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♦ OCA will re-open totally on Mon., May 3rd!
♦ You may begin meeting again with your activities starting May 3rd at the same time and location that you did in the past. You may not make any changes to either time or location without approval from Karen Walter in the OCA Office.
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♦ Here we go! All areas and activities are now open. Activities/clubs/committee meetings will meet at the same time and location that they did before Covid. Face masks and social distancing are still mandatory.
♦ The pool will now be open on the weekend, beginning already tomorrow (5/8)! HOWEVER, the week of May 10th the pool will be closed for repairs. Residents are asked to disinfect the handrails, etc. after each use. Supplies will be available. Only residents are permitted in the pools/spa at this time—-no guests or children until the Governor totally opens the State. The spa is still limited to one family group at a time. Pool hours will be 7:00am – 7:00pm. Swimmers are asked to respect an honor system of only 7 people at a time in either of the pools. A mask mandate continues going to and coming from the pool area. We are aware of the chlorine shortage that has been in the news. Our pool professional reports to us that he has stockpiled chlorine and we will be fine.
♦ Share and Wear is reopening on May 4th with a HUGE SALE. Click here for details.
♦ Volunteers are needed to help get activities reopened. Please click here to see how you can help.
♦ Click Here for Community Updates and meeting info – updated 5/7/2021
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♦ New from the Board of Directors:
♦ Click here to view the agenda for the next Board of Directors (General Session) meeting.
♦ Please review the following new policies and provide comments as noted in the documents. Click the document name to view it.
Water Intrusion policy (click for full policy) (updated 4/15/21)
This Water Intrusion Policy is being published for community comment. The Board of Directors gave it a “first reading” at its March 31, 2021 General Session. It is now being sent out to the community via this webpage and also the May Hilltop Highlights. Our community is asked to study it and forward any questions or comments to the Board via email (click to email oceanapresident@gmail.com) or during the homeowner comment portion of the Board’s April or May General Session. After receiving community input, the Board has scheduled the vote on this policy for its May meeting.
EV Charging policy (click for full policy)
The Electric Vehicle Charging Policy was adopted by the OCA Board of Directors at its March 31, 2021 General Session. The target date for its implementation is July 1, 2021. If there are any questions, please direct them to Director Bruce Cowgill. (Click here to email perfectfitengineering@gmail.com) Thank you for your cooperation.
♦ Help Wanted and NEEDED
As we now begin resuming activities in our community after the long covid shut-down, we need to find volunteers to fill the committees and run the many activities in our busy community. Click here to see where you can help.
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♦ Click here for the latest Oceanside news about COVID-19/coronavirus and for sources of help.
Are you looking for an affordable over-55 community in one of the most desirable climates in the nation?
Oceana is an established, active senior community full of friendly people in the City of Oceanside, North San Diego County, California. We’re less than ten minutes away from the Pacific Ocean and its beautiful beaches. We enjoy afternoon ocean breezes, nearby shopping, and a number of tourist attractions. Some of our 932 homes feature spectacular ocean and/or mountain views.
We also provide numerous activities for the many varied interests of our residents, ranging from an Art Studio and Ceramics, to Billiards and Line Dancing, to Pickleball and Golf, to a Wood Shop, a Library, a Computer Room, and more. Way too many to list here. CLICK HERE to learn more about the many activities available to Oceana residents.
The North County Bus System (BREEZE) stops near our clubhouse and takes you to nearby shopping and other popular areas. BREEZE also links to the Sprinter and Coaster commuter trains, providing easy, economical access to many popular areas in San Diego County, including downtown San Diego, Old Town, and numerous other stops.
Oceana is not just an over-55 community, it is a destination to enjoy your retirement years.
Wind: 8mph W
Humidity: 72%
Pressure: 29.97"Hg
UV index: 0
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The City of Oceanside’s Official website contains much information of value to Oceana residents. Contact City officials. Find out about Public Meetings, City Services, City News. Submit Service Requests to report potholes, irrigation runoff, and much more. Make Online Payment of various city fees and city program purchases. Read minutes and agendas for meetings of the City Council, Boards, Commissions, Committees. Apply for Permits. See updates on City Projects. Connect to the Police Department and Fire Department websites. View the Library’s Online Catalog (and hold the book for you!). Sign up to get updates about selected items. There is information for Residents, Visitors, and Businesses. And so much more! Click the button to go to the City of Oceanside website.
What is Oceana?
Considering a move to a an active adult community for those over 55? Oceana has quite a bit to offer you.
What's going on?
We’ve got a busy calendar. Find out what activities are going on. It’s really hard to be bored here at Oceana!
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