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EBLAST, ACTIVITIES AND COMMITTEES - 7/7/26
ACTIVITIES & COMMITTEES
Tuesday Eblast Deadline: Friday at 6:00 pm. Submit to the HUB.
Note: When paying for events, we kindly ask that you bring exact change. Payment must be received by 4pm on the final day of sign-up. Late payments cannot be accepted. Payments may also be placed in the drop box no later than one day before the sign-up deadline. Please include the event name, attendee name(s), number of attendees, along with payment inside an envelope.
Coffee Hours- Thursdays, 9-10:30am in the Auditorium. Stop by for coffee, donuts, and some good old-fashioned neighbor time.
07/09 Kristie Krause
07/16 Glenn Kramer
07/23 Clay Colton
07/30 Snack N Chat- The Good Life Abroad
Notifications
Super Saturday Sale for the Share and Wear will be On Saturday July 11 due to the 4th of July Holiday. Come see what you can get from the Annex and Boutique for 50% off everything!!!
Yoga with TLC will NOT meet on Monday, July 13th
Oceana Good Neighbor Fund Board meeting -- Monday July 13 at 1:30 in Clubhouse or poolside. Interested Oceana residents are welcome! Contact [email protected] for information.
Reminder During any poolside event the pool will be closed 1 hour before the event and 1 hour after.
Chair Yoga
Until further notice, Chair Yoga is cancelled due to construction.
Oceana Art Classes
Everyone’s welcome, no experience needed. Get ready to make something awesome!
All classes are from 10am to 12pm in the Oceana Art Room.
CLICK HERE to find out more on our website
Acrylic Pour on Wood Cut Outs or Canvas
Wednesday, July 8
$15 class fee
Registration: June 22- July 7
Rock Mosaic-
Wednesday & Saturday, July 22 & 25
Must attend both classes: Wednesday to apply the tiles, and Saturday to grout after the piece has dried.
$25 class fee
Registration: July 1-21
Coming in July
07/17 Summer Concert #2 Featuring Backwater Blues Band 5:00-7:00pm Poolside. Free No Sign up.
07/22 Basket Bingo Returns, Auditorium 6:00pm. Free
07/30 Snack N Chat- The Good Life Abroad. Italian menu coming soon. The event is free, sign up is required in the office.
Coming in August
08/08 Luau- Featuring Hula Dancers, Lea of Love. Catered. 4:30pm to 7pm. More information to follow. $18.00 sign up in the office.
08/23 Summer Concert #3- The Ripple Effect Band. 4pm to 6pm. BYO. Free
Emerald Isle Golf Course
Summer Concert List.
Tuesday Eblast Deadline: Friday at 6:00 pm. Submit to the HUB.
Note: When paying for events, we kindly ask that you bring exact change. Payment must be received by 4pm on the final day of sign-up. Late payments cannot be accepted. Payments may also be placed in the drop box no later than one day before the sign-up deadline. Please include the event name, attendee name(s), number of attendees, along with payment inside an envelope.
Coffee Hours- Thursdays, 9-10:30am in the Auditorium. Stop by for coffee, donuts, and some good old-fashioned neighbor time.
07/09 Kristie Krause
07/16 Glenn Kramer
07/23 Clay Colton
07/30 Snack N Chat- The Good Life Abroad
Notifications
Super Saturday Sale for the Share and Wear will be On Saturday July 11 due to the 4th of July Holiday. Come see what you can get from the Annex and Boutique for 50% off everything!!!
Yoga with TLC will NOT meet on Monday, July 13th
Oceana Good Neighbor Fund Board meeting -- Monday July 13 at 1:30 in Clubhouse or poolside. Interested Oceana residents are welcome! Contact [email protected] for information.
Reminder During any poolside event the pool will be closed 1 hour before the event and 1 hour after.
Chair Yoga
Until further notice, Chair Yoga is cancelled due to construction.
Oceana Art Classes
Everyone’s welcome, no experience needed. Get ready to make something awesome!
All classes are from 10am to 12pm in the Oceana Art Room.
CLICK HERE to find out more on our website
Acrylic Pour on Wood Cut Outs or Canvas
Wednesday, July 8
$15 class fee
Registration: June 22- July 7
Rock Mosaic-
Wednesday & Saturday, July 22 & 25
Must attend both classes: Wednesday to apply the tiles, and Saturday to grout after the piece has dried.
$25 class fee
Registration: July 1-21
Coming in July
07/17 Summer Concert #2 Featuring Backwater Blues Band 5:00-7:00pm Poolside. Free No Sign up.
07/22 Basket Bingo Returns, Auditorium 6:00pm. Free
07/30 Snack N Chat- The Good Life Abroad. Italian menu coming soon. The event is free, sign up is required in the office.
Coming in August
08/08 Luau- Featuring Hula Dancers, Lea of Love. Catered. 4:30pm to 7pm. More information to follow. $18.00 sign up in the office.
08/23 Summer Concert #3- The Ripple Effect Band. 4pm to 6pm. BYO. Free
Emerald Isle Golf Course
Summer Concert List.
GENERAL MANAGER'S FRIDAY EBLAST, MANAGEMENT - 7/2/26
Hello Homeowners,
From everyone in the Oceana office and the Keystone Team, we wish you a happy 4th of July.
Office Holiday Closure
Please note that the office closed today at 1:00 p.m. and will remain closed on Friday, July 3rd in observance of the 250th Anniversary of the United States. Regular office hours will resume on Monday, July 6th.
Herbicide Application
Additional sections of Vista Campana will receive an application of herbicide starting Monday 7/6/26 through Friday 7/10/26. The spraying will take place along one side of the road, allowing residents to cross the street to walk their pets if they choose. Warning signs will be posted and will be removed once it is safe for residents and pets to walk on the treated rock areas.
These areas previously received two applications of organic herbicide which removed a large portion of the weeds. In accordance with the Integrated Pest Management Plan (IPMP) approved by the Board, and recommendation from our landscape vendor in consultation with the Executive Sub-Committee for Landscape, management approved the use of Ranger Pro Herbicide for the spot treatment of weeds that did not respond to the organic application.
Should you have any questions please contact the Oceana team at [email protected].
Best Regards,
Josh Jones, AMS, CMCA, CCAM | General Manager
Keystone | Oceanside Community Association
From everyone in the Oceana office and the Keystone Team, we wish you a happy 4th of July.
Office Holiday Closure
Please note that the office closed today at 1:00 p.m. and will remain closed on Friday, July 3rd in observance of the 250th Anniversary of the United States. Regular office hours will resume on Monday, July 6th.
Herbicide Application
Additional sections of Vista Campana will receive an application of herbicide starting Monday 7/6/26 through Friday 7/10/26. The spraying will take place along one side of the road, allowing residents to cross the street to walk their pets if they choose. Warning signs will be posted and will be removed once it is safe for residents and pets to walk on the treated rock areas.
These areas previously received two applications of organic herbicide which removed a large portion of the weeds. In accordance with the Integrated Pest Management Plan (IPMP) approved by the Board, and recommendation from our landscape vendor in consultation with the Executive Sub-Committee for Landscape, management approved the use of Ranger Pro Herbicide for the spot treatment of weeds that did not respond to the organic application.
Should you have any questions please contact the Oceana team at [email protected].
Best Regards,
Josh Jones, AMS, CMCA, CCAM | General Manager
Keystone | Oceanside Community Association
NEWS YOU CAN USE - JUNE 2026
What to do if you have a plumbing back up…
Call the office or the after-hours emergency number so an Association Maintenance team member can respond. They will inspect the main sewer line from the cleanout to the city connection to confirm it is clear. If a blockage is found, they will clear it, which will most likely resolve the problem in your home.
If the main line is clear upon inspection, the issue is within your internal plumbing, and you will need to contact a plumber.
If you choose to call a plumber first and they determine the blockage extends beyond your sewer line and clears it, you will be re sponsible for all associated fees.
New Parking Spots…
We have designated three parking spaces nearest the OCA office entrance for residents who need to visit the office on Association business. At times, meetings and events bring many vehicles to the parking lot, leaving little or no convenient parking for residents who only need to stop by the office briefly.
Coming soon …
Good News, OCA has been selected as a Senior Community location for the Red Cross and the Oceanside Fire Department’s “Sound the Alarm” program! Residents will receive free smoke and carbon monoxide alarms installed in their homes. This is the program CRC and Prepare Oceana for Disasters (POD) has been advertising.
The date will be late summer and a representative from OFD will come to the community and explain the details. More information on the way.
Linda Anderson | General Manager
Keystone | Oceanside Community Association
Call the office or the after-hours emergency number so an Association Maintenance team member can respond. They will inspect the main sewer line from the cleanout to the city connection to confirm it is clear. If a blockage is found, they will clear it, which will most likely resolve the problem in your home.
If the main line is clear upon inspection, the issue is within your internal plumbing, and you will need to contact a plumber.
If you choose to call a plumber first and they determine the blockage extends beyond your sewer line and clears it, you will be re sponsible for all associated fees.
New Parking Spots…
We have designated three parking spaces nearest the OCA office entrance for residents who need to visit the office on Association business. At times, meetings and events bring many vehicles to the parking lot, leaving little or no convenient parking for residents who only need to stop by the office briefly.
Coming soon …
Good News, OCA has been selected as a Senior Community location for the Red Cross and the Oceanside Fire Department’s “Sound the Alarm” program! Residents will receive free smoke and carbon monoxide alarms installed in their homes. This is the program CRC and Prepare Oceana for Disasters (POD) has been advertising.
The date will be late summer and a representative from OFD will come to the community and explain the details. More information on the way.
Linda Anderson | General Manager
Keystone | Oceanside Community Association
ANNOUNCEMENTS
UNIT 12 TURF CONVERSION ANNOUNCEMENT - 03/30/2026
Attached please find the link to the first Turf Conversion design from our vendor Monarch.
Recently, volunteers have gone door to door or texted, to ask for your input for the out approximately 3’ space off the porch, if these options are available. The materials could be DG, (decomposed granite); GC, (ground cover); or keep the original design.
If you were not at home and want to provide input for your area, for this current issue only, please email Teresa Chamberlain-Spradlin, board project representative at [email protected].
The artist rendering of the man & his dog is misleading. Strangers walking in the Common Area behind our homes will be discouraged, but a dg (decomposed granite) strip is required for landscapers & first responders.
As you can imagine, this is a project with a lot of moving parts. There will be email blasts to communicate to all. The next U12 Turf Town Hall hasn't been scheduled yet—possibly mid-April.
After the contractor is selected, one construction walk will occur. This date and times will be publicized in an email blast. We are attempting to accommodate Homeowners who work during the day with tentative times of 6 am to 8 am. Please let Teresa know what time you can be available. If you are going to be out of town, please let Teresa know the dates. The walk most likely will occur between 6 am to midafternoon.
This Turf Conversion rebate grant was approved by the State of CA official Water Authority https://www.waterboards.ca.gov/ Department, at the end of December. It is limited in square feet and will not include the front, sides or closer than 5 ft from the rear of our houses. The Rebate grant requires certain deadlines be met soon. This is the result of a State of CA legislation to conserve water from areas that can be converted to non turf areas supporting native drought tolerant and native plants.
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1RFb_ReFZHp1PUNFZuYkXottyoP243xzw?usp=drive_link
Recently, volunteers have gone door to door or texted, to ask for your input for the out approximately 3’ space off the porch, if these options are available. The materials could be DG, (decomposed granite); GC, (ground cover); or keep the original design.
If you were not at home and want to provide input for your area, for this current issue only, please email Teresa Chamberlain-Spradlin, board project representative at [email protected].
The artist rendering of the man & his dog is misleading. Strangers walking in the Common Area behind our homes will be discouraged, but a dg (decomposed granite) strip is required for landscapers & first responders.
As you can imagine, this is a project with a lot of moving parts. There will be email blasts to communicate to all. The next U12 Turf Town Hall hasn't been scheduled yet—possibly mid-April.
After the contractor is selected, one construction walk will occur. This date and times will be publicized in an email blast. We are attempting to accommodate Homeowners who work during the day with tentative times of 6 am to 8 am. Please let Teresa know what time you can be available. If you are going to be out of town, please let Teresa know the dates. The walk most likely will occur between 6 am to midafternoon.
This Turf Conversion rebate grant was approved by the State of CA official Water Authority https://www.waterboards.ca.gov/ Department, at the end of December. It is limited in square feet and will not include the front, sides or closer than 5 ft from the rear of our houses. The Rebate grant requires certain deadlines be met soon. This is the result of a State of CA legislation to conserve water from areas that can be converted to non turf areas supporting native drought tolerant and native plants.
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1RFb_ReFZHp1PUNFZuYkXottyoP243xzw?usp=drive_link
BALANCE & BEYOND: A VIRTUAL PANEL ON PREVENTING FALLS & AGING WELL
A Zoom call was held by San Diego County Aging & Independence Services and if you weren’t able to attend, the Zoom conference call, Balance & Beyond: A Virtual Panel on Preventing Falls & Aging Well, you missed a very interesting call.
Luckily, the 60 minute Zoom call was recorded and if you want to view the recording, CLICK HERE - the passcode to access the recording is: G62wD$6W
Here are just some helpful tips from the call:
Helpful links:
General fall prevention resources and information: www.SanDiegoFallPrevention.org
Local programs and classes: www.HealthierLivingSD.org (including Tai Chi, Feeling Fit Club)
Aging & Independence Services: www.Aging.SanDiegoCounty.gov (800)339-4661
Luckily, the 60 minute Zoom call was recorded and if you want to view the recording, CLICK HERE - the passcode to access the recording is: G62wD$6W
Here are just some helpful tips from the call:
- Talk with your physician after a fall about strategies that may help prevent future falls. 50% of seniors who fall will fall again within 6 months. 40% of seniors who experience a fall, lose their independence. Many seniors hesitate talking to healthcare providers about falls for fear they may lose their independence. The truth is, if a fall can be prevented, you may be able to live independently longer.
- Review ALL medications you are taking with your physician including over the counter meds especially meds that can make you sleepy or dehydrated. Any med with “PM” or “Sleepy Time” in title can make a senior more prone to falls, particularly when getting out of bed during the night or early in the AM.
- You can help to prevent falls by increasing your ability to stand from a seated position without assist by exercising your leg and hip muscles. San Diego County has a FREE Feeling Fit Club DVD and exercise band available by calling: (858)495-5500.
- San Diego County offers FREE Feeling Fit and Tai Chi classes throughout the county. Tai Chi not only helps strength and flexibility but also balance, all important in prevention of falls.
Helpful links:
General fall prevention resources and information: www.SanDiegoFallPrevention.org
Local programs and classes: www.HealthierLivingSD.org (including Tai Chi, Feeling Fit Club)
Aging & Independence Services: www.Aging.SanDiegoCounty.gov (800)339-4661
FREE GROCERIES MONTHLY
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We understand that some of our residents might need a little extra help with food right now, and we're here to support you. The Community Resource Center (CRC) has compiled a range of resources to address food insecurity. One fantastic option is the "Free Groceries Monthly" program offered by Oceanside First Presbyterian Church at 2001 South El Camino Real. Please CLICK HERE for the flyer.
If you’re looking for more options, check out the CRC webpage, where you can find links to "Free Food Distribution," "211," and the "San Diego Food Bank." You can also swing by the CRC office anytime to grab a hard copy of the "Free Food Distribution" list. We’re here to help you! |
