Posted on May 2, 2025 by chobbs
It’s been a highly productive week—our team has worked diligently to ensure a smooth kickoff to the Reconstruction project, while also addressing maintenance concerns and coordinating key initiatives. This level of dedication is a true reflection of the exceptional team we have. I’m genuinely grateful for the hard work and commitment each team member has at The Pacific. We also had several wonderful interactions with residents this week, which truly stood out as the highlight of my week!
Please find a few updates below:
Reconstruction Project Update:
This week, Recon360 completed the setup of the Scaffolding on the 2nd-floor patio and the window inspection rig on a GPH patio. The scaffolding will be used to bring materials from the courtyard up to the GPH patio and then up to the roof to commence the roofing repairs and needed waterproofing.
You will see activity around the Sacramento Street gate and the courtyard, along with the second-floor patio facing the courtyard.
Roof Repair Notice: This work is scheduled to begin Monday, April 28th.
Scaffolding Notice: Scaffolding has been set up for work that is scheduled to start Monday, April 28th.
Window Inspection Notice: Window inspections are set to start May 12th on GPH3 facing Goldberg Lane.
As we move forward with this important phase, please don’t hesitate to reach out with any questions or concerns. We appreciate your support and cooperation during this time.
Yoga Terrace Temporary Closure – Wednesday, April 30th
Please note that the Yoga Terrace will be closed on Wednesday, April 30th, from 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM for a deep clean and reorganization. We are taking this time to enhance the space to better serve the needs of our residents and ensure it remains a welcoming environment. The Fitness Studio will remain open during this time. Thank you for your understanding!
Annual Fire extinguisher inspection:
Next Thursday, our vendor, United California, will be onsite to conduct an inspection of all fire extinguishers. The technician will be inspecting for most of the day, but this inspection will not cause any disturbance to residents.
Vendor Responsibility:
We’ve recently experienced instances where vendors have caused damage to common areas or failed to follow building protocols. As a reminder, residents are responsible for any contractors or vendors they hire, including their conduct while on the property. Please ensure that contractors are aware of building rules and procedures. Thank you for your help with this.
Posted on February 28, 2025 by chobbs
SFFD Annual High-Rise Inspection:
I’m pleased to share that the San Francisco Fire Department (SFFD) completed its Annual High-Rise Inspection at The Pacific, and I’m happy to report that it was a great success.
The inspector provided outstanding feedback, noting no issues requiring immediate correction.
A special thank you to our Chief Building Engineer, Anthony Milner, for his dedication and keen attention to detail. His efforts ensure our building not only meets but exceeds safety regulations, playing a key role in this successful inspection.
At The Pacific, resident safety remains our top priority, and we will continue maintaining the highest standards in building maintenance and safety protocols.
Upcoming meetings:
Q2 Board of Directors Meeting (Zoom)
Tuesday, April 15th at 4:00 pm
Annual Meeting of the Membership & Board of Directors Election
Thursday, May 8th at 4:00 pm
Inspector of Elections:
The Association is looking for a volunteer to serve as the Inspector of Elections for our upcoming Board of Directors Election on May 8th at 4:00 pm. This role involves counting the ballots to determine the election results.
If you’re interested in assisting with this important task, please contact me directly at your earliest convenience. Your support is greatly appreciated!
Aware Leak Detection Devices:
As previously shared, the Association has launched a leak detection program in the building. If you haven’t picked up your devices yet, you’re welcome to stop by the front desk to collect them. Each device is preprogrammed and labeled for specific areas within your unit.
The leak detection system is connected to an annunciator at the front desk, which will immediately alert the front desk, Engineering, and Management if water is detected.
If you’re not currently in residence and would like assistance with placing the devices in your unit, we’d be happy to help. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions or need further details.
Posted on January 16, 2025 by chobbs
This week, we had the pleasure of announcing the promotion of Carter Chapman to Assistant General Manager at The Pacific!
Congratulations, Carter! We are excited to see you take on this new role and are confident that your dedication, expertise, and enthusiasm will allow you to shine. Your continued commitment to our community sets a high standard, and we can’t wait to see all you’ll achieve in this position.
Also, we understand that many of our residents have family and friends in Los Angeles, and our hearts go out to everyone affected by these devastating fires.
Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with all those impacted. We are hoping for the safety of everyone involved and for a swift and complete containment of the fires.
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Below you will find helpful updates:
Reminder: Non-Smoking Policy at The Pacific – In units!
To ensure the safety, comfort, and compliance with our governing documents, we would like to remind everyone that The Pacific is a designated non-smoking community. This designation prohibits all forms of smoking on the property, including but not limited to cigars, tobacco products, vape devices, and marijuana.
This policy applies to all areas of the property, including:
- The interior of your unit – (recently reported in the building!)
- Exclusive use areas
- Building corridors and elevators
- The common roof deck
- The lobby
- The parking garage
Thank you for your understanding and adherence to this policy. Should you have any questions or require further clarification, please feel free to contact me directly.
Trickle Charge Reminder:
This is a kind reminder that the 110 outlets in the garage may not be utilized to charge electric vehicles (EVs). If you require temporary electricity to power trickle chargers for maintaining the batteries of your specialized or luxury vehicles, please contact the Management Office for additional details.
Per building policy, all-electric vehicles must be charged through an approved EverCharge station. These stations may be installed at the expense of the Owner with prior approval from the Board.
For residents who require the use of a garage outlet to maintain their vehicles when not in use, please fill out the Garage Electrical Outlet Waiver. This waiver allows continued access to the outlet closest to your parking space for a monthly fee of $50. If you wish to maintain the activation of the outlet you are currently using, please respond to this email with your executed waiver no later than Friday, January 24th. Should you decide not to execute the waiver, the electrical outlet will be deactivated and made inoperable after the deadline.
Resident Resource Guide:
We have received several inquiries regarding vendor suggestions, and we’re pleased to provide a helpful tool for your convenience. Our Manager Assistant, Carter Chapman, has thoughtfully curated an updated Resident Resource Guide featuring a list of preferred vendors.
Whether you’re seeking specific services or would like to recommend a company that’s not currently included, this guide is designed to be a valuable resource for your needs.
You’ll find the Resident Resource Guide saved via the resident portal.
We hope you find this guide beneficial. Should you have any suggestions or additional resources to share, please don’t hesitate to reach out.
