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July | 2018

Farmer’s Markets ................2

Board Directory....................3

Out & About ........................4

ARC Form............................5

River Run Club News........14

Swim Team Sponsors ........15

Aerobics Calendar ..............16

Clubhouse Events ..............17

Adult & Junior Tennis ......18

ReporterFrom the PresidentBy Rudy Paolucci | President RRHOA

Iwould like to welcome Julie Algrem and Valerie Wolfe‐Spiegel to the RRHOA Board of Directors. They wereunanimously appointed at the June 11, 2018 meeting. The

Board also appointed Dr. Jim Dorociak as Treasurer and I wasappointed as President. Thank you to Jim for leading the RRHOABoard for the last several years.

An ongoing theme of the last few newsletters is the berm.Here is a quick synopsis of ongoing discussions for thoseunfamiliar with this issue. River Run, as all other neighborhoodsaround us, are experiencing issues with Austrian Pines. OurAustrian Pines have been treated by professional arborists formany years. Last year the arborist informed the Board that mostof the Austrian Pines could not be saved and at best continuedtreatment may prolong the life of some trees.

The Board also consulted with our professional landscapersand decided to remove severely diseased and dead trees andshrubs from the berms along Book Road and 104th. The goal atthe time was to proceed with the removal of tagged plants in thefall and plant replacements in the spring. Due to the objection ofcertain River Run homeowners to the Board’s course of action,the removal of trees was postponed with the decision of theBoard to re‐assess trees and shrubs on the berms.

As mentioned in the last newsletter, the “Green Team” did re‐assess the trees and plants on the berms. It was decided that 86pines should be removed along with one River Birch and oneAlder. Those trees are tagged with a red paint for all homeownersto be able to identify the trees that will be removed. Thelandscape designer, CB Conlin informed the Board that the bestapproach to determine proper plant selection and placement is toevaluate aesthetics, amount of sunshine and plant population/density after the tree removal. Our intention is to produce anaesthetically pleasing landscape that will provide proper privacyfor homeowners.

Replacement trees will be in the 6’‐8’ range. Shrubs, if any,will be of appropriate size according to professional landscapers.Densely planted areas may receive a less than a 1:1 planting‐to‐removal ratio, whereas sparsely planted areas may receive ahigher than 1:1 planting‐to‐removal ratio. Large root systems ofremoved trees will prevent replacement in the exact location of atree removal. CB Conlin, along with our professional arborist, willdetermine the best placement and varieties for new trees and

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Upcoming Events

July 12 - Dive-In Movie at thePool - 8 - 10 pm - RSVPJuly 13 - Happy Hour at theClub - 6 - 8 pmJuly 20 - Happy Hour at theClub - 6 - 8 pmJuly 21 - Caribbean Nite - 7 -10 pm - ClubJuly 27 - Happy Hour at theClub - 6 - 8 pmJuly 29 - Vintage Car Show -12 - 5 pm - Club Parking LotAugust 6 - RRHOA BoardMeeting - 6:30 pm - RiverRun Club

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shrubs. Once an acceptable plan is developed it will be madeavailable for all River Run homeowners to view before anywork is done.

The Board had hoped to vote on plant removal at the June11, 2018 meeting; and to approve removal of trees thissummer and proceed with new plantings in the fall.Unfortunately, due to certain homeowner objection and legalthreats, the Board’s actions were stalled. The Board believesthat all issues have been resolved and wants to be astransparent as possible with homeowners with regard to itsplans to remove trees and replant in the berm.

The dead and diseased trees are an eyesore and harmproperty values. We have already lost one growing season andplan not to lose a second. I hope this newsletter helps satisfyconcerns and stresses the fact that the agenda of the RRHOABoard is fiduciary in nature and for the betterment of theentire neighborhood.

On other notes, RRHOA has received numerouscomplaints about cars parked across sidewalks and on thestreet overnight. Naperville has an ordinance not allowingcars to park on the street overnight or to park acrosssidewalks at any time. Naperville Police have begun ticketingviolators and will continue to do so. If your car or a visitor’scar must be on the street overnight, please notify theNaperville Police Department by calling their non‐emergency

number. The RRHOA also received several complaints of tall grass,

unkempt yards, and mowing late in the evening. Tall grassand unkempt lawns are governed by the City of Naperville.All complaints if they cannot be resolved in a friendly mannershould be presented to Naperville. Neither Naperville nor theRRHOA have guidelines for acceptable hours that lawns canbe maintained. We suggest following the city guidelines forcommercial mowers, which limits mowing between the hoursof 8 am and 7 pm. Please use common sense and becourteous and respectful of your neighbors.

If you have a drone, please keep it restricted to the airspace above your property. Do not use the camera to spy onyour neighbors. Neither the RRHOA or the City of Napervillehave rules regarding drones, but please be respectful of yourneighbors.

Always remember to complete an ARC form and wait forapproval before beginning any outdoor projects. Fines arelevied for any work that begins before an ARC form isapproved. ARC forms can be found in the River Run Reporter,on the River Run homeowners website and through theRealManage portal.

The RRHOA Board will next meet at the River Run Clubon August 6, 2018 at 6:30 pm.

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Fifth Avenue Station Parking Lot, NapervilleSaturdays, 7 am – noon, through September 28

Farmers Market at St. John's (stjohns-episcopal.com)St. John’s Episcopal Church, 750 Aurora Avenue,Naperville Wednesdays, 3 – 7 pm, through September 26 (closedJuly 4)

Aurora's Farmers Market (aurora-il.org)Aurora Transportation Center, 233 N. Broadway, Saturdays, 8 am – noon, through October 20

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NAPERVILLE MUNICIPAL BAND SUMMER CONCERT SERIESTHURSDAYS | 7:30 - 9 pmEverybody’s welcome on Thursday evenings to enjoy outdoormusic and fellowship with friends, families and visitors in CentralPark performed by the Naperville Municipal Band. Open to thepublic. Free event.July 12th Concert - A Night At The Oscars Drawing Sponsor:Braconi’s Restaurant; Bale Sale: Villa St. Benedict Foundation July 19 th Concert - Forward March, A Salute to Illinois DrawingSponsor: Century Walk Corporation; Bale Sale: Angels on WheelsAnimal Rescue July 26th Concert - Audience Request Drawing Sponsor: FROSTGelato (BBM Inc.); Bale Sale: Naperville Newcomers andNeighbors August 2nd Concert - A Melodic Caravan Drawing Sponsor:Homewatch CareGivers; Bale Sale: DuPage Unitarian UniversalistChurch August 9th Concert - Thanks for the Memories Drawing Sponsor:Naperville Bank & Trust; Bale Sale: Naperville Central HS BandBooster Association August 16th Concert - NMB Joint Big Band Concert DrawingSponsor: Naperville Municipal Band; Bale Sale: DuPage County 4-H Foundation. Central Park is located at 104 E. Benton Ave. in Naperville. Moreinformation at [email protected].

JULY 14 - NAPERVILLE ALE FEST12 - 5 pmThe 6th Annual Naperville Ale Fest - Summer will feature over200 unique American craft beers, live music and food from someof the area’s favorite restaurants and food trucks. Situated on thegrounds of the Naper Settlement, with downtown Naperville as abackdrop, it is the ideal setting to experience craft beer. For thoselooking for a more elevated experience, the VIP experiencefeatures early entry, a limited edition bottle of the Naperville AleFest / Solemn Oath collaboration, food voucher, and access tothe VIP lounge with specialty beers only available inside.Naper Settlement, 524 S. Webster Street, Naperville. More information atwww.napervillealefest.com/home-summer.

JULY 15 - NAPERVILLE LUSTGARTEN WALK FOR PANCREATICCANCERRegistration starts 8 am | Walk starts 9 amNaperville Pavilion - Get inspired by other patients, survivors, andloved ones who are on the same journey. Together, we will raiseawareness, increase research funding, and honor everyoneimpacted by the disease. 100% of your donation goes directly topancreatic cancer research. By joining the fight, you are helpingto find a cure! To register or for more information go to

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JULY 20 - NAPER NIGHTS | 5 - 10 pmNaper Nights sets the stage for summer weekends of nonstopmusic. Bring a blanket or lawn chair and enjoy music under thestars on the beautiful grounds of Naper Settlement this summer.No outside food or beverages are allowed. Naper Settlement,534 S. Webster Street, Naperville. More information atwww.napersettlement.org.JULY 28 - THE PARTY THAT SHALL NOT BE NAMED | 10 am - 6pmBack by popular demand! Nichols Library will again betransformed into Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry!Fans can enjoy even more fun events and activities for witchesand wizards of all ages. Please consult the library’s website,www.naperville-lib.org, for more information. Nichols Library,200 W. Jefferson Ave., Naperville. More information atnaperville-lib.evanced.info/signup/EventDetails?EventId=48887&ag=&et=&dt=dr&df=list&cn=0&priv.

JULY 31 - TEEN QUIDDITCH TOURNAMENT | 2 - 4:30 pmWitches and wizards are invited to celebrate Harry Potter’sbirthday by learning how to play muggle Quidditch and thencompeting in a few magical rounds of the game. Members fromLoyola University’s Lumos Quidditch team will teach teens howto play, as well as referee the games! This event will be held inthe gym at Washington Jr. High located at 201 N. WashingtonStreet. All are welcome to come watch the games and cheer onthe players! *Program requires advance registration and islimited to 30 teen participants. Signed permission slips arerequired and links are available below. Please send completedforms to Kiersten Doucette at [email protected] ordrop them off at the Nichols Library Adult Services desk beforeJuly 31. Washington Jr. High School, 201 N. Washington St.,Naperville.

AUGUST 6 - NATIONAL NIGHT OUT COMMUNITY KICK-OFFEVENT | 5 - 8 pmThe City of Naperville along with the Naperville Park District andTarget would like to invite you to participate in the National NightOut kick-off celebration at Centennial Beach in downtownNaperville. A donated pet item benefiting the Naperville AreaHumane Society and/or A.D.O.P.T. Pet Shelter will get you in forFREE! Enjoy games, water fun and entertainment. A limitedamount of free food and beverages will be provided.500 W. Jackson Ave., Naperville. Contact Julie Smith [email protected].

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River Run Club... “A private, social, recreational and fitness club.”

Greetings members of the Club... Our second Dive‐In

Movie Nite will be on Thursday, July 12th. If any of

our younger members have a “special request” for

a movie selection, please feel free to give me a holler and let

me know your selection. The gates will open at 8 pm for

pizza, cheesy bread and refreshments with the movie starting

at 8:30 pm. Ice cream novelties will be available toward the

end of the movie presentation. So get your favorite floaty and

come join us for an evening of food, folks and fun as this event

is complimentary to all members. There will be a $5 fee for

non‐members. Be sure to call in for reservations as space is

limited and this event will sell out quickly.

Next on the agenda is the Wimbledon Whites Mixer event

which will be held on Saturday, July 14th from 5 to 7:30 pm on

our tennis patio. Hosted by our tennis pro, David Walker, we

will have an evening of competitive tennis matches along with

hords and beverages for everyone attending. Sounds like a

perfect way to spend an evening with friends to me! By the

way, don’t forget to wear your whites as the Queen will be

watching!

Moving on to the next club event, Caribbean Nite will be

taking place at our outdoor pool from 7 to 10 pm on Saturday,

July 21st. There will be plenty of beverages and food items

from ‘da islands mon’ as well as music for dancing. So be sure

to wear your floral shirt and Caribbean attire and “join the

party ‘mon”! Reservations are required, so be sure to contact

Chris or Mark at the Clubhouse. The outdoor pool will close at

6 pm for this event as this will be an adult only.

We are looking at offering an additional activity available

at River Run — Pickle Ball. We are currently looking at setting

up a temporary Pickle Ball Court #4. Pickle Ball is a

combination of ping pong and tennis and played on a smaller

version of a tennis court. Did you know that one of our

resident members advanced to the National Tournament held

in Florida? The play is quick and fast with plenty of

excitement. We have had a few members and guests already

interested in playing, so why not come out and give it a try. We

will be putting a schedule together very shortly, so please be

sure to contact the Clubhouse or check the website for court

times.

Speaking of tennis courts, if you and a guest are planning

to play a few sets of tennis, may I suggest calling the

clubhouse ahead of time to reserve a court on the date and

time you prefer. With our new tennis pro, David Walker

directing drills and matches, along with the many new club

members, the tennis courts are becoming a busy amenity at

the club. By calling ahead of time, you can reserve a court for

90 minutes for the time you prefer. Reservations can be made

for one court, up to five days in advance by any member. All

members and guests must sign in at the front desk, wear

proper attire and display a professional court etiquette as

well. Courts will be held for a 15 minute grace period of an

appointed time before being released. Once again, avoid

waiting for a tennis court to open, please call ahead to reserve

your court for your preferred day and time. We have replaced

over half of the windscreens and tighten down the nets as well

so be prepared to bring your “A” game.

On a side note, please be sure to check the River Run

website for the calendar event sheet as we have listed these

special events as well as the water polo, swim team meets,

From the General Manager’s Desk

RIVER RUN CLUB BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Jose Martinez President 630-904-5610

Jeff Algrem 1st Vice President 630-355-1435

Michael Piggott 2nd Vice President 630-428-0364

Mike Duncan Secretary 630-926-2519

Tony Smith Treasurer 630-904-5116

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aerobic classes and tennis drills and

events for the month of July.

Speaking of events, are you

planning a special event? A graduation

party, anniversary party or just a

gathering of family and friends. Why not

host the event at River Run. Whether an

outdoor kid’s pool party, indoor bridal

shower or family BBQ, we would be

happy to assist. There are only a couple

of prime dates left for July and August,

so be sure to contact Chris Burg or

myself to set up your special event. Why

not host your evening event at the new

poolside patio complete with comfy

furniture and fire pits for your

enjoyment? Please contact Mark or

Chris for more information.

Last but not least, River Run will

have the annual Vintage Car Show on

Sunday, July 29th in our front parking

lot. So if you have a favorite vintage

vehicle or that special toy that you

would like to show off to the

neighborhood, be sure to call and

reserve a space. Load in time will be

from 10 am to 12 noon. The vehicles

will be roped off and on display in our

front parking lot for all guests to view

from 12 noon to 5 pm. We will have

refreshments in the Lounge Room with

grilled items available on a cash basis

throughout the day on the grass area

outside the Clubhouse. There is no cost

to attend this event so why not come

out and enjoy the show. Who knows,

maybe we just lite ‘em up on Clearwater

to see who has bragging rights!

In closing, I would like to mention

that we are now able to accept credit

card payments at the Clubhouse.

Minimum charge is $25 and there will

be a 2% fee added to your account on

any charges over $100. This way you

can use your credit card and pick up

points, miles and extra amenities from

your carrier.

As always, I would like to thank my

co‐workers for the marvelous job in

getting and keeping the club operating

at such a high level of service. Without

these very special people performing

their job above and beyond every day,

we would be just another Naperville

clubhouse. At the Run, we fly with the

Eagles!

Mark Maiorano | General Manager

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