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Explore the essential roles within a community association through this informative article. It lays out the responsibilities of homeowners, board members, and committees in maintaining a smoothly running community. Homeowners are highlighted for their role in paying dues, adhering to community guidelines, and participating in important votes. Board members, elected by the homeowners, take on the critical task of decision-making for the association. Meanwhile, committees are appointed by the board to focus on specific issues and offer recommendations. This guide provides a clear overview of how each group contributes to the community's well-being. |
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Sunset Paddle on the Lockwood Folly River. |
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VENDOR GATE CODE FOR MAY #0504 |
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By Judy Koehly In an era where climate change and overdevelopment pose significant threats to wildlife habitats, our gardens can become crucial sanctuaries for songbirds, butterflies, bees, and other beneficial insects. "Is Your Garden for the Birds?" highlights the urgent need to transform our outdoor spaces into bird-friendly environments. By incorporating locally native plants such as American Beauty-Berry, American Holly, and Service Berry, among others, we can offer birds nutritious food sources, shelter, and vital refuge, especially during migration periods. The article also emphasizes the importance of providing fresh, clean water through accessible birdbaths and suggests adding features like drip baths or fountains to attract birds with the sound of running water, underscoring our role in supporting these essential members of our ecosystem. |
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Community Yard Sale - May 4th Mark your calendars! On May 4th, there's a community garage sale happening right here in River Run. It's a great chance to find hidden treasures, furniture, clothes, and more at bargain prices. Spend the morning strolling through neighbors' sales and see what unique items you can unearth! |
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Yard Waste Pick-Up Reminder This year, our yard waste pick-up will be handled by Cox Construction and will begin on Monday, May 13th. This gives our residents who live elsewhere ample opportunity to visit their properties over the next three weekends to prepare their yards for pick-up. In the meantime, we encourage everyone to get out and rake those leaves! Just remember to take frequent breaks and stay hydrated, especially as the weather warms up. |
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Basketball, Playground, and Pickleball Quiet Hours To ensure a harmonious environment for all community members, we are updating the hours of operation for both the basketball, playground, and pickleball courts to match those of the pool. The new hours will be from 7am to 9pm daily. This decision comes in response to concerns raised about excessive noise late at night, particularly from the basketball court. We believe that aligning the operational hours of these facilities will not only address these concerns but also maintain the peaceful atmosphere of our community. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation in adhering to the new hours, ensuring that everyone can enjoy these amenities while respecting our neighbors' need for quiet during late hours. |
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We're excited to unveil our new Voluntary Resident Directory! While the previous version was beautifully done, it required significant time to produce and update. Our Communications Committee is excited to introduce a new directory that maintains access to the same vital information but with real-time updates for your convenience. A unique form has been developed for residents to input their information, which is then automatically updated in a searchable online sheet. If you've already submitted your details, no further action is needed. For those who wish to add or update their information, simply fill out this linked form. Instructions Directory Form Community Directory Access to this form and the up-to-date directory is available exclusively on the River Run website under the members area. Should you have any questions or comments, please reach out to Ken Koehly (kenkoehly@gmail.com). |
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The Firewise Free Home Assessment is an essential service aimed at empowering homeowners with the knowledge and strategies necessary to reduce the risk of wildfire damage to their properties. This comprehensive evaluation focuses on identifying potential vulnerabilities within and around the home, offering a detailed analysis that covers everything from roofing materials to landscaping choices. Designed with proactive risk mitigation in mind, the assessment provides tailored recommendations that homeowners can implement to create defensible spaces that significantly lower the chances of wildfire impact. By participating in this program, individuals not only contribute to the safety of their own homes but also play a vital role in enhancing community resilience against wildfires. SCHEDULE YOUR FREE HOME ASSESSEMENT HERE Through education and actionable advice, the Firewise Free Home Assessment serves as a crucial step towards safeguarding properties and communities from the unpredictable nature of wildfires. Sincerely, Your Firewise Committee P.S.: Firewise is seeking committee volunteers. Email drew4riverrun@gmail.com to inquire |
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1st - Tom Shepherd 3rd - Keith Stone 4th - Bill Zwicharowski 5th - Carol McCormick 6th - Megan Ayala 10th - Robert Nowak 18th - Jill Bright 20th - Loretta Sams 23rd - Bill Gibson 26th - Sara Sheets 27th - Donna Lockwood 30th - Kimberly Compton |
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BROUGHT TO YOU BY YOUR COMMUNICATIONS COMMITTEE Lynn Leask - Committee Chair Ken Koehly - Editor Kathy Scott - Project Collaborator Andrew Lindemann - Liaison
Communication Committee Volunteers Needed: Website Assistant Newsletter Assistant
Inquire by emailing drew4riverrun@gmail.com |
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