This message is to serve as a reminder on how residents can report maintenance issues for proper and expeditious handling. *The Facebook page is not the proper forum*
Good afternoon, Riverfront Residents,
Please be informed that the Management staff are NOT permitted to hold keys for anyone at any time or provide keys to anyone other than "Unit Owners".
Including but not limited to:
Thank you for your understanding.
As the selling season is in full swing, the management team here at Riverfront is asking that in the early stages of you selling your condo, that you as the owner along with your realtor visit our office so that we may provide you and your realtor with a copy of our condo bylaws, and rules and regulations. Additionally at this time we will provide direction for what to expect during the process and what realtors should expect from Riverfront staff as they are going through the selling process. Our goal is to have everyone informed, and your selling process go smoothly. We appreciate you cooperation and working with our office.
We would like to remind you all to PLEASE, ONLY throw TIGHTLY BAGGED TRASH down the trash chute. We are having a huge issue with residents throwing glass, plastic bottles, cardboard, and open food down the trash chute and it is coming at significant cost to the association. We have had more issues with this recently than ever before. When these items are thrown down the trash chute it backs up the trash chute, creates a GIANT mess our maintenance technicians have to clean up, and DAMAGES the trash compactor. We have had to replace many components on our trash compactor already this year and if this continues we will have to replace them again - far before the life expectancy we should have from these parts. The HOA dues that you pay monthly are to cover the cost of all the buildings expenses. Repairs to our compactor and maintenance time to spend cleaning up come out of your pocket and are completely avoidable. We are asking all of you for your help here and be cognizant to ONLY throw TIGHLY BAGGED TRASH down the chute.
Reminder that smoke emanation from your unit going into any hallways or other persons unit is strictly prohibited. Co-owners who smoke within their Condominium unit, or who permit their guests, tenants, residents, and/or non-co-owner occupants to smoke within their Condominium unit, are encouraged to take the following steps in order to limit or eliminate the smoke that may enter the shared common elements or another co-owner’s Condominium unit:
(1) install weatherstripping around the inside frame of the Condominium unit’s entry door.
(2) install a door sweep on the Condominium unit’s entry door.
(3) install an air purifier with HEPA carbon filters that will accommodate the Condominium unit's size. -PLEASE NOTE:** This step is extremely important** Smoke travels through the vents and travels to other units, making air filter installation a crucial step to eliminate smoke emanating from your unit.
(4) seal all penetrations in walls, ceilings, and floors.
Co-owners who are found in violation will be fined per Riverfront Condominiums Fine Schedule as listed below.
FIRST VIOLATION - Up to $50
SECOND VIOLATION - Up to $100
THIRD VIOLATION - Up to $500
FOURTH VIOLATION AND ALL SUBSEQUENT VIOLATIONS - Up to $1,000
At All Times: Co-owners are responsible for the behavior of their visitors, guests, relatives, contractors, and tenants.
Short-Term Rentals are prohibited and illegal in the Riverfront Condominium community. Short-Term Rentals include but are not limited to host listings on sites such as Airbnb, VRBO, Booking.com, Homestay.com, Peerspace.com, Vacasa, Flipkey.com and Craigslist.
Upon the first violation, a fine of $500.00 will be assessed against the co-owner. Any subsequent violations will be subject to a $500.00 fine each, and legal action against the co-owner.