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President ’s Message Dear Horizons Neighbors, This leer is in part an effort to fulfil one of my New Year’s resoluons. Not my every year resoluons to exercise more oſten eat beer, loose ten pounds or even to be a beer Mom and Grandma. This year I have also resolved to take me to thank the people who make my life more enjoyable. My first aempt on this first day of January to fulfil this resoluon is to thank many of you who have shown an interest in what the Board is doing. You have done this by sharing your suggesons or quesons, aendance at Board meengs, or just sharing a kind word. There is one homeowner I cannot name who deserves a special thanks. This homeowner felt clean windows would be nice for the Holiday season thus suggested we stop painng the building prior to Thanksgiving and not resume the painng ll aſter Christmas! Glad to say we listened! Your interest helps keep Board members determined to work hard and do their very best on your behalf. As per Monique’s update most of you are aware that in the first 20 days of January we will complete the roofs, replace condenser motors, replace the base of the cooling tower and put in place a new security team. On the third and fourth it appears we will be doing all these acvies at once!! Hopefully painng will resume in mid to late January. To say the least it will be a busy month! Plans are well under way to replace the first wave of planters in the near future. Several planters have leaked in the past causing damage to whatever is below them. The next planters to be replaced are those over the area where many of the Horizon’s documents as well as other items are stored. The planters are a poron of the construcon defect ligaon. I hope to see many of you at our next Board meeng. I believe Monique will be informing us of possible techniques to repair our granitex, as well as the probable cost of repairs. Wishing you all A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR!! Warm Regards, Susan M. Gorelick, President HORIZONS NEWS January 2018

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President ’s Message

Dear Horizons Neighbors,

This letter is in part an effort to fulfil one of my New Year’s resolutions. Not my every year resolutions to

exercise more often eat better, loose ten pounds or even to be a better Mom and Grandma. This year I have

also resolved to take time to thank the people who make my life more enjoyable. My first attempt on this

first day of January to fulfil this resolution is to thank many of you who have shown an interest in what the

Board is doing. You have done this by sharing your suggestions or questions, attendance at Board meetings,

or just sharing a kind word. There is one homeowner I cannot name who deserves a special thanks. This

homeowner felt clean windows would be nice for the Holiday season thus suggested we stop painting the

building prior to Thanksgiving and not resume the painting till after Christmas! Glad to say we listened! Your

interest helps keep Board members determined to work hard and do their very best on your behalf.

As per Monique’s update most of you are aware that in the first 20 days of January we will complete the

roofs, replace condenser motors, replace the base of the cooling tower and put in place a new security team.

On the third and fourth it appears we will be doing all these activities at once!! Hopefully painting will

resume in mid to late January. To say the least it will be a busy month!

Plans are well under way to replace the first wave of planters in the near future. Several planters have leaked

in the past causing damage to whatever is below them. The next planters to be replaced are those over the

area where many of the Horizon’s documents as well as other items are stored. The planters are a portion of

the construction defect litigation.

I hope to see many of you at our next Board meeting. I believe Monique will be informing us of possible

techniques to repair our granitex, as well as the probable cost of repairs.

Wishing you all A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR!!

Warm Regards,

Susan M. Gorelick, President

HORIZONS NEWS

January 2018

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Social Committee Notes

The Social Committee finished off a busy year with the Holiday Gala and Homes on Parade on Dec. 9th. We are so grateful to the owners who helped make the tour so successful. We really appreciate all of you who thanked us for our efforts through the year. We love what we do and we are glad that you do too. A special thank you to Brian Wolford for his many years of service on our committee. He is not serving on the committee this year so that he has time for other interests, but he will still be at many of our functions, so please be sure to tell him how much he has been appreciated! We are busy planning activities for 2018, and here are a few to look forward to: January 24: Winter Warmup Happy Hour with Mulled Wine February: Wine Tasting with Surprise Host March: St. Patrick’s Day Luck o’ the Irish Happy Hour with Shamrocks, Jigs, and Jiggers of Irish Gold SUE CERISE & CAROL WALDRON CO-CHAIRS

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HORIZONS BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Susan Gorelick, President

Christopher Schuchardt, Vice President

Richard Dusansky, Treasurer

Carol Ray, Secretary

Rick Horn, Director

Stan Marder, Director

Maria Wood, Director

NEXT BOARD MEETING

Tuesday, January 30, 2018

North Tower Lounge

6:00 PM - General Session

All Owners Welcome!

MONTHLY COMMITTEE MEETINGS

Tuesdays - NT Lounge

Social: January 2nd @ 4 PM

Finance: January 23rd @ 3 PM

BUILDING CONTACT

Monique Douglas, General Manager

[email protected]

Charles James, Manager Assistant

[email protected]

John Long, Building Engineer

Office Hours: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Office: (619) 338-4096

24/7 Access Control Officer Kiosk:

(619) 338-4097

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Manager’s Message

Holiday Fund

On behalf of the Horizons Staff, we would like to thank the residents who contributed to

the Holiday Fund. This year $20,840 was distributed to the janitorial team, access

control officers, manager assistant, and building engineer. All are extremely grateful for

your generosity!

Holiday Decorations As a friendly reminder, please remove your holiday decorations from balconies, patios, and decks by January 10 per the Community Handbook.

2018 Budget Increase Reminder to update your bank or checkbook with the new amount for January. The 2018 January statement will show your assessment increase as approximately $43 per month per unit on average. This is an aggregate increase in overall assessment revenue of 4.24%, which was less than what was anticipated due to savings in various line items. For Owners signed up through ACH directly with Action, the amount is updated automatically.

Allied Universal as the New Security Company Allied Universal will employ and manage the security officers starting January 5, 2018. All current Access Control Officers were given the option to interview with Allied Universal. Some chose to transfer to a different Action property or are interviewing for such a transfer. During the transition process, you will see both new and old faces.

Upcoming Projects 1/2/2018 – 1/19/2018 Roof Replacement: The final six small roofs will be replaced as a few are showing signs of water leaks and all other roofs already have been replaced. 1/3/2018 – 1/4/2018 Condenser Motor Replacement: Two motors are to be replaced.

1/4/2018 – 1/19/2018 Cooling Tower Base Replacement: The bases on both towers will be replaced.

Please note that project dates may fluctuate give or take a few days due to unforeseen circumstances.

We thank you, Charles James, for your five years of service to Horizons. You've been with us since January 11, 2013. You’ve worked as a team player and have been loyal to our residents. We look forward to another great year!

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Nearby Events Fri-Sun 1/5-7 Home Show, Convention Center. Free. homeshowsandiego.com Sat 1/13 Multi-Cultural Festival, Ruocco Pk, 11-5p. Music, Etc. sdmulticultural.com Sat-Sun 1/13-14 Travel & Adventure Show, Convention Center. travelshows.com Sun 1/14 MLK Jr. Parade, 2-4p. Ends Harbor Dr. near G. Alpha-zsl.org/calendar Sun 1/14 Gaslamp Onesie Pub Crawl, 4p, Start @Taste & Thirst, 715-4th Wed 1/17 Cooking Class at Jimbo’s Horton Plaza, 6:30p. www.jimbos.com Fri 1/19 Salsa Under the Stars, Headquarters, 6-9p. Manny Cepeda Orquestra Sat 1/20 AMA Monster Jam, Petco Park, 7p.

Sun 1/21 Central Library Concert Series: Jazz/classical sextet, Joe Garrison & Night People

2:30-3:[email protected] Wed 1/24 Horizons Social Committee - Winter Warmup Happy Hour with Mulled Wine

Sun 1/28 “Thank You for Smoking,” ST Lounge. Supper, 5p; film, 5:30p

Tues 1/30 Horizons open board of directors meeting. NT Lounge. 6p

Last-Sunday Movie / Social

28 January - South Tower Lounge

Nick Naylor makes his living defending the rights of smokers and

cigarette makers. Confronted by health zealots out to ban tobacco

and an opportunistic senator who wants to put poison labels on

cigarette packs Nick goes on the offensive on TV talk shows and

enlisting a Hollywood super-agent to promote smoking in

movies. Nick says he is just doing what it takes to pay the

mortgage but the increased scrutiny of his son and a very real

death threat may force him to think differently. This movie is

rated at 86% on rotten tomatoes.

Light supper at 5 with the movie at 5:30