550 Front
St San Diego CA 92101
Happy New Year
January
2007
Two important meetings to attend this week Ross Feinberg will be present to discuss the SB 800 that has been filed and answer any questions the owners have regarding the process. All homeowners are encouraged to attend. We take this opportunity to remind you of the Annual meeting the next evening January 11th at 6pm. The meeting will be held at the Marriott in the “Marina Seaview” room. Thank you! A friendly reminder that Holiday decorations need to be removed from our balconies by January 10th in accordance with our Project Handbook. Many Thanks To all who participated in our Holiday Caroling event and to all who so beautifully decorated our Lobby during December. Construction Safety
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Emergency Phones Installed Emergency Phone has been installed in the Exercise Room and another will be installed near the Spa Pool. These phones will connect you with the Lobby Desk in the event of an emergency. These phones are to be used only in the case of an emergency. Welcome new Residents We would like to extend a warm welcome to all new residents who have recently purchased or rented a unit in the Pinnacle Tower. Getting to know you.....let us know who you are, why you moved to the Pinnacle and anything else you would like to share with your neighbors in the Pinnacle community. Send us the information and we can post it here in our E-Newsletter. Progressive Dinner At the end of December seven out of eight residents on the 3rd floor decided to hosted a marvelous Progressive Dinner Party. Similar events at the Pinnacle can be anticipated in the future. Parking Decals Don't forget to pick up your parking decals from the Lobby Desk. These decals will help maintain control of our garage. Train Horns - Whatever Happened to the Quiet Zone? Quiet is still on the way. This is what CCDC has to say about the matter: 
Downtown San Diego, like many urban environments, has had a substantial increase in people living adjacent to railroad tracks and crossings. Noise and safety at downtown's rail crossings have become major concerns for residents and for CCDC. The Federal Government, through the FRA, has finalized legislation to limit the noise from train horns in residential areas. CCDC is moving forward with an application to designate downtown a Quiet Zone, and expects to complete the project by summer 2007. In order to establish a Quiet Zone, the railroad crossings are improved with safety enhancements such as additional gates and warning lights. For information about the Federal Government's Quiet Zone regulations, please visit the Web site: http://safetydata.fra.dot.gov/OfficeofSafety/Default.asp Take the Survey
A Wealth of information at your fingertips Visit your Pinnacle Tower website www.pinnacletower.org and click on Community after you have logged in. The Community page on your website provides a wealth of information regarding life in downtown San Diego. This in addition to our concierge service makes life a whole lot easier when you have questions that need to be answered. City Books available from Viva-city The goal of City Book is to connect people to their city to the extent that they understand it intimately, care for it passionately. It is intended to be a match that ignites the unique experience of living in Downtown. If you have not yet received the latest edition please let me know and I will get one to you. For what's happening downtown visit Viva-city at http://www.viva-city.info/ Stay in touch with each other and keep the community spirit alive at the Pinnacle. Sincerely, Pat McArron, editor |
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