of the city's most recognizable landmarks. Each rider will leave L.A. LIVE and complete two laps of the 10.5-mile circuit around downtown Los Angeles. Heading south for the first half of the circuit, the riders will pass by the Los Angeles Convention Center, the University of Southern California, Exposition Park and the LA Coliseum.
Please note: 11th Street Closure on May 22 for the 2010 Amgen Tour of California. We will be posting and sending out more detailed information on the street closures.
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We will begin washing the exterior of the windows and the balcony railings on Monday, May 10th. Please note that the project will start on the north side of the building (facing 11th Street). From there, the washer will move East (toward Grand Ave.), then continue South toward Evo and on around the building. A more detailed schedule will be posted in the bulletin board and at the front desk throughout the project.
The crew will be working from 8:00 am to 3:00 pm Monday through Friday (weather permitting), so please make a note of the schedule so you are not surprised. Addditionally, we appreciate your cooperation in ensuring that your windows are closed and your balconies accessible on the days the workers are scheduled to be on your side of the building.
Please feel free to contact Management with any questions.
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Posted 5/06/2010 12:01 PM
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Following are a few reminders:
- It has been brought to our attention again that some residents, specifically residents from the 4th floor are still smoking out on our terrace area. The Association's have banned smoking on the terrace and added "No Smoking" signs for the terrace and "No Glassware" for the pool/spa area. Per the Association's Rules and Regulations smoking is strictly prohibited in all building common areas, including the 4th floor terrace, parking garage, corridors, lobby areas, mail room and management office.
- Some residents are still throwing their cigarette butts and ashes off of their unit balconies or out their windows and this is a safety concern and it can also damage our roof. The roof on the 3rd floor has a rubber roofing membrane that gets damaged or burned from lit cigarette butts and this is a very expensive material to repair or replace.
- We are still having construction materials being thrown down the trash chute including paint which either will mess up the chute or plug it up. All construction materials must be taken off of the property and not disposed of in our trash bins. If you or your contractors have any questions regarding this please contact the front desk or management office.
- All residential trash needs to be put down the chute and not left inside the trash room or outside the trash room in the corridor.
- All recyclables and boxes must be brought down to the recycling room. All boxes need to be broken down as well.
If you have any questions regarding any of the above reminders please contact the management office.
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Posted 4/30/2010 11:33 AM
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Heating and Air Conditioning Companies will often provide annual maintenance service plans for your heating and air conditioning units which would include service two times a year, spring and fall. Although regular checkups will not absolutely guarantee that a unit will continue to work perfectly throughout the season, they will reveal most small problems that can lead to major, far more expensive problems if left unattended.
You need to change the filters regularly, at least twice a year. Dirty filter restrict air flow and reduce the efficiency of the unit.
It is also important that you ask your service provider to clean the unit coils, electric contactors, secure electric contacts, inspect for leaks, clean condensing water strainers, visual inspect unit for vibrations and unusual noises and to make sure all cover panels are secure.
This is also a good time to also change the batteries in your smoke detectors.
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We would like to thank everyone who attended the Annual Meeting last night and those of you who were unable to attend that turned in your ballots. We had a quorum for the meeting and Andres Curtolo was re-elected to the Board and the proposed resolution regarding the use of any excess operating funds was approved.
In the Regular Session Meeting following the Annual Meeting the Board reconfirmed Board positions and they are as follows:
Dennis Fried, President
Will Navarro, Vice President
Andres Curtolo, Treasurer
David Chen, Secretary
Jeff Malin, Director
We look forward to seeing everyone at next months meeting.
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LOCATION: Luma Building – elevator lobby and hallway on PH1
DATES: Monday, 29 March 2010
COMPANY: Warner Horizon Scripted Television, Inc. (Producer)
Warner Horizon Scripted Television, Inc. (Producer) will shoot scenes for a television show inside loft PH107 on Monday, 29 March 2010 from 5am to 10pm.
Producer will ensure residents and their guest’s full and unimpeded access into and from all residential entrances, the parking garage, elevators and all other common areas of the building.
The Producer will have security at all open and used entrances and doorways.
DESCRIPTION OF SCENES & ACTIVITIES: Interior & exterior dialogue in alley, equipment on sidewalk, in curb lane & across street, brandishing weapons (NO GUNFIRE), atmospheric smoke effects, wet-down, and 2-minute intermittent pedestrian & traffic control. Prepping with 15 people from 4AM-6AM.
LANE CLOSURE: On Monday, March 29, 2010, 4AM-MIDNIGHT of the SOUTH side curb lane on 11th St. from Hope St. to Grand Ave.
POSTED SIGNS: “NO PARKING ANYTIME” on the SOUTH side of 11th St. from Hope St. to Grand Ave. and the EAST side of Hope St. from 11th St. to 12th St.
SITE REP: Ed Baney - 323 578 6490
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We are encouraging everyone to turn in their Secret Ballot for the Annual Meeting that will be held on Wednesday, April 7th even if you are planning to attend the meeting to ensure we have a quorum for the meeting. If we don't have a quorum, the meeting will have to be rescheduled and we will have the added expense of sending the ballots out again. We look forward to seeing everyone at the Annual Meeting.
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The J Restaurant and Lounge would like to offer all Elleven residents a J/20 card which grants the cardholder 20% off all visits.
The J/20 card will be accepted in the dinning room for brunch, lunch or dinner, as well as all bars. For hours of operation or to learn more about J, please visit their website at www.jloungela.com.
If you would like to enroll for one of their J/20 cards just send an email to me at lpfander@actionlife.com or to Leo at lnadzharyan@actionlife.com with your first and last name and we will forward it on to them.
This is an offer they are extending to residents living here in the South Park area and they hope to be offering some other services as well in the near future.
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The Annual Meeting is now scheduled for Wednesday, April 7, 2010 at 6:30 p.m. and will be held at the Elleven/Luma Pool Terrace. The Annual Meeting information with the secret ballots has been mailed out so be sure and watch for it. Please mail your secret ballot in or drop it off at the office as soon as possible whether you are planning on attending the meeting or not so we can be sure we have a quorum for the meeting. Without a quorum we will have to do it all again and that means setting up another meeting and also the extra expense of copies and postage. We look forward to seeing everyone at the Annual Meeting.
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The Board of Directors Meeting for February will be held this next Tuesday, February 23rd at 7:15 pm at the Met Lofts Social Room.
Mike Pfeiffer, Executive Director of the South Park BID will be attending the meeting to report on the South Park BID's plans for 2010.
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Effective this month you have another option of now being able to pay your assessments on-line or you can still pay by check, through your on-line bill pay, or by automatic withdrawal through ACH (forms available in the management office).
On-line payment options are available via the Action website or the community website by logging into your MyActionLife account. If you already have a MyActionLife account created, you will see the option when you log in. If not, you simply need to create an account to utilize this feature.
Homeowners will be able to pay on-line using a credit card or E-check.
You will need to agree to pay the convenience fee charged by Visa or MasterCard at the time of payment.
Homeowners whose accounts have been sent to the attorney for collection WILL NOT be able to use this on-line payment feature.
Within the next several weeks we hope to announce some other payment options which will include some lower-cost options. We will let you know as soon as they are available.
These services are being offered for your convenience and all the Convenience Fees charged to you go directly to Visa or MasterCard, the Association and Action do not make any money by offering this service.
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Following are a few reminders for issues that have come up recently:
- It has been brought to our attention that some residents, specifically residents from the 4th floor are still smoking out on our terrace area. As you may already know the Association's have recently banned smoking on the terrace and added "No Smoking" signs for the terrace and "No Glassware" for the pool/spa area. Per the Association's Rules and Regulations smoking is strictly prohibited in all building common areas, including the 4th floor terrace, parking garage, corridors, lobby areas, mailroom and management office.
- Some residents are throwing their cigarette butts off of their unit balconies or out their windows and this is a safety concern and it can also damage our roof. The roof on the 3rd floor has a rubber roofing membrane that gets damaged or burned from lit cigarette butts and this is a very expensive material to repair or replace.
- Lately we have had a lot of construction material thrown down the trash chute including paint which either will mess up the chute or plug it up. All construction materials must be taken off of the property and not disposed of in our trash bins. If you or your contractors have any questions regarding this please contact the front desk or management office.
- All recyclables and boxes must be brought down to the recycling room. All boxes need to be broken down as well.
If you have any questions regarding any of the above reminders please contact the management office.
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Posted 1/29/2010 12:22 PM
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BelAir Internet had a wine and cheese party here in the lobby on Wednesday, January 20th and they were very happy with the turn out. If you were unable to attend please contact them if you are interested in DirecTV and they will let you know what specials they are offering residents here at Elleven.
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Posted 1/22/2010 10:19 AM
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Our monthly board meeting will be this next Tuesday, January 26, 2010 at 7:15 p.m. We will be going to the Met Lofts Social Room again this month due to the weather. The Met Lofts is located at 1050 South Flower Street. We look forward to seeing you there.
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Posted 1/22/2010 10:16 AM
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The parking garage will be pressure washed on January 27th, 28th and 29th between the hours of 9:00 am and 4:00 pm.
~ January 27th - 3rd Level Parking
~ January 28th - 2nd and 1st Level Parking
~ January 29th - Basement Level Parking
In order to make the project as effective as possible, we would sincerely appreciate your cooperation in relocating your vehicle on the day your floor(s) is scheduled to be cleaned.
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Posted 1/12/2010 12:09 PM
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Imagine your park - Olympic & Grand Linear Park Community Workshops. They have set up 5 community-based planning and design workshops for prop 84 state parks funding. They are looking for your ideas in helping to design the neighborhood linear park. There are flyers in the lobby and for more information, contact Dave Neubecker at the CRA/LA. Email: dneubecker@cra.lacity.org. Telephone: 213-977-1773.
BelAir Internet our new service provider for DirecTV is planning a Wine & Cheese Happy Hour for Elleven residents on Wednesday, January 20th to introduce their services and answer any questions you might have. Save the date and more details will be sent out later.
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Bel Air Internet is our new communications provider here at Elleven for DirecTV, High Speed Internet and Telephone service. They are offering a special where you get DirecTV, Internet and Phone for $74.95 per month. Contact Bel Air at (818) 449-2626 or email them at signup@belairinternet.com for complete details and any questions you might have.
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Posted 12/29/2009 4:03 PM
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The management office will be closed New Year's Eve Day, December 31st and New Year's Day, January 1st and will reopen on Monday, January 4th. If you have an emergency please contact the front desk for assistance.
Have a safe and Happy New Year!
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Posted 12/29/2009 2:59 PM
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Following are a few reminders based on questions that have come up recently from residents:
- Please note that on weekends and at night the doors to the lobby are to remain locked. Please remember to bring your access fob/card with you when you leave and swipe before entering. If the front desk attendant on duty does not recognize you or a guest, you may need to use the intercom system to identify yourself.
- Any keys maintained by the Association are to be used for emergency purposes and may be checked out by the resident temporarily, but are to be returned within 24 hours. In the event that you are listing your home for sale or lease, you will need to provide your real estate agent with a key and access fob. The Association WILL NOT check out keys for agent use. Please also keep in mind that you or your agent MUST be present for an open house and your agent must greet visitors in the lobby and escort them to your home.
- Do you remember when you last changed your HVAC air filter? How about inspecting your toilet for leaking gaskets? Please keep in mind that homeowners are responsible for the maintenance of equipment located inside your unit, and regular maintenance can prevent much more costly repairs in the future. The front desk can provide the names of various HVAC vendors, plumbers, etc. who have worked in the building for other residents. Air filters should be changed a minimum of twice per year!
- Finally, please also note that if we do not have a signed Package Acceptance Form on file, the Association will not be able to accept parcels on your behalf including dry cleaning. You will need to be home to receive any deliveries. You can download a form by clicking on the "Documents" link above and selecting the Package Acceptance Form.
Please feel free to contact the Management Office with any questions, and we encourage you to review the Rules & Regulations for additoinal information on the Association's policies and procedures by using the "My Account" link above.
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Posted 11/20/2009 4:05 PM
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As you may know, the Board has been discussing bringing DirecTV service to the building for some time, and the feedback from residents was overwhelmingly supportive of the idea. We are pleased to announce that the Board has entered into an agreement with Bel Air Internet to provide DirecTV programming, telephone service, and internet service to the building. We thank you for your patience while we investigated the various options available. We were very pleased to learn that we can bring in DirecTV without terminating either of our current video service providers, so residents will soon be able to choose between Time Warner, Dish Network, and DirecTV for video programming!
Installation work on the infrastructure is scheduled to begin next week and will take approximately four (4) weeks to complete. Please watch for more information concerning the availability of DirecTV programming. Please feel free to contact the Management Office with any questions.
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Posted 11/12/2009 4:53 PM
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Councilmember Jan Perry is working with the City Council to develop and adopt Filming Guidelines for downtown Los Angeles as part of the City's push to encourage filming in Los Angeles and balance the needs and concerns of teh growing residential population in downtown.
The Board of Directors encourages you to review these Guidelines and submit any feedback to the Jobs Committee and/or Councilmember Perry. These Guidelines will be discussed in the Jobs Committee on November 11th at 1:00pm in City room 1010. If you cannot make the meeting but wish to share your opinion, send a letter to Councilman Alarcon who chairs the Committee, Councilman Parks who is a Committee member, or Councilwoman Perry who is the maker of the motion.
The address to send your letter is: 200 N. Spring St., Los Angeles, CA 90012. Room 425 for Alarcon, Room 460 for Parks, and Room 420 for Perry.
Please click here to view the proposed Guidelines.
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Posted 11/05/2009 10:54 AM
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Are you interested in seeing a park developed a little closer to home? A group of concerned South Park residents has formed an organization to lobby 9th District Council Member Jan Perry to push the City to develop a park in South Park. They are hoping to get the City to earmark some of the Quimby fees, (fees collected per unit, from the developers of all new residential communities specifically for park development within 2 miles of the development), to spend those funds on the creation of a park here in South Park.
They have already collected 180 signatures on their petition, secured endorsements from the Boards of Directors of the Flower Street Lofts, Luma, and Elleven respectively, and are now looking for your support!
With the approval of Elleven's Board of Directors, a petition has been placed at the Front Desk. Please stop by at sign at your earliest opportunity.
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Posted 10/29/2009 9:46 AM
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The ballots for the proposed Amendment to Exhibits A & B of the CC&Rs were counted on Tuesday, October 27, 2009, and the measure failed to pass. We received a total of 50 ballots, and 91 members must vote in favor of a measure in order for it to pass.
The Board sincerely appreciates the participation of everyone who voted.
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Posted 10/29/2009 9:36 AM
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If you have not already done so, please be sure to complete and return your ballot for the vote on the proposed amendment to the CC&Rs. The deadline for ballot return is Tuesday, October 27th. The ballots will be tabulated on the 4th floor Terrace at 7:00 p.m.
The Board and the owners of the units whose assessments are affected by the scrivener's error in the original CC&Rs greatly appreciate your participation in this process.
Please feel free to contact the Management Office should you have any questions regarding the proposed amendment, and thank you to those of you who have already returned your ballot!
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Posted 10/09/2009 9:24 AM
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In an effort to control costs and use of Associaiton resources, the Board of Directors has determined that effective immediately, residents will no longer be permitted to send or receive fax communications using the Association's fax machine located in the Management Office. Additionally, residents will not be permitted to use the Association's photocopier for any purpose other than business between the resident and the Association.
We appreciate your cooperation and understanding.
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Posted 9/30/2009 12:23 PM
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I am happy to announce that the windows throughout the building will be washed starting next week, Monday, September 28th at 8:00 am. We will be washing the windows as part of our routine maintenance program. Following is an approximate schedule for the entire project – please note however that the schedule is subject to change based on weather conditions:
September 28th – September 30th North side (facing 11th Street) – working East.
October 1st – October 6th. East side (facing Grand Ave) – working South.
October 7th – October 9th South side (facing Evo) – working West.
October 12th – October 15th West side (facing Luma) – working North.
For each phase of the project, they will be cleaning the windows, and balcony railings (if applicable). For owners with terraces, the windows on your terraces will be cleaned, as well the windows on the live/work units. In order to help control costs, the Board has chosen not clean the exterior concrete this year. Please keep in mind that the window washing equipment will not be returned to the roof every day, so you may see cables in front of your unit as the equipment will be secured to the building at the end of work days until the project is complete.
Work hours will be from 8:00 am to 3:00 pm Monday through Friday. Please be careful when walking around the building during this project as water may splash onto the sidewalk. Also, remember to close your windows and make sure your balconies are accessible for the cleaners each day that they are on your side so it won’t delay the project.
Feel free to contact the front desk with any questions.
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Posted 9/23/2009 10:07 AM
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The Board of Directors recently adopted changes to several Association policies that were sent to the members for review and comment in August. At their meeting on August 27, 2009 the Board adopted changes to the Association's Rules & Regulations, Collection Policy, Election & Voting Rules, and Lease Addendum. You should have received the text of the changes already, but please contact the Management Office if you would like an additional copy. New documents will be posted to the website within the coming week.
Please note that smoking will be prohibited on the 4th floor Terrace beginning in mid-October as the Boards of both Elleven and Luma have amended the respective Associations rules concurrently.
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For those of you who have received your monthly billing statement from the Association, you may have noticed that your energy charge (the electricity reimbursement you pay to the Association for electric service to your home) looks a little higher that you are used to. The Los Angeles Department of Water & Power (LADWP) restructured their electric rates effective July 1, 2009, and the result of that restructuring appears to be an increase in electricity costs to the Association. They are now adjusting their billing system to account for "high" and "low" seasons so that electric rates are higher in the summer and lower in the winter, so over the course of the year we may find the cost to be similar to last year's.
As July represents our first bill under this new system, we are unsure of the ongoing impact on electricity costs. The LADWP indicates that the restructuring was intended to be "revenue neutral;" however the new system places a greater cost burden on customers based upon their power consumption, so some users may see an increase in their electricity costs. You can find more information concerning the rate structure and the changes by visiting this website: http://www.ladwp.com/ladwp/cms/ladwp001646.jsp. The rate applicable to this building is A3A.
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Front Desk: We are excited to announce the launch of a new integrated electronic management system for our Front Desk. Beginning this week our staff will begin using an electronic system to track asset check-out, resident information, guest sign-in, and many other functions. Our hope is that this new system will help the Front Desk to run more efficiently, and better enable all of our staff members to have access to the most current information you have provided. We have been populating the program with the most current information we have from residents concerning vehicle information, unit access, etc.
Please note that when receiving a parcel, we will now be requesitng your signature on an electronic pad. We will also be using the electronic signature capture function to record visitor entry so we can more easily access and archive information. Also, please be sure that if you need to update any information, you submit it as soon as possible.
We hope you find the transition painless and convenient!
Recycling: In an effort to reduce the Association's costs without impacting services to homeowners, we have recently taken advantage of a no-charge multi-family recycling service offered by the City of Los Angeles. That service requires the use of smaller blue bins. We will continue to provide a larger dumpster for flattened cardboard, but please use the bins for all of your smaller recyclables.
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Thank you for your patience during the past weeks as Otis has been busy performing repair and maintenance work on our elevators. As you may know, shortly after they completed the Corrective Instruction on both cars, Elevator #1 started making a very loud noise while travelling.
On Wednesday, July 22nd, Otis completed the replacement of the sheaves on Elevator #2 as part of a preventive maintenance service. They started the same work on Elevator #1 hoping that it would address the noise issues which have been growing worse, but ran into problems with disconnecting the electrical supply. As of yesterday, July 28th they, had resolved the electrical problem and today they started replacing the sheaves on Elevator #1. Once that work is complete, they will very likely begin replacing the motor on Elevator #1 unless the sheave replacement resolves the noise issue. They have assured us that they aim to have both cars operational this weekend, and if the motor does need to be replaced, that work will begin on Monday, Aug. 3rd.
We appreciate everyone's patience throughout this project and look forward to its' completion, and to having more reliable elevator equipment.
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Posted 7/29/2009 12:09 PM
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Please make a note that we will be performing service to the cooling tower fan motors on Monday morning, July 13th beginning at approximately 6:00 AM. The work should be complete no later than 9:00 AM and the system back up and running. Please shut your HVAC system off during this period to avoid having to re-set your thermostat. Additionally, we will be performing maintenance to the corridor air conditioning system following the cooling tower service. This work will not have any effect on the HVAC systems in your homes, but you may notice the corridors being a bit warmer in the morning until the work is complete.
We have scheduled the work early in the morning in an effort to minimize the inconvenience to residents, and we sincerely appreciate your understanding and cooperation.
Additionally, please keep in mind that homeowners are responsible for servicing and maintaining the HVAC equipment located in their units. Air filters should be changed no less than every six (6) months, and your heat pump unit (located in utility room, supplies heat and A/C) should be serviced annually by a qualified contractor who should check the incoming and outgoing water pressure, clean the coil, check the condensate drain line, and perform any additional maintenance recommended by the manufacturer. Proper regular maintenance will keep the system running longer, minimize costly repairs, and keep your home more comfortable.
It is very important to keep the interior of your home at a reasonable temperature (below 78-80 degrees), and keep air circulating and the humidity low in order to preserve the wood flooring in the units. The South Group has advised homeowners that high levels of heat and/or humidity can cause the flooring to swell.
Please watch for upcoming maintenance notes regarding the improvements inside your home. The Front Desk Staff can provide contact information for two (2) HVAC vendors who work regularly in the building, as well as referrals for plumbers and other service providers.
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As you are undoubtedly aware, a memorial will be held for the late Michael Jackson at the Staples Center on Tuesday, July 7, 2009. There has been a great deal of speculation concerning the details of the event in the days leading up to it, and estimates of the size of the crowds it will generate vary greatly; however, there will undoubtedly be a huge influx of people into South Park. The first phase of road closures began today, but only affected the area immediately surrounding Staples Center. Beginning at midnight on Tuesday morning, the area from Blaine to Flower and Olympic to Pico will be closed. Please follow this link to a map of planned closures: http://trafficinfo.lacity.org/html/2009MJ.html.
Please plan your schedule accordingly and expect delays. The Association will have additional Patrol staff on duty to help patrol the areas surrounding the perimeter of Elleven and Luma and the garage gates. Please be aware of your surroundings and support suspicious activity to the Front Desk or the LAPD.
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Homeowners Associations such as Elleven are having a hard time keeping up with the wave of foreclosures hitting the market. We hear a lot about owners defaulting on mortgages, but often owners who are not paying their mortgage payments are also not paying their association assessments, which can have an impact on an association’s ability to maintain the level of service residents have grown to expect. The following article includes an interesting discussion on the topic: http://www.inman.com/buyers-sellers/columnists/tara-nicholle-nelson/hoa-defaults-ruin-resale-values.
Please note that the views expressed in the article are the views of the author, not those of the Elleven Homeowners Association and/or its officers, directors and agents. The Association and its officers, directors and agents does not endorse the information contained therein.
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Otis Elevator will be performing the same Corrective Instruction service performed on Elevator #2 recently on Elevator #1 on THURSDAY, June 25th. They are confident that the work will be completed much more quickly, and the car should be back in operation by the end of the day; however they are unsure of the exact time frame for completion.
Please note that elevator service may be slow on Thursday while the work is being performed, and no moves or large deliveries have been scheduled in order to minimize the impact of this work.
Thank you for your cooperation and understanding. Feel free to contact Management with any questions.
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Please be advised that in celebration of the Laker's winning the 2009 NBA Championship, a parade will carry the victorious team from the Staples Center to the Coliseum tomorrow, June 17th. The parade route will take place along Figueroa from 11th St./Chick Hearn Court to the Coliseum entrance on 39th St.
Please plan your route accordingly, and be aware that there may be limited access to/from the 11th St. garage gates as there will be traffic control on 11th St. from Grand Ave. to Flower St., and it will be CLOSED from Flower St. to the 110 Fwy.
Traffic maps are posted in the elevator lobby bulletin boards, and more up-to-date information is available from the LADOT website. You can access the site by clicking on the "Up to Date Traffic Conditions" link from the "Stay Connected" drop down at the top of this page.
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Please note that we have received a notice of filming which is scheduled to take place in Luma but will affect the south gate area. The details we have are as follows:
Prep. will take place June 9th - 1/2 day, the hours to be determined.
Shooting will take place June 10th from approximatley 7am to 10pm
There will be equipment and trucks parked in the alley south of the building these two days. The crew will be using the alley door into Luma, and/or the south garage gate to load and unload. The production crew will post an officer at the gate to control access when it is open, and the gate will be available for resident use; however you may want to use the 11th St. access due to the increased activity.
Any questions and concerns contact:
Carey Crews - Location Manager
818-800-0913
Yvette Bartosik
310-360-1306 office
310-678-7079 cell
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The ballots were tabulated on May 26th, and the results are in! Unfortunately, none of the three (3) measures that comprised the Proposed First Amendment to the CC&Rs passed.
Thank you to every homeowner who submitted a ballot. The Association received approximately 94 ballots. The Board of Directors appreciates your participation.
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Please make a note that the LA Marathon will take place on Memorial Day, Monday, May 25th. Notices regarding street closures are posted in the garage bulletin boards, and a complete route map is posted in the bulletin board in the mail area.
For more information regarding traffic impact, visit: http://trafficinfo.lacity.org.
According to the information available, there should be no impact on the streets immediately surrounding the building, but the area West of Flower St. will be impacted by the course so expect street detours.
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Posted 5/22/2009 12:38 PM
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Please be aware that we will be conducting our Annual Regulation 4 Fire/Life Safety System testing on Wednesday, May 6, 2009 between the hours of 9:00 am and 4:00 pm.
What does this mean? The main power supply to the building will be interrupted at various times during this period in order to test the emergency power generation system. Additionally, the elevators will be temporarily out of service while the power is off in order to test the recall system. Lastly, the fire alarms and strobes will be activated, and announcements will be made over the building-wide PA system. Testing staff will need to enter your unit very briefly during the day in order to ensure that the PA speaker in your unit is working properly.
The Association has retained the services of a professional consulting firm certified by the LAFD to conduct the test and provide the necessary reports to the Fire Department. As the Fire Department requires that every speaker be tested, please allow this notice to serve as notice of entry as provided under section 5.2 (E) of the CC&Rs. A member of the Association's staff will accompany the testing personnel into all units.
Be sure that you have unplugged or turned off any appliances that may be susceptible to damage or loss of data during the above hours.
We sincerely appreciate your cooperation and understanding. Please contact the Management Office if you have any questions.
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We have recently received numerous complaints from residents concerning debris, trash, cigarette butts, and even dog urine falling from units above and landing on the balconies of units below, and the lower roof.
PLEASE be considerate of your neighbors and the Association's maintenance staff and do not throw anything out of your windows. Also, if you are a pet owner, please remember that the Rules & Regulations prohibit leaving pets unattended on balconies. It's very frustrating for neighbors to try to enjoy their balcony and have to deal with falling cigarettes and other unsightly items.
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The South Park Business Improvement District has coordinated another Community Clean-Up Day scheduled for this Saturday, March 21, 2009 from 7:30am - 12:00pm. Please plan to meet at the parking lot adjacent to the Mayan Theater at 1038 S. Hill St. (just two blocks east on 11th St.) for coffee and donuts and to organize into work groups.
The focus will be cleaning up sidewalks, litter, and graffiti in the area not serviced by the BID. This includes the area from Olive east to Broadway, and 9th St. south to the 10 Freeway. Please RSVP to the South Park BID at mail@southpark.la so they know how many volunteers to expect, and how many refreshments to provide. More information is available on the notice posted in the mail room bulletin board.
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The Office of Zoning Administration will be conducting a hearing shortly to obtain testimony from affected and/or interested parties concering a request from Denley Investment and Management Inc., to convert the Belasco Theater, located at 1050 S. Hill St., into a nightclub/lounge/restaurant facility. According to the notice, the proposed uses will include a nightclub with dancing,open karaoke, karaoke rooms, live entertainment, lounge areas, two proposed restaurants (one with an outdoor dining patio), and roof deck patio area. Additional details are included in a notice posted in the mailroom lobby.
The hearing will be held on March 19, 2009 at 9:00 AM at Los Angeles City Hall, 200 North Spring St., Room 1020 (enter from Main Street), Los Angeles, 90012.
If you are interested in obtaining more information or offering testimony, feel free to attend the Hearing.
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As promised, we will be pressure washing the parking garage next week. Please make a note of the schedule that follows. The crew will do the best they can to work around any vehicles left in the garage; however, in an effort to get the most out of our cleaning resources, we would greatly appreciate it if as many vehicles as possible were removed from the garage. All work will take place during normal business hours between the morning and evening rush.
2/17/09 – Tuesday = 3rd Level
2/18/09 – Wednesday = 2nd Level
2/19/08 – Thursday = 1st Level
2/20/09 – Friday = Basement
We are also in the process of re-painting and sealing the outer elevator vestibules on each garage level. We anticipate the Basement, 2nd, and 3rd floors to be complete by the end of this week, with the 1st floor to follow next week depending on the moving & delivery schedule. We appreciate your patience and cooperation as we complete these maintenance projects. Please contact the Management Office should you have any questions.
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At their meeting on January 27, 2009 the Board of Directors appointed Mr. Andres Curtolo to fill the vacant position of Vice President. Please welcome Mr. Curtolo to the Board! Several homeowners expressed willingness and interest in serving, and the Board wishes to thank everyone who expressed an interest.
Please also keep in mind that the Association's Annual Meeting will be coming up in March, so watch for notices this month. If you have not submitted a Declaration of Candidacy and wish to do so, please be sure that you submit your form no later than February 6, 2009.
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As you may know, we transitioned to a new Housekeeping provider this year. They have been busily working at becoming familiar with the building and tackling a lot of detail work. The lobby flooring is an important part of the agenda, and to that end, the floors will be stripped and polished over the course of the next two weeks. Please make a note of the following schedule:
The stone flooring in the lobby will be stripped and re-finished on Wednesday, February 4, 2009 beginning at 10:00 pm. During this time, a portion of the floor will remain available so that you may enter and leave, but we ask for your patience and understanding as the wait for an elevator might be longer while the crew is working.
The wood flooring will be stripped and re-finished the following week beginning on Wednesday, February 11, 2009, and should be complete by the early morning of February 13, 2009. This project will also be scheduled in the evening hours in an effort to minimze any inconvenience to you.
We thank you in advance for your cooperation and understanding and hope that you will start to notice improvements in the building's cleanliness.
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Posted 2/02/2009 12:24 PM
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Now that 2009 is upon us, you may have noticed a change in your assessment billing rate pursuant to the pro forma budget distributed in November. We hope that you had an opportunity to review the materials that were distributed with the budget, including the cover letter, or attend a meeting of the Board to find out more about the considerations the Board was faced with.
Some good questions have been posed concerning the assessment increase, and the budget in general, and a few are posted below for your information:
Q: Why does the 2008 rate listed in the mailing not match with what I was paying? Is my 2009 rate correct? A: We discovered an error in the 2008 rates imported into the budget spreadsheet; however, there was no error in the 2009 assessments, nor in the overall monthly assessment income stated for either 2008 or 2009. The overall increase in total assessment revenue was approximately 5.5%; however, rates for each unit fluctuate differently based on the size of the unit. A revised spreadsheet is available from Management if you are interested. Simply contact us for a copy.
Q: HOA rates are rising faster than inflation. Are there plans for this to continue? Will the budget be reassessed? A: The budget is reviewed, re-assessed, and approved annually by the Board of Directors for each successive fiscal year. The Association has a calendar year Fiscal Year End, so our budgets are typically approved in October for the following fiscal year, and distributed to members in November. The Association is a non-profit mutual benefit corporation, so our sole source of revenue is member assessments. While there are not plans for assessments to continue to increase at the same rate, they will be adjusted annually based on the Board’s best estimates of the costs of maintaining the Association and its services for each fiscal year. They are likely always going to be attempting to balance the sometimes competing desires to keep costs low and run an efficient operation, and provide the caliber of services, including maintenance, that keeps Elleven one of the most desirable and well-maintained buildings downtown.
Q: Given that the economy is expected to get worse and there is a trend towards the increase in collections for HOA payments, wouldn't reducing HOA payments help homeowners pay for their homes instead of using the high payments to justify foreclosures at Elleven? A: We actually held three months of assessments in abeyance from November 2008 – January 2009, amounting to a reduction in the annual assessment of 25%. During that time, the number of units in foreclosure increased dramatically. The Board has a responsibility to assess in an amount sufficient to meet the Association’s operating costs, although it may be uncomfortable. I can tell you, and the owners who attended the meeting in October when the budget was adopted would likely agree, that the Board was certainly cognizant of the current economic climate when adopting the 2009 budget, and looked to decrease expenses where practical. In fact, they capped salary increases for staff, cut certain line items that they deemed non-essential, such as social expenses and holiday décor/lighting, and looked at other reductions in order to try to reduce the assessment increase, including bidding out numerous major service contracts.
When people are not making their mortgage payments, they are typically not making their assessment payments either, and in fact, often the first thing they choose not to pay is the assessment, not the mortgage, so unfortunately, a small decrease in assessments is very likely not going to encourage more people to pay. In fact, this is the first overall increase in assessment revenue since the Association started operating three years ago, and people are not paying their assessments in greater numbers. One significant component of this budget is an allowance for bad debt specifically because we have no reason to believe that we will collect everything we bill.
Q: The largest expense on our 2009 budget is $471,758 allocated to payroll-on-site attendant and security. What is the breakdown of that amount? A: That amount includes the salaries of 6 full-time, and 3 part-time workers, as well as an allowance for health benefits for full-time employees, and payroll taxes, worker’s comp. insurance, and other related costs for all employees. Those employees (including myself) handle the day-to-day management and administration of the Association, provide full-time on-site maintenance and Engineering, and a front desk staffed 24/7 to provide services to the residents such as announcing visitors, answering calls, receiving and checking out parcels, dry cleaning, etc. The community patrol expense is actually paid through the “South Park Neighborhood Cost Sharing” line item, and that includes expenses related to not only one patrol officer on-site 8 hours per day, 7 days per week, but also expenses related to periodic perimeter sidewalk cleaning, and administrative costs related to running the Neighborhood Association.
If you have any questions, please feel free to stop by the Management Office or attend a Board meeting, and thank you for your interest in the community.
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Interested in becoming more involved in the community? The Board has recently received and accepted a notice of resignation from one of the Directors, and they are in need of a volunteer to fill that position. If you are interested, please attend the upcoming meeting on January 27, 2009 at 7:00pm, as the Board is hoping to appoint a volunteer to fill the vacant position.
The meeting will be held in the Social Room of MetLofts located at 1050 S. Flower St. If you have any questions about the responsibilities associated with serving on the Board, please feel free to contact Management.
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Posted 1/08/2009 10:47 AM
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On behalf of Management and the Board of Directors, we wish you and your families a happy, healthy, and safe holiday season and New Year!
Please note that the Managment Office will be closed on 12/25, 12/26, 12/31, and 1/1/09; however, the front desk will be happy to assist you.
If you have a Christmas tree to dispose of, please be sure that you wrap it before removing it from your unit for disposal in order to keep the common area hallways clean. A tree disposal bin will be located in the garage for your convenience beginning on Friday, 12/26.
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Posted 12/22/2008 2:49 PM
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The Board of Directors is considering bringing DirecTV into the building. You should be receiving a notice shortly which will include details about the services availble from DirecTV and Bel Air Internet. We would like to know how many homeowners might be interested in signing up for DirecTV so we can determine what the cost, if any, would be to the Association. Please complete an interest flier, or contact the Management Office so we can add your name to the Interest List.
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Posted 10/24/2008 5:48 PM
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Please mark your calendars and plan to attend our upcoming Emergency Procedures Training on Thursday, October 16, 2008 at 7:00pm in the building lobby. Our consultant from Sure Path Solutions will lead the training which is mandated by the LAFD. Residents will learn about the building's exit plan, and other important information.
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Posted 10/07/2008 11:00 AM
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Dear Homeowner,
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