COVID-19 has affected all of us. HPI Building Management is dedicated to the safety of every employee and visitor entering The Summit at Lantana office campus. Below are some frequently asked questions.
What should you expect upon return to the campus?
- Masks are optional within campus common areas for employees and guests.
- Touch-free hand sanitizing stations are found at all entrances and key common area spaces.
- Hands-free Step-n-Pull door openers are installed on all common area restroom doors.
- Highly touched surfaces and high traffic campus common areas are frequently cleaned and disinfected with hospital-grade cleaning agents.
Is the fitness center open?
Yes, it is open 24/7, Monday-Sunday. Please visit Summit Mind Body website.
Is the Food Hall or Coffee Bar open?
Yes, the Coffee Bar is open from 7:30am-2:00pm, Monday-Friday, serving your favorite coffee drinks and breakfast tacos in the morning. The Food Hall dining doors are open Monday-Friday, 7:30am-5:00pm. Lunch is served Monday-Friday, 11:30am-1:30pm featuring two rotating local pop-up restaurants.
What about indoor air quality?
Indoor air quality has always been a high priority at The Summit at Lantana. The campus was designed to meet or exceed ASHRAE 62.1-204, requiring a minimum 20 cubic feet per minute (CFM) of outside air for each building occupant. Further, Management has partnered with a National Air Filtration Association (NAFA)-certified Technician Service Company to design the best air filter program for The Summit. ASHRAE is recommending MERV 13 filters during this pandemic. The buildings’ outside air-handling equipment is equipped with a combination of high-capacity MERV 9 pre-filters and high-efficiency MERV 13 box filtration media, exceeding performance of filtration media customarily installed in office buildings. In 2021 and early 2022, the interior air handlers were upgraded from MERV 13 box filtration media to MERV 16 (hospital-grade filtration).
Because we value the health and wellness of our occupants, we recently undertook the effort to become a UL Verified Healthy Building for Indoor Air and Water. Under this verification program, our building space has excellent indoor air quality (IAQ) and water quality.
To achieve the UL Verified Healthy Building for Indoor Air and Water Mark, we participated in an audit in addition to undergoing on-site visits, which included visual inspections as well as indoor air and water testing. To maintain our verification, surveillance will continue twice a year. These assessments are designed to demonstrate that our buildings continue to have excellent indoor air and water quality performance. We are proud of having achieved this milestone toward supporting healthier indoor spaces for our occupants.
What can I do?
Stay informed. Management strongly encourages tenants to regularly check with the CDC and World Health Organization (WHO) for the most up to date COVID-19 guidelines, and follow all local, state and federal regulations. See resources below.
