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Manager’s Messages
Seabridge HOA manager change
The new Community Manager is Paul Stimmler, an experienced Senior Manager with over 10 years in the industry, and will manage Seabridge HOA as the permanent manager. Please feel free to stop by the clubhouse on Wednesdays to meet him.
Paul can be reached at pstimmler@actionlife.com
You may contact Community Care at Action at (949) 450-0202 for assistance.
Unwelcome Solicitors
Management has learned of several solicitors going door to door claiming to represent Verizon. Homeowners should call police if they have unwelcome or repeat solicitors at their door and have asked them to leave. The Police phone number is (714) 960-8825 to report trespassers. You can also email them for non emergencies at northwestarea@hbpd.org and describe the location as “Seabridge HOA is in the northwest area of the city” for a response to this location.
Architectural Application
Residents are reminded that all exterior alterations and additions require approval from the Architectural Review Committee. This requirement includes items on the patio or exterior that are decorative or structural. Unapproved additions and alterations may be subject to further review and possible fine from the Board in not removed. Please see the resident portal for the HOA architectural procedures, specifications and forms. https://resident.actionlife.com/
Coyote Awareness
Please see the information below for reporting coyote sightings. There is also a map of previous coyote sightings on the University of California Cooperative Extension website https://ucanr.edu/sites/CoyoteCacher/.
To report aggressive coyote behaviors please call OC Animal Care at (714) 935-6848 during business hours Monday through Friday from 8:00 am – 5:00 pm. If an incident happens during a holiday or after hours, you may contact them at (714) 259-1122. Please leave a detailed voicemail and they will return your call as soon as possible. https://www.ocpetinfo.com/education-resources/coyote-encounters.
The City of Huntington beach also has a website addressing coyote reporting and offers helpful tips listed below: https://www.huntingtonbeachca.gov/services/coyote_information.
Helpful tips to discourage wildlife activity:
1. Keep pet food indoors and do not leave food of any kind outside at night. Food left out at night will be taken as a welcome invitation by wildlife and may prompt a future visit.
2. Keep cats and small dogs indoors or in the close presence of an adult.
3. Remove any fruit which has fallen to the ground.
4. Store trash in covered, heavy-duty containers.
5. Keep yards free from potential shelters such as thick brush and weeds, and enclose the bottoms of porches and decks.
6. Eliminate garbage, debris, lumber piles, etc. from yards.
7. Check fencing and try to eliminate access points.
