Helping Hands - River City Commons
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Helping Hands - River City Commons
web site: www.rivercitycommons.com The Mission of the River City Commons Association Board is to enhance the beauty, prosperity and safety of our Community. Our Goal is to bring about necessary improvements to our properties that will contribute to our mission. Our Task is to work with individual homeowners and residents in a manner that will result in the achievement of our goal. AUGUST 2012 Contact Information Next Board Meeting Riverside Management August 8, 2012 at 6 PM 1380 Lead Hill Blvd. Ste 201 (916) 740-2462 Fax: 740-2463 South Natomas Community Center (2921 Truxel Rd) [email protected] Hope to see you there! Roseville, CA 95661 Board of Directors Pat Sandlin President Michael O’Conner Vice President David Heitz Treasurer Harriet Kallemeyn Secretary Elizabeth Jacobsen At Large THE GROWING COMPANY We have a new landscape company that is working with us to improve all our common areas and enhance the beauty of our park, pool, parking areas. They are currently focused on a general clean up, by clearing out old dead bushes and plants in the pool area and trimming throughout the park and cleaning up along Truxel. Overall improvement is showing already. Long range projects for all our common property are in place and we believe members will be happy with the results. The service day is every FRIDAY, so please keep this in mind if you plan on a private party in the pool area. The work should usually be complete inside the pool gates around noon, unless there is substantial work that cannot wait. Thanks for your cooperation! Report any Graffiti right away to Celeste at Riverside Management to schedule clean up work order. City of Sac Watering Guideline reminder for odd and even address's (see article on page 3 of Newsletter) Landscape issues such as broken sprinklers, running water, fallen branches, concerns of hazards, vandalism to any of the common areas etc. Report immediately to Celeste Comings 916-740-2462 to remedy . City Noise Ordnance for Construction 7 am- 5pm; please adhear to the ordinance. City General Noise Ordnance is between 7am - 10pm ( So please be mindful of the time when rolling your Garbage cans out as not to disturb sleeping neighbors ) Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/River-City-Commons/157026574395053 The 4th Annual River City Commons Celebration on July 28, “Party in the Park", was a great success and everyone had a wonderful time! The music was great, the drinks were plentiful and the kids especially loved the cotton candy! Our thanks goes out to Doreen Lopez and everyone else that helped for all the hard work put into making this event so special. Sacramentans Reminded that New Watering Rules Go Into Effect with Time Change Residents and Businesses may irrigate properties three days a week based on address under City’s Irrigation Ordinance When clocks are turned forward on Saturday night, the City of Sacramento Department of Utilities reminds residents and businesses to change their irrigation schedules as well. The City’s current irrigation rules, found in the Water Conservation ordinance state that at the beginning of daylight savings time, residents and businesses may water up to three days a week, based on their address. Addresses ending in odd numbers may water on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday only and even-numbered addresses may water on Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. There is no watering allowed on Mondays. Watering of landscapes must be completed before 10 a.m. or after 7 p.m. “While the ordinance allows customers to water their yards up to three days a week, we remind customers to continue to water with the weather. Do not water when it is raining and remember not to over-water and limit run-off from your property,” Interim Utilities Director Dave Brent reminded Sacramento water customers. “This will help ensure that water is available for our region during the hottest and driest months to come.” Customers can call 3-1-1 or (916) 264-5011 to request a free Water Wise House call to help find ways to conserve water around their home and yard or to anonymously report water waste in their neighborhood. Making our Community Proud Have you received a copy of the latest Natomas Magazine? The artwork is the cover of one of our RCCA owners, Brian Lefholz. Read the story on page 6. Congrats Brian and thanks for sharing your amazing talent! Upcoming Activities August 4th - Kidz Klub 2:00 - RCCA Park Activity: Water Balloon Volleyball *All children must be accompanied by an adult. August 10th - Book Club 7:00 - Starbucks on W. El Camino Book: Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen August 18th - Dinner with Friends 6:30 PM - New Blue Sky Chinese Restaurant (BelAir shopping center) September 8th - Celebrate Natomas 12:00 - 4:00 PM - South Natomas Community Center Free Community Festival HAVE YOU VOTED?? If not, this is a reminder that our next board meeting on Aug. 13 is our Annual Meeting where we will elect three new board members to serve the association for the next two years. Please send your ballot right away or bring it to the meeting at the So. Natomas Community Center at 6pm on the night of the meeting. Don't miss this opportunity to participate in your association by electing the people you think will serve your needs and the needs of the RCC community the best. Helping Hands In July a group of residents gave a helping hand to one in our community who needed help with maintaining his yard. With a little muscle they were able to provide him with the assistance in a couple of hours. Thanks to those who stepped up and were an example of what it means to be a community! A special thanks to Denise, Doreen, Nancy, Tim, Greg and Michael who gave up part of their Saturday to help a neighbor in need. It was greatly appreciated.