The 2026 Budget & Disclosures Packet is being distributed to owners.

Dear Owners,

The HOA’s 2026 Annual Budget & Disclosure Package is being distributed to owners.  The first 2 pages contain valuable information, so please read those.  If your automatic payment of assessments is other than the ACH format, please be certain to adjust your payment amount AFTER your December assessment has been debited, but BEFORE the January payment is to be debited.

If you DO NOT want to receive a paper copy of this Package, please reply to the Office by phone or by email at rockhoa@sbcglobal.net

Sincerely, Manager and Board

Please >>> ADJUST THE AMOUNT OF YOUR AUTOPAY to your 2026 monthly assessment amount.

Power Outage Monday November 24

PG&E will shut down power at Rockridge Manor HOA for a generator installation on Monday, November 24th, from 8:30am to 9:30am and from 7:00pm to 8:00pm.


We recommend that you turn off computers and all other electronics which might be damaged by an electrical disconnection and/or surge.  Further, during the above times, we anticipate laundry machines, elevators, garage gates, Lobby door & phone entry system, interior hall lights, hot water heaters, and other HOA systems will not function.

Pool and Spa Rules Reminder

We have had a few complaints during the last month regarding Pool/Spa use:

– Excessive noise during allowed operating hours:  Music, voices speaking over the

sound of the jets. 

residents using the pool or spa after the hours listed below

Glass bottles (See sign posted in the Pool area).

Excessive noise made by children in the Pool/Spa.

The Rules exist to maximize use and enjoyment of the premises and facilities.  Please keep your noise at moderate levels, since we have many Units within hearing distance of the Pool and the residents can be disturbed by loud noises, such as those listed above.

Thank you, Manager & Board

Manager’s Update regarding Water Temperature and Pressure at 288 Whitmore St

The Water Heaters have been “tuned”, so we should have consistent water temperature now.  If anyone experiences fluctuation with temp. or pressure, please notify the Office.

If your water pressure is clearly lower than it was on August 27th before the work started, notify the Office.  If the low pressure is in a sink, try unscrewing the aerator on the bottom of the faucet.  If you find sediment or debris, simply bump it out of the aerator into the garbage.  Debris can accumulate and for some reason, it seems to be present after a water shutoff in only 1 or 2 faucets in the entire building.