February 2011 Hatchcover - Watergate Community Association

February 2011 Hatchcover - Watergate Community Association

Watergate
WATERGATE
COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
8 Captain Drive
Emeryville, CA 94608
OFFICE HOURS
Monday through Friday
8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
OFFICE PHONE
510-428-0118
OFFICE FAX
510-428-0379
OFFICE EMAIL
wcaoffice@aol.com
WCA WEBSITE
watergatecommunityassociation.com
CLIPPER CLUB
5 Captain Drive
510-654-4040
TENNIS CLUB
2 Captain Drive
510-547-7577
SECURITY
4 Commodore Drive
24-hour phone: 510-772-5005
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
PRESIDENT
Robert C. Blain
VICE PRESIDENT
Mike Cartmell
February 2011
Hatchcover
A publication of the Watergate Community Association
UPDATE YOUR EMERGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION
All Watergate residents should be sure that the Watergate Community
Association office has an emergency contact person or alternate phone number
where someone can be reached in the event of a maintenance emergency.
If the sink, tub, toilet or other plumbing fixtures within a unit fails, it is critical that
residents who are not at home are reachable via cell phone or through an
alternate contact person or phone number. If a working unit key and/or current
contact phone numbers have not been made available to the WCA office, it will
slow down the staff’s ability to respond effectively to a maintenance emergency.
The main goal of the WCA is to help residents reduce their personal liability
exposure if their plumbing fixtures happen to leak and cause water damage to
other units.
Unit owners should make sure to have HO6 Insurance for their unit, as the
Association’s Master Policy will not cover water leaks that originate from a unit’s
plumbing fixtures. Tenants should carry renter’s insurance to protect their
personal liability and property.
UNIT MODIFICATIONS
Please contact the WCA office before starting any type of interior renovations
or modifications to your unit. Unapproved / unauthorized modifications may be
in violation of your CC&Rs. Common violations include: removing the acoustal
"popcorn" ceiling material; installing hardwood and tile flooring; and removing
interior walls without Association or Board approval. Please see unit
modification application guidelines and procedures, available in the WCA office
and on the WCA website, watergatecommunityassociation.com, for more
information.
SECRETARY
Neil Straus
TREASURER
Murray Kane
DIRECTORS
Judith Choate
Jean Goldman
Tom Knight
OWNER NOTICES
All unit owners are responsible for informing their tenants and/or guests of the
community’s rules and registration requirements, and for insuring their
compliance. Written notice of rules violations including noise, architectural
control, and expired or expiring registration will be sent to the unit owner
directly. Off-site owners who receive a violation letter or courtesy notice
requiring action or resolution should contact their tenant or property manager
Watergate Community Association is not responsible for misprints, misrepresentation, errors or omissions.
Advertisements placed in the Hatchcover should not be considered an endorsement or recommendation by this community, its Association, or its representatives.
CLIPPER
CLUB
MOVIES
February 2010
Movies are shown in the Clipper
Club TV room every Tuesday, at
3:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. unless
otherwise noted.
Movies and
popcorn are provided free of
charge courtesy of your Clipper
Club staff. Please be aware that scheduled movies are
subject to availability, and substitutions may occur. For
more information or to suggest a movie selection, please
contact the Clipper Club at 510-654-4040.
February 1: Hildago
Viggo Mortenson / Omar Sharif
136 minutes / PG-13
Frank Hopkins, reputed to be one of the best riders of
the Wild West, gets his chance to prove his talent when
an affluent sheik invites him to join one of the most
outrageous and grueling races of all – a 3,000-mile trek
across the Arabian Desert.
February 8: Easy A
Emma Stone / Alyson Michalka
92 minutes / PG-13
Emergency
911
General City Information
510-596-4300
Police Non-Emergency
510-596-3700
Police – Traffic
510-596-3727
Crime Hotline/Anonymous, Confidential 510-596-3784
Fire – Non-Emergency
510-596-3750
Graffiti Hotline
510-596-3773
Tree Maintenance
510-596-4330
Litter and Trash Hotline
510-596-4330
Household Hazardous Waste
510-670-6460
Vehicle Abatement
510-596-3727
Street Lights/Cleaning/Maintenance
510-596-4330
Sewer Maintenance
510-596-4330
Street/Sewer/Flood Emergencies
510-596-3700
Rodent Control
510-596-4330
Economic Development/Redevelopment 510-596-4350
High school is the setting for this freewheeling comedic
th
twist on Nathaniel Hawthorne’s 19 -century novel, The
Scarlet Letter. Ambitious student Olive decides to boost
her popularity by pretending to be the school slut.
February 15: Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps
Michael Douglas / Shia LaBeouf
138 minutes / PG-13
Trader Jake tries to mend the
between his fiancée Winnie and
Gekko, while avenging the fate of
getting close to Wall
Street’s
Bretton James.
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broken relationship
her father Gordon
his mentor, Lou, by
new megalomaniac
February 22: Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work
Joan Rivers / Melissa Rivers
85 minutes / R
Documentarians Ricki Stern and Annie Sundberg
provide an uncompromising glimpse into the personal
and professional life of comedian and red-carpet
mainstay Joan Rivers, a woman clinging stubbornly and
steadfastly to the pop-culture bandwagon.
Commercial Façade Program
510-596-4354
First Time Homebuyer Program
510-596-4316
Building Inspections/Permits
510-596-4310
Planning/Zoning/Design
510-596-4360
Child Development Center
510-596-4343
Senior Center
510-596-3730
Recreation Center
510-596-3778
Business Licenses
510-596-4325
OTHER EMERYVILLE TELEPHONE NUMBERS
Emeryville Unified School District
510-655-6936
Alameda County Mosquito Abatement
510-783-7744
Chamber of Commerce/Industries Assn. 510-652-5223
Emery-Go-Round Shuttle Hotline
510-451-3862
Emeryville Marina
510-654-3716
Watergate Market
510-655-2550
CLIPPER CLUB COUCHES
FOREIGN FILM NIGHT
February 18: The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets Nest
Noomie Rapace / Michael Nyqvist
129 minutes / R
Third in a trio of films inspired by Swedish author Stieg
Larsson's "Millennium Trilogy," this thriller follows feisty
computer hacker Lisbeth Salander as she finds herself
hospitalized, suspected of murder and targeted for death
by thugs.
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Stop by the Clipper Club and check out the beautifully
reupholstered couches in the lounge areas!
We encourage residents and their guests to use and enjoy
the relaxed atmosphere of the Clipper Club lounge. We
do, however, ask that you be mindful of your surroundings,
and refrain from placing your feet on the furniture, eating or
drinking except in the dining areas, or otherwise misusing
this common-area space. Your cooperation is appreciated
as we all work together to make Watergate a beautiful
place to live!
LESLIE’S RHUBARB CUSTARD PIE
3 c. chopped fresh rhubarb
1 c. sugar
1 c. milk
2 eggs
1 unbaked pie shell
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Test custard for doneness before removing from oven.
BOARDWALK REMINDERS
Please remember the following when enjoying the
boardwalk at Watergate:
All persons using the boardwalk do so at their own risk.
The boardwalk is open to the general public between
sunrise and sunset. Access is limited to pedestrians traffic
except for emergency and maintenance vehicles. No
private autos, motorcycles, bicycles, skate boards, roller
skates or similar vehicles or rolling objects are permitted.
Access from the boardwalk for fishing, diving, windsurfing,
or swimming is not permitted.
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WCA BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING MINUTES
December 13, 2010
I.
Call to Order. President Robert C. Blain called the meeting to order at 7:01 p.m. Directors present were Mike
Cartmell, Judith Choate, Jean Goldman, Murray Kane, Tom Knight and Neil Straus. Also present were General
Manager Tim Sutherland, Assistant General Manager Jeff Kiel and three residents.
II.
Approval of Minutes. Cartmell moved, and Straus seconded, to approve the November 15, 2010 Regular
Session minutes with a minor date correction made. The motion to approve was unanimous.
III.
Reports/Announcements.

Secretary’s Report. Secretary Straus reported on action taken by the Board since the November 15, 2010
Regular Session:

The Board met in Executive Session earlier this evening to authorize a Board Resolution to Record One
Notice of Default and Election to Sell for APN #049-1529-551.

The Board reviewed the existing Adecco Technical labor service contract and agreed to continue
construction management services for 2011 for a total of 2080 hours at $75.11 per hour.

Treasurer’s Report. Treasurer Kane reported a favorable operating budget variance of $89,891 through
11/30/2010. Kane also reported an operating fund balance of $177,453 and a replacement fund balance of
$5,007,446. The full report is available at the WCA office and website.

Manager’s Report. General Manager Sutherland reported the following:

Common Utility Use November 2010 compared to November 2009: Water use decreased 4.6%; natural
gas usage decreased 4.9%; and electric usage increased 1.2%.

Comcast Cable Rate Increase: Cable television rates will increase 7.4% effective January 1, 2011.
IV.
Old Business. None.
V.
New Business. The following items were presented for Board review and consideration:

Election of Officers. Straus moved, and Cartmell seconded, to approve the following officers:
Robert C. Blain, President, Mike Cartmell, Vice-President, Murray Kane, Treasurer, and Neil Straus
as Secretary. The motion to approve the slate of officers was unanimous.

Board Resolution to Record Two Notices of Delinquent Assessments. Secretary Straus read the
following resolution:
“Resolved, the Board of Directors (“Board”) for Watergate Community Association authorizes and
instructs Allied Trustee Services to Record Two Notices of Delinquent Assessments in the full
amount of unpaid assessments, late charges, interest and collection fees and costs against the
property bearing Assessor’s Parcel Number 049-1528-260 and 049-1528-313 as authorized by Civil
Code Sections 1367.1 and 1367.4 if such accounts have not been reinstated by the Notice of Intent
to Lien expiration date.” Straus moved, and Kane seconded, to approve the aforementioned Notices
of Delinquent Assessments. The motion to approve was unanimous.

VI.
Consent Calendar. (Routine Items)

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Huntsman Prototype Work Change Order. Additional funds are needed for architectural services for the
period September and October 2010. Straus moved, and Kane seconded, to approve $6,185.00 for
Huntsman Architectural Services to be funded from the replacement fund. The motion to approve
was unanimous.
Cyprus Insurance Workers Comp Renewal for $46,365 with coverage limits of $1 million per
accident, per disease - 12/31/2010 thru 12/31/2011; Federal Insurance (Chubb) Fidelity and Crime
Insurance for $7,700 with coverage of $7 million with a $10,000 deductible - 12/31/2010 through
12/31/2011; 2011 Reserve Study Fee of $750 for Community Reserve Solutions; 2011 WCA
Committee approvals. Director Knight pulled the last item (2011 WCA Committee approvals) for
further discussion. Straus moved, and Kane seconded to move the remaining items by general
consent. The motion to approve was unanimous.

VII.
2011 WCA Committee Approvals: Knight moved and Straus seconded to disband the Emergency
Preparedness and Renewable Energy Committees for 2011. The motion to approve was unanimous.
Straus moved and Kane seconded, to approve the Finance, Architectural, Landscape and CARS
committee slates as presented. The motion to approve was unanimous.
WCA Committees.

Landscape. Chair Sam Foushee reported that the committee is continuing their work on tree trimming
guidelines as part of an overall master plan for the community.

CARS. Co-Chair Jean Goldman reported that the committee is finalizing carpet choices and making
preparations to present their final recommendations to the Board at a working session January 2011.
VIII.
Statements and Requests. An owner inquired as to the status of the alleged unapproved word flooring
installed in the unit directly about her unit. A follow up letter will be sent to the owner to document the type of
underlayment installed and to invite both owners to Internal Dispute Resolution (“IDR”) January 2011.
IX.
Upcoming Meetings.

X.
Working, Executive and Regular Session - January 24, 2011
Meeting adjourned at 8:07 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
/s/
Neil
Straus,
Secretary
2010 – 2011 WCA COMMITTEE MEMBERS
WASHING MACHINE REMINDERS
The Watergate Community Association and Board of
Directors would like to thank the following committee
members for volunteering their time and energy to
make Watergate a beautiful place to live:
Our Coinmach Service Technician has advised us of
three things to be conscious of when using the
washing machines in our laundry rooms.
ARCHITECTURAL CONTROL COMMITTEE
Elizabeth Altieri; Phyllis Ewers; Jim Galvin; Judy
Oser; Reginald Saavedra
COMMON AREA RENOVATIONS AND SIGNS
COMMITTEE
Ron Bier; Judith Choate; Jean Goldman; Michael
Hagerty; Marlis Keller; Tom Knight; Irene Lauren;
Ruth Major; Lenore McDonald; Virginia McNeill; Albert
Repola; David Robinson
FINANCE COMMITTEE
Liz Altieri; Albert Repola; Finley Robbins; Steve
Wallace
LANDSCAPE COMMITTEE
Ira Berkowitz; Eleanor Dahl; Sam Foushee; Sue Kelly;
Virginia McNeill; Lubor Mrazek
For information on committee meeting dates, times
and locations, consult your monthly Hatchcover
calendar, or go to the Meetings and Maintenance
calendar on the Watergate website.
Oversoaping: This is a chronic problem that affects
not only your own laundry, but often times the laundry
of the people using the machines after you. The
washing machine pumps are not able to handle
excessive sudsing, causing the machines to shut
down and the machine doors to lock. PLEASE
REMEMBER today’s highly concentrated detergents
should be used in much smaller quantities.
Change and Other Loose Objects: Something as
simple as a forgotten coin in your pocket can block
the washer’s pump and cause it to shut down,
requiring a service call. Change, paper clips, golf
tees and other small items, and the underwire from
women’s bras, are the most common reasons for
pump replacements in our washers.
Slamming the Washing Machine Doors: Not only
does this type of misuse cause the doors to lock up, it
can also loosen the glass and potentially cause it to
fall out and shatter. Please be respectful of the
machines and your fellow residents when using the
laundry facilities.
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RECYCLE – AND SAVE WILDLIFE
Birds and animals can get entangled in discarded plastic
can holders, which may cause sores or choking. The
solution: Always cut open the loops on plastic can holders
before putting them in the recycling bin.
Animals may climb inside plastic bags and suffocate, or eat
them and choke. The solution: Tie a knot in all plastic bags
and dispose of them properly in a bin or at a recycling
facility. Re-use your bags instead of throwing them away –
each one takes hundreds of years to decompose.
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February 2011 - Clipper Club Calendar
Monday
Sunday
Tuesday
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TUESDAY MOVIE
3:00 pm and 7:30 pm
“Hildago”
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13
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15
11:00 am
Toastmasters
11:00 am
Toastmasters
6:00 pm
Carla’s Boot Camp
Flower Arranging
6:15 pm
ACC Meeting
7:30 pm
Scrabble Club
6:00 pm
Carla’s Boot Camp
7:30 pm
Scrabble Club
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21
27
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11:00 am
Toastmasters
11:00 am
Toastmasters
6:00 pm
Carla’s Boot Camp
Flower Arranging
7:30 pm
Scrabble Club
6:00 pm
Carla’s Boot Camp
7:30 pm
Scrabble Club
7:00 pm WCA BOARD
of DIRECTORS MEETING
TUESDAY MOVIE
3:00 pm and 7:30 pm
“Easy A”
TUESDAY MOVIE
3:00 pm and 7:30 pm
“Wall Street:
Money Never Sleeps”
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TUESDAY MOVIE
3:00 pm and 7:30 pm
“Joan Rivers:
A Piece of Work”
Wednesday
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6:00 pm
Carla’s Boot Camp
Thursday
3
6:30 pm
Tai Chi Practice
Friday
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11:30 am
Blood Pressure Clinic
(Sponsored by Emeryville Fire Dept.)
Saturday
5
10:00 am
Universal Tai Chi Study
11:00 am
Sensing Hands
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10
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12
16
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6:00 pm
Carla’s Boot Camp
6:00 pm
Carla’s Boot Camp
6:30 pm
Tai Chi Practice
6:30 pm
Tai Chi Practice
10:00 am
Landscape Committee
FOREIGN FILM NIGHT
7:30 pm
“The Girl Who
Kicked the Hornets Nest”
(Scandanavia)
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6:00 pm
Carla’s Boot Camp
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6:30 pm
Tai Chi Practice
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Clipper Club Gym Hours:
Monday 6:00 a.m to 9:30 am / 3:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday 6:00 am – 10:00 pm
Friday 6:00 am –11:00 pm
Saturday and Sunday 9:00 am – 10:00 pm
Residents must present a valid Watergate ID card to use the gym
Guests must be accompanied by registered resident while in the gym area
10:00 am
Universal Tai Chi Study
11:00 am
Sensing Hands
10:00 am
Universal Tai Chi Study
11:00 am
Sensing Hands
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10:00 am
Universal Tai Chi Study
11:00 am
Sensing Hands
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In Memoriam
PETER ALTIERI
On December 28, 2010, after a few months of illness, 8year resident Pete Altieri passed away peacefully at
home. He was 73 years young. Pete loved living at
Watergate, saying frequently how much he appreciated
the beautiful grounds, attentive staff, and especially the
proximity of Trader Vic’s restaurant. Watergate will
continue to be home to me and our cats, especially
because of all of the wonderful memories Pete and I
enjoyed while spending our time together here. Thanks to
all of our neighbors and friends for their support during
this time, and my colleagues at All East Bay Properties.
Liz Altieri, D328.
HEIDI BERND
Heidi Bernd, a resident since 1973, passed away
unexpectedly on December 30, 2010. I have been her
close companion for over 20 years and I mourn her loss
tremendously. Heidi was a big part of the social life of
Watergate for many years including her supportive
participation of my involvement in the Drama Club. In
recent years, she was not as active due to declining
health but she was still a fun loving, caring person who
helped many people over the years. I do not plan a
formal memorial but for all those who knew her and wish
to contribute their memories of her, I invite you to contact
me: Russ Bankson, B380 by phone at 510 428-2749 or
by email at russ@mind-dancer.com.
HELPFUL REMINDERS
Smoke Detectors: Under no circumstances should you
remove the batteries or in any way disable the smoke
detectors located inside your unit. These are for your
own personal safety and are required in addition to the
fire alarm safety system installed throughout the common
areas. Be sure to check your inside smoke detector
batteries on a regular basis so that your equipment can
operate as intended in the event of an emergency.
Bathroom Fans: Please be mindful of your neighbors
as well as your electrical usage and turn off your
bathroom fan when not in use or when leaving your unit.
Bath Hatches: When painting your bathroom ceiling,
please DO NOT paint over the bath hatch located above
your bathtub. This will make access difficult during a
bath trap inspection, and may result in undue damage in
the event of a water leak.
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FIRE ALARM ACTIVATIONS RECAP 2010
A total of 15 fire alarm activations occurred in 2010, one more alarm
activation than 2009.
Four activations occurred in the A Building, and four activations
occurred in the F Building. B Building, C Building and D Building each
had two activations, and there was one activation in the E Building.
Most activations were due to dust likely generated from residents
emptying their trash or vacuum cleaner canisters, or from smoking in
unauthorized areas. Several were also the result of residents burning
their food.
Please remember that the life safety system is very sensitive to dust
and other airborne particles. Make sure when you are emptying your
trash that your trash bag is securely fastened before emptying it into
the trash chute, and never shake rugs or other articles in the common
area hallways. Additionally, do not open your unit door if there is
smoke from food burned in your unit; instead open your patio door and
use a fan to direct the smoke outward.
Also be reminded that by ordinance of the City of Emeryville, there is
no smoking on the grounds or in the common-area hallways at
Watergate. Smoking is therefore restricted to inside your unit, or
outside on your unit’s balcony.
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WCA SECURITY ACTIVITY
December 2010
Security Director Dan Marchetti and the
Watergate Security Department are
dedicated to creating a safe and
welcoming environment for Watergate
and its residents. Security is everyone’s
concern. We depend on you, the
residents of Watergate, to let us know
when you observe a security problem or
situation that may be unsafe. Issues such
as noise complaints and balcony or pet
violations should be reported to Dan
directly at 510-450-1729. The Security
Department can also be contacted 24hours a day at 510-772-5005. In the
event of an urgent police, fire, or medical
emergency, please call 911.
Security Activity
Open Door
Hazard
Citizen Assist
Animal Complaint
Alarm Elevator
Juvenile Complaint
Misc. Investigation
CC&R Violations
Misc. Assignments
Maintenance Reports
Parking Violations
Property Reports
Vehicle Registration
Vehicle Tow
Casualty Reports
Fire
Fire Alarm
Mail Delivery
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Burglary-Residential
Burglary – Auto
Burglary-Commercial
Grand Theft
Petty Theft
Robberies
Malicious Mischief
Auto Theft
Recovered Stolen Vehicle
Vehicle Hit and Run
WCA
EPD
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2
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10
216
192
32
14
8
12
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Crimes Against Persons
Homicides
Battery - Simple Assault
Domestic Disputes
Aggravated Assault
Sexual Assault
Car Jacking
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