Community Updates – May 2

Management:                                                               

Pam Pham-Le, General Manager                                                 pphamle@actionlife.com

Phone: 213.243.0798                                                                         www.santeevillagela.com

Office Location & Hours:

The management office is located in the courtyard, behind the Eckardt & Cornell buildings.  It is commercial space #5, next to the art gallery.

Hours – Monday-Friday (9:30 am – 5:30 pm)    

Important Contact Information:

Santee Village On-Duty Patrol Officer                                          Cell Phone: 323.501.1119

Maple Garage Shuttle Van Information                                 Phone number:213.434.6712

Hours – Monday-Thursday (6 pm – 11 pm) Friday-Sunday (6 pm – 1:30 am)

*PLEASE CONTACT MANAGEMENT TO SCHEDULE ALL MOVES AND DELIVERIES*

GET READY FOR SPRING:

• Check the smoke alarms.
• Clean out your dryer vent.
• Replace filters.
• Chek pipes for leaks.
• Wash interior of windows.
• Clean faucets and showerheads.
• Declutter.
• Make a plan for spring cleaning,

SMOKING:

• Smoking-related issues can have a significant impact on the well-being and enjoyment of others within the community.
• Please refrain from smoking near doors, windows, or any other areas where smoke may easily enter shared spaces. To ensure smoke is not emanating outside of your unit, we recommend that you install weather stripping around the door(s), use air purifiers, or any other appropriate measures within your unit.
• There is no smoking allowed on the rooftops. In recent years the HOA has gone through a costly roof replacement and smoking/ash damage on the HOA Rooftops will void the warranty. Residents who are reported smoking in unauthorized areas will be brought to a hearing and fined.

AAPI HERITAGE MONTH:

• In May, the nation recognizes Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month.
• The month is an opportunity to acknowledge the contributions of people of Asian descent and Pacific Islanders in the U.S. The commemoration is also known as Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month.
• The first official recognition of the contributions of this community came in 1978 when the first seven days of May were designated as Asian/Pacific American Heritage Week. In 1992, the weeklong celebration turned into a month.
• May was chosen because it marked the arrival of the first Japanese immigrants to the U.S. in 1843 and the completion of the transcontinental railroad in 1869, which many Asian immigrants helped build.