The following rules were adopted by the Board on July 14, 2021.

The following Facility Use Rules are intended to make Association facilities accessible to the membership while promoting good hygiene and proper social distancing.   Please understand that any public place where people are present includes an inherent risk of exposure to COVID-19.  COVID-19 is extremely contagious and can lead to severe illness and death.  Thus, please understand that ANYONE USING THIS FACILITY ASSUMES ALL RISKS, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, EXPOSURE TO COVID-19!    Also, please  understand  that the Association’s ability to keep its facilities open and to mitigate the risk related to COVID-19 is dependent upon everyone working together with social distancing and doing their part to keep everyone as safe as possible. 

1. Anyone using an Association facility is required to adhere to all of the rules contained herein, as well as existing rules that do not conflict.
2. No person may access an Association facility that is sick, that has a fever or a confirmed case of COVID-19
3. Any person visiting a facility should wash their hands regularly and/or use a 60% alcohol-based sanitizer.
4. Access to any Association facility is restricted to residents and their household only (unless authorized by the Association, in writing and in advance).
5. Any facility may be closed at any time, without notice.  Residents are required to respect the instructions of any Association agents relating to when the facility is open or closed, as well as any instructions pertaining to proper hygiene or social distancing. Units in violation of the facility rules are subject to loss of privileges to use the facilities. 
6. The pool area is restricted to two (2) families at one time in the pool area. Each family is limited to one (1) hour of use at the pool per day.  
7. Parties and gatherings are prohibited.
8. Residents are required to use face coverings when traveling through Common Areas and are unable to maintain social distancing, including to and from the restroom. Face coverings are not to be used while swimming.
9. Any portion of the facility that is closed (e.g., BBQ, play-structure, furnishings) may not be accessed or used at any time.
10. All residents accessing the facility are required to bring either disposable disinfectant wipes or similar cleaning materials to use on any surfaces in the facility that the resident intends to come into contact with (e.g. to disinfect a door handle

The Irvine Police Department (IPD) is seeking the public’s help in identifying suspects involved in multiple residential burglaries that have occurred in the Beacon Park area of Irvine over the last several months. Since the beginning of May, four burglaries and one robbery have occurred in a small area.  In each case, unknown suspects smashed a rear sliding glass door to make entry into the home. The items targeted have been cash, jewelry, and safes. The suspects may be casing the neighborhood prior to the crime and generally choose locations where nobody is home.

IPD shared a press release last week regarding the robbery that occurred on June 30 at a residence on Radial.  Since that time, IPD detectives have developed additional information that indicates the suspect vehicle is a dark colored Jeep Compass with new paper plates. This vehicle was captured on surveillance video leaving the area after the robbery, but detectives were unable to determine its involvement until today. Detectives continue to investigate this vehicle’s connection to the robbery and other burglaries in the area.

Over the weekend, between Friday, July 2, 2021 at 7:00 p.m. and Sunday, July 4, 2021 at 3:25 p.m., another residential burglary occurred in the same area on Smallwheel. This same home was burglarized in May when it was under different ownership. At this time it is unknown why this home was targeted more than once.

IPD is vigorously investigating these cases and we have increased patrols in the area. We encourage residents to follow these crime prevention tips to avoid being victimized and to assist in our investigation:

• Call IPD immediately at 949-724-7200 if you see any suspicious persons or vehicles or 911 in case of an emergency or a crime in progress
• Get to the know the vehicles in your neighborhood so you can recognize a vehicle that is out of place and call IPD to investigate
• Meet your neighbors and share information with them about any suspicious activity after contacting IPD
• Keep cash, jewelry, and other valuables in a safe deposit box
• If you have an alarm system, ensure it is functioning properly
• If you have a video surveillance system, make sure it is strategically placed, working properly, and share any relevant video with IPD
• Join our Neighborhood Watch program by calling IPD Program Specialist Shiree Lind at 949-724-7193 or emailing: slind@cityofirvine.org

Anyone with information regarding the suspect vehicle described above,