Yes. We accept payments at the office.

Yes. You will need to contact your financial institution to see if they offer the service. It is no longer possible to use direct deposit.

You will receive a coupon book with a coupon for each month. Simply place it and your check in an envelope, place the address label from the coupon book on the envelope and mail it. Don't forget postage or the Post Office will not deliver it.

Your association fees are due on the first day of each month.

A $15.00 late fee is added to the owner’s account if payment is not received by Close of Business on the 15'th day of the month. So, be very sure when you mail your payment that you allow sufficient time for it to reach the office no later than the 15th of the month.

Board meetings are conducted in accordance with the Association's governing documents and the Davis-Stirling act.

Board meetings are held on the third Wednesday of each month, starting at 6:30 PM. The meetings are held at the clubhouse. All members of the Association are welcome to attend the board meetings.

 

Starting in March 2020, the monthly board meetings are held via teleconference:

 

 

Dial-in number (US): (978) 990-5446
Access code: 790998#

CALL 911 FOR ALL EMERGENCIES: FIRE, POLICE OR AMBULANCE MATTERS.

For water related problems, see the section on Plumbing.

 

There are individual breakers in the electrical panel inside your unit that you may shut off. There is a main breaker in the electrical service closet. However, only the Association maintenance personnel or a representative from SDG&E can open this utility closet and shut-off the main switch.

 

The gas can be shut off ONLY IN CASE OF AN EMERGENCY (i.e. earthquake, fire, flood, etc.). The shut-off valves are located in the utility service closet marked “Gas Room”.

To shut-off the water to your unit, it must be shut-off to the entire building. The water shut off request form can be found here: Water Shutoff Request

Move the lever backwards for a less powerful flushing action, and forwards for a more powerful flush.  See this document for instructions.

The new toilets were installed in July/August, 2009.  In regards to the warranty, the parts have a 5 year warranty. The homeowners can contact Vortens directly for replacement parts at http://www.vortens.com/.

They could also contact Southwest for replacement parts. Contact information for Southwest is:

Southwest Environmental

Hien Le, Project Manager

Preference is via email: hle"at"swe-inc.com

(if phone is necessary: 800-307-5700 ext. 204)

 

 

NO. Parking in a Fire Lane is not only against our rules – it is AGAINST THE LAW. Violators will be towed. The roadways and parking areas in Casablanca are very narrow, often allowing only one vehicle. Should any emergency occur while you are out of your vehicle and parked in a Fire Lane, the fire trucks and emergency vehicles may not be able to get through the area – endangering lives and property. Your immediate convenience is simply not worth someone else’s life.

NO. Utility trailers, trucks over 3/4 tons, 1 ton dual wheeled pickups, large vans, moving vans, and trailered boats and boats are not permitted. They are too large for any carport space or open parking space and would interfere with the cars parked on either side.

NO. Guest parking is exactly that – for guests only. Each unit has 2 deeded parking spaces in which to store the resident’s vehicles. City code requires that a certain number of spaces within the development be reserved for guests. This allows our residents to actually provide parking spaces for guests when they visit. If Casablanca residents use these spaces, there is no place for the guests to park.

The process is rather informal and up to you. The association does NOT rent spaces. Individual owners can rent them. You have a few options open to you on connecting with an owner: choose one or all . . .

 

* Post a notice on our website, using the Classified Ads feature.

* Contact your neighbors and see if they are not using a space and are willing to rent.

* Post a notice on the clubhouse bulletin board (not a lot of traffic or response)

 

If there are more than 2 cars for the residents of your unit, you have two choices for parking the third vehicle ….

 

* Park it outside the complex (on the street)

* Rent an unused parking space from another owner

 

You do NOT have the right to park in Guest Parking. Guest parking spaces belong to the association and violators will be towed.

The violating car can be towed. Only the owner or resident of the unit can have the violator car towed. You will need to show proof of residency when the tow truck arrives.

 

Please call Western Towing at 619-297-8697 or 858-273-8542 to have a vehicle towed.

We have a limited number of guest parking spaces located on the back driveway. If all the guest parking is full, your guests will have to park on the street. If they park in numbered spaces other than guest parking, they can and will be towed at the car owner’s expense.

 

If your guests are visiting for more than a day, they need a guest parking permit, which is attainable from either the Property Patrol or the office. Please arrange for a parking permit before the weekend.

The association has a street sweeping contractor that sweeps all the asphalt surfaces twice a month.

Since the parking spaces are actually deeded to the owners (except Guest parking), the owner or tenant is responsible for cleaning up any oil in the parking space. Oil in guest parking spaces is cleaned up by the Association.

Here is a complete list of what we can recycle in Casablanca's Blue Bins: - Phone Books, Cereal Boxes, Cardboard (please 'break down' boxes) - Steel & Tin Cans, empty Aerosol Cans, Aluminum Cans - Milk and Juice Cartons, 'Blister-Pack' packaging - Glass Bottles and Jars

 

Please refer to the "Documents and Forms" page on this website.  The section on Rules violations can be found here.

It is your responsibility as a resident to know, understand and abide by our rules. It is also your responsibility to educate your children and your guests and ensure that they do not violate the association rules. It is the actual owner who has the financial responsibility of paying any fines that are incurred. But, most non-resident owners simply pass this burden onto the tenant who violated the rule(s).

The Rules are availabe online here: Rules.

You have more than one method of reporting violations. You can ….

 

* Call the management office during normal working hours (484-8220), and make a verbal report.

* Use the Casablanca web site - select CONTACT US (for an email report.)  Include details such as date, time, and violator's address.

The Board of Directors establishes the rules.  The framework for the rules are set by municipal, state and county codes, which form the base of the CC&R's.  The current rulebook was developed in 2000 through a commitee of the board members and 20 owners, with input from the other owners.  However, rules can be changed by the Board without a majority vote of the homeowners.