The above Newsletter Vol1 no1 was distributed in 1979 or 1980. Rockridge Manor HOA was transitioning from developer to unit owner control.
Note that 2 of the Magnacept partners, Gary Cornelius and Ray Kaliski were board members.
Below is a link to many of the 1980 Newsletters. There are a number of duplicate pages(to ensure a good copy) and not all in correct order. Reporting from the dusty RM archives, Board Secretary Joe Johnston.
Reminder of the Pool Rules during this Holiday weekend. Only two non-resident guests are allowed per inviting Unit (apartment). No Glass, food or alcoholic beverages are allowed in the Pool area. No pets in the Pool area. Do not obstruct a walking path with clothing, towels, materials, or your body. Please review and observe ALL Pool Rules. This is a very abbreviated list which contains the most important Rules. The Rules exist so that all residents may enjoy the premises to the extent possible.
The Office will be closed, and all Staff Members will be off work on Friday July 3rd in observance of the July 4th Holiday
For buildingmaintenance emergencies during work hours (9:30AM to 5PM M-F) call the office at (510) 547-6431. After work hours or on holidayscall the on-call staff person at (510)908-3218.
Emergency Call Numbers.: In an emergency, call 911(from landline). From your cell phone, call (510) 777-3211. For a Non-Emergency, call (510) 777-3333.
This posting is to open a 28-Day Comment Period effective today, June 24, 2026, during which owners may make suggestions to approve, modify, or disapprove changes to the following.
Owners’ comments are welcome regarding the following subject. At the March 26, 2026 Board meeting, the Board approved the February 26, 2026 update by the Adams-Stirling law firm for our current Election Rules (adopted May 18, 2022) to allow electronic voting in Association elections (except for votes regarding regular and special assessments).
Please make your comments, preferably in writing, to the Manager within this 28 Day Comment Period, which will end JULY 22ND at 5pm. Please bring/mail a paper document to the office or send an email torockhoa@sbcglobal.net
Manager and Board of Directors
(Link to the Draft of the Proposed Revised Election Rules below)
Collect all your household hazardous waste and bring it to our event to dispose of it safely and for free in Oakland. To secure your spot, please make an appointment using the button above. The event address will be sent to you in the confirmation email. Space is limited, so we recommend registering early. This event is open to all Alameda County residents.
For more information about what’s accepted and how to prepare for your visit, please see our One-Day HHW Event page.
How to Make an Appointment
To book an appointment, click the button above, select your language, choose an available time, enter your information, and click complete. We’ll send you an email confirmation with additional details, including the event address.
Your information will be kept confidential and will only be used by Alameda County Household Hazardous Waste Program and StopWaste to improve our services and programming.
presented at 2026 Annual Meeting by Joe Johnston Board Secretary
Plastic Bags: Please don’t put recyclables in plastic bags into the recycling bins. The recycling facility doesn’t open the bags. These bags are sent to landfills. Dump out your recyclables into the bin and throw the plastic bag in the Trash.
Shredded Paper: In Oakland, shredded paper should be deposited in the compost (not recycling) bins. It’s important that the shredded paper be contained in a taped or stapled paper bag, so the bits of paper don’t fly out.
Cardboard: Please put greasy pizza boxes into the compost not cardboard. The clean part of the pizza boxes can go into the recycling bin.
Compost: compostable plastic bags are no longer accepted in the compost bin. Please dump your compostables into the green compost bin and put the plastic bag to the Trash bin
Remodeling Debris: Does not belong in the Recycling bins. There are facilities where you can bring the debris or schedule a bulky item pick-up either directly with Waste Management or coordinate with Charles.
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