This information is especially helpful for residents who are newly arriving or preparing to
depart. Water, sewer, and trash services are provided through the monthly Association
dues, with water billed quarterly to the owner based on actual usage.
depart. Water, sewer, and trash services are provided through the monthly Association
dues, with water billed quarterly to the owner based on actual usage.
Because these utilities are handled directly by the Association, you do not need to
contact the utility provider when moving in or out. Service remains continuous
throughout your residency.
contact the utility provider when moving in or out. Service remains continuous
throughout your residency.
*Please Note: The website links listed here are off-site (not on this site).*
• Electrical service: Southern California Edison 800-655-4555
• Natural Gas service: Southern California Gas Company 800-427-2200
• Water & Sewer service: Contact the Management Company
• Trash/Rubbish service: Contact the Mgmt. Co. -or- E.J. Harrison Co. (805) 647-
1414
1414
• Telephone service: AT&T 800-288-2020
• Television (cable) service: Spectrum 888-892-2253
• Television (satellite): Dish Network -or- DirecTV
• Internet (broadband) service: See 'Telephone' (for DSL) -or- 'Cable' services
• Internet (satellite) service: Viasat 1-888-746-8960
New Area Code for 805 Region
On June 2, 2018, a new dialing procedure will become mandatory for all residential and
business customers. The new area code that will be added to the 805 region is 820.
business customers. The new area code that will be added to the 805 region is 820.
Area code 820 also serves small portions of Monterey and Kern Counties and most of San
Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, and Ventura Counties.
Utility Shut Off
Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, and Ventura Counties.
Utility Shut Off
Residents should be aware of the utility shut-offs in case of emergencies. These include
gas meters, electric meters, and water meters. Residents should learn the locations and
correct ways to shut off their utilities in case of an emergency, including using the proper
tool.
gas meters, electric meters, and water meters. Residents should learn the locations and
correct ways to shut off their utilities in case of an emergency, including using the proper
tool.
