Riverside Court in Secaucus, NJ

News and announcements from Riverside Court and Secaucus.

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	Brick Man's Route 70 4th Of July March Honors A Grandfather, Vets ▶ From Patch, Posted 07-04-2020 Joshua Yajcaji and De'Jon Farrell-Francis packed their rucksacks and marched 14 miles to pay respect to fellow veterans on the Fourth.
	Secaucus Woman's Dog Stolen Out Of Her Hands On Light Rail ▶ From Patch, Posted 07-03-2020 A Secaucus woman said her dog was stolen right out of her hands while riding the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail Monday in Jersey City.
	Dogs and Fireworks Don’t Mix: Check NJ Shelters ▶ From Patch, Posted 07-03-2020 More dogs disappear July 4-5 than on any other days of the year. Fireworks that have been popping since the pandemic began make it worse.
	Gov. Murphy Reopens Indoor Pools In NJ Amid Coronavirus Crisis ▶ From Patch, Posted 07-03-2020 Gov. Phil Murphy took another step to reopen the economy before the 4th of July weekend,
	KN95 Masks ▶ From Patch, Posted 07-03-2020 Your neighbors are posting on Patch. Here's the latest. (The views expressed in this post are the author’s own.)
	Online Leadership Camp for Middle Schoolers ▶ From Patch, Posted 07-02-2020 Your neighbors are posting on Patch. Here's the latest. (The views expressed in this post are the author’s own.)
	Here Are The NJ Cities With The Greatest Risk Of Flooding ▶ From Patch, Posted 07-02-2020 The First Street Foundation Flood Model suggests the risk of flooding across the U.S. is “significantly more” than previous estimates.
	Walmart, BJ's, ALDI: Fourth Of July Grocery Store Hours In NJ ▶ From Patch, Posted 07-02-2020 Find out if your local grocery store is open before heading out to shop on Independence Day.
	July 15 Tax Deadline: 5 Things To Know In New Jersey ▶ From Patch, Posted 07-02-2020 After being extended three months because of the coronavirus crisis, the 2019 tax deadline is fast approaching.
	UPDATE Hoboken Mom Searches For Lost Black Cat, Salem ▶ From Patch, Posted 07-02-2020 The missing kitty is 11 years old, practically a senior in cat years.
	Governor Cites Jersey City Bar As Example Of Problem ▶ From Patch, Posted 07-02-2020 New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy praised Jersey City's mayor and prosecutor for a crackdown on a bar/restaurant amid coronavirus.
	NY No Longer On Track To Contain Coronavirus, Study Shows ▶ From Patch, Posted 07-02-2020 Just two weeks ago, the state was one of only three deemed on track to contain the disease.
	Gov. Murphy Extends NJ's Coronavirus Public Health Emergency ▶ From Patch, Posted 07-02-2020 Gov. Phil Murphy extended NJ's public health emergency amid the coronavirus crisis as the state had its highest case number in weeks.
	Open House this Sunday, July 5th ▶ From Patch, Posted 07-02-2020 Your neighbors are posting on Patch. Here's the latest. (The views expressed in this post are the author’s own.)
	Consumer Reports Offers Healthy Habits We've Learned From Coronavirus Pandemic ▶ From Patch, Posted 07-02-2020 Washing our hands better, cooking more at home, and using telemedicine can help protect us now and later
	Dognappers Swipe Pup At Jersey City Rail Station, NJ Transit Says ▶ From Patch, Posted 07-02-2020 NJ Transit charged a Jersey City man and a Hoboken teen with robbery, alleging they snatched a pooch and hopped onto the train to escape.
	New Jersey Extends Unemployment Benefits 20 Weeks ▶ From Patch, Posted 07-01-2020 Those whose unemployment was about to run out will now get approximately five months more of benefits due to the coronavirus crisis.
	Gov. Murphy: 423 New NJ Coronavirus Cases, 45 More Deaths ▶ From Patch, Posted 07-01-2020 WATCH: Gov. Phil Murphy used the news conference as an opportunity to applaud New Jersey for the progress it's made.
	NJ Coronavirus, Reopen Updates: Here's What You Need To Know ▶ From Patch, Posted 07-01-2020 Here's how NJ towns and counties are impacted, as well as the latest developments on the coronavirus crisis and reopenings in NJ.
	Hygiene Project and PTPI - Class of 2020 Graduation ▶ From Patch, Posted 07-01-2020 Hygiene Project and PTPI - Class of 2020 Graduation

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Community Announcements

Community Planting After Construction

▶ From Community Management, Posted 06-23-2020

As you are aware, the construction work in the community has had an effect on the plantings in front of some residences. After construction is complete, feel free to replace any plantings that were damaged during construction. Below is the list of approved plant material.

Trees:		Red Maple, River Birth, Green Ash, O'Kame Cherry, Douglas Fir, Green/Norway Spruce, White Pine
Shrubs:		Blue Holly, Boxwood, Burning Bush Euoymus, Little Princess Spirea, Japanese Holly, Inkberry, Viburnum (Double File), Blue Rug Juniper, Red Twig Dogwood, Sand CHerry, Arborvitae, Ornamental Grasses, Bayberry, Barberry
Perennials:		Daylily, Blue Salvia, Coreopsis, Black-eyed Susan, Liriope, Cone Flower, Hostas, Catmint

Please note: All plantings are at the owner's expense. If you choose to wait until the construction project completion, next year, the association will be making a decision about replacing some of the plantings.

The association's landscaper is willing to do the plantings for you. Contact them for pricing.

Open Meeting Reminder

▶ From Community Management, Posted 06-22-2020

Please be reminded there will be an open meeting of the Riverside Board of Directors this Wednesday @ 7pm. The meeting will be conducted via the ZOOM Conference App. The agenda is as follows:

Finalize 2020 Election
Construction Project Update
2020 Pool Closure
Q&A

2020 Pool Closure

▶ From Community Management, Posted 06-15-2020

As you are aware, we are embroiled in a battle against a health threatening pandemic, which has placed normalcy on hold for the past several months. While many facets of normal life are slowly returning - the struggle to reconcile what is and is not right regarding opening the pool is very real. But in the end, one concern, the most important concern, is the health and safety of our residents and guests. To that end, the Board has made the difficult decision to keep the pool closed for the 2020 season. The decision was the product of the Board and Management consulting with pool professionals, insurance companies and local health departments throughout New Jersey and our neighboring communities, as well as a review of state and federal guidelines and data provided by the CDC. In light of the information currently known about COVID-19, as well as Governor Murphy's response thereto, the Association Board of Directors agonizingly decided that it was in the best interests of our residents, guests, and staff to keep the pool closed this season.

Construction Parking Reminder

▶ From Community Management, Posted 06-07-2020

Dear Riverside Neighbor: Please be reminded, starting tomorrow, unless your unit has been deemed “under construction”, you are prohibited from parking along Riverside Drive. Any vehicle parked illegally along Riverside Drive will be towed at the vehicle owners expense. Please be guided accordingly. If you are a landlord, please be sure to pass this very important information along to your tenant(s). I thank you in anticipation of your compliance.

Rules & Regulations - Basketball Hoops

▶ From Community Management, Posted 06-01-2020

While I fully understand we are embroiled in difficult times and the "stay at home" order is exceptionally difficult, especially for the children within the community. However, the Association simply cannot relax certain rules when it comes to common elements. The true issue surrounds the safety of our residents and how certain activities can and will have a detrimental effect on the Association's insurance premiums. With that said, please be reminded of the following:

No Ball playing or placement of any ball playing equipment is allowed on the Association’s Common Elements, including, but not limited to the roadways, sidewalks, unit driveways, pool and pool area.
Violation of this Policy will result in the unit owner’s account being fined $25.00 per violation occurrence. Each week, or seven (7) calendar days, a portable Basketball Hoop device is placed on the Association’s roadways, sidewalks, unit driveways, and/or on any other Common Element, will be considered a separate offense.

It should also be noted, the Association reserves the right to remove any item, which has the ability to create an unsafe environment at the owner's expense. Again, I completely understand the recent increase in the erection of these devices, but the liability to you and your neighbors is simply to great for their allowance.

With any luck, we will be able resume normal activities and this will all be behind us. In the meantime, stay safe and healthy!

Community Property Violations

▶ From Community Management, Posted 05-19-2020

We understand these are difficult times and creative ways are necessary to occupy ourselves. It has come to our attention that some residents are using common property as part of this solution. Unfortunately, it is a violation to erect anything on common ground without prior approval from the Board. Furthermore, anything on common property without prior approval, is subject to removal by the Association at the homeowner's expense.

Please keep the governing documents in mind when seeking creative ways to occupy the residents of your household.

Thank you for your anticipated cooperation in this matter,

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