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May | 2018

Board Directory....................2

ARC Form............................3

Curbside Bruch Pickup ........4

Directory Change Form ......4

Pet Tales ..............................5

Out & About ........................6

Naperville Park District ......7

River Run Club News........20

Aerobics Calendar ..............22

Club Events Calendar ........23

ReporterMessage from the RRHOASubmitted by Jim Dorociak | President | RRHOA

Welcome to spring! The good weather hasfinally arrived and the landscapingcompany will be able to start the spring

clean‐up and the weekly mowing.You also may have noticed in last couple of months

that the tree company was able to complete somescheduled trimming maintenance on the berm trees.This is done every few years or so to prevent winddamage to the trees, remove any dead or dangerouslimbs, help the trees keep their shape, and to open areasfor new growth on our large trees. We continue toevaluate any dead/dying trees or bushes with the intentof replacing some of them when the time is best to plantnew ones as advised by our tree and landscape expertconsultants.

In this newsletter you will also find an ArchitecturalReview Form to complete prior to any exterior work onyour home. Some examples include, but are not limitedto, painting, roofs, decks, fences, pools, additions, etc.This form must be completed in advance of any workstarting to avoid delays and/or fines. If you have anyquestions, please feel free to contact KimberlySutherland at our management company RealManage(formerly Rowell).

Just a reminder that commercial signs are notallowed on your property or the berms/parkways at anytime except for one home “For Sale” sign in the front ofthe house, not on a berm.

The RRHOA Board will not be meeting in May withthe next meeting planned for June with a date to bedetermined.

Enjoy the nice weather and congratulations to all ourRiver Run graduates!

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Upcoming Events

May 19 - Grand Opening

Poolside Patio - 3 to 5 pm

May 26 - Outdoor Pool Opens

12 - 9 pm - Fun Activities at

the Pool all Weekend

June 1 - End of School Year

Splash at the Pool - 3 to 6 pm

June 1 - Men’s Golf Classic -

RSVP - Space is Limited

June 1 - Food, Fun & Friends

Happy Hour Starts for the

Season - 6 to 8 pm - Under

the Canopy

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Memorial

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River Run Committees

Property Management

INFORMATION GUIDERRHOA BOARD OF DIRECTORS

President ..Jim Dorociak [email protected] ..........630-904-5424

Vice Pres. Loria Danage-Scott ............................................630-904-0921

Treasurer ..Rudy Paolucci ....................................................630-904-3584

Secretary ..Jane Donahue

Director ....Kathi Molloy........................................................630-904-6787

Director ....VACANT

Director ....VACANT

BLOCK CAPTAINREPRESENTATIVES

Ariel Court Hilary Lehman 630-857-3905

Baybrook Court Jim Sovik 630-904-6220

Baybrook Lane Joi Boudreau 630-922-1279

Camelot Circle Nancy Sieboldt 630-904-4309

Clearwater Lane Cheryl Bonk 630-983-5949

Clearwater Lane Laurah Georgi 630-904-7247

Colton Circle Deb Gronowski 630-904-8293

Colton Circle Kathi Molloy 630-904-6787

Delaware Court Sherri Holquist 630-904-1797

Diamond Court Charlene Klein 630-904-5623

Dublin Drive Alice Goodman 630-904-7212

Emporia Court Kim Haumann 630-922-3631

Esquire Circle Cathy Hopkins 630-904-9386

Falkner Drive Diane Hiss 630-922-5810

Halifax Court Sue Duncan 630-355-5275

Manydown Court VACANT

Milford Court Jim Haviley 630-904-1968

Princess Circle Leanne Pastene 630-904-1756

Richwood Court Maureen Blohm 630-904-9650

Robert Lane Patricia Luster 630-904-0156

Sebastian Drive Tiffany Howell 630-854-0401

Vincent Court Linda Pula 630-904-7852

Wicklow Road Jennifer Pettingill

BLOCK CAPTAIN CO-ORDINATOR

Alisa Guthrie [email protected]

SEND ALL ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW FORMS TO OUR PROPERTY

MANAGEMENT COMPANY ROWELL, INC.

Neighborhood Watch Juanita Cobb [email protected]

Directory Alisa Guthrie [email protected]

S.H.O.W. Delegates Kamala Martinez 630-904-5610

Naperville Homeowners Jim Dorociak 630-904-5424

Confederation Delegate

River Run Raptors Jennifer Buedel - President

Jennifer Malinowski - Vice President

Alice Sisbarro - Treasurer

Tracy Jendruczek - Secretary

Michael Duncan - Water Polo

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This site is in no way a sounding board or work order system forissues related to the HOA and all such information needs to berelayed to the Community Association Manager at RealManageIllinois. Any comments posted on this site are from residents andin no way do they represent the views of the River Run HOA, itsBoard of Directors or Managing Agents.

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Help Keep River Run BeautifulWith Naperville’s annual FREE CURBSIDE BRUSH PICKUP scheduled to begin mid-May, area homeowners now have theopportunity to take a critical look at their property and do some maintenance on their shrubs and tree canopy.

This is also a good time to ensure that your trees overhanging the public right-of-way (streets and sidewalks) comply with the Cityof Naperville recommendations of a minimum of 12 to 14 feet clearance on the street side and 8 to 12 feet on the side of thesidewalk (a larger range on the sidewalk side for both clearance and to balance the tree out once trimmed). Failure to comply fortrees overhanging the street may very well lead to an unexpected “trimming” by the garbage truck as it makes its weekly rounds.

Collection Specifications

• Branches must measure between 3 to 8 feet in length and be no greater than 6 inches in diameter. (Shorter lengths may bebagged or bundled and placed out on garbage day with a yard wastesticker attached.)• Stack branches neatly on the parkway with cut ends toward thestreet. Brush piles that are badly tangled will not be picked up.• Please place branches with thorns in a separate pile.• Do not tie or bundle your brush piles.• If brush contains anything other than branches it will not becollected. • More information is available at naperville.il.us/services/brush-leaf-and-yard-waste-collection/brush-collection/

2018 Collection Schedule

Homes with garbage Must put brush by Brush will be collection on this day curb no later than collected one

these dates time during the weekMonday May 13 May 14-18Tuesday May 20 May 21-25Wednesday May 28 May 29-June 1Thursday June 3 June 4-8Friday June 10 June 11-15

COMPLETE THIS FORM IF YOU ARE A NEW RESIDENT OR CHANGES ARETO BE MADE IN THE RIVER RUN DIRECTORY.

Please complete this form if you have ____ changes to the directory or you are a ____ new resident of River Run.

NAME: ____________________________________________________________________

ADDRESS: ________________________________________________________________

PHONE NO: ______________________________ FAX NO: ________________________

E-MAIL ADDRESS: __________________________________ DATE OF MOVE-IN: ____________

Children’s Names Birthdates Youth Services (List babysitting, pet sitting, yard work, etc.)

__________________________ __________ ________________________________________________________________ __________ ________________________________________________________________ __________ ________________________________________________________________ __________ ________________________________________________________________ __________ ______________________________________

Return this form to Alisa Guthrie, 4307 Esquire Circle, Naperville, IL 60564or email information to [email protected].


Pet TalesBy the Naperville Area Humane Society

Jude Paw | Male | 1 Year OldIsn't it everyone's dream to be famous? Well my road to fame is similar to many. I'm from a small town inKentucky and came all the way to the big city in hopes of catching my break. So far I've had a few smallparts on shows like Paw & Order, Su-purr-natural, and The Big Fang Theory. When I'm not busy beingfamous, I enjoy playing with toys and having my ears scratched. I'm not sure how I feel about sharing thelimelight with another animal but maybe if they have the right attitude it would be ok. So what do youthink? Can you handle a celebrity like me?

Ricky | Male | 4 Years OldAre you looking for that special friend to share your home with? Well come and see me! My name is Ricky,and I'm looking for a home where I can be the only pet. I may be small, but I'm pretty high energy. I love toplay with toys, and I'd really benefit from nice long walks. I think this could be very rewarding because wecould bond together while doing these activities! A quieter home where people aren’t always in and outwould probably be best for me because I might get anxious and protective of my family. Once I am tiredfrom our daily activities I would enjoy a nice bed and some relaxation time. So if your home is empty andyou need a friend to share it with please come see me! I just want to be the center of attention in my newforever home!

Adoptable PETS of the MONTH...

Join the Naperville Area Humane Society for the Paws in the Park 5K Run/Walk on Saturday, September 15, 2018

The Paws in the Park 5K Run/Walk directly benefits the Naperville Area Humane Society.

After the run, visit our "Flea‐less" Market Place for a day of family fun!

Bring your dogs and enjoy sunshine, music and family‐friendly activities. The 5K will be on

Saturday, September 15, 2018at McDowell Grove.

The Run/Walk kicks off at 8 am (packet pickup begins at 7 am).

Details• 5K Dog‐friendly and kid‐friendly run/walk

• Adults $30 with advanced registration ($35 race day) and Children ages 7‐14 ‐ $15 with advancedregistration ($20 race day) and Children ages 6 and under ‐ free!

• Register online at NaperHumane.org• Questions? Contact Kristen Funk, Development Director at 630.420.8989x117 or

[email protected]


MAY 19 - BIKE BALD FITNESS FEST: 24 HOUR SPIN-A-THONCome on out for Bike Bald's Fitness Festand 24 Hour Spin-A-Thon, starting Saturday,May 19 at 5 am through Saturday, May 20at 5 am. Participate in fitness classes, yogaclasses or ride an exercise bike to supportchildhood cancer awareness. You canregister for multiple hours. The event is $20per hour. There will also be themed hoursfor kids including Glow Yoga, Princess Yogaand Star Wars Yoga. 360 Fit Naperville,1807 S. Washington. [email protected]/bikebald

MAY 19 & 20 - CIVIL WAR DAYS10 am - 4 pmNaper Settlement is transformed into a CivilWar encampment where visitors can meetfamous figures of the past and experiencefirsthand a turbulent time period in ournation’s history. Hundreds of reenactorsparticipate, culminating in a battlecomplete with raging cannons andmarching infantry. This family-friendly eventfeatures food, fun, music and shopping on“Sutler’s Row” for traditional Civil War-erareproduction products. The battle begins at2:30 pm each day. The Weed Ladies will beselling spring silk and dried florals in theDaniels House. www.napersettlement.org/

MAY 19 - GREAT STRIDES WALK10 am - 2 pmWestern Suburban Great Strides is proud tobe a part of one of the largest cystic fibrosiswalk programs in the country. This year wecelebrate the 30th anniversary of GreatStrides and the many milestones we haveachieved thanks to our supporters. Walkday is a fun, family-oriented event with ahealthy 5K walk, children's activities, food,and festivities that the greater Illinoiscommunity looks forward to year after year.Naperville Riverwalk, 320 West JacksonAvenue. fightcf.cff.org/site/TR/GreatStrides/45_Greater_Illinois_Chicago?pg=entry&fr_id=6758

MAY 28 - MEMORIAL DAY PARADE10 am - 12:30 pmIt’s customary to hear applause and witnesssalutes from spectators who line the

streets, recognizing the supreme sacrifice ofmany military families and that freedomisn’t free. Crowds also show rousing respectto units of veterans with flags and tomarching bands with many musicians,young and old, performing patriotic songsto remind us that peaceful assembly ischerished in our world.Downtown Naperville, 908 Jackson Street. napervfw3873.org/index.php?id=89

JUNE 2 - G.L.O.W 5K RUN6:30 - 10:30 pmThe 17th Annual Jeanine Nicarico MemorialFund Run for Reading, a 5K family run/walkto support literacy, fitness and family, willtake place on 5th Avenue/Plank Road inNaperville. All proceeds will go to theJeanine Nicarico Memorial Fund for Literacyto acquire and distribute resources thatprovide enriched literacy opportunities forlearners within the Naperville community.The Jeanine Nicarico Memorial Fund forLiteracy, under the Naperville EducationFoundation, supports grants to individualeducators, or entire schools, in an effort topromote a deeper understanding andteaching of literacy, to enrich instructionalprograms, to provide opportunities to linkliteracy between the home and the school,and to lay foundations that will develop life-long readers. The Fund was established in1996 by friends and family of the Nicaricos,faculty members at River WoodsElementary School and other staffmembers of Naperville Community Unit nicaricoliteracyfund.org/glow/

JUNE 11 - NAPERVILLE NEWCOMERS &NEIGHBORS CLUB WELCOME COFFEEJoin us at 10 am for a social welcome coffeeat Naperville Bank and Trust, 555 Fort HillDrive, Second Floor, Community Room.Children are welcome to attend. Yourmembership is your ticket to activities,events, learning experiences, charitableopportunities, community involvement, funand friendship. It all starts here! Forinformation contact Sue at 630-904-5629.www.NapervilleNewcomersandNeighborsClub.com.

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By promoting a healthierlifestyle through bicyclingevents and programs, andproviding free bikes andsafety gear, veterans andcivilians alike learn to live

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Fishin’ KidsSunday, May 20 | 10 am - 12 pm Knoch Knolls Park | For ages 5-11

Learn all the basics of fishing including how torig a pole, bait the hook, cast and handle fish!Parents need to remain with their child(ren)during the class. Bring folding lawn chairs andremember your camera! All fishing poles, baitand tackle are provided. We' be fishin’ rain orshine (but not if it's pouring or thundering), soplease dress for the weather. Fishing will takeplace at the Knoch Knolls Park pond. Moreinformation at www.napervilleparks.org.

FrontierKite Sky FestivalSunday, June 3 | 10 am - 4 pmFrontier Sports Complex, 3380 Cedar Glade Dr.

The 12th annual Frontier Kite Fly Festival willonce again be an event for the entire familyfeaturing gigantic kites, professionaldemonstrations and stunts. A family kite flyingarea, an assortment of kid's activities includingcrafts and jump houses, live music, games andgiveaways will add to the experience. Moreinformation and registration atwww.napervilleparks.org.

Naperville Park District

Centennial BeachJump into summer as you swim in Centennial Beach’s historic stone quarry.

It’s not a swimming pool, it’s not a lake, but a swimming experience like no other! Wade into the zero-depth entry and swim to depths of 15 feet.

For generations, Centennial Beach has been the local “swimming hole” for many Naperville residents and theirguests. It’s a great place to meet friends, gather with family, or simply relax and enjoy.

CENTENNIAL BEACH OPENS FOR THE SEASON | Saturday, May 26, 2018 | Get your membership now!http://www.centennialbeach.org/memberships or call 630‐848‐5000 to register.

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

Well, the season is here so let’s get to it! Firstevent on the agenda will be the Grand Openingof the NEW Poolside Patio on Saturday, May

19th from 3 to 5 pm. We will have soft drinks, beer, wine andlite hords to celebrate the opening of this new event spacethat will be available this upcoming season.

Last fall, we removed a few dead trees next to the outdoorpool and installed a new paver brick patio along with a newprivacy fence. Now there will be lots of additional seating,lounge chairs and picnic tables available for you to utilize aswell as a firepit and Tiki Bar. I am looking forward to seeing allof you attending this kick‐off event for 2018.

New this year is the River Run Block Party Challenge andhere is how it works. Each street/block in the River Runsubdivision can select a Saturday afternoon this summer from12 noon to 6 pm to reserve the Poolside Patio to host a “BlockParty” in their street name. They will be required to bring thebeverages of choice to be served (plastic cups) from the Tiki‐Bar on the patio. The residents may also plan for some choiceentertainment if they should so desire and lite hords as well.The event will be sponsored by the members of that specificstreet/block name.

At the end of the summer, we will ask all members to voteon the “Best of the Best Block Party”. We will then present thewinners an engraved plaque with their street name at theOctoberfest Pig Roast to be displayed in the clubhouse forcomplete bragging rights for next year until we vote a newwinner. Who knows, we might just get a River Run Clubspecially made flag to run up the flagpole for the next season.

In order to confirm your Block Party date, you must callMark at the Clubhouse. We already have a few streets signedup, so you better get your neighbors together and get yourdate confirmed soon. So let’s see which block party has themost creativity and flair to wanna be called Champions!

The official opening of the outdoor pool is on Saturday,May 26th at 12 noon. This just happens to be Memorial Dayweekend as well. We will have a 26 foot water slide availableon Saturday, Sunday and Monday for all of our members toenjoy. Upon opening of the outdoor pool, the Clubhouse goesto the summer hours as follows:• Monday thru Friday the Clubhouse will be open from 5:30

am to 9 pm with the outdoor pool opening at 12 noon to 9 pm.• Saturday and Sunday the Clubhouse will be open from 7 amto 9 pm with the outdoor pool opening from 12 noon to 9 pm.For the outdoor pool, be sure to check the monthly event sheetfor the Raptor’s Swim & Water Polo Meets as well as practices,which take place in our outdoor pool throughout the summer.

Next on the agenda is the 2nd Annual River Run Men’sGolf Classic on Friday, June 1st. Reservations MUST beconfirmed by contacting the Clubhouse as tee times arelimited to the first 40 players to confirm. We will have 18holes of golf starting at Naperbrook Golf Course at 12:06 pm,cart, lunch/beverage at the turn and then everyone will returnto the Clubhouse for a grilled steak dinner from the Grill in theKnoll. Plenty of beverages and prizes will be available, so besure to call in your ressie quickly as space is limited. The costwill be $80 per person. You don’t want to miss this event asrumor has it that this golf outing will be televised live on TheGolf Channel and ESPN! Don’t worry ladies, we are planning tohave a “Nine & Dine” golf event later in the summer for you aswell.

On Friday, June 1st from 3 to 6 pm we will be reviving theEnd of School Year Splash. Since this will be the last day of

From the General Manager’s Desk

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Jose Martinez President 630-904-5610

Jeff Algrem 1st Vice President 630-355-1435

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CLUBHOUSE HOURS OF OPERATIONMonday - Friday 5:30 am to 8 pm

Saturday - Sunday 7 am to 8 pm

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school, please feel free to visit theClubhouse right after school as we willhave a slip‐n‐slide and complimentaryice cream for each of our studentsattending.

We will be having many of ourregular events as well as a few newones. How about a Overnite Camp Out(outdoors) or an Adult Inner‐TubeWater Polo event just to name a few.

Be sure to post the Clubhouse EventSheet on your refrigerator at home soyou can circle the events that fit yourfamily. This Event Sheet is updatedevery month and is available in thisnewsletter as well as the River Runwebsite.

Speaking of events, outdoor eventspace for picnics, BBQs and Grad Partiesare filling up quickly. If you arecontemplating having an outdoor event,pool party or birthday party, pleasecontact Chris or myself to reserve thefunction space for your event. TheCanopy, Cabana, The Knoll AND NOWthe Poolside Patio are excellent outdoorareas that can accommodate 20 to 80guests. We do the set‐up, clean up andempty the trash while you and yourguests can enjoy the party.

The Bistro Café will return again forthe 2018 season with regular hours of12 noon to 8 pm every day that the poolis open. Grilling will again be on Fridayevening, Saturday and Sundayafternoons and evenings. We will have afew new menu items as well as quite afew of the old favorites.

There will be complimentaryspecials every evening such as hot dogs,root beer floats, slushie nite and icecream sundaes.

As far as having fun at the club,don’t be too surprised if you see acouple of new activities which will beavailable for you to participate at theClub this summer. Just be sure to lookaround to see what’s new!

SPECIAL ALERT — BeginningFriday, June 1st and on every Fridayevening throughout the summer, theRiver Run Club presents the “Food, Fun& Friends” HAPPY HOUR from 6 to 8pm under the Canopy. The Club willprovide complimentary lite hords asmembers can bring in their ownfavorite beverages. What a perfect wayto end the work week with sand

volleyball, tennis or watching a Raptor’sWater Polo game with plenty of food,fun & friends.

Rumor has it that David Walker hassome special tennis challenge activitiesplanned for Friday evenings as well asthe theme events that are listed on theEvent Sheet. Speaking of tennis, if youare coming to the Clubhouse to play afew sets of tennis, please be sure to callahead to reserve your court and time toassure your requested court time isavailable.

The tennis courts are fully open andready for activity. David Walker will bereturning to River Run Club as ourTennis Pro for the 2018 season. Davidcurrently has classes, drills and socialsset up for members of all agesthroughout the summer. Check out“Courtside with David” in the upcomingnewsletters to keep up with all of thetennis activity at the Club. David alsohas tennis lessons available throughoutthe summer so you can check with theclubhouse for dates and times.

Along with the new season, we willbe introducing a few new employees toassist our members with day‐to‐dayactivities. Combined with our returningstudents, I am extremely confident intheir ability and focus on providing ourmembers the very best of service andattention in making “YOUR” Club thedestination of choice for you and yourfamily.

In an effort to reach out to our“non‐member” neighbors in the RiverRun community, I have mailed out aSpecial Summer 2018 offer letter. TheClub is offering the followingopportunity.

For a fee of $500, any household inthe River Run community, that iscurrently not a member, may sign up forthe summer from Saturday, May 26th toMonday, September 4th, 2018. This onetime offer will allow the household fullmembership status (except voting) on atrial basis, to attend any club events andutilize all of the Clubhouse amenitiesthroughout the summer.

After September 4th, if you wish tobecome a Full Equity Member, you mayvisit the Clubhouse to fill out theappropriate paperwork and pay theEquity Membership fee. River Run willthen deduct the $500 summer fee from

your first annual dues payment. This isa “one‐time” offer and is not availablefor any residents that participated inthis program in 2017.

Last, but certainly very importantto all River Run Members, is our currentwebsite updates. Christie Sunderrajan,our new Communication Chairperson,has been working tirelessly to upgradeand provide a more informative websiteas well as involvement on theneighborhood social media platforms.

Our website is an excellent sourceof Club information, events andactivities in our community. We arenow in a position for every EquityMember to have their own user ID andpassword to use on the website.

Members can acquire informationsuch as monthly event calendars, hoursof operation, club events and muchmore. Please be sure to contact Chris ormyself via telephone or email so that wecan get the sign‐up instructions in yourhands as this procedure is confidentialand available to Equity Members only.

Speaking of confidentialinformation, if you have a personalemail address and would like to receiveour weekly email blasts, please stop bythe Clubhouse and fill out one of ourconfidential forms. Rest assured, youremail address is kept confidential and isnot released to anyone.

Speaking of Chairpersons, please besure to discuss any new social eventideas with our Social Chairperson, TracyJenduczek. For those members that mayhave a thought or ideas on increasingour Club Membership, please have aconversation with Phil Murphy ourMembership Chairperson as well.

In closing, as we enter anothersummer season at River Run, the staffand I are getting ready to exceed yourexpectations and continue to provideyou with the level of service that youexpect from an upscale Club. As always,if any questions arise, please feel free tocontact me or stop by the Clubhouse atyour convenience. And to think that thisis only the beginning of summer. Hopeto see everyone soon!

Best Regards, Mark Maiorano | General Manager

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May Aerobics Calendar

Calling ALL Swimmers!The River Run Raptors are looking for swimmers to join the summer swim and water polo teams. Summer is nearly here and

this is a great way to keep the kids active while meeting new friends and neighbors. Whether you are new to the neighborhoodand want to meet new families or you have lived in River Run a while, there is something for everyone. We accept swimmers ofall ages and abilities as long as they can swim the length of the pool. Check out our website at www.rrraptors.org Sign‐ups

are still open and will remain open through June 3rd. Practices start June 4th. We look forward to seeing you this summer!

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